Morris was unquestionedly a man.
Morris was unquestionedly a man.
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More Under Night In Birth, probably.
shit BL says
Once and always and nevermore.
The thing is [cl-r] is coming out in a few months, and they only seem to have added a Jin Kisaragi clone. Even if there's two more characters we have yet to see, there's no way that's what Frenchbread has spent five years doing.
Inb4 even if it's a Type Moon thing it's instead of another Fate spinoff.
Originally Posted by Reign
I miss Kogetsukan, that was fun.
Last edited by ballinamon; October 13th, 2019 at 11:03 PM.
It's a completely separate character from Guda. The Kogetsukan event had Guda dreaming of seeing a murder mystery through another person's eyes. The novelization of Kogetsukan named that other person Rikka and said they were a girl disguised as a man.
That's also not Stheno, it's Rikka's friend Juliet. While Guda was seeing the story through Rikka's eyes Guda was perceiving everyone as a Servant even though that's not what they really looked like (Juliet's dad was Lancelot, the manor's butler was Bedivere, etc). The story uses this a few times to trick you likeSpoiler:
It was a really cool event.
How is Kogetsukan supposed to work as a novel without everyone having a sprite to lead you astray?
Was also thinking that during the original run, that the event wouldnt work as a actual novel cuz its entirely reliant on the connection between VNs and sprites to bait you.
First, it has some art, like in the tweet above
Second, it doesn't have too many characters, so it's quite easy to remember all of the cast
also, I would guess that when a character is introduced for the first time, they will give a description
and maybe there is an art of all characters on the first page or somewhere
Chaldea Heroes
Personal skill
So by chance I was driving through Glastonbury this morning and I swear every third building is named Excalibur, Avalon, King Arthur or something to that effect. It would be enough to make even Saber blush.
It's one thing to be proud of local legends but this was just milking it. :/
"Here's a bangin lil' tune about takin' on The Man!"
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My phone autocrrected Kinoko to Kintoki today and I can't get the phrase "Kintoki Nasu" out of my head now.
Richard would love it, though.
And for the next mutation.
Kintoki sounds a bit like Kentucky.
Kentucky Nasu
BEHOLD! THE SIG OF GOLDEN TRUTH! Pillaged from McJon, Tsukikan et al.
Kentucky Fried Eggplant
Liz’s breakdown scene in CCC is still pretty top tier I feel. It’s already an explorer concept, and doesn’t need much of a rehashing. But another spotlight on it would be nice sometime for more exposure of Liz’s core issues.
or is that just asking for a CCC anime?
Isn't that pretty normal tho? Pretty much every shop around the center of Aachen is named after Karl as well.
"An ideal is only an ideal after all. As long as you embrace that ideal, the friction with reality will continue to increase. So you will someday face reality and will have to pay for your compromises"
I don't know. Were there any cows around?
I could be wrong, but I don't feel like that's a very common thing in Britain.
Although that might just be me coming from a backwater part of the country with scant legendary figures that aren't King Arthur.
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I thought Washington's Crossing was bad like that, but it's not quite that bad, proportionally speaking.
Kazutaka Kodaka (Danganronpa author) is demanding Tsukihime's remake.
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