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Most Scooby Doo cases are fake supernatural though
Exactly that
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Most Scooby Doo cases are fake supernatural though
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most of them
Movieverse then, where most of the supernatural stuff turns out to be very much real.
FGO arcade ported to steam. so i can die playing it
A work starring prehistoric Saber and his/her view of Sefar's attack up to when he/she Excaliblasted the latter.
Probably already mentioned, but I would love it if UFO did Mahoyo after heavens feel.
Both because I need more Aoko.
And because the only way I'm gonna be able to read Mahoyo is to learn Japanese.
And they can just reuse the same tracks or get the same guy to remix them and/or compose new ones.
Nah, you can learn French for that.
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How easy is it?
It uses the alphabet. And it uses a structure closer to English if you compare them with alphabet-using Asian languages.
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Pretty easy, I would say. The grammar mostly makes sense. My only problem is large numbers in French. I have learned French, so I guess I can read Mahoyo with help from WordReference?
Then again, I also took high school French for 4 years and did pretty good on the AP test.
En francais:
Le francais est assez facile a apprendre. La grammaire est tres sensible. Ma seule problem est les grandes nombres. Vous ne les condensez pas.
En tout cas, je peux lire Mahoyo avec quelque assistance de WordReference?
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Well Spanish is my native tongue, and given both are derived from Latin, does that make it easier or harder?
How much of my typed sentence in French can you understand? That might be a good yardstick. Another thing is that you can't drop the subject in French sentences, unlike what I've heard you can do in Spanish. Also, Spanish has a lot of Arabic loanwords, and since you're Mexican, probably other loanwords from Mexican languages, while French has a strong Germanic substratum. English also derives at least 47% of its vocab from French, so you can guess a little.
I understood some of it yeah.Like you said the biggest problem was numbers, but on the whole learning french is rather simple.
Yeah, especially since you already have a decent grammar base. Admittedly, since Mahoyo is a Nasu work, you may have to touch on some more sophisticated concepts like the subjunctive, especially the subjunctive. Numbers, I just don't understand how French became a scientific language when anything past 1000 becomes burdensome just to say.
That is lewd as fuck.
...no pun intended.
...actually, I take it back, pun very much intended.
If we're talking sitcoms, I'd be more interested in Hakuno and the two waifus taking care of Daughter!Altera. The favored waifu would be ambiguous, to avoid setting off either camp, and the hijinks would be from new (and possibly familiar) residents of the Moon Cell. ie, Leo, Rin, Shinji, Rani and Jinako aren't necessarily dead despite all logic dictating that most or all of them should be.
Likes attention, shiny objects, and... a ball of yarn?
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That last one sounds great.
Really? Maybe I should submit it as a fanfic idea. I don't really have a good enough grasp on the EXTRAverse lately to do it justice right now. I'd collaborate if anyone had any ideas for skits, of course.
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Last Encore gives you a way to keep bringing dead Masters back, especially Rin and Rani.
Isnt that already a thing? Or was it Nero and Tamamo raise kid Hakuno?
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