Lunar Threads

What the hell is Spark Cannon? Do you mean Atomic Burn? Or Plasma Rain? I can't tell. Spark Cannon is one of Lucia's spells. She didn't have it in the Playstation version. KF Yeah, IIRC Spark Cannon was renamed into Atomic Burn in EBC...but Lucia also kept the original Atomic Burn as well, which wa...

Nobiyuki77 wrote: A bit better I suppose.

Actually, quite a bit--cleaned up the only problem!

All kidding aside...and believe me, that's a stretch when coming in a thread about which animated videogame girl is hotter...I think you're making a distinct mistake in interpreting Lucia's mentality. That is, I believe you're mistaking her inhumanity for innocence . What I mean is, beginning-of-gam...

Let's see... Revolutionary Girl Utena : The TV series is great; the movie is even better. Tenchi-Muyo! Ryo-Ohki : The original six episodes are classic (Best. Opening. Ever.), even though the franchise has settled in since then at a lower level. El-Hazard : Again, the original seven episodes are cla...

Bah. Too young? Says who? She's a multimilennia old deity! I certainly haven't got any problems with Lucia's maturity levels... yeah, AFTER her time spent with hiro. when she arrived at the spire, i know i certainly wouldn't be able to morally touch that. And at that point in the game, a Spark Cann...

Wait...didn't Alice live with her uncle, etc., in Meribia (been a while since I read Kizyr's translations of the manga...) following the death of her mother? How would she be making notations in the margins of obscure books in Vane? I can see how the end-of-the-manga Alice might, but the pre-manga A...

Wow, very nice work, though the "bleed" outline of flesh tones around the arms and legs is a bit off. Otherwise, though, an extremely good job.

Definitely Lucia. Her early lack of social awareness never made her seem "young" to me, just "inhuman" (in the sense of "is there a particular reason why you believe I should be embarrassed by biological features shared by fifty-one percent of the humanoids on this planet?&q...

Plus, remember that since we're talking JRPGs, the actual relevant demographic data is what's applicable to Japan, so what we see here in American forums isn't necessarily what's driving Japanese manufacturers. That being said, there are still an awful lot of teens playing video games. The differenc...

Well, more reliable than the Presidency and Congress, yes, but still, the Supreme Court is as highly politicized as any other branch of government. With the Court's current makeup, many cases that come before it have nothing to do with the law, but a simple vote: the right-wing judges vote righty an...

Remember Google Fight? Actually, no. :( It pits two websites against each other by how many search results they have on Google. The one with the most hits on Google wins. This is sorta like this. However, it somehow (not sure how) converts various website info into RPG Stats. It then determines a w...

Okay, I'll be the innocent-looking newbie and ask:

Huh?

It all comes down to the Official Rules of Japanese-Made RPGs. Evil comes back every 1000 years (set your calendars!), girls with amnesia always try to marry the prince but fail, fifteen is the perfect age to have the athleticism, mental toughness, and expert swordsmanship training to save the world...

Sounds like Phyco's favorite form of gambling is "You Bet Your Life."

Right! We want details! Name, age, occupation, favorite sports teams, favorite foods, shoe size, preferred color of sock... Really, just pretend we've already completed a massive covert investigation into your private life. Ignore the wizard eye floating in your bedroom. Wasn't us. Really.

Awesome! *burning with envy* Surprise raises definitely are world-rockers!

(Getting to see a fave sporting event doesn't hurt, either!)

By the way (mostly directed at Kizyr 'cause, y'know, he knows these answers, but anyone else should feel free to use up their valuable weekend time to answer my need for trivial details), is there a giri-choco equivalent for White Day, or has it managed to stay strictly romantic?

Thanks, folks! Keeping with my every-other-Thursday schedule...

Chapter 3

Have fun!

*shrug* High school was as much a full-time job as practicing law is. The only difference is that for high school, there'd be homework after I got done with the actual "job" hours, and then there'd be the part-time job hours to actually earn money. Now, college , that's a different story e...

Congratulations! *tosses confetti*

Boston...hmm, that's not entirely impossible that I might end up there, though it's unlikely. At least it wouldn't involve having to fly (which my wife won't do).