Lunar Threads

Note that you will need an account on Japan's famous video site Nico Nico Douga to watch this. There are guides to register in English if you search via Google.

Anyways. here it is! http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm7789693

I can't remember if I have mp3s of this or not, but I'm pretty sure I've never listened to it before. It was good of the poster to set up the video with pictures to compliment the conversation.

And seriously, the longer Lemina talks, the stronger the Lina Inverse vibe gets.

What's the content like? I mean, song, gameplay clips, animation...? Don't have time to figure out how to look at it for myself right now.

I hope this isn't too general, but here goes... The MegaCD bonus disk has a couple of humorous skits performed by Megumi Hayashibara (Lemina) and Chisa Yokoyama (Lucia) as a frame for the tracks Money is No.1 and Eternal Blue. Theme: Lemina is coaching Lucia on how to be a suitably perky entertainment presenter. (Complaint: volume levels from skit to song vary quite a bit, kind of annoying. ) The video adds stills from the MegaCD cutscenes that alternate between Lucia and Lemina as needed for the purpose of describing the scenes visually. It seems like a rush job but it works pretty well, I'd say.

Shiva Indis wrote:I hope this isn't too general, but here goes... The MegaCD bonus disk has a couple of humorous skits performed by Megumi Hayashibara (Lemina) and Chisa Yokoyama (Lucia) as a frame for the tracks Money is No.1 and Eternal Blue. Theme: Lemina is coaching Lucia on how to be a suitably perky entertainment presenter. (Complaint: volume levels from skit to song vary quite a bit, kind of annoying. ) The video adds stills from the MegaCD cutscenes that alternate between Lucia and Lemina as needed for the purpose of describing the scenes visually. It seems like a rush job but it works pretty well, I'd say.

Couldn't have said it any better. It's simply the MP3 from the import cd plus random game stills of Lemina and Lucia to let you know whos speaking. It's ok...

Oh. Then I've heard it, of course. I didn't attach the word "omake" to the premium disc that came with the game.