Akazora

Fair enough, I suppose.

Hello,world! -- BUMP OF CHICKEN https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rOU4YiuaxAM

tfw your school just straight up doesn't have A/C

... Now, I'm not judging you or anything but... given what you've learned in biology class what else did you think they could have been? Placoderms??? (obligatory ,,,,,chameleon song) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JmcA9LIIXWw

E3 always sneaks up on me until right about early May, and then for an entire month I'm just too hyped to sleep.

The one in real life? It's in France. The fictional one from the visual novel exists in two places: some wintry European country and on the outskirts of Fuyuki City.

I want to visit Chateau de Brissac, as it's the real life castle the Einzbern estate (Fate series) was based off of. (spoilered for size) Einzbern estate from visual novel: Chateau de Brissac:

I am sorry. I was the one who started this. Hah, I'll stop now, too.

Aw, thanks! Even if you don't contribute that much, I appreciate it! Well shucks, it's too bad you can't make an account. I'm glad you tried though, haha.

I'm sorry for being so inconsistent recently, eheh. I rushed while typing this so I went back and added a bit to the end.

You have a point there. Seriously though, how long will this convo last?

I don't recall jumping into a time machine and flying back to 2010. I kid, I kid, it's just that his videos haven't crossed my mind in forever.

Capcom hasn't said anything about being unsure with the localization, but the setting and time period of DGS is what has fans generally on edge. PLvsPW was brought to the west, but I think it was mainly because they were betting on two fanbases to pull through with the sales. DD was only available digitally due to lack of retail support for previous AA games, and that was a main series game. Since DGS is officially considered a "spin-off" and looks to be more than just this one installment, who knows how Capcom USA will handle this. In this day and age, localizations are pretty much announced immediately. When Xenoblade Chronicles X and Fire Emblem: if were announced, though only Japanese gameplay existed for the longest time, a western release was announced immediately. Nowadays larger franchises like Pokemon release all regional versions of their games virtually simultaneously. The lack of any confirmed info from Capcom can be a bit worrisome, especially for die-hard fans of AAI2 (like me; I consider it to be one of the best AA games, just a tad worse than T&T) that don't want to see another under-appreciated and under-experienced AA game slip under the radar.

While I'm all for this theory, only one small thing bothers me... From what I've seen of Japanese culture, student council armbands are exclusively on the left arm, so if anything Ryuunosuke is the odd ball out wearing it on his right arm. Maybe it has something to do with that gauntlet on his left hand? First I've ever heard of this tradition myself. I'm just hoping for a localization, is all. If Capcom decides to skip over this one as well because they think the localization has already dug its own grave, it would be a real pity. Worst comes to worst, we'll bring the AAI2 translators back...

Yooo, kids still play that? Those matches got intense.

Your posts aren't much better.

Well, it's not really that it tastes bad, but I'd prefer nearly any kind of tea to coffee any day. It also sends my bladder into overdrive, haha.

I use Swagbucks for all my "free" gift card needs. "Free" in quotes, because some people may consider time to be money. I'm not sure if it's better or worse than Bing, but I'm close to earning $50 from it, so hey! Also, if you're interested in making a Swagbucks account, help a bro out and use my referral link: http://www.swagbucks.com/refer/Akazora

Haha, I know right? There are so many things that get me super happy, natural highs and all that. Drugs would ruin all that. Of course, there are others who aren't as fortunate as I am, and I'm not living their life so I can't really judge. Some people may need that extra little jolt, sooo yeah. And you're not late to the party, or at least not any later than I was, heh. I just spent the day celebrating Lucina's birthday by... doing nothing save for homework and anime. Tehe. I wonder how that went down... You: Hey, remember when we used to play behind the convenience store and collect discarded Snapple caps? Classmate from grade school: Huh? Oh, yeah, uh huh... You know, I smoked my first joint with the store owner's daughter behind those dumpsters not three weeks ago. You:

You got to get out some more. I think the most recently anime you've watched has been Pokemon for months. Speed Grapher Wow, now that's bad animation. Sure it's an old anime, but even so it has some miserable action. It's a shame, since Yusuke Kozaki makes awesome character designs and is a superb artist. He's responsible for FE: Awakening and if, No More Heroes, and the upcoming Under the Dog. The premise is kind of interesting: a man obtains the ability to blow things up by taking pictures of them. But the actual plot runs far deeper than that, as it delves into morals of money and greed. It's nothing too special, but it's darker than your average anime at least. There was this one character that had a lot of potential, but he ultimately fell short. The first two-thirds of the anime was also really slow, though it picks up by the last eight episodes. There are a few logical issues, and overall it was relatively predictable and a chore to watch. Maybe it's because the animation was atrocious. I wouldn't recommend it. It's a pity, I initially thought I had stumbled upon a hidden gem, haha. I'm started back up Noir again, another old anime. Ugh, this pacing is slaying me...

It would be a crying shame if a user with such amazing a profile pic left after only asking one question. How about you stay and post around some more, hrm? It's always nice to run into a fellow AA fan. I never thought I'd live to see the day I use this gif, seriously... Don't mind me, back on topic now...