With that said, I finally finished replaying Wild Arms 2 in Japanese. Trying to turn the original script that I photographed into one big Japanese study guide which is easy.
Yes, springtime is here and as for the recent Gundam SEED movie, my Japanese buddy likes it.
Speaking of anime, I re-watched Twilight Venom after my Wild Arms 2 replay. Irving Vold Valeria in this Bee Train anime is okay. His Wild Arms 2 counterpart on the other hand, is a bastard. I might have to explain why later to avoid spoilers, but I will say that he's similar in some ways to Gendo Hikari, insane. The difference, is that Irving (game character) has very unbelievable ulterior motives. The only similarities between those Irvings is that they're rich boys. The anime Irving Vold Valeria is mostly a cameo appearance and not as bad. Judecca and Kanon in Twilight Venom are also very different than their WA2 counterparts. The Kanon that I prefer is a bounty hunting tomboy with a painful backstory bearing prosthetic body parts (a descendant of a beautiful blue-haired, red-eyed girl who I like to call a princess warrior; having almost slayed a genocidal demon lord with her mythical swordsmanship skills; kinda like a mystic knight, but without armor which is pretty manly for a little lady). Yes, that does sound kinda similar to Major or Kusanagi-san if that's what you're thinking.
I would like to get some prosthetic body parts someday myself.
Anyway milady, I hope that spring will be something amazing for you. I'll keep practicing more Japanese.
No need to apologize milady. I heard that Canada has been very difficult as of late. As usual, put the blame on Year of the Rabbit for resisting change and being very difficult. So yes, I totally forgive you and you deserve better for being a good soul. The real problem is that this decade actually kind of sucks. This decade doesn't seem to care about good karma or hard working people when it should. Being very rude to everyone, even to someone as smexy as you.
I heard from my two Ontarian friends that winter has been very difficult for them. One of them being a chemist works really hard, kind of like you.
Moving on to brighter things, you're welcome and glad you like my art. It's also great to see back milady. *hugs*
Gift-wise, I got exactly what I wanted as of December plus Oxford Japanese Verbs and Grammar. That way I could get my PhD and make my Jack of all trades training worthwhile. While a very smart Jack or Jill of all trades may not exactly need, it's still a degree fitting for one. If a convicted murderer or robber can get one for reading 📚 in prison all the time, then why can't I?
As promised, I've spent a lot of time replaying Wild Arms 2 in Japanese after having finished Grandia (I love it just as much or more than retro gamers; I'll definitely check out the other two games later; definitely one of the most forgotten JRPGs that solved the problem of repetitive combat since 1997). Kanji-wise, I don't feel baffled anymore.
I ddidn't expect repeating kanji this much in the original script, but I'll keep an eye on any unfamiliar kanji and have it photographed.
The best way to retranslate Wild Arms 2 would be to adapt it into a manga, but that would definitely be a pipe dream because most manga these days prefer to have very simple stories for lower lifeforms with mediocre reading comprehension called normies. Where's the fun in making graphic novels mostly for idiots?
I'm totally looking at Wild Arms 2 differently after replaying it in Japanese. I also see Wild Arms 2 as the stepping stone to playing Sakura Wars 1-4 which stingy Sega will never release outside of Japan. The same company that just wants to cash in on Persona and Yakuza things so far. They should just give the forgotten franchise to Red Entertainment and their parent company. If remakes are the future, then I would love to see old Sakura Wars games get a real introduction for western audiences without Sega constantly blocking the franchise like it means nothing. Why block a franchise if it looks original and artistic?
As you can see milady, I haven't played So Long, My Love or Sakura Wars 5 in ages. I remember when a Canadian guy reviewed it on YouTube ages ago, Segashiro I think. He seemed like a very honest reviewer all those years ago. He liked Japanese imports yes, but was way better than a weeaboo.
Ah yes! Honeysuckles represent devoted affection. That flower is known all over Asia and Georgia state for that. It prefers humid subtropical weather, but it also seems to be very fond of Japan despite having a great deal of similar geography or flora to eastern Canada. Yes, originally a Eurasian flower.
I used to see hummingbirds being attracted to honeysuckles as well as any other flower growing up.
Recommendations-wise, you're welcome Misty and I'll talk to you again soon enough.
Ah yes milady! Mobile Suit Gundam SEED Freedom just got released.
That movie and Pluto are two anime that I plan to watch this Year of the Dragon.
I see that Misato is one of your least favorite characters. Not a superfan, but I think that she's okay. My big Libra friend from Ontario is definitely a big fan.
Fon Walkure is definitely my least favorite character voiced by Kotono Mitsuishi. I agree with Natsuki's white-haired demon friend calling that blondie a bitch.
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With that said, I finally finished replaying Wild Arms 2 in Japanese. Trying to turn the original script that I photographed into one big Japanese study guide which is easy.
Yes, springtime is here and as for the recent Gundam SEED movie, my Japanese buddy likes it.
Speaking of anime, I re-watched Twilight Venom after my Wild Arms 2 replay. Irving Vold Valeria in this Bee Train anime is okay. His Wild Arms 2 counterpart on the other hand, is a bastard. I might have to explain why later to avoid spoilers, but I will say that he's similar in some ways to Gendo Hikari, insane. The difference, is that Irving (game character) has very unbelievable ulterior motives. The only similarities between those Irvings is that they're rich boys. The anime Irving Vold Valeria is mostly a cameo appearance and not as bad. Judecca and Kanon in Twilight Venom are also very different than their WA2 counterparts. The Kanon that I prefer is a bounty hunting tomboy with a painful backstory bearing prosthetic body parts (a descendant of a beautiful blue-haired, red-eyed girl who I like to call a princess warrior; having almost slayed a genocidal demon lord with her mythical swordsmanship skills; kinda like a mystic knight, but without armor which is pretty manly for a little lady). Yes, that does sound kinda similar to Major or Kusanagi-san if that's what you're thinking.
I would like to get some prosthetic body parts someday myself.
Anyway milady, I hope that spring will be something amazing for you. I'll keep practicing more Japanese.
No need to apologize milady. I heard that Canada has been very difficult as of late. As usual, put the blame on Year of the Rabbit for resisting change and being very difficult. So yes, I totally forgive you and you deserve better for being a good soul. The real problem is that this decade actually kind of sucks. This decade doesn't seem to care about good karma or hard working people when it should. Being very rude to everyone, even to someone as smexy as you.
I heard from my two Ontarian friends that winter has been very difficult for them. One of them being a chemist works really hard, kind of like you.
Moving on to brighter things, you're welcome and glad you like my art. It's also great to see back milady. *hugs*
Gift-wise, I got exactly what I wanted as of December plus Oxford Japanese Verbs and Grammar. That way I could get my PhD and make my Jack of all trades training worthwhile. While a very smart Jack or Jill of all trades may not exactly need, it's still a degree fitting for one. If a convicted murderer or robber can get one for reading 📚 in prison all the time, then why can't I?
As promised, I've spent a lot of time replaying Wild Arms 2 in Japanese after having finished Grandia (I love it just as much or more than retro gamers; I'll definitely check out the other two games later; definitely one of the most forgotten JRPGs that solved the problem of repetitive combat since 1997). Kanji-wise, I don't feel baffled anymore.
I ddidn't expect repeating kanji this much in the original script, but I'll keep an eye on any unfamiliar kanji and have it photographed.
The best way to retranslate Wild Arms 2 would be to adapt it into a manga, but that would definitely be a pipe dream because most manga these days prefer to have very simple stories for lower lifeforms with mediocre reading comprehension called normies. Where's the fun in making graphic novels mostly for idiots?
I'm totally looking at Wild Arms 2 differently after replaying it in Japanese. I also see Wild Arms 2 as the stepping stone to playing Sakura Wars 1-4 which stingy Sega will never release outside of Japan. The same company that just wants to cash in on Persona and Yakuza things so far. They should just give the forgotten franchise to Red Entertainment and their parent company. If remakes are the future, then I would love to see old Sakura Wars games get a real introduction for western audiences without Sega constantly blocking the franchise like it means nothing. Why block a franchise if it looks original and artistic?
As you can see milady, I haven't played So Long, My Love or Sakura Wars 5 in ages. I remember when a Canadian guy reviewed it on YouTube ages ago, Segashiro I think. He seemed like a very honest reviewer all those years ago. He liked Japanese imports yes, but was way better than a weeaboo.
Ah yes! Honeysuckles represent devoted affection. That flower is known all over Asia and Georgia state for that. It prefers humid subtropical weather, but it also seems to be very fond of Japan despite having a great deal of similar geography or flora to eastern Canada. Yes, originally a Eurasian flower.
I used to see hummingbirds being attracted to honeysuckles as well as any other flower growing up.
Recommendations-wise, you're welcome Misty and I'll talk to you again soon enough.
I apologize for the double posting at the same day (typing on a Motorola), but I was wondering if you know what honeysuckles represent.
Happy Valentine's Day to you milady! Here is something I kind of made especially for you:
Ah yes milady! Mobile Suit Gundam SEED Freedom just got released.
That movie and Pluto are two anime that I plan to watch this Year of the Dragon.
I see that Misato is one of your least favorite characters. Not a superfan, but I think that she's okay. My big Libra friend from Ontario is definitely a big fan.
Fon Walkure is definitely my least favorite character voiced by Kotono Mitsuishi. I agree with Natsuki's white-haired demon friend calling that blondie a bitch.