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2009-04-01, 09:59 | Link #124 | |
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It used to be: 2 Fake Spoilers + 1 Real Spoiler --> Discussion --> Chinese Scans --> Discussion --> Japanese Scans --> Discussion --> English Translation --> Discussion. It isn't that predictable anymore. Sometimes the Chinese scans come out before the spoiler or even the Japanese original before the Chinese. And we haven't been getting the two fake spoiler for one real one anymore. Sometimes it has been just one real spoiler. So basically, we are waiting around for a spoiler to come around that is better than the first one we got. Then again, last month's spoiler seemed fake and crappy too, but was true, so who knows? |
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2009-04-01, 09:59 | Link #125 | |
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2009-04-01, 10:08 | Link #126 | |
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Helen: Oh my god! He grew into a giant horsey and is now powering up a Yoki blast! We're so fscked! Deneve: Well if we're going to die, we might as well die together. *Helen stretchy kicks Isley in what she thinks is her last suicide attack.* *Isley crashes into the ground right in front of Clare's group* Clare: WTF? I don't need this... |
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2009-04-01, 10:10 | Link #127 | |
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2009-04-01, 10:17 | Link #129 |
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Ah for one thing I think I read your original post as sensible being the ability to sense it versus that it makes sense. I don't agree with there being more yoki in abyssal form. Nor do I agree with Isley being able to gain mass out of no where. That is unless there is another factor involved like magic, which I have no problems against, but rather not use in a story that doesn't need it to explain things. I think that ABs have more yoki in human form, but can't use it as well for combat. Healing is a different story. Also using a certain amount of yoki may be hazardous for the human form if it is not used for healing.
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2009-04-01, 11:28 | Link #131 | |
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2009-04-01, 11:30 | Link #132 |
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@Gangsta Spanksta: You have problems with magic in a fictional world where the power they have is a linear scale of release called "demon energy" where the main characters fight and are demons or monsters?
And, um, the awakened beings do gain mass out of no where. Look at the transformation of the beetle male scout in chapter 52 pages 30-31. You can stick to your ideas that yagi values "physics" the way you do, but look at some practical examples of "real physics" One gram of mass — approximately the mass of a U.S. dollar bill — is equivalent to the following amounts of energy:
Claymore does not conform to your rules of how the world works. Trying to make it so is an exercise in, dare I say it, fictional writing on fictional writing. It conforms to its own rules, where monsters that eat people exist, souls can be merged, human hearts can be lost, and the main focus is the human heart and human relationships. |
2009-04-01, 11:31 | Link #133 |
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BTW, we have yet to see the real spoiler. Each of the spoilers so far have something missing that the real spoiler usually has.
@Chiba: And thinking that Awakened Beings can somehow store massive amounts of energy, yoki, isn't any more silly speculation and theorization than talk about the human heart you know. Again, I never said that it was wrong to think differently or have a different opinion and theory. I just prefer using yoki being converted to mass to explain the increase in mass. It at least tries to deal with the question of: where did it come from? I prefer that to mass appearing out of nowhere or more yoki appearing out of nowhere along with that mass. Furthermore, using that real world concept isn't any different from using the concept that humans breath air in yagi's world. I could say that trying to make that humans breath air in Claymore is an exercise in, dare you say, fictional writing on fictional writing as well. There is no difference between that real world example or the other. So why should one be more accepted than the other? Last edited by Gangsta Spanksta; 2009-04-01 at 11:45. |
2009-04-01, 12:01 | Link #135 |
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@Gangsta Spanksta: The difference is what APPEARS in Claymore and what appears in your mind. We have evidence that Claymores breath air in Yagi's world, from the story itself; Ophelia attempts to drown Clare and mentions that it is quite an unfitting end. Also Clare breathing heavily when exhausted, etc. The human heart IS in the story a whole lot. I daresay it is the focus of the story. And Yagi also has shown quite a system for how youki reacts to characters as they release it. I personally would prefer to examine what he shows as opposed to what I think about the real world.
You naturally can think anything you want to, and you can pull the "but I prefer" card all you want. Just don't expect people to take you seriously if you want to talk about what is happening in the story as we lose the common ground we share of this fictional world and instead each have to rely on our independent studies and experiences in various fields. Can you imagine if we started linking Claymore to the different religious beliefs we each have or do not have? |
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2009-04-01, 12:25 | Link #138 | |
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i think this is yagi style .. and Rufil doesnt die in this chapter .. so most likely this is the real one ..
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