2011-05-17, 11:07 | Link #561 | ||
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Miura is fighting in the tournament for the first time, like almost all of Vivio's friends. Her opponent, on the other hand, has been a contestant ever since she was old enough to enter, that was 8 years ago, and she has never failed to enter the City Tournament before. An objective pre-match evaluation would have rated Miura's chances of defeating Micaiah at "slim to none." The real surprise would be Miura actually winning this match. Quote:
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2011-05-17, 14:11 | Link #564 |
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Is there a reason you don't say the series' name? I mean, it seems kind of silly, since everyone knows what it's called. And quit saying Miura is a jobber. It is way way way too early to say she's going to be doing that. She hasn't even finished her first battle.
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2011-05-17, 14:13 | Link #565 |
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Well, you're right it's still soon, i'm only saying that considering who her trainers are xDU
EDIT: About the series name, the only time i've mentioned the full name of that series i received a lot of blacklash for doing that like if were some sort of a banned word and that was far before i've gained my current "reputation" xDU
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2011-05-17, 14:44 | Link #566 |
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That... makes really no sense to me, at all. It seems completely pointless, like censoring a swear word by only marking one letter with an asterick.
And the Wolkenritter are fine, you're just overly negative. They just aren't the main characters (sadly, seems like the trio is Nanoha, Fate, and Subaru, not Hayate), so they're the most likely to take harsh blows. But they're also the majority of the cast. Not like Erio didn't take a harsh blow either, and he was the only non-Wolkenritter/main character there, so it's not really exclusive to them. It just seems worse because they're such a large group and such a large part of the main cast. |
2011-05-17, 14:59 | Link #567 | |
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2011-05-17, 16:21 | Link #568 |
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She still will get chances to shine. They may not be as common as the main heroes, but I'll never forget Vita in the engine room, I felt that was a really touching scene. Sure, she probably won't shine like the main cast (likely Vivio and Einhart, third person possibly showing up later), but she'll still get a chance to show how awesome she is, and develop as a character.
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2011-05-18, 08:54 | Link #574 |
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So I kinda had a "vision" of how Vivio's epic finale match will be like... Her opponent will be absurdly skilled and extremely fast. Vivio will have trouble keeping up with her opponent, and is getting pulped.
At the very last possible moment, as the knockout blow is approaching her face, her latent powers will activate and time around her will seem as though it slowed down, but it hasn't. What has happened instead is that she has temporarily tapped into her haxxor analysis mode, and is processing the environment around her at a ludicrous rate. Vivio: "I can see her moves!" She will then block the knockout blow, causing stunned amazement from everyone. Vivio: "No." Opponent: "What?" The opponent will then try again, and get blocked again. And again, and again, each blow and block increasing in frequency. Opponent: "Impossible!" After the motions become a blur, Vivio will finally counterattack and slam a haymaker into her opponent. And yes, this is basically a shout-out to the Matrix scene. Nove: "How?" Einhart: "She's the One." Vivio: "Woah." Cheers.
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2011-05-18, 14:31 | Link #575 |
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At that point Einhart breaks out singing to a piano intro as she sings "She's the One" by Robbie Williams... superimposed over slow-mo sequences of Einhart fighting
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2011-05-21, 11:58 | Link #579 |
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Yeah, it should. Looks like someone bungled up the numbers there.
On another note, looks like we might have a possible explanation why the Mid Childan culture is more lenient towards young children going into combat. This chapter explains that the current age is the best age to train magic potential, so if you decide to become an expert, the time to start practicing is very low. Since this is a biological thing, from a cultural perspective it wouldn't be all that weird for it to be accepted as the norm. |
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