2013-10-23, 11:20 | Link #1881 | |
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Assume that this pattern "not having romantic interest with male characters" happen again,then those two together with Mami and Sakura are potential candidate for this year winner. |
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That said, it completely failed to predict what happened later on in the tournament. I'm still trying to wrap my head around how KanbeKotori could. Quote:
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That said, no system is perfect; all we can do is to have a system that can capture the most possibilities. With Saki and Chuu2 the way they are now, I don't think they'll be of much help. Though Ro-Kyu-bu! could help too. @Triple_R: I find the repechage dull, yet necessary. Revival rounds are meant to be a dull reprieve anyway. Even Madoka didn't break 200 in the first round of repechage. But yeah, the admins should be able to handle 3-4 rounds a day. Wonder why they're only doing 2. Things would get exciting only if the likes of Homura herself had made it to revival rounds. OTOH, no one's expecting anyone who isn't Homura level to make it to the final 8 even if they make it to the sweet 16 (because, well, they did lose in the first place, after all; chances of them winning their draw in the main 16 looks bleak). @Archaeon: Lol, I figured it out long ago but didn't point it out because I thought it was common sense. Ah well, can't really fault the reason behind it though. But that's what makes the victories of the likes of Taiga in AST more interesting. This is also the reason why you shouldn't write off Sayaka's, Kuroneko's and Ayase's chances so easily. But what I find even more interesting in Taiga's victory is that going by logic, girls who successfully end up with the guy they're in love with should have an even lower chance than winning than girls who don't. Maybe it's because she's the main heroine but that explanation isn't enough. On a side note, why is Kyouko Toshinou's name constantly capitalised? I rarely see anyone else's names get the same treatment.
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2013-10-24, 03:49 | Link #1889 |
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Erm..does Yuuno count? Ok,I know she's never been in actual relationship with Yuuno and not strong enough for a shipping. Or does yuri pair Fate x Nanoha stronger than Yuuno x Nanoha?
But yeah,even Nanoha can hardly be consider in actual romantic relationship compare to Taiga and Sakura Kinomoto. Last edited by Archaeon; 2013-10-24 at 04:08. |
2013-10-24, 05:00 | Link #1890 | |
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2013-10-24, 06:42 | Link #1891 |
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Rikka may not be as strong as she was originally expected to be but she should still be a fair bit stronger than Koneko. Rikka should win but it wouldn't be that surprising if Koneko got close. Saki characters are a shadow of their former selves. Kyouko would probably beat Arata before Saki's fall and now it should be an easy win for Kyouko. Votes: Takanashi Rikka Toshinou Kyouko Predictions: Takanashi Rikka Toshinou Kyouko
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2013-10-24, 07:40 | Link #1892 | |
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2013-10-24, 09:35 | Link #1893 | |
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Jinrui, despite the fairytale-esque art, is a black comedy and full of WTF-ness, so maybe it depends on your taste? I really love it though
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2013-10-24, 12:04 | Link #1896 | |
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I got the shouting thing, but it's still kind of irritating. Ah well.
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Of course, this being a het pairing gets ignored once Nanoha got her own 'verse. And Fate.
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2013-10-24, 12:21 | Link #1897 | |
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(But if those two Kyoukos ever go head-to-head with PMMM's Kyouko winning, I'm so going to enjoy writing "Congrats to SAKURA KYOUKO!" )
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2013-10-24, 12:30 | Link #1898 | |
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I should randomly assign the girls distinct arbitrary numbers and refer to them as "girl 1", girl "12", "girl 56", "girl 107" etc thereafter.
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2013-10-24, 12:41 | Link #1899 |
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Hmmm..... maybe a coincidence, but two of the four final 8 matches last year were pair matches:
Saki vs. Nodoka & Kuro vs. Yu Matsumi Besides Sakura/Toshino Kyouko being matched up just for having the same name, if there are any more matching coincidences this year, both have at least one other matching opponent (in their respective series). I could think of other possible matches, but I'll wait until the complete top 16 is revealed.
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