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Just watch videos of Xenoblade (the Wii one) gameplay for further examples. XCX's system looks like it will be an improvement on that in some ways, but not drastically different.

I'm still very excited for the game, although the narrative in Monolith Soft games don't really work well with self-insert customizable characters.

Xillia characters haven't appeared on a Nintendo system, so no, they never had a chance.



There were definitely people turned off by Melee. After all, the transition from 64 to Melee was sort of like that one DBZ episode where Goku, while traveling through space to Namek, had to contend with 100 times Earth's normal gravity. So many SDs back in those days...

Hopefully when Smash 4 comes out, the competitive community won't blow itself up again now that we all know the scene won't fall apart just because the latest game wasn't the greatest thing ever.

I'm not a fan of how there was no display of the percent of territory "captured", so I hope that they will at least add that in. Otherwise, I'm actually pretty excited about this.

Just pointing out that this thread is for "Ai Kora" NOT "Aki-Sora".

Movie 1:
This was pretty good. Like the only issue I had with it is that the fight scenes are still not all that interesting like in P4, but at least the characters fight with their weapons.

From what I've heard, the author's health has been rather questionable, but he wanted to finish the series. So no doubt he had forced himself to hurry some of the story along.

I thought this had no chance of getting a second season, but I'm really happy to be proven wrong in this case.

Chapter 267:

My thoughts exactly.

An understandable perspective to have. In all honesty, you're correct in that view. I see it as something easily forgiven though. Why? Because the engagement/living together is part of the premise. And premises are dumb, dumb, dumb. I can't name a single piece of media that has a premise that couldn't be picked apart. And well... when you pick apart a premise, the entire story just sort of collapses.

I can understand where you're coming from, but I think the slow-burn romance the anime has is correct considering we are dealing with two introverted characters. Though there is something to be said for preparing an appropriate narrative climax for a romantic relationship at the end of an adaptation.

This was a pretty fun show to watch despite being pretty average. Unlike its predecessors, I felt like KLK's over-the-top-ness was its only redeeming quality.

My only real disappointment though is that we never hear Junketsu talk despite being a "rival" to Senketsu.

Here you go. It doesn't get more official than a store that is linked from their home page that has a third novel listed as being on-sale on the 7th.

Well, I had heard that the first season only really covered the first novel. I wasn't sure that this season was based on the second novel since I kept hearing things about how the show had deviations from the novel even in the first season. I haven't read the novels yet since I wanted to wait until after the anime was done. And now there is a third volume of the LN being made...

Probably, yeah. But I just felt it was done too much even during the short period that things were platonic. That's all.

Mako gets her old clothes back thanks to the magic of animation errors.

Good call.

Apparently, in this series, power is equivalent to bitchiness.