Ironically enough, apparently Justa and Feno IRL were both in the same Northern Farm stable before they were sent to their respective JRA training centers.
I saw a tweet that compared the little friend group of 4 to Gintama once. Saying that Golshi = Gintoki, Justa = Zura, Mamechin = Hijikata, and Donna = Otae.
Not sure how Chrono'd be able to bet on the WIN5 considering A) uma races aren't gambling and B) even if they did they'd probably follow the real life rule of not being able to bet on their own branch of gambling... Or any URA races in any form for that matter.
Not sure how Chrono'd be able to bet on the WIN5 considering A) uma races aren't gambling and B) even if they did they'd probably follow the real life rule of not being able to bet on their own branch of gambling... Or any URA races in any form for that matter.
Pretty sure the guessing game still exist. Gambling or no gambling, people still can't stop trying to predict who is gonna win or not.
Not sure how Chrono'd be able to bet on the WIN5 considering A) uma races aren't gambling and B) even if they did they'd probably follow the real life rule of not being able to bet on their own branch of gambling... Or any URA races in any form for that matter.
backdoor or underground betting can exist... heck I'm sure they have analysts and commentators in their television programs that does predictions on races too.
Yorshka specifically said that Gwyndolin was her brother in Dark Souls 3. We don't know the lineage of Priscilla, but it's probably a safe bet to say she's also of Gwyn's lineage of Yorshka is too.
Yorshka specifically said that Gwyndolin was her brother in Dark Souls 3. We don't know the lineage of Priscilla, but it's probably a safe bet to say she's also of Gwyn's lineage of Yorshka is too.
Gwyndolin, Yorshka, and Painter are all Priscilla's kids, though the latter two were with a crazy fire guy.
Not sure if this is a crop from some other image or if there's a higher-res/not blurry version; I only had the source tweet saved and neither we nor SauceNAO say anything.
You'd think there would be stakes and losses in a story about war based on actual ships that actually sunk.
The especially painful part is: it seemed that way at first. It was never hinted at that ships that sunk weren't permanently dead until Rondo at Rainbow's End, about 4 years after the series began.
The especially painful part is: it seemed that way at first. It was never hinted at beforehand that ships that sunk weren't permanently dead until Rondo at Rainbow's End, about 4 years after the series began.
Yeah it was still interesting for a long while. But the Type II and recent soul fusion (for Amagi and Kaga) and outright resurrection of Musashi in Ode of Everblooming Crimson (+ the magical cancellation of Metamorphosis for some ships) was just way too much and completely killed what little interest the story still had. Now every time something seems semi-serious, you already know exactly how it's gonna end because everything is so one-dimensional. Can't wait to see what new bs they'll conjure for Lexington. Not to mention Deus Ex Helena who is literally God at this point and can do anything and everything out of thin air.
I have way more fun reading Opsi files nowadays. Too bad they're so few and far between.
Both Azur lane and kantai collection have so much potential to have meaningful themes and inescapable tragedy, but they never seem to capitalize on any of them.
Would have added interesting depth to the story. Sadly, they chose the mellow one-dimensional story where nobody can die, or stay dead. You'd think there would be stakes and losses in a story about war based on actual ships that actually sunk.
Good art though.
I know right. I can only imagine a world where they took their story seriously. It could have been powerful, and even a tear jerker if they did it right. Northampton having Hornet die in her arms just as she was trying to save her.
I know right. I can only imagine a world where they took their story seriously. It could have been powerful, and even a tear jerker if they did it right. Northampton having Hornet die in her arms just as she was trying to save her.
Manjuu actually commissioned art that would've depicted that (post #4564678), and it most likely would've appeared in Chapter 5 of the campaign (Chapter 5-3 is even called "Hornet's Fall"). But the campaign's story ends at Chapter 3, after Yorktown's sinking.