To be fair I cannot really see a consistent connection among all 5 of them. Only Hoshino, Mika and Cherino are their school's respective "presidents". And for "strongest", I'd say Tsurugi should be here instead of Mika and of course Cherino being here lol. It's likely these are the artist's favorites from their respective schools. That said, isn't there a tag for when a character doesn't belong in a group? Wonder if we can apply it here.
nintendofreak768 said:
She somehow stays in power in the Coup ready Red Winter. She's doing something right
Tsurugi being strong is mostly an informed trait, something the game tells us but doesn't really show. Mika's strength has been shown of plenty of times in the Trinity story, such as her punching her way through the labyrinth leading to Arius and then fighting of an army of Justina followers after already fighting the Arius Squad. The biggest shown achievement for Tsurugi is being on even ground with Neru, who herself wasn't shown to be particularly powerful until her battle against Toki. And Cherino is obviously a joke.
Pool context: this stream which is still ongoing as of the time of this upload and my comment.
Do we have a tag for when an artist intentionally misspells a word? (as in it's not a typo) Because that tag applies here; the artist was transcribing Fuwawa's spelling mistake.
Pool context: this stream which is still ongoing as of the time of this upload and my comment.
Do we have a tag for when an artist intentionally misspells a word? (as in it's not a typo) Because that tag applies here; the artist was transcribing Fuwawa's spelling mistake.
Closest I can think of is engrish text. Think I should bounce the idea around in the forum?
Pool context: this stream which is still ongoing as of the time of this upload and my comment.
Do we have a tag for when an artist intentionally misspells a word? (as in it's not a typo) Because that tag applies here; the artist was transcribing Fuwawa's spelling mistake.
Thanks for adding the pool context since I entirely forgot to do so last night. The artist put the piece on twitter about an hour of it happening.
I didn't know that this shade of color actually still falls under "purple." Does it have a specific name?
So from my initial impression, the closest colors I picked up were bluish shades of "imperial purple" or "royal violet/indigo", which I saw as a possible nod towards the cultivation and production of "Tyrian purple" in Mogador.
After taking another look at her art, I see that the blue portion of the Tricolore motifs on her uniform appears to be a similar (albeit darker) shade as the rest of the top, which at that point it would probably be fair for it to be somewhat "midnight blue" or darker shades of "royal blue".
Personally, I see it more on the purple/violet/indigo spectrum. Bluish shades of Tyrian purple and darker shades of what we would call royal blue were being made at the time as well, so it's still up there.
