I take it today is your anniversary?
Thank you
Also, Happy "Fynn is a Jolly Good Fellow" day
I always liked BoF's graphical style to be honest.
So yeah, the second game really does a much better job at keeping the plot going, so that’s cool. At this point I’m somehow most reminded of Breath of Fire III, though it’s nothing tangible - I think it’s the aesthetics more than anything, since the story is much less fable/legend and more politicos/world building-focused.
I had a feeling it would be something like that.
On another note, I’ve finished the first Trails in the Sky game. The biggest problem with it is that it’s a very long game and the plot only arrives in the last quarter or so, but once it does, it’s well-paced and pretty satisfying. Oh and it has an absolute what ending that absolutely swept the rug from under my feet, which I honestly don’t think wouldn’t have been the case had the game not pulled me into this false sense of security throughout. Now I’ve started a sequel and it looks to be much more focused from the start and in general I really just want to see what happens next. But then continuity lockout is absolutely in force and the second game makes zero sense without the first one. So I’d say these games are good as long as you have the patience.
He definitely has a good style.
I think one of the reasons I like S so much is that I feel it’s the only season to improve on the manga in certain ways. I much prefer Pharaoh 90 as an incomprehensible Eldritch abomination rather than a villain that, you know, talks. Also, I feel like Kunihiko Ikuhara being the director for most of the season really helped give it its feel. When I watched Revolutionary Girl Utena much later, I loved it in no small part due to how it reminded me of that era of Sailor Moon
My issue with Stars was just that the actual season dragged in places, and the fact the manga was better in every way. I would still agree that it wasn't bad and some of the changes were not bad either unlike SuperS.
