Have you ever noticed that when playing as Lightning, how she says "Thuuuuundagaaaaa!" when casting the spell? LOL, it's funny!
"Thuuuuundagaaaaa!!!!!"
Imagine listening to her casting Thundaga several times in succession...
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Have you ever noticed that when playing as Lightning, how she says "Thuuuuundagaaaaa!" when casting the spell? LOL, it's funny!
"Thuuuuundagaaaaa!!!!!"
Imagine listening to her casting Thundaga several times in succession...
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When I first got it I spammed thundaga like no-ones business, it was hilarious!
She has an amusing way of saying it too.
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Thundaga! Thundaga! Thundaga! Hoooo!
It's weird, but at least it's less annoying than Kuja's "Well, now!" Someone even made a video just dedicated to both of them saying that.
What about ExDeath's stupid laugh whenever he dodges? I swear, they designed ExDeath to be the best troll on Dissidia.
Or better yet, check THIS video out! You won't BELIEVE the ending!
Dissidia 012 [Duodecim]: Final Fantasy - Thundaga - YouTube
SPOILERSephiroth kills her, Aerith-style!
I prefer Prishe with her secret voice data. :bigsmile:
Yeah, that's funny too; she has a really big appetite, and she's a real tomboy too.
But anyway, back to Lightning.
xD That was truly cringe-inducing... and I haven't even played Dissidia or FFXIII.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rodney
One question, though - why the hell is that train carriage so huge? It looks like either Vinzer Deling's train from FFVIII, or the Phantom Train from VI, except absolutely frickin' enormous. Is there a storyline reason for that in Duodecim, or did they just play with the scale in order to make the train into a suitable arena for flying, spazzing, well-nowing combat?
The latter, also it's the phantom train from ff6 if I remember correctly.Quote:
Originally Posted by Big DxD That was truly cringe-inducing... and I haven't even played Dissidia or FFXIII.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rodney
One question, though - why the hell is that train carriage so huge? It looks like either Vinzer Deling's train from FFVIII, or the Phantom Train from VI, except absolutely frickin' enormous. Is there a storyline reason for that in Duodecim, or did they just play with the scale in order to make the train into a suitable arena for flying, spazzing, well-nowing combat?
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For some odd reason, I don't find Kuja (at least his voice) as annoying as I used to... I don't know why... perhaps because HE is annoyed at Kefka...
And the Phantom Train was from VI.
I liked the way Firion said Fire.
And Tidus saying "Here it comes... you're gone!"
God the dialogue is so unintentionally hysterical.