I've noticed in the game , Fujin always conveys her emotions via one word usually in block capitals ie. " RAGE ! " ( gives Raijin a solid boot in the shin ... hehe)
Anyone care to give thoughts as to why this is ?
I've noticed in the game , Fujin always conveys her emotions via one word usually in block capitals ie. " RAGE ! " ( gives Raijin a solid boot in the shin ... hehe)
Anyone care to give thoughts as to why this is ?
I would assume it's just a little quirk that Square added for fun. Just like how Raijin says "Ya know" after everything. Or in Chrono Cross, how everyone carries a different speech pattern.
Fujin conveys her emotions in a way so that if someone is 2 miles away they won't miss her.RAIJIN GET BACK HERE SO I BEAT YOU TO DEATH WITH MY TAMNORINE!!!!
It was the only way the localization guys could find to capture her style of speech in the English language. What they were trying to capture? Eh, that part I forget... yeah...
In the Japanese version of Final Fantasy VIII, Fujin speaks in single kanji's. I am no linguistic scholar, but I can recall that these are of Chinese origin. That's prolly wrong, considering this is Japan we're talking about. Anyway, kanji's are like phrases, represented by one compact word. The short, loud shouts vocalized by Fujin were the best route to a decent translation of her original dialoguem if you can call it that.
I've Come Undone
Fujin is kinda like silent bob in a way, especially with her (SPOILER)random outburst of normal talking near the end
There is no signature here. Move along.
As far as I know, kanji are of chinese origin. They are more like words, not phrases.
You should ask Farah about that though. :P