Do you remember the event were laguna is dressed as a knight and saved the princess from ruby dragon?
Laguna's sword fighting pose is like seifer's.....hyperion sword style pose
Laguna acting as seifer
Do you remember the event were laguna is dressed as a knight and saved the princess from ruby dragon?
Laguna's sword fighting pose is like seifer's.....hyperion sword style pose
The world of silence maybe a cold and bitter one; like the deep wastes of the arctic regions, it is fit for neither man nor beast. Holding one’s tongue may be prudent, but it is an act of rejection; silence build walls – and walls are symbols of failure.
i noticed that too actually, this time that i played over again.....
funny thing is, he didn't know how to use a gunblade when he first grabbed on to it. and siefer sux with his gunblade too lol.
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Laguna even wield his sword like seifer...and its the first thing laguna used a sword in FF8
What if laguna uses both his machine gun and gunblade that would be cool
And his limit break would be "Cross Despirado" hehe
he throws a grenade then fire at them then cast a spell like seifer does in his limit break.
The world of silence maybe a cold and bitter one; like the deep wastes of the arctic regions, it is fit for neither man nor beast. Holding one’s tongue may be prudent, but it is an act of rejection; silence build walls – and walls are symbols of failure.
of course, he didn't even use it. used his crappy machine gun, psh. gunblade woulda been so much cooler.... DIE RUBY DRAGON!
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I'm just wondering how did laguna knew that technique?
Laguna and Seifer haven't met in the past right?
The world of silence maybe a cold and bitter one; like the deep wastes of the arctic regions, it is fit for neither man nor beast. Holding one’s tongue may be prudent, but it is an act of rejection; silence build walls – and walls are symbols of failure.
Well, this is purely speculation (excepting that it was stated that it was for a movie), but Laguna was doing it for a movie--The Sorceress' Knight, I think. So, I bet that Seifer probably watched it when he was younger, and might have even based his style on it.
Alternatively, gunblade styles are gunblade styles, and he just picked the same one, but I like the first idea more. Also, Laguna mentions that gunblades were covered in basic training, but he didn't actually use them.
-Q
Actually, this has been brought up before. I will reiterate my explanation:Originally Posted by enigma1234
Laguna said that he hadn't wielded one since basic training. This would imply that gunblade use is at least briefly explained in the G-Army basic training. The stance that the G-Army teaches is probably a fairly standard gunblade stance (it is also probably one of the easiest to learn). So it is the same stance that Seifer uses. Squall uses a different stance. Assuming that Laguna and Seifer are the only two people to use a particular stance even though Laguna said he was taught in basic training is silly.
The main problem with the movie idea is that the camera man ran away before the combat between Laguna and the Dragon actually began, so Seifer couldn't have seen Laguna fight in the movie.
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Yeah I've wondered about that too...
You don't hear the symphony I hear...
..... Cool. I never noticed that....
Hmmm... Is Seifer really that stupid that he would've based half of his fighting on some movie? Rrriiigghhhttt...
I also agree on the point that the gunblade use that Laguna knew was based on basic training which he learnt in the army.
I hadn't considered that, Skyblade, and you're probably right, though I do think they probably finished the movie at some point, off-screen. I don't recall how they wrapped that up, but it's an idea I'm fond of. I think you're right, though, in that Seifer and Laguna weren't unique in that fighting style, especially considering that Seifer is a specialist while Laguna...isn't a gunblade specialist.
And, for the record, I hadn't meant to say that he'd have based his entire fighting style off of the movie but that he might have taken some inspiration from it, given that being the Knight was his dream, and all, and it's implied in the game that he was drawn to that kind of book, movie, and so on. So, I'd appreciate it if you wouldn't call me stupid for expressing an idea that wasn't entirely baseless, UnlimitedBlueSky.
-Q
Probably, but not with Laguna. If you remember, Laguna ran off with Kiros and found the Lunatic Pandora at the end of that scene. I doubt they'd go back to the filming after that.
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Actually, the Ultimania has confirmed that Laguna DID play in the movie called "The Sorceress Knight", and that Seifer WAS inspired by Lagunas character.
The Ultimania guides are wrong half the time. It's doubtful that Laguna had any time to film the rest of it.
Uhh, no offense, but do you have any idea what you're talking about?
The Ultimania Guides are written by the creators of the game you know, so the information comes straight from the horses mouth. This isn't like the Brady Games crappy guide, you know.
Anyway, it's not like Laguna went running off to the Lunatic Pandora when he saw it. He had to continue earning money, which meant continuing with the film. You people act as if he had to finish the film in the course of the flashback or it couldn't have happened!
Bottom line is that Square says he finished the film, and that's that.
Last edited by Sir Bahamut; 10-05-2005 at 10:07 AM.
LOL!!!
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