Tsuki Garyuu

For me I wasn't too bothered with Dizzy back then (at least one character in a fighting game's gotta be fanservice-y, whether it fits her character [i-no] or not [Dizzy]), just that now, if she were to continue having that sort of attire despite there being enough already, I'd think the skin-tight attire (much like Zato) would fit her more. Hell, if not, I wonder if Arcsys will make a color palette for her that gives that illusion.

It only makes sense on a meta level. According to TVTropes... That said, despite Elphelt and Ram absolutely dethroning Dizzy at that department (no, seriously, they do), I don't think that'll stop Daisuke from making Dizzy look like a stripper again.

God, this is an excellent bit arrange of the theme. Well done.

I'm not advent on recognizing how good an accent is no matter how hard I try, so (perhaps unfortunately) I have to recognize Axl's accent as passable. Liam has some experience with British voiceovers before, but his presence over the entire cast, especially when his Johnny is not as distinguishable as his Chronus, has him stick out like a sore thumb and it does, at least, have me question if his accents.

Yeah, I'm not getting it either.

Are you implying that Raven is The Original? Cuz...you know, he's not. They might sound similar, but it's distinguishable enough.

I wouldn't be surprised if Screwattack didn't have the time to find voice clips of Xrd's English Sol, much less rip them out themselves.

Fucking this. That's precisely the problem. When there's so much side material that they in themselves are important to the plot, you've got yourself a tangled web of a story that you have to walk back and forth from one medium to the next. Even the writers can't keep track of the flow of the story this way. In case you haven't noticed, most every fighting game series does this. External material is whipped cream to a desert, it can expand upon certain unexplored elements in the lore as long as they don't take precedence to the main story that fans are initially presented with (I need to remind people that there is a difference between plot and lore), but because fighting games aren't usually made with making a cohesive narrative in mind, developers and their publishers almost have to stoop to the "All There in the Manual" trope. On the other hand, that's not so much a bad thing when you accept this; fans of the games can have something to look at besides the otherwise simple and context-less arcade stories in the fighting games that they play, to see the stories of their favorite characters play out through a visual and/or graphical medium. Street Fighter didn't do too bad in this regard when adapted via comics and anime. That being said, the fact that Blazblue is story heavy, if not THE most story heavy compared to most fighting games is where it bites off more than it can chew when it does its own side material spewing, because players and fans are expecting to get the most out of the plot and lore from just the games if Arcsys wanted to go through all that trouble, which I personally feel BBCP's Library Mode could've actually helped if Arcsys had come up with said mode sooner. Aside from using the aforementioned trope, Arcsys went as far as to use the "Kingdom Hearts" approach with more games related to the main series of Blazblue, but good luck drawing that connection right away (hi Xblaze). And yes, Guilty Gear did pretty much the same thing, but by nowhere near the same margin. GGXrd has the most benefit from giving players a Library Mode before it got too story heavy (even after GG2). It's not a complete glossary, but it's nevertheless a step in the right direction and at least we western fans weren't exempt from it.

By going on the typical 3-way date between him, Noel, and Celica. And because this is his last day to live, he'll finally let Noel know that she's pretty much related to Ragna and Jin. Rachel will then appear to make sure that the ever-so-priceless reaction on Noel's face will sink in.

Welp, soon we will find out if Sol will curbstomp this battle or time travel shenanigans and plot hole/armor magic guarantee Ragna the victory, lest he self-destructs instead. Wake me up when the world ends.

Looked at the first YT video in front of me. Holy shit, you're right.

Zappa's, at most. The only difference to Bridget is the short hair, which is good, but I honestly want to see a somewhat different design.

It's nothing special. When it shows that fanartists depict something that's partially or completely true in canon, it's just hilarious (or harsher) in hindsight. Somewhere out there, some artist out there is shouting "CALLED IT!" Meanwhile, I'm sitting here wondering where the Bullet and Bang (hue hue) fanart are at.

Say Hello to "One Minute Melee." Fan battles in all their audacity. No research, no pretense either.

I understand the Assassins' arcade modes to be canon, except Zato's. Bedman's, definitely, since he's "checking up" on her and making sure she's doing her job.

Need I remind people that most DBs don't take personality into account. And by that, I don't simply mean how they act; their motivations, emotional strides and burdens, behavioral patterns during battle, all those nuances. Just because ScrewAttack lists some of a character's personality, feats, and faults doesn't mean they've demonstrated all of them during the DBs themselves by that same margin. In reality, the winners are chosen based on everything other than personality. For example, would Superman really go out of his way to enter "Praise the Sun" mode to defeat Goku if it meant destroying the planet he swore to protect? Shit, the last matched that did demonstrate personality in-battle was Deadpool vs. Deathstroke. Ironically.

But definitely last enough to finish of Sol. When I get down to it, if Ragna wins, he also loses.

Wait, that's where it started? That was too way purposely absurd to be taken seriously. Also, yes. The past-self fight between Sol and Order Sol is not canon. 99% of XX is not canon, not to the current timeline.

I guess they're making their previews...well, previews after all. Still the That Man banter was kinda funny.

Yeah, sure, why not? (New) Justice: Same VA as Aria. And please filter it for fear inducing effect. Testament: David Matranga Anji: Yeah, he definitely looks like a Todd Haberkorn character. Baiken: Karen Strassman Bridget: I had trouble figuring out who would work before, but now I remember Amanda Celine Miller. She's got the perfect ambiguity in her voice to BE Bridget. Raven: You wanna give Axl a British accent? Give Raven to Patrick Seitz and he'd better have a German accent.

I had my belief that it was actually a black VA, now I remember why. If nothing else, I can praise Valerie for accuracy, if Venom's really Black, that is.

Sadly, no. All that came in it is just a mini-case envelope or whatever you call it.

More "Mu-12" than Ramlethal? I guess that's plausible.

An arrange of an arrange. *BWOOOOOOOOOOOM* Well done! Really like this one.

From what people are saying, you have to end up hitting his head enough times for his ponytail to fall loose, with "slashes."