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*Fus Ro Dah joke*
...I had hope for VGCats but then I took a Fus Ro Dah in the knee
ftfy
It took a while to plan out and find all the pictures.
http://i195.photobucket.com/albums/z82/Glenn_Magus_Harvey/expectations/weg-kiddygrade.png
You use reason. And logic. My only weaknesses that are not having my head cut off and set on fire.
All bets are off after that, though. The series has been running on silly juice for ten years at this stage.
Got Sakura Wars ~So Long, My Love~ for Christmas.
And on a totally different note... I've complained about Yen Press's translation of K-ON! before, but since I feel like complaining and I just noticed this particular bit recently... On the sides of each book, where it says "K-ON!" and the number of the book (1,2,3, or 4)... this part is slightly smaller on the second book which kind of looks shitty anyway, but more importantly means that when the books are placed next to each other on a bookshelf, the volume numbers don't all line up, because volume 2's number is somewhat higher than all the others.
A benefit of that would be getting a consistent idea of how Hyrule changes over time, as well as using newer perspectives and technology to shoot for better characterisation. For instance, Zelda's been showing a tendency towards being more active of late. In Skyward Sword, she goes between being charming and deserving a good scolding.
Furthermore, we'd get a remake of the original. This would be great because, under the sequential interpretation theory, the Hyrule from the original is essentially post-apocalyptic entirely. Ganon has won utterly, and Link's arrival is a last-minute, last-ditch effort from the gods that have been deposed to restore order and peace to Hyrule.
plus the sword mechanics could keep expanding as it went on, ending in an incredible final battle with extremely precise and skillful swordplaywhich one
(yeah I have no patience for waiting)
All heads asplode.
Hard Mode: All the games involve a single Link, Zelda and Gannondorf.
On an IRL note, gonna go to a retro vidya-themed party at the local disco. This clashes nicely with the final check-up of a medicine study next morning, meaning no booze for me. I'll just overdose on sugar instead.
Literally impossible. Oracle of Ages. :P