Even so, it's really light. I take every opportunity to talk to the characters, even when I know they'll say the same thing, because I desperately want more than the game is giving me. I am enjoying what they provide though.
This episode had me laughing hard, so hard. The episode would just keep coming back to me for the next three days, and every single time I'd start snickering.
Most of that anime is just TURNT UP versions of the actual characters personalities. That episode in particular is just too over the top.
I've added these to my "Color" series on deviantART, so if you're looking for the whole series you can check it out here. Enjoy!
I checked out your other Vita wallpapers and they are really well-done. The Risette ones are my favorite, of course! ^_^I've added these to my "Color" series on deviantART, so if you're looking for the whole series you can check it out here. Enjoy!
It's the complete opposite for me.
Eh, I don't mind it for characters that are literal blank slates with absolutely nothing to them, but silent protagonists who's entire personality is defined by your own decisions? Nope, I can't. It's like watching someone else play the game. Can't handle it.
One Nanjo moment that made me appreciate his character is when
There's obviously no other alternative for the anime (which is frivolous nonsense that I can easily avoid), but I find it much more off-putting in Arena. It feels like it's trying to retroactively establish some sort of canon personality onto him, which I find off-putting and strikes me as antithetical to the entire point of both the character and the game.
I guess we'll have to agree to disagree then. I don't think there's anything wrong with retrofitting a personality onto a blank slate; Tatsuya (Persona 2:IS -> EP) & Makoto Yuki (Persona 3 -> P3 movie) benefit tremendously from it. Personally, I think the silent blank slate protagonist model is archaic anyway; I hope the P5 protagonist is handled in a similar way as Vincent was from Catherine, ie: You can clearly mold them to suit your desires as you see fit, but there's something there to begin with.
Yes, it is clear we have very different viewpoints here. I wouldn't be completely devastated if the Protagonist of P5 wasn't completely silent (though I think I would greatly prefer it if they were), that doesn't particularly bother me as much as giving personality to that which was defined by its lack of personality and a strong emphasis on personal choice before. It feels like it's attempting to supersede your own experience (I quite strongly feel that personal experience makes up a large part of what P4 is supposed to be), which I don't much care for.
i don't see the logic here
Fighters tend to have a ton of interactions with other characters. Win quotes, in-battle quotes, versus dialogue, tone, etc. It would be difficult to set these things without some semblance of a personality.
That would be kind of hilarious actually. A nod and a "hmph" to every character.
Actually this bothers me a bunch in Arena's story--no real acknowledgement of the main character's relationships. This more than Yu's personality feels like it really cheapens your P4 playthrough. Not sure how it could be rectified though.
You can go to Naganaki Shrine and draw a relationship fortune for Maya at the box to the right of the offertory box.
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if being generic like a lot of fighting game characters would have him step into that territory of personality then i guess so. the game has a story mode anyway and arcsys loves lots of dialogue.
that has been linked before. those guys were paid to do that.
how many instances of skill acknowledgement are there in these games? i remember lisa trying to use dia.
