Seraphis Cain
bad gameplay lol
Spice and Wolf was added to Netflix today. Nifty.
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Summer 2013 Anime |10th Dimensional OT| the first ignoble truth: all of life is anime
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Psycho_Mantis
Banned
EVA 3.0: You Can (Not) Understand
I don't know even where to begin....need to look at some explanations. As much of a mindfuck everything is to me right no I have to give props. This is the exact same feeling I got after EoE. Whether its good or bad I don't know right now, but this movie certainly made its impact.
Also dat ending song. Looks like Utada Hikaru is now the Evangelion credits singer. Kingdom Hearts' fans am cry.
I don't know even where to begin....need to look at some explanations. As much of a mindfuck everything is to me right no I have to give props. This is the exact same feeling I got after EoE. Whether its good or bad I don't know right now, but this movie certainly made its impact.
Also dat ending song. Looks like Utada Hikaru is now the Evangelion credits singer. Kingdom Hearts' fans am cry.
Niiiiice.
Awful Falafel
Banned
I welcome the bandwagon if something GuP tier would come out of it. C3-bu certainly hasn't done the idea justice and screw episode 4 for getting my hopes up about the rest of the show. Sigh, oh well, at least a nice jazzy OST will come out of this neo-Gainax mess.
Exploring advanced VR and how it could impact people and their interactions in and out of the real world seems way more interesting to focus on though rather than bogging it down with the cliche trapped in a videogame premise.
Live action Gintama exists?! You wouldn't happen to have a link would you? :O
Well it's managing to get a certain ammount through but yeah, it's unlikely to ever reach those levels. So if there was any toe showing it would have been the merest hint of it.
Unless you're misremembering with certain other additional fan material...
KirbYuuYuu
Member
I probably am, considering how early the spats thing came into play. Then again. I'm lead to believe everyone wears spats.
R_thanatos
Member
if they swing around in mid-air , then they should be able to swing around while singing ...
"Let's bring peace to our city with our songs !!!"
The real problem with anime is that there aren't enough Dan Schneider is a Child Molester-esque conspiracy theories. I mean, everybody knows that Hino raped Gundam bloody, so there's no conspiracy.
Unless this is the Walking Dead Season 4, and then it's just boring. ZING.
But not mentally undead.
Theonik
Member
Cardcaptor Sakura 38
Well at least I think the dream stuff will be laid to rest for a while. Had started to get sick of it.
At this point Shaoran's
TL for glasses is starting to be really weird. It's like they can't decide if they want to pander to DTL or people after vanilla romance and play both to be safe.
Oh well another card get. Kerro-chan's rage is truly terrifying. Imagine when he gets his form back.
Well at least I think the dream stuff will be laid to rest for a while. Had started to get sick of it.
At this point Shaoran's
TL for glasses is starting to be really weird. It's like they can't decide if they want to pander to DTL or people after vanilla romance and play both to be safe.Oh well another card get. Kerro-chan's rage is truly terrifying. Imagine when he gets his form back.
Gintoki313
Banned
It's not a live action show, but a theatrical live action presentation. Kinda like they do at cons where some people prepare a skit and do it, except I think these are more professional.
This is the one I saw:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3OChQuB9sBA
I was laughing so hard at this one. They did a really great job with the jokes.
R_thanatos
Member
Mushibugyo - 21
-tsukishima grabbed someone boobs
-tsukishima talked too much
Well it was a regular episode then.
-tsukishima acted clueless
I don't know how to make that trap EVEN more obvious .... yet tsukishima still falls for it.
-tsukishima grabbed someone boobs
-tsukishima talked too much
Well it was a regular episode then.
rhizomatic
Member
The latest volume they've released is 42. They've got four volumes and three chapters left.
There's also a retranslation project for Part 5 being done by the people who did the Stone Ocean and SBR translations, but it's going at an extremely slow pace. The original translation is readable, but is rife with errors.
Seraphis Cain
bad gameplay lol
So, uh...
amishpriest99
Member
Fate/kaleid liner Prisma Illya - 7
Dat 180 degree tonal shift. Anywho, first half >>>>> second half. No question.
Dat 180 degree tonal shift. Anywho, first half >>>>> second half. No question
.KirbYuuYuu
Member
So, uh...
Anime is dead
So, uh...
LOL. That's fucking hilarious.
Psycho_Mantis
Banned
So, uh...
Mila Kunis >>>>any waifu.
So, uh...
Why's he got a boob for a belly?
amishpriest99
Member
nintendoman58
Member
So, uh...
what am I looking at here.
R_thanatos
Member
That's ...intresting.So, uh...
That's where the bomb when he self destruct is .
For real
A cross over promotion for the japanese dvd of ted ( the movie ) and the dvd & blu ray of dangan ronpa ( anime ) both featuring teddy bears that aren't normal in any way.
amishpriest99
Member
SEED is good, but that often leads to watching Destiny, which is certainly not.
I don't hate 00 S2 as much as some people do, but I can certainly see the justification. I think you do have good taste on mecha anime.
Perhaps now I'll just catch up on Majestic Prince while I wait for Attack on Titan to progress further. I would enjoy the latter a whole lot more if it wasn't for the rather dreadful pacing.
So, uh...
There has to be a salmon bear joke somewhere....
ZachDeKoromaru
Banned
nintendoman58
Member
Kino's Journey - 8
Really nice cooldown episode.
Really nice cooldown episode.
I'm glad they made an episode that didn't involve any crazy dark stuff this time around and instead focused on a lighter subject. I was pretty surprised by how things went this time around given the other crazy stuff that happened in this show.
I like what they did with the title being "Land of Wizards" for this episode. It was good how they made the accomplishment of that woman seem like magic to Kino, and thus making her a wizard.
I like what they did with the title being "Land of Wizards" for this episode. It was good how they made the accomplishment of that woman seem like magic to Kino, and thus making her a wizard.
Gintoki313
Banned
So, uh...
I'm more surprised that this was shown in Japan more then the ad itself.
hosannainexcelsis
Member
Patlabor TV 23
I'm glad Kanuka will be getting a proper farewell next episode instead of merely this middling quasi-recap.
I'm glad Kanuka will be getting a proper farewell next episode instead of merely this middling quasi-recap.
Awful Falafel
Banned
Thanks, just finished watching it. Surprising how many characters they managed to cram in there and the gags came at a nice clip, great stuff for the fans. The fujoshi/DTL baiting gags especially caught me off guard because I kept forgetting the absurd amount of pairings people shipped with this show. I can see why you want more, sorry though that I don't know about any other than an untranslated Utena musical.
More shows need an MC who can play observer to the antics and struggles of those around them. It's amazing that this woman's story could've been a great OVA in it's own right and in KJ it's just one of many fantastic episodes.
Psycho_Mantis
Banned
Also this:
should be replaced with this:
should be replaced with this:
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santeesioux
Member
Apparently Crunchyroll finally picked up Love Lab. Seems pretty late, but after seeing everyone enjoy it here, i've been wanting to try it.
http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2013-08-25/crunchyroll-to-stream-schoolgirl-anime-love-lab
http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2013-08-25/crunchyroll-to-stream-schoolgirl-anime-love-lab
Loads of them have.
There's:
SeraMyu
Prince of Tennis
Bleach
Rose of Versailles (unsurprisingly, performed by the Takarazuka)
Kuroshitsuji
etc. etc.
Most of them are musicals targeted at fujoshi.
I have no footage to link to, but Oh! Edo Rocket was originally a stage play.
nintendoman58
Member
Agreed. The only other anime I know that does something like that would be Osamu Tezuka's Black Jack.
Awful Falafel
Banned
Eh? I don't remember ever seeing a black girl with a bindi
But yes, it's ridiculous how often she gets slapped around. Almost could make a drinking game out of it.
hosannainexcelsis
Member
Patlabor TV 24
That's more like it. The hijacker plot was amusing and provided Kanuka a last (?) chance to show off her cool, efficient personality, and the moments between her and Noa were sweet. I'll miss her and her "Shut up."
It'll be interesting to see what happens to the team dynamic now that she's gone.
That's more like it. The hijacker plot was amusing and provided Kanuka a last (?) chance to show off her cool, efficient personality, and the moments between her and Noa were sweet. I'll miss her and her "Shut up."
It'll be interesting to see what happens to the team dynamic now that she's gone.
You should try watching Mushishi - it has a very similar style where the main character is almost "passing through" other people's interesting stories.
Hell, I should try watching Mushishi, I've only seen about six episodes or so, but I think the Kino comparison is definitely worth making.
Eh? I don't remember ever seeing a black girl with a bindi
But yes, it's ridiculous how often she gets slapped around. Almost could make a drinking game out of it.
Was trying to make a joke, failed miserably because I can't do jokes
So far, the show's 3 for 3 in that department, so.... Good thing I'm not marathoning it.,
rocketskates
Member
THATS it! i was wondering why google wasnt showing jack shit in the results.
oh and awesome avatar. such a good album, one of my favorites of the year definitely.
though the new MLIW is at the top of my list right now.
thanks for the recs! ill be sure to check them out.
Uchouten Kazoku 08
Damn, that sure was a heartbreaking episode (;_
I was almost in tears
The train scene was easily one of the highlights of the episode for me, so pretty! According to the preview it should be
Damn, that sure was a heartbreaking episode (;_
I was almost in tears
during the farewell scene between Souichirou and Akadama-sensei, while seeing Yajirou so depressed actually drove me to tears.
The train scene was easily one of the highlights of the episode for me, so pretty! According to the preview it should be
a Kaisei centric episode next week, looking forward to that! I bet they still won't actually show her
ZachDeKoromaru
Banned
High School Dx(enovia)D 8
Some sort of family day at a high school? Weird! I hope this Leviatan person sticks around since she seems pretty interesting (NSFW). Apparently that
is being introduced next episode, which I will disregard since
.
I think now is a pretty good time
Some sort of family day at a high school? Weird! I hope this Leviatan person sticks around since she seems pretty interesting (NSFW). Apparently that
trap
there's no way a dude could have ZR that nice
Gintoki313
Banned
Sorry about that, I forgot to warn that there was some side singing and a few fanservice moments in it
I spit out my coffee when I heard Shinpachi say "Gintoki, did you think you could make the money back by crossdressing?" There's enough cross-dressers in this room." XD They really did Shinpachi well.
I'll check these out then, thanks. I guess these plays are made more then I thought.
Apologies in advance for GIANT WALL OF SPOILER TEXT, but I think there are too many parallels and hints at a connection between the STL and the Neurolinker for them to be unconnected technologies.
The most obvious hint is in SAO Volume 10, when the characters are discussing the possible issues with a person's Fluctlight running out of storage capacity for memories if you keep accelerating it for too long. Higa says, and I quote:
"Well, ehm...in theory, or should I say pure fantasy at this point, there could be a way. If you were to create a device like a portable version of the STL, which could be worn at all times, and use that device to save all memories obtained during acceleration to an external storage medium, your own personal Fluctlight storage wouldn't be used up at all. It's just that with our current level of technology, it's completely impossible to miniaturise the STL to that kind of size - and what's more, if you did use this method, you'd run into the nasty problem that all your memories from the time you were accelerating would disappear whenever you took the device off."
...Which sounds like a pretty damn accurate description of how the Neurolinker works. We've seen numerous times in Accel World that the memories obtained while accelerating seem to fade away if the user removes their Neurolinker. The most prominent example is Rin, who wears a different Neurolinker for playing Brain Burst than she does in everyday life, and can only recall things that happened within the game when she's wearing that Neurolinker specifically, but it's mentioned quite a few times that the same thing happens to other people who aren't in such a unique situation as Rin's. It just doesn't come up much because people barely ever take off their Neurolinkers. (Plus the Neurolinkers seem to have some capacity for maintaining a connection with their users even when they're not being worn, so that helps.)
In fact, the very fact that the Neurolinker is able to tap into the user's memories seems like a clear indication that it's based on STL/Fluctlight technology. It seems to be pretty well established in SAO that a person's memories are stored in their Fluctlight, and the Brain Burst program has the ability to selectively block out people's memories about certain subjects (everything relating to Brain Burst itself when they run out of Burst Points, or everything related to Himi Akira/Aqua Current when she uses her "Memory Leak" shin'i ability). This includes memories that weren't obtained during acceleration, so it can't just be editing the memories stored within the Neurolinker itself - it must be interfering with the memories stored in the user's own Fluctlight. Presumably using the exact same technology that Rath used to block Kirito's memories of his time within the STL. I can't see how this would be possible if the Neurolinker didn't use Fluctlight-based technology. Not to mention the fact that Brain Burst clearly uses the user's own memories when creating their duel avatar - a process that results in troubled dreams, and the STL's technology is often stated to be closely related to dreams - and the fact that Brain Burst items like The Disaster and the ISS Kits can directly influence the user's mind, which sounds to me like a dead giveaway that there's Fluctlight manipulation going on.
And while we're at it, the acceleration feature itself that both the STL and the Neurolinker use seems to be a strictly Fluctlight-based technology, as well. The codename Rath use for the acceleration technology is "FLA", "FluctLight Acceleration", so it seems unlikely that you'd be able to produce the same effect with a system that isn't Fluctlight-based.
In fact, in the very first Accel World novel, we have the following exchange between Haru and Kuroyukihime:
"Haruyuki-kun, do you know the principles of how the Neurolinker works?"
"Y-yes...just the basics, at least. It connects wirelessly to your brain cells at the quantum level, and sends in images, sounds and feelings, or cancels out the sensations from reality..."
"That's right. In other words, it's fundamentally different from either the headgear-type VR devices of the 2020s, or the implant-type devices of the 30s. This quantum connection is not a biological mechanism. And somebody realised that this enables it to perform outrageous feats without placing any strain upon the brain cells themselves."
This description matches up almost exactly with Higa's description in SAO Volume 10 of why there's theoretically no limit to the speeds the STL's acceleration function can achieve:
"It's not the body's physical brain that the STL accesses, but the quantum light particles that make up the user's consciousness. There's no biological process of electrical spikes causing neurons to generate neurotransmitters - it bypasses all of that. In other words, theoretically, it's safe to say that no matter how much you accelerate the mental clock, it won't cause any damage to the brain tissue."
Personally, I think the most likely scenario goes something like this. The Brain Implant Chip was developed completely separately from the STL - as you say, it's mentioned in SAO Volume 9 that research into Brain Implant Chips is already going on in 2026 - and over the following few years, it was developed into a form suitable for general use, and made available to the public in 2029 (Haru gives this date in Accel World Volume 4). However, issues with the BIC quickly came up, and within a few years they were ultimately discontinued except for specific medical purposes.
By this point, Rath (or some other company directly descended from their research) had succeeded in miniaturising the STL technology, and created the Neurolinker based on it. The first Neurolinker was released in 2031, which means the researchers managed to miniaturise the STL technology in a space of just 5 years, so they must have had a pretty big breakthrough, but it's not out of the question. (After all, the human brain itself is basically a miniaturised STL of sorts - an interface between a person's physical body and their Fluctlight - and this research is coming pretty damn close to understanding everything about how the brain works. Perhaps they managed to figure something out from that angle.)
So yeah, unlike the BIC, the Neurolinker accesses the user's Fluctlight directly, but its creators didn't feel that the more advanced abilities that this enabled were ready for prime-time yet, so they limited it to running an OS based on that of the BIC before it. We know that the two types of hardware are pretty compatible with each other, since the Acceleration Research Society members in Accel World are able to connect to networks and perform all their everyday tasks using their BICs without anyone realising that they're not using their Neurolinkers. But note that they never use the Brain Implant Chips for running Brain Burst itself - only their Neurolinkers are capable of running that.
So the vast majority of Neurolinker programs don't actually take advantage of the super-realistic, human-memory-based virtual reality that Fluctlight technology makes possible; they're just running the same old polygon-based software as before. Brain Burst - which was probably created by someone with a direct connection to the creators of the Neurolinker technology - is the only program that is able to access these features, thus allowing it to create a much more realistic virtual world than any other program on the market, and also to make use of the acceleration and memory manipulation abilities that are particular to Fluctlight technology.
As for the question of exactly how realistic the world of Brain Burst is...I don't remember it being described as being indistinguishable from reality at any point in Accel World, but then, unlike Underworld and the other environments that the STL was used to generate, the environments that Brain Burst creates are deliberately different from reality, with outlandish themes for all its stages, and robotic bodies instead of human forms for the player characters, so I guess comparisons with "reality" would be a little awkward. It is, however, repeatedly noted that the physics and graphical fidelity of Brain Burst are significantly beyond anything Haru has experienced in other VR games. It seems difficult to believe that this would be the case if they were operating on the same technology - after all, Brain Burst needs to run at one thousand times the speed of other VR software, so if anything it should perform much worse on the same hardware - so I can only presume the reason for this upgrade is that the standard VR games are operating based on ordinary polygon technology, while Brain Burst is using the same human-memory-based graphics that make STL's worlds indistinguishable from reality.
"Well, ehm...in theory, or should I say pure fantasy at this point, there could be a way. If you were to create a device like a portable version of the STL, which could be worn at all times, and use that device to save all memories obtained during acceleration to an external storage medium, your own personal Fluctlight storage wouldn't be used up at all. It's just that with our current level of technology, it's completely impossible to miniaturise the STL to that kind of size - and what's more, if you did use this method, you'd run into the nasty problem that all your memories from the time you were accelerating would disappear whenever you took the device off."
...Which sounds like a pretty damn accurate description of how the Neurolinker works. We've seen numerous times in Accel World that the memories obtained while accelerating seem to fade away if the user removes their Neurolinker. The most prominent example is Rin, who wears a different Neurolinker for playing Brain Burst than she does in everyday life, and can only recall things that happened within the game when she's wearing that Neurolinker specifically, but it's mentioned quite a few times that the same thing happens to other people who aren't in such a unique situation as Rin's. It just doesn't come up much because people barely ever take off their Neurolinkers. (Plus the Neurolinkers seem to have some capacity for maintaining a connection with their users even when they're not being worn, so that helps.)
In fact, the very fact that the Neurolinker is able to tap into the user's memories seems like a clear indication that it's based on STL/Fluctlight technology. It seems to be pretty well established in SAO that a person's memories are stored in their Fluctlight, and the Brain Burst program has the ability to selectively block out people's memories about certain subjects (everything relating to Brain Burst itself when they run out of Burst Points, or everything related to Himi Akira/Aqua Current when she uses her "Memory Leak" shin'i ability). This includes memories that weren't obtained during acceleration, so it can't just be editing the memories stored within the Neurolinker itself - it must be interfering with the memories stored in the user's own Fluctlight. Presumably using the exact same technology that Rath used to block Kirito's memories of his time within the STL. I can't see how this would be possible if the Neurolinker didn't use Fluctlight-based technology. Not to mention the fact that Brain Burst clearly uses the user's own memories when creating their duel avatar - a process that results in troubled dreams, and the STL's technology is often stated to be closely related to dreams - and the fact that Brain Burst items like The Disaster and the ISS Kits can directly influence the user's mind, which sounds to me like a dead giveaway that there's Fluctlight manipulation going on.
And while we're at it, the acceleration feature itself that both the STL and the Neurolinker use seems to be a strictly Fluctlight-based technology, as well. The codename Rath use for the acceleration technology is "FLA", "FluctLight Acceleration", so it seems unlikely that you'd be able to produce the same effect with a system that isn't Fluctlight-based.
In fact, in the very first Accel World novel, we have the following exchange between Haru and Kuroyukihime:
"Haruyuki-kun, do you know the principles of how the Neurolinker works?"
"Y-yes...just the basics, at least. It connects wirelessly to your brain cells at the quantum level, and sends in images, sounds and feelings, or cancels out the sensations from reality..."
"That's right. In other words, it's fundamentally different from either the headgear-type VR devices of the 2020s, or the implant-type devices of the 30s. This quantum connection is not a biological mechanism. And somebody realised that this enables it to perform outrageous feats without placing any strain upon the brain cells themselves."
This description matches up almost exactly with Higa's description in SAO Volume 10 of why there's theoretically no limit to the speeds the STL's acceleration function can achieve:
"It's not the body's physical brain that the STL accesses, but the quantum light particles that make up the user's consciousness. There's no biological process of electrical spikes causing neurons to generate neurotransmitters - it bypasses all of that. In other words, theoretically, it's safe to say that no matter how much you accelerate the mental clock, it won't cause any damage to the brain tissue."
Personally, I think the most likely scenario goes something like this. The Brain Implant Chip was developed completely separately from the STL - as you say, it's mentioned in SAO Volume 9 that research into Brain Implant Chips is already going on in 2026 - and over the following few years, it was developed into a form suitable for general use, and made available to the public in 2029 (Haru gives this date in Accel World Volume 4). However, issues with the BIC quickly came up, and within a few years they were ultimately discontinued except for specific medical purposes.
By this point, Rath (or some other company directly descended from their research) had succeeded in miniaturising the STL technology, and created the Neurolinker based on it. The first Neurolinker was released in 2031, which means the researchers managed to miniaturise the STL technology in a space of just 5 years, so they must have had a pretty big breakthrough, but it's not out of the question. (After all, the human brain itself is basically a miniaturised STL of sorts - an interface between a person's physical body and their Fluctlight - and this research is coming pretty damn close to understanding everything about how the brain works. Perhaps they managed to figure something out from that angle.)
So yeah, unlike the BIC, the Neurolinker accesses the user's Fluctlight directly, but its creators didn't feel that the more advanced abilities that this enabled were ready for prime-time yet, so they limited it to running an OS based on that of the BIC before it. We know that the two types of hardware are pretty compatible with each other, since the Acceleration Research Society members in Accel World are able to connect to networks and perform all their everyday tasks using their BICs without anyone realising that they're not using their Neurolinkers. But note that they never use the Brain Implant Chips for running Brain Burst itself - only their Neurolinkers are capable of running that.
So the vast majority of Neurolinker programs don't actually take advantage of the super-realistic, human-memory-based virtual reality that Fluctlight technology makes possible; they're just running the same old polygon-based software as before. Brain Burst - which was probably created by someone with a direct connection to the creators of the Neurolinker technology - is the only program that is able to access these features, thus allowing it to create a much more realistic virtual world than any other program on the market, and also to make use of the acceleration and memory manipulation abilities that are particular to Fluctlight technology.
As for the question of exactly how realistic the world of Brain Burst is...I don't remember it being described as being indistinguishable from reality at any point in Accel World, but then, unlike Underworld and the other environments that the STL was used to generate, the environments that Brain Burst creates are deliberately different from reality, with outlandish themes for all its stages, and robotic bodies instead of human forms for the player characters, so I guess comparisons with "reality" would be a little awkward. It is, however, repeatedly noted that the physics and graphical fidelity of Brain Burst are significantly beyond anything Haru has experienced in other VR games. It seems difficult to believe that this would be the case if they were operating on the same technology - after all, Brain Burst needs to run at one thousand times the speed of other VR software, so if anything it should perform much worse on the same hardware - so I can only presume the reason for this upgrade is that the standard VR games are operating based on ordinary polygon technology, while Brain Burst is using the same human-memory-based graphics that make STL's worlds indistinguishable from reality.
There are a few other hints that I was thinking of going into, such as
the fact that the most secret of secret weapons in Brain Burst is called "The Fluctuating Light", suggesting some kind of connection with Fluctlight technology, and the possibility that Ash Roller is effectively a kind of bottom-up AI similar to those that Rath are trying to create
Haha, that makes me wonder now if there's some AKB0048 and Attack on Titan crossover art.
Haha. I personally haven't seen that one before. There's probably a bunch I haven't seen just because there's so many. I remember someone in the Attack on Titan OT got a bunch of YouTube video links like that one grouped together into one post to make it easier for people to see them.
R_thanatos
Member
My god cnet , what a wall of text !
Just for me ? i'll have to answer .
Sorry for the wall of text but this contain Sao & accel world spoilers.
Gotta read again all volumes ( in case i missed something else )
Just for me ? i'll have to answer .
Sorry for the wall of text but this contain Sao & accel world spoilers.
You may be right , since managing people memories is vital to not Hit the maximum value or their fluctlight since that lead to death.
Damn , I read this part but didn't interpret it that way.
However i'm not sure if that's entirely the case ..we're talking about what happen to the memories when you're accelaring thought ..however as i'm typing this i realise that the imagine power , the incarnate system is closely related to the willpower of the sword that kirito encouters.
Well I guess i was confused on the fact that noumi had a brain implant chip and that it could interfere with the neuro linker functions.
Damn , I read this part but didn't interpret it that way.
However i'm not sure if that's entirely the case ..we're talking about what happen to the memories when you're accelaring thought ..however as i'm typing this i realise that the imagine power , the incarnate system is closely related to the willpower of the sword that kirito encouters.
Well I guess i was confused on the fact that noumi had a brain implant chip and that it could interfere with the neuro linker functions.
Damn that timeline works very well now that i think about it.
Actually brain burst create his world or his stages based on what their users saw , as you can see this is another similar point with fluctlight , since you don't need to see the cup to know that it's there if you know what i mean it's created because someone has that information at some point. Might be another reason the open field changes shape at regular intervals ???
For me it's was always painfully obvious that brain burst was based on THE SEED and your answer is that it's not realistic Because it need to be quick for the users , make sense.
Ok cnet , you made me a believer , glad you could show your arguments... i always saw fluctlihgt as a dead end but maybe i was focusing too much on that conversation and ignored several other hints.
For me it's was always painfully obvious that brain burst was based on THE SEED and your answer is that it's not realistic Because it need to be quick for the users , make sense.
Ok cnet , you made me a believer , glad you could show your arguments... i always saw fluctlihgt as a dead end but maybe i was focusing too much on that conversation and ignored several other hints.
Gotta read again all volumes ( in case i missed something else )
KirbYuuYuu
Member
Ojamajo Doremi #16
Hana can now crawl! At the expense of everyone losing a night of sleep.
Hana can now crawl! At the expense of everyone losing a night of sleep.
that was really explicit.
I'm liking Xenobia more than I expect.
stupid work I want to go home and watch the episode ;__;
gashikunFLCL
Member
Thanks.
Born
from a rose, pfft, that's bullshit, she's spiderman daughter.
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