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I already finished First Departure R and despite having a short story, it was great fun. The story gets pretty serious once a snowy village gets obliterated by bad guys. That reminds me of a port town in Second Story that got completely wiped out off the map by controlled demolition caused by those Ten Wise Men.

I also loved the weapon customization. Though not as much as that of Till The End of Time.

Metaphor: ReFantazio? oh! I remember that Atlus game. A friend of mine loved playing that and Fallout '76 side to side about two years ago.

Hi Misty!

That's definitely the Fujiko from last decade.

I'm doing fine this season and I look forward to replaying the PSP remake of FF1 soon. I just got done with that remake of the original Star Ocean.

So how are you doing this early spring? I've been wanting to show you this:



That's my old drawing, by the way.

We haven't talked about Dot Hack yet, but .hack//Z.E.R.O sounds like an interesting upcoming installment. Can't get rid of this franchise that easily, I suppose. I thank those GU games (remastered) for raising future interest in Dot Hack. It also looks like CyberConnect2 will be out of vacation some time.

Some people wanted CC2 to adapt other battle shounen into video games a decade ago. I really think that CC2 should be back in business and I also love their criminally underrated Tail Concerto.

Meal-wise, it varies by budget (like in Cowboy Bebop), but Nissin fits my budget as much as beans and rice. The simple chicken or shrimp flavor Nissin goes quite well in tomato broth. Sometimes with celery and squash included.

I see! Definitely no Terminator Zero season two. Most ONAs don't have sequels anyway and the other four episodes should be good enough for me. Halfway through the ONA and satisfied.

Recent anime series to recommend? that's what I'm trying to find out. However, the first two chapters of Darwin Jihen that I found thanks to Bing when I pasted that name has been satisfying. I had little time to read it after finishing Guyver on early February though.

The themes of Darwin Jihen still sound pretty interesting, enough for me to cosign with. A friend of mine from North Carolina that I haven't seen in ages will probably like it as well despite being more in favor of historical or sci-fi.

So yes Misty, I have been focused on graphic novels, including manga. I also look forward to finding manhwa potentially similar to Beast Wars or East of West in themes. Not just similar in genre.

Themes like consequences of war, life in a hostile environment (like the 2013 comic Lazarus which I'll go back to; deserves any kind of adaptation), consequences of untested experiments and more.

As for other video games, I'm still surprised that Saber Entertainment is taking care of Turok while having the franchise revived. Their Space Marine series succeeded so I trust their ability to handle Turok.

I love the way Turok Evolution on GBA told the story like a comic book. I also had no idea that Turok had a comic book series.

Before Saber acquired and revived Turok, I thought that Black Science was the closest thing to a spiritual sequel. Imagine being from the 1800s or distant future while living the rest of your life in an altered reality because of accidental technological overreach. Technological overreach that would defy the laws of physics.

<3 *hugs hugs hugs* :)