It does sound like you all got your feelings hurt. And, are taking it out on me by picking and choosing out a comment that doesn't even relate to the first, original topic (now) at hand which involved your favorite sprite or animated .gif. You chose to make the comment about how it compares to everything real-life you're going through right now. I am fine with that statement because I clearly expressed it and just because you do not understand doesn't mean it didn't make sense to me, or to others that might have read it who just aren't registered. Alex's transformation scene was, like, 4-14 seconds compared to all the other scenes in the video game and even something like Mia walking over to you took like 14 seconds in itself. Can I say Alex's said scene was more important, to me, yes. But I can't hate on Mia either because that's her, ''intro sequence.'' So what are you even saying? Split this topic up again right here and make it a bashing on girls in pajamas, ''lol.'' It's a legitimate word in the English dictionary, surprise, times are changing...? All I honestly heard was a whiney speech. I just play video games, that's my interpretation, here on this message board. We're all gameheads here; Boys exist in video game culture, too, it's not just a girls club because that's all who you choose to hang out with in your real-life in the past, present and future of your Team (Animal). I have nothing else to say in this thread because y'all do not know how to relate to video gameheads on the street. It's fine if you choose to Myght away onlines, but real people, play video games, also. Nobody has the time to edit, and re-edit when they're talking to you in a point-blank fashion in face-to-face contact. This is a business, too, and it isn't just Fairyology 101 on an online college course up here on Lunarthreads.com, ''yo,'' if you're trying so much to stay all intellect-y... what do you want from people... to make you cry online or something? One of my former acquaintances (gasp at a i-r-life reference, so against the rules) just said, ''You need help.'' Sorry, they're sitting next to me right now. Figure out if that's a real, real-life example with your goddess-like powers said under your username.
Look, you have control over your own thought patterns when it physically manifests itself through your text and I felt I kept my composure when being virtually, ''yelled,'' at, which even I know is the worst-looking online faux pas you can ever make. Take my quote out of context as much as you want, split this post up again (gasp at reiteration!). I do not feel you are doing the world of LunAr justice with your attitude towards other fans within it's fandom we have here. If you love the girls of video games so much, shouldn't you be a littlest bit kinder or nicer? Shouldn't you be posting about how strong of a girl you've come to be? Do you collect tithes for, ''Althena,'' still? I felt more of a relationship with the fans of this video game, almost more than the video game itself and that's something I can say has brought me to this point here, right now striving to do anything it takes to even be a sandwich board holder for a company ('cause I can and I want to) and for you to, honestly, look like you had a freak-out over a spoilered comment which you chose to highlight over out of your own volition, and you take it out on me, making your own generalizations on someone's character who you've never even met before really speaks a lot for how much of a vessel of (random deity here) you've become. So what if I chose to do foot traffic for the video game while you stayed online, and did study buddy time, that's fine. I feel you've lost your faith, so sorry on you.
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All I remember from that cut scene of Alex's transformation into the Dragonmaster is they actually kept the Japanese voice actor in, as well and I thought that was kind of, ''skimpy,'' of them to do when I first saw, then heard of it and made that connection to the first moment in time. There is the whole, entire ''girls take a long time to dress,'' vs. ''boys are faster,'' when it comes to those types of scenes in anime/video game culture. And, this is me juxtaposing it to the animes that I have seen within that time-frame. It's mega-weird taking an example from what happened 5-6 minutes ago to what happened in LunAr®: Silver Star Story Complete just because it's there... it just won't jive up! That's why I keep all examples within that specific video game itself, not even box jumping from one season to another, even within a series. This is the video game platform, not books, not movies, not even anime... discussions on this type of a hobby crosses multiple cultures, and we literally wouldn't be talking about it right now if it didn't make the translation from Japan to America and it really does do it's fan base a disservice, acting like that dancing baby over a throwaway comment because, ''Oh my gosh, is he making fun of Xena: Warrior Princess?(??)'' We're the most important aspect of keeping it alive. (Just found out about Kickstarter.com.) I am being nice-sounding, and I am being chocolate cordial with the denizens of Lunarthreads.com... it's cool-looking here, but your presence could really use a few touch-ups. You, in general. Whoopsie! Restrain me, haha.
The party I had at the time found that scene stripper-ish, face it. Because girls are always pulling the strings behind the main baddie, right? It's smarter to believe that... unless we'll make an exception for that cannon-fodder of a timeless saying just in this instance to not demean inanimate objects, even. That's all I have to say about those baddies, who cares... targets in the video game.
Alis, this thread was split from a comment about animated sprites/.gifs in the video game, to, ''boobs = always a 'good' person in video game(s)!'' so it's no wonder you have no idea what's going on. When I read it, it's about how Dragonmaster Alex was ready for battle compared to all the girl bad guys in the video game, plus whether or not the Black Dragon itself was a female, haha. This topic is a complete sham. Sham-Wows for thread number four!