D'daear stood silent while Cogsworth and Lumiere spoke. The story went on about how the Master of the house was mean and cruel in personality; the boy nodding in agreement. They went on about how one evening an old lady appeared on his doorstep in need of a place to stay. When D'daear found out about how cruel the man was, he shook his head, but soon stopped when the story got to the twist. "An Enchantress!? Whoa!" he blurted out in surprise. D'daear moved a bit closer, expressing his interest in knowing more. As the story went on, he could feel himself a bit conflicted. "Yeah, why ARE you people trying to hook your Master with Belle?" he inquired, trying to reinforce Krowley's question. The situation was starting to feel heavy. He crossed his arms, portraying a pensive demeanor as he stood looking at the residents. "And does Belle know about this?" he asked in wonder.
"Thanks Steel..." said D'daear whilst he rubbed his rear end. The Beast had dropped him abruptly when Steel had gotten involved to save him. In a matter of seconds the Beast was nearly downed as everyone; excluding himself, got into the mix in that instance. Fortunately Krowly stopped in the midst of his finishing blow as a chandelier gave his voice to the crowd. Everyone stopped what they were doing for the moment, the personified objects coming forth from the dungeon to educate the group on whom it was they were fighting. It turned out that the Beast was the Master of this castle. "Hah! I knew something was up...!" he exhaled in the moment, quickly realizing that he had thought out loud literally. Clearing his throat, he reconfigured his composure; now trying to become part of the background as to hide from the embarrassment of blurting out his thought. The beast ordered his servants to escort them to the castles exit, but apparently no one was willing to budge until questions were answered; this clearly displayed by a defiant Base. D'daear stood next to him, awaiting whatever questions, answers, or whatever may come.
Lol Traverse Town was fun and all, but I could make due without it; especially since it was already introduced on kh3d. I agree with wanting to see Destiny Islands again.
^ That happened to me too, although I later found out that the battle wasn't meant to be carried out for too long. It's one of those fights where it's literally a final clash to determine the victor. (Refering to that "rotate the stick to win!" moment)
I'd have to say: Yes, if Kingdom Hearts had come out in any other way other than a video game, it would have changed the way most audiences perceived the KH series. A novel with a interesting front cover, and summary on the back could have attracted some other people, but I feel if it were not for the game that it's success might've been sub-par. As a manga converted to video game, it probably might've created a bit more Hype, thus perhaps drawing in a bigger audience early on. I'm not too sure whether disney's pixar would have been interested in picking up the project as a film; seeing as Nomura was put in charge of the story and whatnot. As an anime, I feel that it would've been one of those series where it would have ended short. Just my opinion.
I'd have to say FFIV(DS Remake). It had a great cast of voice actors that we end up hearing from time to time in some anime. FF X was also pretty interesting; but I'm still choosing FFIV.
The toughest fight for me was Larxene; proud mode though. She kept doing that kunai thing on me which frustrated me lots. Did I mention she was fast? >_>
I'll equip Sweet memories, a mega-potion, and a phoenix feather. I'll edit the wiki asap. Abilities Equipping: High Jump, Combo, Item Boost, and Exp Writer I. 8/9 AP used Spending 100 Munny on Strike Raid. Leftover Munny: 465 Commands Equipping: Strike Raid Magic Equipping: Mine Square Music Missions completed ~ v https://app.box.com/s/0mgq799lmzzs60jqw6zg Two Worlds - Deep Jungle (I couldn't find a karaoke version that was free and that had the full song...so you might hear Phil Collins in the background.... Sorry about that. I tried!!! DX) https://app.box.com/s/fa2gij048lrsd6m6viba Son of Man - Deep Jungle (I did this one before Two Worlds, hence why I used my guitar here...) It was fun singing along with these songs; even if I sound ridiculous. lol I hope to have time to be able to do more of these. ^_^ 4 crowns and 700 munny total earned from these musical missions.
The battle raged on as the keybladers did their best to subdue the giant Beast that stood before them. Left and right magic was cast, and keyblades swung as the group went on the offensive. The Beast so far seemed to be capable of taking hits, something that calmed D'daear's nerves. He along with the others did not want to bring harm to it...well much anyway. "Well, it's good to know this big guy can take a hit." he said. Getting his keyblade ready, he moved away from Krowley and began to dash towards the caped monster as he saw an opening with Luna's Blizzard spell. The Beast was quick enough though, and with a swipe of his giant paw knocked the chunk of ice out of the way and against the wall nearby. D'daear closed in, jumping high enough to reach the back of Beast's head. He swung the kingdom key like a bat, aiming for the sweet spot that would knock anyone unconscious. Without hesitation the beast turned around, and met the boy's gaze for a brief moment. D'daear's eyes widened, for a split second seeing something he did not expect to see. "You people are beginning to AGGRAVATE ME!!" he roared, swinging his giant arm just in time to block the swing. The Beast's eyebrows furrowed as his frustration showed. A deep light thud reverberated from the Beast's arm as they clashed for the second. The boy's heart accelerated in fear as his body was now exposed in mid-air. "Oh MA-" he managed to utter before feeling a thick hand grip his left ankle. With a violent tug, he was dragged to the ground. His rear end was grounded, but not for too long as the Beast lifted him upside down. "AAAHH!! HEELP!!! SOMEONE!!!" he shouted with eye'd fear, dangling like a pinata by the ankle in the Beast's hand. D'daear in desperation swung his keyblade, too frightened to think properly.
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Finally Little Mac is a playable character. Ever since he appeared as a summon trophy in brawl, my colleagues and I have always wondered if he would ever become an actual character. This is truly a surprise I did not see coming, and it fits him too! Gods knows this character deserves a shot when you think about it. "It's your time, Mac. Show 'em what ya got, Baby!"
The fight had begun, and everyone had already engaged the large Beast. Base had displayed quick and powerful spells, both of which aided his comrades in the offensive as well as defense. He was very impressed at the team work everyone was displaying, what with Luna's Blizzard spell to seal the east wing entrance, Base and Steel's magnificent teamwork with the blizzard spell and stop spell both used to make quick work of the Beast's footing. D'daear was indeed impressed, although part of it was due to him still being the new guy. He could only hope to one day rival his teammates in efficiency. His keyblade came forth without his knowledge, him realizing as he felt the hilt in his hands. "Huh?" he uttered, wide eyes looking at the blade in wonder. Hopefully soon enough he'd be able to fully control the weapon like his group. His grip tightened around the handle, remembering his wish. "I've got to become stronger..." he muttered to himself in thought, the fire in his eyes burning stronger now. He furrowed his brow in concentration, and ran to Krowley's side. "Krowley, right? So how do we restrain this thing without hurting it? I mean...it doesn't seem to me like this monster wants to hurt us...much... If he wanted to hurt Luna just now...he would have...right?" he said, pointing out at how lethal the monster's claws appeared. With his massive size, upper body strength, and claws, the beast could have easily severely injured Luna with that last attack. "So what exactly is going on here...?" he thought, trying to piece together the clue's. There was a woman in distress who managed to get away; to which at the moment nobody quite understood why, and with this beast attempting to stop her from escaping; which again no one quite understood. Was there more to it than what they had seen? "Well?" he inquired Krowley, looking straight at him in all seriousness, at the same time display a sense of sympathy in his expression.
Or they could've...you know...traded it to another zoo for breeding purposes as that is also another practice they zoo's and Sanctuaries do. The article said that the giraffe was apart of an international breeding program, and yet all it says is that they they could not put it in any other European breeding program. So much for international, right? Honestly, I don't understand why they needed to slaughter the giraffe like that. A boltgun is used during euthanization an emergency in on the field-jobs when they can't save an injured animal, not on healthy zoo animals that have their keepers trust and potential for breeding in say I don'lt know, North America? South America? Jeez, anywhere if it meant not killing him. "When breeding success increases it is sometimes necessary to euthanize," Bengt Holst, the zoo's scientific director, said in a statement on the giraffe's death. "We see this as a positive sign and as insurance that we in the future will have a healthy giraffe population in European zoos." ^And for crying out loud, what kind of BS is this keeper spouting out? Really? Sometimes necessary my @$$, and positive sign... SMH For shame...
Waiting for good fortune to smile on me.
Same here. That trailer got me hyped. Now to wait...hopefully by then the ps4 will have dropped in price with a possible slim version. lol
Aaw Hopefully your sister will be willing to let you use her save data after she beats it?
It shouldn't be too hard post game, but I'm not entirely sure...I sort of just gave up. lol I'd say the toughest one for you would be finish the game in critical mode. I'm not sure if you can carry over trophies while overwriting the same file for critical mode. :/
31-40 hours in Proud mode; I know I'm a masochist with this. With the crappy hit stuns you do, and the amount of damage they do to you...uggh...took me a while.
I lost to a soldier heartless once in the midst of healing. :/ Luckily it was just phil's cup, and not out in the worlds. I lost Ursula I don't know how many times because I was trying to achieve the use your default weapons trophy. I soon found out that it also meant I couldn't equip accessories; which I had. So I gave myself a hard time for no reason. ._.
D'daear followed the three towards the source of the monstrous roar that had startled everyone. He turned to Base as he ran, listening carefully to his words of advice. It hadn't occurred to him that there was indeed the possibility of him being separated from his team by the winds of fate. "Right!" he replied, nodding in understanding. He saw Steel agreeing with Base, further reinforcing the wisdom that had been passed on to him. Soon Steel surpassed them in speed, and caught up with Krowely. They all stopped a few meters away from what looked like to be some kind of bear. "Well there's the sou- WHOA!" he managed to utter. A massive creature that easily towered over them stood, wearing barely fitting navy blue trousers, and long violet cape. It's upper body seemed more built than his lower body, with horns protruding from his intimidating head. It turned to them, demanding them to leave his domain. When Krowely argued, and refusing to leave, the beast came charging at them. D'daear was afraid, but seeing everyone stand up to the beast somehow brought his morale up. "Well...alright. If we're going to do this...then I got your backs!" he shouted, sucking up his fears in order to help out.
