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I'm on team Fumino, and have been on it since day 1! 2-3 place is hard for me since I can't decide between Sensei and Asumi, but I think Asumi is underrated so I'll go towards her. Also, she apparently had 4 kids with him, so that makes me want to read the endings even more. (Currently an anime only)

There's a lady saying something in the background in 1:00 of video if you listen carefully using headphones.

1:00 - "LSP"

I think the only context you need for fates is that the main plot revolves around the mc choosing a side (blood family or found family), and dealing with the consequences. The only constant between the three routes is Azura (she is the one singing) who supports your decision no matter which path you pick. Unfortunately despite having a really good sound track, fate’s story falls pretty flat compared to echoes and awakenings.

Banger video.

How dare you put kenny so low

This theme is pretty much Ike's personal theme. Despite taking place in the same world as Path of Radiance, the previous game, he's missing from the start of the game. After having gone through a long section of the game without having seen a trace of him, this theme just blares as he makes one of the coolest reintroductions I've seen in a game

What is the voice at 0:59 !? I thought I was going crazy

I should have guessed that a boss inspired by Molgera from The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker would come with one of the best themes in the game.

Why the normal version doesnt appear in the music collection at Alear's room?

kakkoii^^

Interesting that you’ve heard awakening having one of the better plots. I think that’s one of its bigger issues, the game kinda falls off after the Emmeryn arc

You were missing out on a lot.

What's your opinion on The Café Terrace and Its Goddesses?

That's extremely true they may say that the manga is dogshit but they will still read it

If going with this genre at the time Ichigo 100% was running 2002 to 2006 and I much preferred that series. Suzuka was good but frustrating, yet different with the ending, I liked how different the ending was, as for Kimi no Iru Machi😮‍💨. I do not forgive that series. I did not hate that one, but I did at the same time. The whole childhood friend sequence, the way it was handled and such. I thought he would be better off with the Honoka clone's sister🤣. But actually liked the Suzuka clone best.

Fun fact: Twilight of the gods is technically a remix of the 8 -bit final map theme of Fire Emblem Gaiden (the game Echoes is a remake of)

if you like arifureta... Might I introduce you the novels extra? It has a manhwa but novel is just better. I'm also tryin to ingrain the style of the author since he is my favorite.

I played mario kart 64 on my dad's old big TV and my favorite track is rainbow road, because if the music.

I re-read the manga as I recently joined the 30yo club, and wanted to see how my view of the manga (may have) changed. Here are my key points (character analysis are mostly my subjective opinion / interpretation) Arcs: For me the Rom-com between Haruto and Yuzuki were the best part of the manga, along the first arc. We can argue about Asuka's unfair treatment, but Yuzuki has way more chemistry than Haruto (Also more fleshed out imo). I wish the last Arc was not a LDR but rather Haruto maturing in Society. The Kazama Arc was not as bad, but it also felt like drama for the sake of breaking up the couple (the Suzuka formula if I should say so). Kazama Kyosuke: Definitely the arc I wanted to re-read more carefully as this was the pivotal moment of the romcom. Kazama, knowing he only had one year left to live with a very low success rate, had pretty much "given up" in life (who would truly be happy knowing you have a terminal illness), and wanted to use his remaining time doing things he loves and spend time with the person he loves (i.e. Suzuki). He thought doing so will make him not have regret for the rest of his life... until he met Haruto, the only friend that genuinely treat him for who he is despite knowing he is terminally ill. His challenge over Suzuki was silly, but it made it interesting to live for a tomorrow. The nail of his coffin was him seeing Suzuki being extremely happy when talking about Haruto and Hiroshima (this was implied when Kazama said to Haruto that they were being cheerful talking about him, though Haruto did not truly understand the meaning behind it). Kazama realized that even though Yuzuki became his his gf-by-obligation, he could not fulfil her heart, he decides to gamble his chance in order to pursue a brighter future. We know how it ended, but I think he at least lived a life without any regret. Mishima Asuka: I think it was predictable that Asuka and Haruto would not be the end-game couple, it was not a matter of if they will break-up... only when. I agree with the video, Asuka is really depicted as an awesome character... and I think overall it was the issue with the character (many explanation in the next paragraph might contrast her relationship with Haruto compared to Yuzuki). I think Asuka was a (too) safe partner for Haruto, but as Rin said, she is truly not much different from Akari in terms of compatibility. I think more chapters of their interactions before entering the relationship could have helped understanding their chemistry. What's worst being that the ship was sailing the chapter after Yuzuki and Haruto broke up (talk about being a rebound). Aside from some jealousy between Asuka and the Ebas, I think the issue for Asuka's relationship with Haruto is that it truthfully is not too different from besties hanging out, whether they remained besties or are in a relationship, I really don't think their lifestyle would have changed much (aside from.. being naughty huhu). But overall, I think Asuka has proven to have shown the greatest maturity in terms of the cast in how she handled her friendship with Haruto post-break up. She was truly (and sadly) a rebound stepping stone for the sake of the drama plot. Eba Yuzuki: The FMC, the one many either love or hate. Yuzuki is genuinely a person at heart that tries hard to do things that she believes are the "right and only" way... but ends up causing more trouble for her friends (it is really funny to actually re-read it understanding the context of those characters being teenagers / early uni students). Her awkward relationship with her father was more or less the root of all decisions she made leading to the series of drama. Yuzuki breaking up with Haruto to go with Kazama was clearly due to pity (I don't think this was the right way to do it, but hey she is a teenager, and my first sentence summarises why she did it so) and had Kazama been normal, she would have not dated him to begin with. Kazama lead Yuzuki to bottle up an accumulation of negative emotions, including dumping Haruto with no warnings, forgetting about Hiroshima and friends, and seeing herself as being the cause of Kazama's death (she would think she should have either stopped him from being operated, or pushed him to do the operation sooner to have higher chances). But most importantly, I think she realized that the one person she ended up hurting the most in this mess was Haruto, the person that she genuinely is in love with (any signs of genuine happiness expressed by Yuzuki in Tokyo arc is always somewhat related to Haruto). Her breakup pre-college was really because she does not know how to forgive herself and move forward from the mess that she thinks she created. Her selflessness does really contrast with her selfish decision to confess her love to Haruto, leading him to breakup with Asuka. The Romcom Arc is a reminder of why Yuzuki is a better partner for Haruto compared to Asuka (this is mostly coming from my view of how healthy couples are in a relationship). I think Yuzuki is a character that challenges Haruto's beliefs in many ways (how to tackle situation or interact with people). Yuzuki has indirectly been helping Haruto to emotionally elevate himself or get it together. If Asuka and Haruto represent a sail that float smoothly, Yuzuki and Haruto are a Roller Coaster that is not afraid of going left and right. Their relationship is similar to the Yin-Yang, they are different but represent a Harmony together. Kirishima Haruto: I think the best thing about this manga was to show the growth of his character from High School to Societal life. He made countless mistakes during his youth but his remediable quality has always been to try his hardest to do good for others, especially those he views as friends and especially Yuzuki.... which is ironic because his great pivotal point was when that quality of his got shattered with an incredible poor and disrespectful breakup... a breakup he had to face consequences to (short term loss of friends and support) and also one that keeps getting criticized by the characters over the series of Kouji's work (Hitman, Half and Half etc). Whether the audience likes or hates Haruto's guts does not truly matter, as despite this shortfall, Haruto and Asuka still decided to remain friends afterwards. (Pretty much the same reason I dropped Cafe Goddess Terrace, I do not understand how his quality and traits are satisfactory enough to turn him into a Harem Protagonist, could be just me being jealous lol). I don't think many things need to be said about him because his thoughts are usually visible by the readers as he is the MC. The most important thing Haruto could teach the story is that with perseverance, hard work and with the right intention, you can accomplish anything. Overall, KNIM has been a great rollercoaster of emotions. I used to put Suzuka as the pinnacle of Sea Kouji's work but now that I have re-read both shows... I would say my sentimental attachment for KNIM has now grown stronger. Side note, I would prefer Sea Kouji to now focus more on characters interactions and tone down fan services like Rinko Days...

Hey J, fellow indie author here. What was your experience with having to work with start up publishers?

There's always a track like this in every Xenoblade game. The first game has 'Engage the Enemy'. This one has 'Counterattack'. And the Xenoblade Chronicles 3 has 'The Weight of Life'. Any time you hear these songs in their respective game, it's always during a big pivotal moment. If you get a chance, I highly recommend playing all three games (they are very long and I would recommend taking it slow, but it's worth it). They are fantastic, and the way they utilize the music in the cutscenes is so well done that if you were just told how they use the music without playing the games, you would probably think we were insane.

Just to put this in context. THIS is the normal boss theme of the game. Not the final boss. Not the superboss theme. Not the Unique Monster theme. Not the major boss theme (though there are two other variations of this theme that you hear during major encounters). This is the normal boss theme. You hear this theme potentially over a dozen times throughout the game, depending on how much you do. And every time you hear it, it's always amazing.

I don't think hardware is limiting the 3ds ost. Like if Id purpose was made for the switch it would be exactly the same.

one of the best romance drama manga out there!

1:00 Did anyone else hear that? Something was talking,

I'm a newcomer to the Xenoblade franchise and I was blown away by how much I ended up loving the characters and music of this game ❤

Teppu, All Rounder Meguru, Holyland

1:43 The instrument is an Erhu

Hey bro this is my favorite manga of all time. Have never found anything close to it besides the feeling I got from Domestic Girlfriend. I get so sad just thinking that I will never be able to read it again. Much Love.

There is only 1 thing Im hating on Fuuka (and Domestic Girlfriend). There is no print release in english or german. Both are so great and I want them in my bookshelf. I even thinking about buying the japanese ones, only to got them in the shelf...

Shame the version hes reacting to has a bunch of recording skip flaws... the official version is better and longer.

Bro kinda got that Guts hair but more edgy

Listen to sacred Stones ost

I wish a Light Novel which the setting is in American. Does it need Japanese references to be one?

There are many many MANY great RD themes, Eternal Bond is one of them, but I personally think Dawn Awakens, A Grasping Truth, Unending Task, Bearer of Hope, Origin's End, Wisom of Ages are better

I do think Xenoblade 3 is the strongest one gameplay-wise and story-wise it was quita significant for me

if you didnt play xenoblade just start

I own all three 3ds titles and recently decided to go back to them after previously clocking in hundreds of hours per game. They are so fantastic and the music in each game ranks as some of my all-time favorites!

"Id Purpose" is a journey, "Twilight of the gods" is an Epic of great Porportions, but "The End of All"... That song is the Finale. If I was a boss in Fire Emblem it would be my boss theme. That song gives me chills, goosebumps, etc, the whole Nine-Yards.

Once you start playing the series you can't stop.

I watched the anime And I blame Yuzuki for everything I hate her so much She is the worst

My favorite Radiant Dawn piece is "Bearer of Hope" although I also love "Ascent". For other FE games, I'd say give "What Lies At the End" from Shadows of Valentia a listen, as well as "Desire Below (Flow)" from Fates.

Wow…3ds fire emblem is considered old😢

Thanks a lot for this one, it kinda feels like people forgot that PoR and RD music exists Honestly Imo the best tracks are the character themes like March of the Lion King, The Wheeling Corbey, King of the Sky or the boss themes like To Challange Ashnard, Grasping Truth or Unstoppable Destiny Also throw in Power-Hungry Fool and Beauty is a Mad Mistress, both of Oliver's themes are cool but I completely forgot which is his battle theme and which a background theme

Counterattack is great, but Mechanical Rhythm is insane.

I'm not a native english speaker and my country's language isn't english, however I've decided to write an english isekai fantasy novel (just world building, fleshing out characters, writing the plot etc.) and I was planning on publishing it on book publishing platforms like Wattpad and other platforms. But if I was to publish it in a book form, what do you think I should? Or do you have any good book publishing platforms you can offer?

Literally most of the Xenoblade ost is the best of it haha. There are so many good ones it’s really hard to single out an ultimate best. Xenoblade X, a “spin-off” for the Wii U has a more unique soundtrack to the rest of the main series since it was composed by Hiroyuki Sawano, the composer for AOT. Not everyone’s type of music but you should deff give them a shot. As for the main series, in Xc1-Obstacle in our path, Engage the Enemy, You will Know our names and Mechanical Rhythm are all great energetic non spoilery themes that you should listen to. Xc2-Battle in the Skies above, Incoming, Crossing Swords and You will Recall our Names are the only non spoiler themes I can think of. Xc3 has a lot -Carrying the Weight of Life, Keves Battle, A Formidable Foe, Tactical Action and You will Know our names-finale. There are also more peaceful, emotional themes in Xenoblade, so if you like that kind of music you should also give those a listen

Fates was an objectively bad game but the music always hits

Can you add images like drawings of the characters doing something on the other page.