Senerio

Aokage - Blue shadow. Kazahana - Wind's Flower/Flower of the Wind.

Close, but I'll accept it. The act of saving one life in that context would be "koto" in Japanese, not "mono". The original is "Whoever saves one life saves the world entire" and is from Schindler's List. Your turn to post something.

Curse you Intelligent Systems! I thought negative statistics were against the rules! *melts*

I think it'll be easier if we stick to romaji. ;) I think it's more productive and fun if we post a few sentences in Japanese and then translate them. The first user to successfully translate a sentence gets to post the next one. I'll start with the quote in my signature: "Tatta hitori no inochi wo sukuu mono wa zen sekai wo sukuu."

Hehe, yeah. And at the rate Naruto's going, it might make DBZ watchable. Now there's a scary thought. Addendum: Narutards: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dryZN4-N-z0

9000?

Some of you may already have seen these, but they're still classic. :D Part 1: Part 2: And as a special bonus, Naruto in a Nutshell! Part 1: Part 2: Part 3:

You raise a valid point, but for me, the storytelling itself was first-rate and the characters were interesting. I was riveted the whole way through. It wasn't boring or slow in any places. :)

I see what you mean, but keep in mind that the developers designed the first playthroughs to be played without the help of walkthroughs. If you focus on a handful of characters, you'll struggle when it comes down to Part 4 and you have to split your forces. And don't get me started on 4-E. XD So by doing it this way, beginners are likely to level up their characters evenly, resulting in a balanced team for the final battles.

Not if they're guarding a sieze location. The easiest way is to use an uber unit like Ike, put him within the boss' range, unequip their weapon, and let the boss hit him. Move him away next turn and have a healer heal him. For your non-healer units, just give them a bronze weapon or two (since they can't critical), let the boss attack them during his turn, and let them regenerate to full health, and repeat the process. It's tedious, but the Battle Save feature makes it far more beneficial than Battle XP.

I use them on characters that I'm going to use in Part 4. I use them as soon as they reach Level 20 to save time and/or Battle XP. I generally only bring units that turn out useful (although I use Rolf over Shinon due to personal preference), so I'll use my Master Crowns on the first ones to reach Level 20 (I used Battle XP on Soren during my first playthrough because he maxed Magic, Skill & Resistance around level 15-16 I think, and became an Arch Sage around Chapter 3). That way, I don't have to pick and choose who gets the experience.

Great picture. I love the chibi art style. :) Do you take requests?

I nearly finished FE 9 on Hard mode. On the final level, the sub-boss criticaled my Soren with a 3% critical chance. Had to restart.