Xiltas Crysten

Hey, Darros, what's going to happen with his competition?

Hmm, I actually had troubles to get Aira the Hero Sword most of the time. I know how you get it, the only problem is, if Aira is already in a relationship at chapter 3, the conversation where you get the hero sword won't appear, and she pairs up with Lex pretty fast...

Just too cool. I wonder when it will be finished o.o

Hey, looks great Luigi, keep on doing such a great job^^

Lookw interesting...reminds me of a heartless dog mixed up with that Lizard from KH1, in the jungle.

Huh, he looks pretty cool, good work^^

Nice one, thx^^

Okay... you have a point there, Ragnell. Btw, that secret trailer is really strange ò.ô but a volume two would be great.

Certainly not ò.ô Aqua was told by Eraqus that everyone except for her who enters the castle would gradually lose his/her memory.

Let's forget about "Dream Drop Distance" and stay with 3D. Sounds much better. Btw, I somehow forgot about that, why is it that Riku and Mickey didn't loose their memories while being in Castle Oblivion?

Why don't I have the money and a driving license

Damn, that looks great! I can hardly await 3D anymore, hope we'll have it in NA and EU at least by the end of the year (guess that's realistic)

Strange, their seems to be a "larger" number of INTJ for one-two percent of humanity here... INTJ Introverted Intuitive Thinking Judging Strength of the preferences % 67 75 1 33

Woah, first entry. Here you go with Hero-Saleh^^

whatever you think looks better^^

Yeah, I think those adjustments would fit Seymour's personality more

Ah, he's based on Delmud, I see. You've seen my other comment on fireemblemmedia?

Seymour is no transe Hey Astra, you should probably shorten the "skirt", so it just becomes a longer shirt.

I couldn't bring myself to read this. Before I read the first couple of pages of the first book I thought the story very boring, and after I read the first couple of pages I thought that Twilight was an insult to every writer, every book and every vampire in existence. It was so unappealingly written that I couldn't bear much than two pages. Seriously. (And that although I try to read every book I start completely, even if I don't like it at the beginning). Sadly, I'm an unlucky person, and we once watched the first movie in school for some reason. I told myself "okay, if everyone talks about, at least watch it so you know how you can complain about it". After 15 minutes I took out the book I secretly brought to school that day (I've read a lot of books during classes. Hardly anyone ever noticed.) and read it for the rest of the lesson. Twilight is...I'm sorry, I can't express how much I detest it. If I could do something about the book, I'd bring in Buffy, Angel or Blade to kill of the entire cast. Or Mick St. John. Oh wait, he's a privat eye, no vampire slayer. I hope Robert Pattinson is killed by Jacob-fans. :D . . . At least I liked "Vampires Suck". Great Twilight-parody.

Can't say a thing about the anime, but I've read the manga (which isn't finished yet), and well... I can tell you one or two things about it. Mahou Sensei Negima! could be compared to Katekyo Hitman Reborn!. It starts out as a simple Gag-Manga. Most of the early story is simply stupid and just introduces more and more characters (which I can only remember half of the names...). There are several gags which are supposed to be funny, but there are hardly any gag-mangas which can become really popular, and (aside from the kid teacher) Negima! doesn't really stand out. The result is that the author turns it into a battle manga, and it actually works quite fine this way. The later story (according to my opinion) is worth to be read, but it really takes a while for the plot to get into gear. You have to have patience if you're interested in the story, but aside from that I could recommend it. Sorry for butting in. *bows*

Another one of my theories is that there is a certain magic implanted in each book, and that the words you use to cast a spell resonate with the magic within the book, thus awakening it. And every time you cast a spell, a bit of the power is used up, and if all the magic is used up, the book vanishes (at least in the GBA-versions, in FE4 and 5 the book just "breaks"). This could also work with FE11, where you can transfer the durability of a weapon. There, you practicaly transfer the magic from one book to another, you re-fill the magic.

Yeah, because she learned the spells completely. But it seems, at least if we forget about FE2, that knowing a spell and being a mage alone aren't enough to cast magic, you still need something to channel your powers. For example, you know the words to cast Fire in sleep already, but if you don't have the Fire tome to channel your power, it's meaningless. It also (probably) wouldn't work to combine the words for Fire with a Thunder tome.

Once again I thought about the world of FE. Topic of this little discussion: the weight of spell books. If we assume that the weight of the books is physical, how weighty tomes would Rexaura or Foreblaze be? That's why I think that the weight of tomes is psychological: The strength of a spell equals the psychological burden. If the power of a spell is superior to the magic skills of the mage, it can cause severe damage on the body or even lead to death. Example: As Tiena fights Bern's troops in the FE6-manga, she uses the Auroela-spell, but since her light magic skills are inferior to the strength of the spell, the usage inflicts great pain. My assumption is that while the game made it impossible to use tomes of higher levels without an equal amount of skill and experience, the "real" usage of a stronger spell backfires on the mage. What's your opinion on the topic "real" weight or "psychological" weight?

Hmm, interesting, Can't wait to see how much it changed^^

Sacaens don't get old. Dayan is just making his age up, I bet. Guess he's wearing a costume.