Drillman

I'll stick with Blue Lions for now, mostly because I like the designs of the characters associated with it the best so far. But that's easily subject to change.

Until a couple of weeks ago, I forgot that this game even existed. Then I started seeing previews and realized "Oh yeah... I was gonna buy that, wasn't I?" Despite the hefty price tag and my already bloated backlog of games, I've found a way to balance these games with my schedule: Leave school shortly after 3:15 Drive to nearest GameStop and see what copies are available If there's nothing, I'll just drive home and play Metroid Prime 2 into the wee hours of the night If Birthright or the Special Edition are available, then I'll buy a copy, put it on my desk, and then play Metroid Prime 2 into the wee hours of the night For the following week, I have to work as an audio technician for a school-based variety show. Fortunately, I only have to work the sound board for the first quarter of the show, so I can play Fates during my downtime for the rehearsals. Or maybe not. I'll find time eventually, no matter how deep into the backlog it goes.

Zero's child might end up being just as broken as Noire. Maybe even more so considering the heavy emphasis on Zero's sadism.

I actually really want to kill them all, either with Kamui, Aqua, or the respective sibling's counterpart. The only reason I wouldn't kill them is if they were recruitable.

Always glad to see interesting new classes. I'm really liking the design of the puppet itself.

I love it when a work of fiction cuts to a shot away from the action and allows the viewer to envision what is happening on their own. Regardless of the presence of bowdlerization, I'll still know...

Probably more akin to the Robot Master incarnation, though. The Navi's only notable character trait (as far as I can remember) is that he's Bubbleman's cousin. I just go with this version because he looks cooler.

Of course, if you end up fighting them as bosses, you won't be able to do that.

Any prior issues I had with her design went out the window once I saw that her skill was called Killer Instinct. Now, all I can see is her charging around the battlefield, tearing apart Hoshidans left and right, screaming about combos and whatnot.

Don't forget Garurumon.

You both could be on to something, but my gut tells me it's just a stylized werewolf.

Huh. I was worried that if they went with werewolf, they'd just make it's model a grey, shoddily edited version of the Fox Guy's beast mode. Glad to see a more brutish design.