She wasn't talked into doing it tho, she did it to avenge Vai'Klis. Maybe she got some help from people in Homa but it was mostly her own conviction.
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Her mom didn’t Send her to die, Yakuu’s mother was part of the invading force of their country that had… relations with a Homaspernia military general
On a side note, I never made the connection before but looking at this:
I just realized it's supposed to symbolize the dual nature of the game's heroines, with one side representing a good path and the other an evil, toxic route. The mirrored faces and contrasting wing and horn motifs are a cool way to reflect the moral split at the heart of the game's narrative. At first, I thought it was supposed to be one of the characters
I just realized it's supposed to symbolize the dual nature of the game's heroines, with one side representing a good path and the other an evil, toxic route. The mirrored faces and contrasting wing and horn motifs are a cool way to reflect the moral split at the heart of the game's narrative. At first, I thought it was supposed to be one of the characters
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What's even more concerning to me is that the demonic side looks errely similar to the MC.On a side note, I never made the connection before but looking at this:
I just realized it's supposed to symbolize the dual nature of the game's heroines, with one side representing a good path and the other an evil, toxic route. The mirrored faces and contrasting wing and horn motifs are a cool way to reflect the moral split at the heart of the game's narrative. At first, I thought it was supposed to be one of the characters
I think I recall in Maryen's route when she's describing her relationship with Kendra pre-matricide, that Kendra was the one always pulling Maryen by the hand, like stealing into the rookery and playing with the griffins while children- that makes her sound more like big sister than little sister to me.
Imagine being a dad married to a giantess wife and having a giantess daughter, you'll be trying to not get squish or eaten by accident everyday
I do think Maryen is stronger of the two, and haven't caved in Kendra's skull so far because she's holding herself back. Really, Maryen doesn't want to kill or even harm her sister, but that only leads to more innocent deaths, because Kendra abuses that sisterly love Maryen still feels.
I give a 50/50 that on Corrupt Maryen route, if MC didn't encourage her to make up with Kendra, they'll have a battle to the death at some point.
I almost think that on the Neyram route that she'd more likely end up joining her sister, rather than fighting to the death with her, especially given the consideration she gave Kendra's offer in the Vaiklis route- that makes me wonder who would be the next giantess in line for the role of Keisema guardian if Maryen did defect.
I don't think so. Kendra's feats dwarf anything Maryen has done so far (or not for that matter, considering she's supposed to take over her mother and keep the islands afloat and yet she's not even able to do that), it's possible she could have hidden potential that would allow her to overtake Kendra in the future but as it stands right now in the story, there's a lot you can point to in order to illustrate Kendra's strength, but not so much for Maryen. There's also the fact that Kendra is more mentally "stable" than Maryen considering she fully accepted her dark side while Maryen is still fighting against it/trying to manage it.
To be clear she *could* take over the spell to keep Keisema afloat, but has *chosen* not to yet, I think the reason for that is twofold. First is the restriction, I think you can't leave Keisema if you bind yourself to the spell to keep it afloat, and with her still figuring out her feelings concerning her sister (and the cunt's proclivities about stomping around in neutral territory) she doesn't want to deny herself that.
Secondly though is the fact that the island is being held up by her father's sacrifice, and so allowing that to keep the islands floating is a way of feeling like she still has at least one of her parents around- taking over the spell means having to acknowledge that both her parents are well and truly gone.
Yeah, as I said Maryen has too many mental hangups for me to consider her to be above her sister (on top of her falling for her sister's mind games regularly). It's clear she still needs more growth for her to get to that level, whereas Kendra has mostly accomplished what used to be her goal (revenge against her mom; although the only thing that would potentially reignite her fighting spirit is Eliette's potential revival of the purification armies) and is mostly just having fun in her own way.
The dream. Unironically. Devoted EXTRA THICC giantess waifu that had your kids. Affectionate but dangerous daughters. All of whom love you? Sounds like heaven to me.
Outside of the same context of the Kendra/Maryen plot anyhow.
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This is an animeish world, feats don't mean anything. IT'S ALL A MATTER OF GRIT AND LOVE AND HOW MUCH PEOPLE LIKE A CHARACTER
Could someone explain what Keisema actually is...? Island floating was kept up by Maryen and Kendras mother right by a spell, but whats beneath it? Is it a country and how many countries are there? Are there giantessess all around the world? What planet is it on?
Considering Margarita is the most consistently popular character while also being one of the only 2 giantesses that can't grow, I don't think that's quite true.
It depends, it keeps floating over the continent so it changes location regularly: you can glean that from the fact that she talks about how Keisema is sometimes too far away for Maryen to save neutral territories. It's a kingdom and there are 5 on the continent featured currently (Timfalme, Keisema, Homa, Lycalis and Viridice). And yes there are other territories/kingdoms beyond the one we are currently on: among them is Yakuu's original home a continent called Kyoima. There's even sea kingdoms based off what Synanla implies when talking to her.
I'm sure it's possible there will be exceptions but in general that seems to be the case that giantesses are a feature of the world and not some sort of outliers.
There's nothing mentioning that.
who knows, maybe that's actually the misterious giantess that we're trying to find.On a side note, I never made the connection before but looking at this:
I just realized it's supposed to symbolize the dual nature of the game's heroines, with one side representing a good path and the other an evil, toxic route. The mirrored faces and contrasting wing and horn motifs are a cool way to reflect the moral split at the heart of the game's narrative. At first, I thought it was supposed to be one of the characters
might be an interesting turn of events, where we had our answer all along
Thanks! Do you also know what the ritual Pyeka is planning for is going to do...? And any personal guesses on why the mc starts in a cage with that mysterious giantess?