Throne of the God King indeed!
I'm unsure what exactly made you think I wouldn't want to read thatI was gonna go off on a whole comparative religion spew about Japanese syncretism, but who wants to read that?
I read through moby dick dude's spew the first few times, and I can safely say we respect you way more than him.
Niki's finger is not straight and I will not be able to unsee that.
You read through Moby's dick what?I'm unsure what exactly made you think I wouldn't want to read that
But I agree, the use of Christian symbolism is on pair with their use of totally broken "English" sentences for spell chants that make me want to turn my brain off.
Edit: Not that they can't use Christian symbolism, mind you. It's just used in a jumbled nonsensical way a lot of the times.
Moby Dickler was the name i gave to that dickhead who kept writing novel length posts about all the deranged, pretentious, pseudo-intellectual garbage in his head, i forget their original user name but they changed it to Princess Euphy (sp?) at some point.
Similar. I know it got lots of hate, but I enjoyed Nodokathon 1.0
Hmm, this actually looks like he builds up lead time for "Plot heavy season" then sprinkles in seasonal events and fan service stuff as he catches up to his material. Rinse, repeat.
The first thing came to my mind when I saw that was this immortal artwork. I think it'd serve a great promo image for LiL.
Well to be fair the Japanese syncretism is pretty superficial per se. Take Evangelion as best example, the lore and religious themes were, vaguely recollecting one of the staff's commenting on Christian symbols in it , "flavours" that has nothing substantial per se. It just kept tossing out mysteries and concepts to keep the audience (Somehow reminds me of Twin Peaks, I have same opinion on these two) occupied without a directional totality, which isn't to say there is nothing worth considering in it. Like I got intense interest in Evangelion when I was teenager and I helped me develop maturity in many ways, but that's because Evangelion in its core a psychological bildungsroman, nothing more. Sometimes LiL gives me same vibe too.I was gonna go off on a whole comparative religion spew about Japanese syncretism, but who wants to read that?
I miss Princess Euphy. You guys are careless."Boring books come from boring readers, for it is the reader’s searching melancholy which works in books, and not the author’s skill."I'm unsure what exactly made you think I wouldn't want to read that
How dare you she's perfect.
Ok ok 2 points to Ami, one bonus for the choker.
My wrist started throbbing in pain at the mention of that name.
she just like me fr
Is this leading to a crashout vs Maya
In a way, they are. You have to remember that, while not really superficial, this is at its core, entertainment of sorts. Sure, entertainment probably isn't a word that you'd want to give to LiL, but, be it in a metaphorical, rhetorical, poetical, theoretical or any other fancy way, it can't really reach too deep.
Sure, you can say that. I'm well acknowledged on limitness of entertainment. LiL is foremost a parody of everything you'd expect from visual novel. It's not, at any point, an ancient satire like that of Don Quixote. It doesn't have connection to anything and this rootlessness is what labels modern novels. There are enough self-ambivalences in LiL.
And that's why the game is as popular as it is. Anytime a new anime comes out 9/10 the girls are going to be made into KK cards. So you can pound that virtual highschooler, with your virtual wiener to your heart's content. Although some people want you to pay an egregious amount of money to access aforementioned cards.
