Oh, absolutely. Though honestly, Yuki has always struck me as having a slightly more "American" thought process about things (even more so than Piro, who is ACTUALLY American.

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Oh, absolutely. Though honestly, Yuki has always struck me as having a slightly more "American" thought process about things (even more so than Piro, who is ACTUALLY American.
The hinting is strong that she is Nurse Angel Ririka. That show came out around the same time as Meimi's Saint Tail and Cha-san's Akazukin ChaCha. So it fits with Meimi's circle of magical girl friend's from teh old days. It also fits with her comment about how she can't just wave a magic baton to make everyone better like she used to in [1415].Yl33 D4 N00b wrote: ↑Sat Sep 30, 2017 4:10 pmWasn't Yukata's mom a MG at some point earlier in her life?
Oh my, a Thief of the Abstract... that could be quite pretty in a certain scary way. Instead of just "I want object X to be at location Y, never mind the intervening points," it would be "I want the universe to be in state Z, and don't hassle me about the details." Potentially much more overpowered than Fred may actually be willing to deal with.
Well, Inspector Sonoda's magical-girl detector is indicating that a "potentially catastrophic grade" magical girl is nearby in strips 1107 and 1108. (No wonder he turned the alarm off.darrin wrote: ↑Mon Oct 02, 2017 6:43 pmOh my, a Thief of the Abstract... that could be quite pretty in a certain scary way. Instead of just "I want object X to be at location Y, never mind the intervening points," it would be "I want the universe to be in state Z, and don't hassle me about the details." Potentially much more overpowered than Fred may actually be willing to deal with.
That bomb seemed more of a gag and shortcut illustration, but with Largo who knows. Although if Erika brought in helpers, she'd probably stop him from blowing them up. And moreso from destroying the rest of floors and foundation of hospital.
Now why does that immediately suggest to me a plot catastrophe along the lines of "The Wedding of River Song"...Yl33 D4 N00b wrote: ↑Tue Oct 03, 2017 2:13 amIf Fred really wanted to make Yuki OP, he'd have her go back in time, and yoink Miho off the pirate ship........![]()
Well, yeah, it's also "not established" that Yuki isn't carrying seven and a half frogs in her left pocket. But, you know, burden of proof and all that.
Huh, that's pretty much exactly what I said in the discussion thread in the first strip of this scene, and elaborated on in subsequent discussion threads, to your repeated poo-pooing. But I guess now that it's you saying it instead of some random dumbass it must be +1 insightful.but more and more interlocking indications are we haven't. Or at least it fits that we did not.
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... IIRC we've never previously backtracked in time to show alternate happenings during a chapter, just non-story inserts, flashbacks, descriptions.
The point was that story comic has not yet clarified if what we saw in 1492 was the fighting around 1468 (we went back in time) or if 1492 shows the fight continuing after 1482 and the events up to 1488 (we did not not go back in time).
Indeed, your impressions and feelings on the timeline and about the info does match what we can fill in with what we found out in 1492. But the argument was not against your take, but if the comic supported it with clear supporting helpful information and of what sort to what extent. An argument against the information, that 1489 itself alone either didn't establish those things, or even seemed to give an impression it was before the destruction (rather than just Yuki having not seen heard felt the destruction). But please forgive me if you thought I was discounting how you were perceiving 1489; it was about what it was telling us. Given 1492, it would seem more likely we went back to Yuki in real time, especially in light of the lack of previous rewinds that far to see another character. Although the lack of previous examples of such alone tells us not much; when combined with all the rest though, it tends to say a whole lot more. In hindsight at least.Huh, that's pretty much exactly what I said in the discussion thread in the first strip of this scene, and elaborated on in subsequent discussion threads, to your repeated poo-pooing.
I'm just summarizing what 1492 added to the mystery, has nothing to do with who says it. A summarization all can somewhat agree with, while we wait to see how we're off in what we've decided. I don't have many of my own opinions separate from the ones story comics provide, where story tends to point, until ideas are ultimately shown near matching to how things are, or get adjusted some other way. That's what we discuss. I don't much care what the answers are, but if they aren't how they seem, the only real answers or rejections are in story comic. Which often we don't get anything near conclusive until later, sometimes much later. (What is the significance of the CoE pass Kimiko gets in 113? Wait a bit.)But I guess now that it's you saying it instead of some random dumbass it must be +1 insightful
I thought pantsing and unpantsing are like flammable and inflammable, words that mean the same thing despite the addition of a prefix making you assume they would be opposites.WarGiver wrote: ↑Wed Oct 04, 2017 8:03 pmSorry people I held off with this as long as I could, but I am afraid I have to say it....
She unpantsed him...
:p
(In some areas saying that "you were pantsed" or similar means someone removed your pants)
terrible joke I admit but its enough of a groaner I had to post it.
Traditionally there is no prefex to my knowledge.
Excellent, really looking forward to more Yuki and/or Yutaka goodness (have been a Yutaka fan since forever now
No way to really tell. Also no way to tell (from story comic or anything much else) but I took Meimi's comment to be in the now only. As in, that since Yuki wasn't in her room, Yuki must have snuck out. Certainly yes (and especially after encouraging Yuki) Meimi wasn't at all surprised, took it rather blasse blasse. But I didn't get the impression Meimi necessarily said it because she knew Yuki had been back. Just that Yuki wasn't there and oh must have snuck out. Which isn't too detailed on when Yuki might have been back or if she hadn't been back at all.Sackett wrote: ↑Wed Oct 04, 2017 10:00 pmWell iffy, I think there was the comment Yuki's mother made in 1488 about Yuki having snuck out of her room. Consider that Meimi actually encouraged Yuki to get involved in Miho's problems, instigating the whole Yuki following Miho and injuring Yukata plotline that ended with Miho in the hospital with a pacemaker.
With that knowledge, it seems very unlikely that Meimi would be expecting Yuki to be in her room unless Yuki had returned home and changed (maybe even a quick shower or a nap). I mean, we have no idea how long Miho was unconscious right?
Still I am not certain that 1489 is after Piro fled the scene, just that it cannot be any earlier than 1466, and it might be a later explosion.
We might not even ever find out, as it may be difficult to tell the difference (since it could only be five minutes in real time).
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