ForceStealer
Double Growth
Lightning's response to people who question her fashion sense:
That's good, but we just need it to freeze on the frame with "Deal With It" longer, imo. Then it will be fit to be a smiley
Lightning's response to people who question her fashion sense:
So I like Lighting and stuff
However I had to say that the jury is still out on her new design for me right now...
I knew it
The connections are very loose, I mostly chalk it up to the fact that they developed an overarching mythology first, then the game came inside its universe and developed its own themes, so when a sequel was present- rather than build on the themes of the first game, they could just rely on the mythology to keep it coherent.And as an outside observer I must ask. How in the heck is this connected to the other games outside of Mistress Lightning?
The connections are very loose, I mostly chalk it up to the fact that they developed an overarching mythology first, then the game came inside its universe and developed its own themes, so when a sequel was present- rather than build on the themes of the first game, they could just rely on the mythology to keep it coherent.
Anyway, there are four gods in this mythology, Pulse, Lindzei, Etros, and B-man (it is 330 AM and I don't know how to spell Bman's name correctly). B-man is the main god, Pulse, Lindzei, and Etros are under him, Pulse and Lindzei do B-man's bidding and Etros is on her own doing benevolent shit but really fucking up in the long run.
The first game has Lightning and co saving the world from some lesser-godlike beings (that were following Pulse and Lindzei's plan). The way the rules of the universe works is that Lightning, her sister, and friends were suppose to turn into statues at the end, but Etros has a habit of intervening when she's moved, so retcons the universe and gives Lightning and friends their lives back.
XIII-2 deals with the fallout and specifically focuses on the goddess Etros- basically the retconning of the universe has some serious effects, opens the barriers between the real world and the "other" world (maybe the afterlife?) slightly, and seriously fucks up the space/time continuum. So she retcons Lightning's happy endings to get her to fight for her to avoid the end of the world, while Lightning's sister tries to fix the timeline.
The world ends anyway, Lightning's sister is dead, and Lightning figures that the best way to assure that she and the memory of her sister is preserved is forcing herself to crystallize.
Lightning Returns deals with the fallout of XIII-2, and focuses on the major god B-man, who for the first two games was asleep and awoke once the barriers between the other world and the real world were torn down. Turns out the world ending just gives you a different world with immortality, which honestly doesn't sound like a bad deal, except not dying has some weird affects on society or some shit.
Lightning wakes up 13 days before the world probably completely ends, and probably goes to kill B-man.
The more I learn about Ali Hillis that more I feel I could fall in love with her.
Oooh! TWO half-skirts. I see a certain character designer is getting creative again.