Guilty Gear

It's as I said; it hasn't been explained in specifics. The best thing to do is to probably come to our own conclusions about their classification.

It's pretty confusing.

Though I'm a little confused, as I thought only Jack-O and Valentine Alpha (the first one) were based off Aria. Elphelt and (especially Ramlethal) don't really look like her...or am I just not seeing it in the former's case.

The fact that Elphelt was considered to be a compatible soul to fuse with Justice implies that there's some Aria in there. Bedman specifically calls Ramlethal a copy of someone else, so we know she's a clone of someone.

edited 19th May '18 9:01:45 AM by LatverianBadger

Huh. Reminds me of an old Joke post I did.

I'm gonna dig it up. Hold on.

Edit: Found it!

Edit 2: and here it is in quotes for time saving needs.

edited 19th May '18 9:52:02 AM by HandsomeRob

No.

It's returned to hAuNt m e .

p l E A s s s sssssssssss e make it st o p

Badger! My man!

I was just thinking it's been a while since I've seen you...so either it has been a while, or you've still been posting regularly and I just wasn't paying attention.

Probably the latter.

But yes, you can't escape. Embrace the crack! Embrace it!

And as long as I'm here, I might as well share this.

Well, you got me. That's all I got to say.

Double post. Going back into the what are the Valentines discussion, I believe there's been mention in game of them having programming and the like, and of course, there are the self destruct abilities, and how they can prevent each other from doing so.

So could they be considered organic machines of a sort?

I’d support that description.

In an RP where I happen to write for Elphelt and Ramlethal, another writer described them as homunculi, which I also think is an apt descriptor.

Homonculi would be fair (as they are essentially organic artificial humans).

Here's a new topic of conversation: what's your favorite vocal theme?

Mine's a tie between The Ship and All I Can Do.

FREEEEEEESSSSIAAAAA

I love it

SKYYYYYY SHOULD. BE. HIGH!!

BIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIRDS FLYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY

WHAT A HEAVY DAY

I say we play

You do or you die

You have no time

So look in my eyes

Your destination, Peoples' Proclamation. Consume the world. Elimination!

but gluttony fang's is good too. they're all so bad but so good

I am racking my brain trying to remember which LA Vocal theme you’re quoting. Mind helping a brother out?

WE NEED TO BREAK. A. SPELL. (SO WHAT?)

OHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH STORYTELLER!

DARE THE WORLD TO WIELD A SWORD

I feel like the best version of Solitude That Asks Nothing In Return is the X version.

I heard the x2 version first and never cared for it, but then I heard this version and was like, whoa X2 downgraded it so much lol. Potemkin's theme is similar, although In Slave's Glory is still his best.

edited 26th May '18 12:04:04 PM by Vertigo_High

excuse you but the vocal version is the best one

it's just so wonderfully cheesy, even by the low standards of the rest of the vocal themes

I forgot how awful those vocal themes were.

Like..

they sound like parody.