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TheSmartGuy: The one involved in intellectual pursuits (I/E [[DaiSentaiGoggleFive Goggle Blue]], [[RescueSentaiGoGoFive Go Blue]]) is the obvious qualifier. When that\'s not obvious, I tend to think of TheSmartGuy (or girl) as the one who uses their speed or other defensive tricks to outwit foes. After all, part of TheSmartGuy description does say some smart guys \
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TheSmartGuy: The one involved in intellectual pursuits (I/E [[DaiSentaiGoggleFive Goggle Blue]], [[RescueSentaiGoGoFive Go Blue]]) is the obvious qualifier. If that\\\'s not obvious, I think of them as the one who uses their speed or other defensive tricks to outwit foes. After all, part of TheSmartGuy description does say some smart guys \\\"will rely on stealth, guile, and cunning plans to trip up [their] enemies.\\\" They\\\'re not [[TheBigGuy the strongest, or a physical combat expert]], so they have to compensate somehow.
I guess the back-flipping part just comes with showing off their quickness. I wasn\\\'t thinking of back flips when I put down the FiveManBand positions.
I guess the back-flipping part just comes with showing off their quickness. I wasn\\\'t thinking of back flips when I put down the FiveManBand positions.
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TheSmartGuy: The one involved in intellectual pursuits (I/E [[DaiSentaiGoggleFive Goggle Blue]], [[RescueSentaiGoGoFive Go Blue]]) is the obvious qualifier. When that\'s not obvious, I tend to think of TheSmartGuy (or girl) as the one who uses their speed or other defensive tricks to outwit foes. After all, part of TheSmartGuy description does say some smart guys \
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TheSmartGuy: The one involved in intellectual pursuits (I/E [[DaiSentaiGoggleFive Goggle Blue]], [[RescueSentaiGoGoFive Go Blue]]) is the obvious qualifier. When that\\\'s not obvious, I tend to think of TheSmartGuy (or girl) as the one who uses their speed or other defensive tricks to outwit foes. After all, part of TheSmartGuy description does say some smart guys \\\"will rely on stealth, guile, and cunning plans to trip up [their] enemies.\\\" They\\\'re not [[TheBigGuy the strongest, or a physical combat expert]], so they have to compensate somehow.
[[ScienceNinjaGatchaman I guess it has to do with good ol\\\' Jinpei the Swallow]].
I guess the back-flipping part just comes with showing off their quickness. I wasn\\\'t thinking of back flips when I put down the FiveManBand positions.
[[ScienceNinjaGatchaman I guess it has to do with good ol\\\' Jinpei the Swallow]].
I guess the back-flipping part just comes with showing off their quickness. I wasn\\\'t thinking of back flips when I put down the FiveManBand positions.
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**** Actually, that was a mistranslation. In the retranslated DS version, Mother Brain says that the planet will eventually heal, and when it does they can make a... how should I say this... [[IncrediblyLamePun \
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**** Actually, that was a mistranslation. In the retranslated DS version, Mother Brain says that the planet will eventually heal, and when it does they can make a... how should I say this... [[IncrediblyLamePun \\\"Robotopia\\\"]]. Plus, the humans would just take up space and get in the way.
As someone who grew up with the SNES, it always bugs me when people make false accusations about the original game just to pimp the rerelease. That was not a mistranslation that the DS version fixed. The Robotopia thing is EXACTLY what Mother Brain said in the original release. The person who said she was trying to stop Lavos was just plain wrong (or at the very least, bizarrely focusing on one line about \\\"the spawn won\\\'t have to leave\\\" to the exclusion of the rest of her whole speech about forming a machine empire that will envelop the world - it\\\'s pretty clear in the original translation that, at most, she only wanted the spawn around to keep organic life from posing a threat). Since there\\\'s no way to fix it without rendering that bit of ConversationInTheMainPage nonsensical, I\\\'m just removing it, especially since ConversationInTheMainPage is bad anyway.
As another example of this sort of thing (and Square-Enix rereleases seem to be huge magnets for it), another page once said that Ultros\\\'s lecherous dialogue was hopelessly bowlderized in the U.S. \\\'\\\'Final Fantasy III\\\'\\\' release, and only fixed in the DS \\\'\\\'[=FF6=]\\\'\\\' rerelease... and then, as an example of the newly restored dialogue in the DS version, quoted a line that was \\\'\\\'exactly the same\\\'\\\' in the original American release. *sigh*
As someone who grew up with the SNES, it always bugs me when people make false accusations about the original game just to pimp the rerelease. That was not a mistranslation that the DS version fixed. The Robotopia thing is EXACTLY what Mother Brain said in the original release. The person who said she was trying to stop Lavos was just plain wrong (or at the very least, bizarrely focusing on one line about \\\"the spawn won\\\'t have to leave\\\" to the exclusion of the rest of her whole speech about forming a machine empire that will envelop the world - it\\\'s pretty clear in the original translation that, at most, she only wanted the spawn around to keep organic life from posing a threat). Since there\\\'s no way to fix it without rendering that bit of ConversationInTheMainPage nonsensical, I\\\'m just removing it, especially since ConversationInTheMainPage is bad anyway.
As another example of this sort of thing (and Square-Enix rereleases seem to be huge magnets for it), another page once said that Ultros\\\'s lecherous dialogue was hopelessly bowlderized in the U.S. \\\'\\\'Final Fantasy III\\\'\\\' release, and only fixed in the DS \\\'\\\'[=FF6=]\\\'\\\' rerelease... and then, as an example of the newly restored dialogue in the DS version, quoted a line that was \\\'\\\'exactly the same\\\'\\\' in the original American release. *sigh*
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**** Actually, that was a mistranslation. In the retranslated DS version, Mother Brain says that the planet will eventually heal, and when it does they can make a... how should I say this... [[IncrediblyLamePun \
to:
**** Actually, that was a mistranslation. In the retranslated DS version, Mother Brain says that the planet will eventually heal, and when it does they can make a... how should I say this... [[IncrediblyLamePun \\\"Robotopia\\\"]]. Plus, the humans would just take up space and get in the way.
As someone who grew up with the SNES, it always bugs me when people make false accusations about the original game just to pimp the rerelease. That was not a mistranslation that the DS version fixed. The Robotopia thing is EXACTLY what Mother Brain said in the original release. The person who said she was trying to stop Lavos was just plain wrong (or at the very least, bizarrely focusing on one line about \\\"the spawn won\\\'t have to leave\\\" to the exclusion of the rest of her whole speech about forming a machine empire that will envelop the world - it\\\'s pretty clear in the original translation that, at most, she only wanted the spawn around to keep organic life from posing a threat). Since there\\\'s no way to fix it without rendering that bit of ConversationInTheMainPage nonsensical, I\\\'m just removing it, especially since ConversationInTheMainPage is bad anyway.
As another example of this sort of thing (and Square-Enix rereleases seem to be huge magnets for it), another page once said that Ultros\\\'s lecherous dialogue was hopelessly bowlderized in \\\'\\\'Final Fantasy III\\\'\\\' and only fixed in the DS \\\'\\\'[=FF6=]\\\'\\\' rerelease... and then, as an example of the newly restored dialogue in the DS version, quoted a line that was \\\'\\\'exactly the same\\\'\\\' in the original American release. *sigh*
As someone who grew up with the SNES, it always bugs me when people make false accusations about the original game just to pimp the rerelease. That was not a mistranslation that the DS version fixed. The Robotopia thing is EXACTLY what Mother Brain said in the original release. The person who said she was trying to stop Lavos was just plain wrong (or at the very least, bizarrely focusing on one line about \\\"the spawn won\\\'t have to leave\\\" to the exclusion of the rest of her whole speech about forming a machine empire that will envelop the world - it\\\'s pretty clear in the original translation that, at most, she only wanted the spawn around to keep organic life from posing a threat). Since there\\\'s no way to fix it without rendering that bit of ConversationInTheMainPage nonsensical, I\\\'m just removing it, especially since ConversationInTheMainPage is bad anyway.
As another example of this sort of thing (and Square-Enix rereleases seem to be huge magnets for it), another page once said that Ultros\\\'s lecherous dialogue was hopelessly bowlderized in \\\'\\\'Final Fantasy III\\\'\\\' and only fixed in the DS \\\'\\\'[=FF6=]\\\'\\\' rerelease... and then, as an example of the newly restored dialogue in the DS version, quoted a line that was \\\'\\\'exactly the same\\\'\\\' in the original American release. *sigh*
Changed line(s) 5 from:
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**** Actually, that was a mistranslation. In the retranslated DS version, Mother Brain says that the planet will eventually heal, and when it does they can make a... how should I say this... [[IncrediblyLamePun \
to:
**** Actually, that was a mistranslation. In the retranslated DS version, Mother Brain says that the planet will eventually heal, and when it does they can make a... how should I say this... [[IncrediblyLamePun \\\"Robotopia\\\"]]. Plus, the humans would just take up space and get in the way.
As someone who grew up with the SNES, it always bugs me when people make false accusations about the original game just to pimp the rerelease. That was not a mistranslation that the DS version fixed. The Robotopia thing is EXACTLY what Mother Brain said in the original release. The person who said she was trying to stop Lavos was just plain wrong (or at the very least, bizarrely focusing on one line about \\\"the spawn won\\\'t have to leave\\\" to the exclusion of the rest of her whole speech about forming a machine empire that will envelop the world - it\\\'s pretty clear in the original translation that, at most, she only wanted the spawn around to keep organic life from posing a threat). Since there\\\'s no way to fix it without rendering that bit of ConversationInTheMainPage nonsensical, I\\\'m just removing it, especially since ConversationInTheMainPage is bad anyway.
As another example of this sort of thing (and Square-Enix rereleases seem to be huge magnets for it), another page once said that Ultros\\\'s lecherous dialogue was bowlderized in \\\'\\\'Final Fantasy III\\\'\\\' and fixed in the DS \\\'\\\'[=FF6=]\\\'\\\' rerelease... and then, as an example of the newly restored dialogue, quoted a line that was \\\'\\\'exactly the same\\\'\\\' in the original American release.
As someone who grew up with the SNES, it always bugs me when people make false accusations about the original game just to pimp the rerelease. That was not a mistranslation that the DS version fixed. The Robotopia thing is EXACTLY what Mother Brain said in the original release. The person who said she was trying to stop Lavos was just plain wrong (or at the very least, bizarrely focusing on one line about \\\"the spawn won\\\'t have to leave\\\" to the exclusion of the rest of her whole speech about forming a machine empire that will envelop the world - it\\\'s pretty clear in the original translation that, at most, she only wanted the spawn around to keep organic life from posing a threat). Since there\\\'s no way to fix it without rendering that bit of ConversationInTheMainPage nonsensical, I\\\'m just removing it, especially since ConversationInTheMainPage is bad anyway.
As another example of this sort of thing (and Square-Enix rereleases seem to be huge magnets for it), another page once said that Ultros\\\'s lecherous dialogue was bowlderized in \\\'\\\'Final Fantasy III\\\'\\\' and fixed in the DS \\\'\\\'[=FF6=]\\\'\\\' rerelease... and then, as an example of the newly restored dialogue, quoted a line that was \\\'\\\'exactly the same\\\'\\\' in the original American release.
Changed line(s) 5 from:
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**** Actually, that was a mistranslation. In the retranslated DS version, Mother Brain says that the planet will eventually heal, and when it does they can make a... how should I say this... [[IncrediblyLamePun \
to:
**** Actually, that was a mistranslation. In the retranslated DS version, Mother Brain says that the planet will eventually heal, and when it does they can make a... how should I say this... [[IncrediblyLamePun \\\"Robotopia\\\"]]. Plus, the humans would just take up space and get in the way.
As someone who grew up with the SNES, it always bugs me when people make false accusations about the original game just to pimp the rerelease. That was not a mistranslation that the DS version fixed. The Robotopia thing is EXACTLY what Mother Brain said in the original release. The person who said she was trying to stop Lavos was just plain wrong (or at the very least, bizarrely focusing on one line about \\\"the spawn won\\\'t have to leave\\\" to the exclusion of the rest of her whole speech about forming a machine empire that will envelop the world - it\\\'s pretty clear in the original translation that, at most, she only wanted the spawn around to keep organic life from posing a threat). Since there\\\'s no way to fix it without rendering that bit of ConversationInTheMainPage nonsensical, I\\\'m just removing it, especially since ConversationInTheMainPage is bad anyway.
As another example of this sort of thing (and Square-Enix rereleased seem to be huge magnets for it), another page once said that Ultros\\\'s lecherous dialogue was bowlderized in the American \\\'\\\'Final Fantasy III\\\'\\\' and fixed in the DS \\\'\\\'Final Fantasy VI\\\'\\\' rerelease... and then, as an example of the newly restored dialogue, quoted a line that was \\\'\\\'exactly the same\\\'\\\' in the original.
As someone who grew up with the SNES, it always bugs me when people make false accusations about the original game just to pimp the rerelease. That was not a mistranslation that the DS version fixed. The Robotopia thing is EXACTLY what Mother Brain said in the original release. The person who said she was trying to stop Lavos was just plain wrong (or at the very least, bizarrely focusing on one line about \\\"the spawn won\\\'t have to leave\\\" to the exclusion of the rest of her whole speech about forming a machine empire that will envelop the world - it\\\'s pretty clear in the original translation that, at most, she only wanted the spawn around to keep organic life from posing a threat). Since there\\\'s no way to fix it without rendering that bit of ConversationInTheMainPage nonsensical, I\\\'m just removing it, especially since ConversationInTheMainPage is bad anyway.
As another example of this sort of thing (and Square-Enix rereleased seem to be huge magnets for it), another page once said that Ultros\\\'s lecherous dialogue was bowlderized in the American \\\'\\\'Final Fantasy III\\\'\\\' and fixed in the DS \\\'\\\'Final Fantasy VI\\\'\\\' rerelease... and then, as an example of the newly restored dialogue, quoted a line that was \\\'\\\'exactly the same\\\'\\\' in the original.
Changed line(s) 5 from:
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**** Actually, that was a mistranslation. In the retranslated DS version, Mother Brain says that the planet will eventually heal, and when it does they can make a... how should I say this... [[IncrediblyLamePun \
to:
**** Actually, that was a mistranslation. In the retranslated DS version, Mother Brain says that the planet will eventually heal, and when it does they can make a... how should I say this... [[IncrediblyLamePun \\\"Robotopia\\\"]]. Plus, the humans would just take up space and get in the way.
As someone who grew up with the SNES, it always bugs me when people make false accusations about the original game just to pimp the rerelease. That was not a mistranslation that the DS version fixed. The Robotopia thing is EXACTLY what Mother Brain said in the original release. The person who said she was trying to stop Lavos was just plain wrong (or at the very least, bizarrely focusing on one line about \\\"the spawn won\\\'t have to leave\\\" to the exclusion of the rest of her whole speech about forming a machine empire that will envelop the world - it\\\'s pretty clear in the original translation that, at most, she only wanted the spawn around to keep organic life from posing a threat). Since there\\\'s no way to fix it without rendering that bit of ConversationInTheMainPage nonsensical, I\\\'m just removing it, especially since ConversationInTheMainPage is bad anyway.
As another example of this sort of thing (and Square-Enix rereleased seem to be huge magnets for it), another page once said that Ultros\\\'s lecherous dialogue was bowlderized in the American \\\'\\\'Final Fantasy III\\\'\\\' and fixed in the DS FF6 release... and then, as an example of the newly restored dialogue, quoted a line that was \\\'\\\'exactly the same\\\'\\\' as it was in the original.
As someone who grew up with the SNES, it always bugs me when people make false accusations about the original game just to pimp the rerelease. That was not a mistranslation that the DS version fixed. The Robotopia thing is EXACTLY what Mother Brain said in the original release. The person who said she was trying to stop Lavos was just plain wrong (or at the very least, bizarrely focusing on one line about \\\"the spawn won\\\'t have to leave\\\" to the exclusion of the rest of her whole speech about forming a machine empire that will envelop the world - it\\\'s pretty clear in the original translation that, at most, she only wanted the spawn around to keep organic life from posing a threat). Since there\\\'s no way to fix it without rendering that bit of ConversationInTheMainPage nonsensical, I\\\'m just removing it, especially since ConversationInTheMainPage is bad anyway.
As another example of this sort of thing (and Square-Enix rereleased seem to be huge magnets for it), another page once said that Ultros\\\'s lecherous dialogue was bowlderized in the American \\\'\\\'Final Fantasy III\\\'\\\' and fixed in the DS FF6 release... and then, as an example of the newly restored dialogue, quoted a line that was \\\'\\\'exactly the same\\\'\\\' as it was in the original.
Changed line(s) 5 from:
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**** Actually, that was a mistranslation. In the retranslated DS version, Mother Brain says that the planet will eventually heal, and when it does they can make a... how should I say this... [[IncrediblyLamePun \
to:
**** Actually, that was a mistranslation. In the retranslated DS version, Mother Brain says that the planet will eventually heal, and when it does they can make a... how should I say this... [[IncrediblyLamePun \\\"Robotopia\\\"]]. Plus, the humans would just take up space and get in the way.
As someone who grew up with the SNES, it always bugs me when people make false accusations about the original game just to pimp the rerelease. That was not a mistranslation that the DS version fixed. The Robotopia thing is EXACTLY what Mother Brain said in the original release. The person who said she was trying to stop Lavos was just plain wrong (or at the very least, bizarrely focusing on one line about \\\"the spawn won\\\'t have to leave\\\" to the exclusion of the rest of her whole speech about forming a machine empire that will envelop the world - it\\\'s pretty clear in the original translation that, at most, she only wanted the spawn around to keep organic life from coming back). Since there\\\'s no way to fix it without rendering that bit of ConversationInTheMainPage nonsensical, I\\\'m just removing it, especially since ConversationInTheMainPage is bad anyway.
As someone who grew up with the SNES, it always bugs me when people make false accusations about the original game just to pimp the rerelease. That was not a mistranslation that the DS version fixed. The Robotopia thing is EXACTLY what Mother Brain said in the original release. The person who said she was trying to stop Lavos was just plain wrong (or at the very least, bizarrely focusing on one line about \\\"the spawn won\\\'t have to leave\\\" to the exclusion of the rest of her whole speech about forming a machine empire that will envelop the world - it\\\'s pretty clear in the original translation that, at most, she only wanted the spawn around to keep organic life from coming back). Since there\\\'s no way to fix it without rendering that bit of ConversationInTheMainPage nonsensical, I\\\'m just removing it, especially since ConversationInTheMainPage is bad anyway.
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**** Actually, that was a mistranslation. In the retranslated DS version, Mother Brain says that the planet will eventually heal, and when it does they can make a... how should I say this... [[IncrediblyLamePun \
to:
**** Actually, that was a mistranslation. In the retranslated DS version, Mother Brain says that the planet will eventually heal, and when it does they can make a... how should I say this... [[IncrediblyLamePun \\\"Robotopia\\\"]]. Plus, the humans would just take up space and get in the way.
As someone who grew up with the SNES, it always bugs me when people make false accusations about the original game just to pimp the rerelease. That was not a mistranslation that the DS version fixed. The Robotopia thing is EXACTLY what Mother Brain said in the original release. The person who said she was trying to stop Lavos was just plain wrong. Since there\\\'s no way to fix it without rendering that bit of ConversationInTheMainPage nonsensical, I\\\'m just removing it, especially since ConversationInTheMainPage is bad anyway.
As someone who grew up with the SNES, it always bugs me when people make false accusations about the original game just to pimp the rerelease. That was not a mistranslation that the DS version fixed. The Robotopia thing is EXACTLY what Mother Brain said in the original release. The person who said she was trying to stop Lavos was just plain wrong. Since there\\\'s no way to fix it without rendering that bit of ConversationInTheMainPage nonsensical, I\\\'m just removing it, especially since ConversationInTheMainPage is bad anyway.
Changed line(s) 5 from:
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**** Actually, that was a mistranslation. In the retranslated DS version, Mother Brain says that the planet will eventually heal, and when it does they can make a... how should I say this... [[IncrediblyLamePun \
to:
**** Actually, that was a mistranslation. In the retranslated DS version, Mother Brain says that the planet will eventually heal, and when it does they can make a... how should I say this... [[IncrediblyLamePun \\\"Robotopia\\\"]]. Plus, the humans would just take up space and get in the way.
As someone who grew up with the SNES, it always bugs me when people make false accusations about the original game just to pimp the rerelease. That was not a mistranslation that the DS version fixed. The Robotopia thing is EXACTLY what Mother Brain said in the original release. The person who said she was trying to stop Lavos was just plain wrong. Since there\\\'s no way to adjust that without rendering that bit of ConversationInTheMainPage nonsensical, I\\\'m just removing it, especially since ConversationInTheMainPage is bad anyway.
As someone who grew up with the SNES, it always bugs me when people make false accusations about the original game just to pimp the rerelease. That was not a mistranslation that the DS version fixed. The Robotopia thing is EXACTLY what Mother Brain said in the original release. The person who said she was trying to stop Lavos was just plain wrong. Since there\\\'s no way to adjust that without rendering that bit of ConversationInTheMainPage nonsensical, I\\\'m just removing it, especially since ConversationInTheMainPage is bad anyway.
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**** Actually, that was a mistranslation. In the retranslated DS version, Mother Brain says that the planet will eventually heal, and when it does they can make a... how should I say this... [[IncrediblyLamePun \
to:
**** Actually, that was a mistranslation. In the retranslated DS version, Mother Brain says that the planet will eventually heal, and when it does they can make a... how should I say this... [[IncrediblyLamePun \\\"Robotopia\\\"]]. Plus, the humans would just take up space and get in the way.
As someone who grew up with the SNES, it always bugs me when people make false accusations about the original game just to pimp the rerelease. That was not a mistranslation that the DS version fixed. The Robotopia thing is EXACTLY what Mother Brain said in the original release. The person who said she was trying to stop Lavos was wrong, plain and simple. Since there\\\'s no way to adjust that without rendering the ConversationInTheMainPage nonsensical, I\\\'m just removing it all, especially since ConversationInTheMainPage is bad anyway.
As someone who grew up with the SNES, it always bugs me when people make false accusations about the original game just to pimp the rerelease. That was not a mistranslation that the DS version fixed. The Robotopia thing is EXACTLY what Mother Brain said in the original release. The person who said she was trying to stop Lavos was wrong, plain and simple. Since there\\\'s no way to adjust that without rendering the ConversationInTheMainPage nonsensical, I\\\'m just removing it all, especially since ConversationInTheMainPage is bad anyway.
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**** Actually, that was a mistranslation. In the retranslated DS version, Mother Brain says that the planet will eventually heal, and when it does they can make a... how should I say this... [[IncrediblyLamePun \
to:
**** Actually, that was a mistranslation. In the retranslated DS version, Mother Brain says that the planet will eventually heal, and when it does they can make a... how should I say this... [[IncrediblyLamePun \\\"Robotopia\\\"]]. Plus, the humans would just take up space and get in the way.
As someone who grew up with the SNES, it always bugs me when people make false accusations about the original game just to pimp the rerelease. That was not a mistranslation that the DS version fixed. The Robotopia thing is EXACTLY what Mother Brain said in the original release. The person who said she was trying to stop Lavos was wrong, plain and simple. Since there\\\'s no way to adjust that without rendering that bit of ConversationInTheMainPage nonsensical, I\\\'m just removing it all, especially since ConversationInTheMainPage is bad anyway.
As someone who grew up with the SNES, it always bugs me when people make false accusations about the original game just to pimp the rerelease. That was not a mistranslation that the DS version fixed. The Robotopia thing is EXACTLY what Mother Brain said in the original release. The person who said she was trying to stop Lavos was wrong, plain and simple. Since there\\\'s no way to adjust that without rendering that bit of ConversationInTheMainPage nonsensical, I\\\'m just removing it all, especially since ConversationInTheMainPage is bad anyway.
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**** Actually, that was a mistranslation. In the retranslated DS version, Mother Brain says that the planet will eventually heal, and when it does they can make a... how should I say this... [[IncrediblyLamePun \
to:
**** Actually, that was a mistranslation. In the retranslated DS version, Mother Brain says that the planet will eventually heal, and when it does they can make a... how should I say this... [[IncrediblyLamePun \\\"Robotopia\\\"]]. Plus, the humans would just take up space and get in the way.
As someone who grew up with the SNES, it always bugs me when people make false accusations about the original game just to pimp the rerelease. That was not a mistranslation that the DS version fixed. The Robotopia thing is EXACTLY what Mother Brain said in the original release. The person who said that she was trying to stop Lavos was wrong, plain and simple. Since there\\\'s no way to adjust that without rendering that bit of ConversationInTheMainPage nonsensical, I\\\'m just removing it all, especially since ConversationInTheMainPage is bad anyway.
As someone who grew up with the SNES, it always bugs me when people make false accusations about the original game just to pimp the rerelease. That was not a mistranslation that the DS version fixed. The Robotopia thing is EXACTLY what Mother Brain said in the original release. The person who said that she was trying to stop Lavos was wrong, plain and simple. Since there\\\'s no way to adjust that without rendering that bit of ConversationInTheMainPage nonsensical, I\\\'m just removing it all, especially since ConversationInTheMainPage is bad anyway.
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**** Actually, that was a mistranslation. In the retranslated DS version, Mother Brain says that the planet will eventually heal, and when it does they can make a... how should I say this... [[IncrediblyLamePun \
to:
**** Actually, that was a mistranslation. In the retranslated DS version, Mother Brain says that the planet will eventually heal, and when it does they can make a... how should I say this... [[IncrediblyLamePun \\\"Robotopia\\\"]]. Plus, the humans would just take up space and get in the way.
As someone who grew up with the SNES, it always bugs me when people make false accusations about the original game just to pimp the rerelease. That was not a mistranslation that the DS version fixed. The Robotopia thing is EXACTLY what Mother Brain said in the original release too. The person above who said that she was trying to stop Lavos was wrong, plain and simple. Since there\\\'s no way to adjust that without rendering that bit of ConversationInTheMainPage nonsensical, I\\\'m just removing it all, especially since ConversationInTheMainPage is bad anyway.
As someone who grew up with the SNES, it always bugs me when people make false accusations about the original game just to pimp the rerelease. That was not a mistranslation that the DS version fixed. The Robotopia thing is EXACTLY what Mother Brain said in the original release too. The person above who said that she was trying to stop Lavos was wrong, plain and simple. Since there\\\'s no way to adjust that without rendering that bit of ConversationInTheMainPage nonsensical, I\\\'m just removing it all, especially since ConversationInTheMainPage is bad anyway.
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**** Actually, that was a mistranslation. In the retranslated DS version, Mother Brain says that the planet will eventually heal, and when it does they can make a... how should I say this... [[IncrediblyLamePun \
to:
**** Actually, that was a mistranslation. In the retranslated DS version, Mother Brain says that the planet will eventually heal, and when it does they can make a... how should I say this... [[IncrediblyLamePun \\\"Robotopia\\\"]]. Plus, the humans would just take up space and get in the way.
As someone who grew up with the SNES, it always bugs me when people get their facts wrong about the original game and make false accusations about it just pimp the rerelease. That was not a mistranslation that the DS version fixed. The Robotopia thing is EXACTLY what Mother Brain said in the original release too. The person above who said that she was trying to stop Lavos was wrong, plain and simple. Since there\\\'s no way to adjust that without rendering that bit of ConversationInTheMainPage nonsensical, I\\\'m just removing it all, especially since ConversationInTheMainPage is bad anyway.
As someone who grew up with the SNES, it always bugs me when people get their facts wrong about the original game and make false accusations about it just pimp the rerelease. That was not a mistranslation that the DS version fixed. The Robotopia thing is EXACTLY what Mother Brain said in the original release too. The person above who said that she was trying to stop Lavos was wrong, plain and simple. Since there\\\'s no way to adjust that without rendering that bit of ConversationInTheMainPage nonsensical, I\\\'m just removing it all, especially since ConversationInTheMainPage is bad anyway.
