What does the japanese in those pictures say?
You'll have to ask Red Savant or someone else who actually knows the language. All I can tell is that Vivio calls out "Mama!" in the last panel of the first link. She also (probably) says "Mama Fate" in the second link.
Bit of Fridge Logic:
Magic weapons in Nanoha are ostensibly non-lethal, but don't you think getting blasted through a wall and pelted with shrapnel would smart a little?
Or do magic blasts not have any ostensible mass or...Something?
Because one has to wonder why Quattro didn't get pancaked flat against the Cradle's structure by something powerful enough to punch through ship bulkheads.
-is bored and hence asking this question-
Which raises another question. The first blow Vite gives to her on civil clothes was strong enough to push Nanoha back a little ...even making her to leave footmarks on solid concrete ground ...with her ordinary shoes xD!
Nanoha is surely a pretty strong 9-year old girl xDU.
May 29 2010 - May 29 2012 IT'S HERE! HAPPY 2nd WORFDAY SIGNUM!! Let's party xD!My issue is with the TSAB spaceships. They say that the problem with mass-based weapons is that once they are created anybody can use them, with the implication that magitek powered by the user limits the potential for destruction. But the Arc-en-ciel is most definitely not powered by any individual mage, so it's functionally the same as a mass-based antimatter bomb or nuke or whatever.
You've lost. You're the Bomb Squad after the bomb's gone off. I'm the blast ongoing.From the "Vi Vid Magical Cooking" one-shot in Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha Comic A la Carte anthology released by Comp Ace.
edited 15th Mar '11 7:14:29 AM by Servbot
It's not a Valentine's Day thing, by the way. Just a normal day where Einhart asks Vivio to bake her some cookies.
As an aside, is it just me or is the Nanoha movie that was released last year Harsher in Hindsight now due to having a climax that involved a submerged city, a power plant meltdown, and a massive earthquake? <<;
Someone should draw fan art of Subaru rescuing people from the earthquake/tsunami. Then turn it into a poster for an anime-fan based relief effort.
Fear the Gothilolions! | Anime listAfter months of drama, self-doubt, and other assorted issues, I'm am now cautiously accepting that liking Nanoha isn't fundamentally wrong and horrible. I've avoided reading any mention of it, a chore given how often it pops up on this site, so what exactly is going on with the series? I am vaguely aware that's it's become something like Gundam, you don't see Nanoha or Fate anymore but the setting/premise goes on.
But don't give up hope. Everyone is cured sooner or later. In the end we shall shoot you.The series is continuig on two fronts, in two mangas. Vivid is a more light-hearted fighting shonen story, with a tournament arc and whatnot.
Force, on the other hand, is following the old crew chasing down the newest Quirky Miniboss Squad, as well as a new character who isn't affiliated with the old crew, and is getting progressively grimdarker and more gundam-y as it goes along.
And Fate and Nanoha both feature in both stories, so I don't knowe where you got that last impression.
edited 15th Mar '11 6:58:40 PM by Gaunt88
They feature yes, but they aren't as prominently as before.
also i find the Huckebein more like a bunch of dragons banded togheter rather than a Quirky Mini Boss Squad (they're certainly much more powerfull, dangerous and overall efficient than the usuall examples of the trope, also they're not very "Quirky" to begin with). What's the trope for a group of villains who are actually frightening and dangerous?
May 29 2010 - May 29 2012 IT'S HERE! HAPPY 2nd WORFDAY SIGNUM!! Let's party xD!/me attempts to keep topic from going comatose
Oh, hooray, Lily has her own profile/concept art thingie now.
