GinnyLyn

Tee hee. I actually like the bigger version better. :bluesweat Awww, lookit da little Saria. Anyways, cuteness never goes away. Someone will always like it (no matter how hard some of us don't want to draw like that *eyes herself*). Again, tee hee. *steals Kwi from D*Star*

Heh, like I said in your other thread, lined paper is the tool of the devil as far as artists are concerned. I strongly encourage you to find blank sheets. =)

Whoa hoa....go Sar! (Oooh, I think we just stumbled onto another art secret with this thread. *takes quick notes*) Yay, anime_gurl. I like this. My only suggestion is to stay away from lined paper--it's the tool of the devil. :devil:

*is in awe* How are you people getting that banner edge like that? I've seen several of you do it but... OK, if you don't want to broadcast your secret, please pm me about it at least! *is still in awe*

I actually like the color itself. Deku Link looks like he's in bright sunlight. Add a bright, sunlit background and it's all good. Just watch those pencil edges. They kinda take away from the picture itself.

*claps* Excellent. Go for it.

If we are going by growth spurts alone, then I was early. 5'6" in 6th grade, and grew another half inch over the next few years. Taller than most everyone in my family, until my brother hit 5'8" a few weeks ago.

Mmpppfff....[spoiler]*remembers what one of the final battles is*[/spoiler] I am VERY glad they left the random battle part off. It's more realistic that way, too--fiends cannot get into holy places. *now has Cloister background music stuck in her head* [i]Dang it![/i]

Yeah, once you go [i]into[/i] Sin and start your final battles, you can't get out again. Hope you did everything you wanted to. You know, I had the exact same questions about Blitzball, Tasis. That amused me to no end about the opposite side passing! Any recommendations about good players to hire? (My guide says most Al Bheds are the best, especially [spoiler]Brother[/spoiler].) Ah well, the good thing about taking the extra time to get the secret stuff is that I get involved in a bunch of battles. The problem is, it's still pretty early in the game, and Auron's about to reach the end of his Sphere Grid area. I need to get some Lv2 spheres! (Or Transport spheres. Oy.)

Finally, one I can answer again! :bluesweat Y is O. [b]Question[/b]: in FF7, Odin has two attacks. What are they (or describe them), and in what circumstance will he use one as opposed to the other?

Mmmmfff. Late Bloomer. That's my new nickname, I swear it is. People still think I look only 17 or 18. Fer crying out loud, I'm 22! :D But socially, emotionally, I feel like I'm still in my early teens. Underdeveloped, compared to most people I know. Beh, I'm just different. ^-^ It's the life of a crazed artist.

OK, I dodged all the flipping red butterflies--never touched any of them--and I didn't get anything but those two treasure chests. I was supposed to get a Crest or Sigil for my hard work! *grumbles* Oh [i]dang[/i]. I just found a site that is much thorougher than all those cut and paste websites. According to it: [spoiler][i]"Saturn Sigil" Acquire all blue butterflies from the Macalania Forest butterfly catching game. You must have the airship to win as a prize."[/i][/spoiler] [i]Now[/i] they tell me. >_

Every guide I come across will say the same thing about Auron's or Tidus' or Yuna's or whoever, but no one says anything about whether it is needed for Kimahri's! Bleh, that bugs me. Not to mention I have yet to break 82 dodges. *growls* It'll happen soon, just not today. *blows all the red butterflies up*

Eh, right now I'm on my way to meet Seymour at Macalania. So it's still pretty early in the game. Which brings me to my next question--do you need to have the [spoiler]Cloudy/Celestial Mirror[/spoiler] in order to [i]find[/i] the Legendary Weapons? I [spoiler]activated all the Cactuar Stones[/spoiler] on the Thunder Plains, the little Cactuar ghost is going ballistic at the tower where [spoiler]Kimahri's Spear is supposed to be...[/spoiler], and yet nothing's happening. I'm trying to "activate" the tower with the [] button, but nothing's happening. Whew, my current bolt dodge record is at 82. Taking a break every 50 shots. Very high strung, I am. :bluesweat

*reads her post a few times* Hmmm, need a little clarification. You mean the column in the room full of holes, yes? A map would help...and I don't have one. But what you need to do is cut the red tentacle off in another room. Have you come across the large rooms where the tentacles swing at you? There's a seperate one for the red, one for the blue, and one for the green. Z-Targetting the Tentacles will help you to find its narrow point; that's when you hurl the Boomerang at it until it falls apart. If memory serves, you can find these rooms at the part of the map where one hallway splits into three. And make sure you keep Ruto with you!

Is that the linkable one, where you can play either as the Girl or the Boy? In that case, yes, I have that game. Or did. (Ever since we moved, things kept disappearing.) I recall getting to the second or third level. Prolly the only thing that bugged me was not being able to see [i]my[/i] characters during a battle. It was pretty ok for the short time I had it. :)

;_; I just know that's gonna happen to me. With my luck, I'll be right at 199, prolly. As far as lightning dodging, is it ok to pause or to go to between the North and South part of the Thunder Plains?

Missing one. There's four seeds.

Question!!! On the lightning bolt dodging bit, does it say anywhere that Tidus actually has to run around on the Thunder Plains? Or can he be standing still while dodging? I find it a lot easier to stand still and dodge, but I dunno if that counts as consecutive dodges. Anyone know?

His Overdrive requiem actually resembles Anima's Overdrive. 2 out of 3 ain't bad, so for it!

It resembles an overly bright image of grass than it does snow, yes. Ooooo....overly briiiiiight. *thwack* OW! Hey, nothing wrong with overly bright!

I'm pretty sure Devidramon is. In fact, I know he is. And there was an old member on here, got banned, but for those of you who remember kuja, he's from Texas. Bwee! :babble:

The term Desbresko is looking for is "Clutch". Incidentally, I've always called the Wallmaster that, but my version had a few expletives before it. :bluesweat (Another fun name was "Thing".) [b]Question[/b]: List the colors of the bean pods in Magic Beans, starting from the left.

AH! I think you mean Typhoon/Typhon, that weird two headed summon monster. If I am correct, then: What is Maester Seymour's Overdrive called and what Aeon move/attack/magic/whatever does it resemble? (BONUS: Where is the only place you, as a player, can use this Overdrive?)

[color=royal blue]The Full Moon Nigh--it hadn't worked! Demona screamed her banshee cry as she gained altitude, then tigress roared at the full moon. It didn't work because she had cast the incantation on a full moon! Who knows what that would do to the magic? "But then," Demona mused, "even if it doesn't work exactly as I had planned, it should give Puck and Xanatos enough grief to stay out of my way here. With any kind of luck, it will give them enough to leave me alone permanently. But for now, I shall take what I can get." Demona melded easily into the battle. Gargoyles filled the air, and most were too caught up in the battle to scrutinize her. If they had, they would have passed her off as her younger self anyway. As long as the two weren't caught together, all would be well. "Demon scum!" a fur-adorned Viking roared as he swung a mace at her. Demona caught the handle just below the spiked ball, and growled at the Viking, her eyes glowing blood red. The Viking paled visibly and screamed in horror as she lifted him easily with one hand and tossed him back among the spear weilders of the group. They also reacted in horror. Demona was going to love it here. So many humans to mutilate, so little time. [size=1]Goliath wouldn't like it.[/size] Demona shook the thought from her fiery head. What had brought that on? Goliath was no longer a part of her, so she could do as she pleased. She turned around to bring her newly acquired mace on the head of a Wyvern knight, and stopped as he crumpled into a useless heap at her feet. Did she just take out one of her side? Ah, not that it mattered; the humans were going to betray her clan in less than 24 hours anyway, so best to get her vengance now, before the Vikings made off with them. "What are you doing?" she heard a voice, a gargoyle voice, call over the screams of battle. Looking up, Demona saw a sickly yellow gargoyle glide past the soldiers, to land next to her. Demona remembered this one. Webbed wings like Lexington, with hand talons at the end of the bone part; a forked tail; the hornridge on the left side of his face swept up in a soldier's form, the right crumpled downward as if someone had shattered it at a young age. Short white hair trailed listlessly down his back. He was no older than most of her generation, but seemed bent with age and knowledge beyond her comprehsion. As such, he sometimes prattled on in what others considered an insane manner, and they were always worried about his health. Seeing him in the midst of battle scared Demona badly. "What are you doing?!" she yelped. "I asked you first, Firewater," he smirked back. Firewater was his nickname for her. She had hated it, and it only chafed her achingly now. How she had missed him teasing her while she flirted with Goliath all those years back. The peaceful years, before the Wyvern massacre... "Go back to the castle where you will be safe. You'll be slaughtered here!" Demona leapt at a Viking just behind him and tore at the soldier with her talons. While the man reeled back, Demona picked the yellow gargoyle up and glided to the castle, avoided spears and arrows that threatened to rip holes in her delicate wings. Demona found a shadowy spot near the castle where even the yellow gargoyle could climb the walls. "I want you to go back inside, now!" Demona yelled, almost desperately. The other regarded her calmly. "You are Firewater. But you are not our Firewater." He indicated the castle. "You must come from a world not our own." A startled Demona gasped, then stared at him and sighed. "You...how did you know?" "Now I know for sure!" the gargoyle cackled gleefully. "Our Firewater would not slay our humans, for fear of Goliath's upset. But you, you must know what ours does not." "Stop it!" Demona cried out, grabbing his weak arms. "You must listen to me! Tell our clan to be ready to flee the castle after the battle is over. Promise me this!" "Not from our world...not from our time. It doesn't fit," the gargoyle mumbled back. "[i]Tell them![/i]" Demona roared in his face. "You do not know what I have seen, what will happen tomorrow. You must tell them!" "To live a life we never had. To get a second chance. To rise from the ashes of memory." The gargoyle placed one hand on the straight side of his brow ridge, then touched the crumpled side with his other hand. Demona nearly raised an arm in anger, but saw the sad look on the gargoyle's face. "Then you will speak to them?" "Would they believe the word of a mind-sick creature?" the gargoyle queried. "You must [i]try![/i]" Demona pleaded. The yellow gargoyled stared at her for a moment, then turned to scale the wall. "You best go before Goliath's Firewater sees you. T'would not be something even I could explain to all." Demona watched his ascent, to make sure he made it, then turned to go back to the battle.[/color]