[ Oria knows that there are still some parts of the world equivalent to third world countries that can't afford 8MS, so the environments are hazardous to grow up in.
He tries not to think about that. ]
We're pretty lucky in a way, huh. I heard soap operas with a focus on disease is popular too, since factory-borns eliminated a lot of genetic defects with each batch. It's really like what could have been...
Yeah. Our world is more or less fucked without stuff keeping it together, but 8MS is highly regulated across the nations. They even have to share their findings with everyone. If only it could be like that for more things...
[ Stop having Unresolved National Tension, everyone. Please. ]
It makes no sense. Haven't we proven we can get along just fine?
[The One Necklace with the One Power. And then the scene cuts to a quiet village where a villager is busy checking on farm animals...Apparently he's the real hero? Because along comes a magician and the knight from before with a special request]
When Sinclair takes a closer look, the sword is just a regular clean sword. There's nothing weird about it. Oria shakes his head, resting it on his palm with the elbow on the beanbag chair. He takes his glasses off and cleans the lenses. ]
The clothes? I guess that makes sense... I heard silk isn't even real silk anymore either, since all the silkworms went extinct. The clothing industry, in such dire shambles!
[ He even says it with a flurry of dramatic gestures. ]
More like, the gaudy fashion industry in shambles. Clothes shouldn't be so expensive.
[ It might be Oria's thing but only in fiction in this verse. ]
That's true. There's only so much an actor can do when nothing else is up to par. When you film action scenes, the actors have to abandon some correct forms to make it visually appealing. It's so that the audience can follow along and not be like "what happened" in a flash.
[ His grin widens. ]
If anyone tries to fight like that as a Gauntlet Knight though... They're wide open.
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[ Rotten Tomatoes. ]
B3W living without 8MS looks so surreal. I can't imagine not having it now, for anything.
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[And having such clean water...it's so fascinating]
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He tries not to think about that. ]
We're pretty lucky in a way, huh. I heard soap operas with a focus on disease is popular too, since factory-borns eliminated a lot of genetic defects with each batch. It's really like what could have been...
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Mmm...we really are. It seems difficult to live like that when there aren't many resources to begin with.
[imagine the world without spiritium]
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[ Stop having Unresolved National Tension, everyone. Please. ]
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[ And pretending to fight other knights for real is a drain. He doesn't actually want to hurt their friends and yet...
It's fun story of dragons and magicians, fighting for the One Necklace]
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[ Oria looks at the movie... huh. ]
I hope that's some fancy necklace they're going for.
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[The One Necklace with the One Power. And then the scene cuts to a quiet village where a villager is busy checking on farm animals...Apparently he's the real hero? Because along comes a magician and the knight from before with a special request]
Oh, I think their pigs glitched here.
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[ Oria says as if the film director was right there with them to overhear the mistakes in the movie. But he can't hold back his laughter. ]
It's clipping into the wall!
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[ Ohhh nooo pig.
And that
is that a cow or a horse. It looks nothing like the story books]
Shouldn't they have fixed this before release?
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[ Oria is slowly losing it. Why is the movie like this?! But it's so funny that he's having a great time. ]
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[ He keeps getting distracted by the horse. Help]
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[ This is like Uzumaki Episode 1 vs 2 all over again. ]
The knight's sword has some red weird matte shine on it too.
[ To Sinclair, the sword just... looks like a normal shiny sword. There's no red on it. ]
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...? Huh? What are you talking about?
[ Sinclair leans forward
to try and get a better look ]
It looks...normal?
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When Sinclair takes a closer look, the sword is just a regular clean sword. There's nothing weird about it. Oria shakes his head, resting it on his palm with the elbow on the beanbag chair. He takes his glasses off and cleans the lenses. ]
Never mind! I was just seeing things.
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I guess the angle isn't always good.
[ at least the camera man is focusing on the people now...]
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They should fix the lighting... All that budget, and for what?
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The budget is probably on the clothes.
[because it's certainly not on the animals...]
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[ He even says it with a flurry of dramatic gestures. ]
More like, the gaudy fashion industry in shambles. Clothes shouldn't be so expensive.
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[What was original silk like? Hard to tell...]
But you're right. [ Flashy movements and choreography and finally some magic!! ] It really shouldn't cost that much.
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I wonder if this is how adults feel when they watch shows made for kids...
[ He is so rude. ]
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Isn't this rated fifteen and up though?
[ He does not like this romance plot.]
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[ He sees why immediately when some people get into some homoerotic swordplay (delusional), complete with the sword under the chin and all. ]
Damn. The actors really went all out. It almost makes up for the weird CGs.
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[ That's actually...hm. Not his thing personally (why swords when you can halberd) but why are those actors getting so close???]
Maybe they saw the special effects and realised they had to do better?
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That's true. There's only so much an actor can do when nothing else is up to par. When you film action scenes, the actors have to abandon some correct forms to make it visually appealing. It's so that the audience can follow along and not be like "what happened" in a flash.
[ His grin widens. ]
If anyone tries to fight like that as a Gauntlet Knight though... They're wide open.
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