Is the mystery umbrella girl one of these cameos? (From Shizune's route) I have a feeling I've seen her before.Aura wrote:There's one other CG than the classroom one where you can find some cameos from anime, and one CG where there are a couple inside joke cameos.
I'm actually wondering now, why was Lelouch removed from the full VN, but not the other obvious references (Haruhiko Suzumiya and Ritsu Tainaka)?Aura wrote:There's one other CG than the classroom one where you can find some cameos from anime, and one CG where there are a couple inside joke cameos.
KeiichiO wrote:You shall now, and forever be known as, "Steinherz, The Great".
Oddball wrote:It's an obvious mistake. Both are disfigured orphans that read alot and both wear green skirts.
Copyright maybe? Haruhiko is just a name reference where as for Lelouch they pretty much used the same character design. Also probably because it would just look weird to have Lelouch staring at you in that CG....Steinherz wrote:I'm actually wondering now, why was Lelouch removed from the full VN, but not the other obvious references (Haruhiko Suzumiya and Ritsu Tainaka)?Aura wrote:There's one other CG than the classroom one where you can find some cameos from anime, and one CG where there are a couple inside joke cameos.
I suppose so, then again The Genderbending of Haruhi Suzumiya is a fan work.Jobriq wrote:Copyright maybe? Haruhiko is just a name reference where as for Lelouch they pretty much used the same character design. Also probably because it would just look weird to have Lelouch staring at you in that CG....Steinherz wrote:I'm actually wondering now, why was Lelouch removed from the full VN, but not the other obvious references (Haruhiko Suzumiya and Ritsu Tainaka)?Aura wrote:There's one other CG than the classroom one where you can find some cameos from anime, and one CG where there are a couple inside joke cameos.
KeiichiO wrote:You shall now, and forever be known as, "Steinherz, The Great".
Oddball wrote:It's an obvious mistake. Both are disfigured orphans that read alot and both wear green skirts.
I'm pretty sure the girl with a parasol is a cameo, but not 100%. I didn't even remember what you were talking about, had to look up the actual CG.OtakuNinja wrote:Is the mystery umbrella girl one of these cameos? (From Shizune's route) I have a feeling I've seen her before.Aura wrote:There's one other CG than the classroom one where you can find some cameos from anime, and one CG where there are a couple inside joke cameos.
And how about the CG showing the art classroom? :o
Too egregious.Steinherz wrote:I'm actually wondering now, why was Lelouch removed from the full VN, but not the other obvious references (Haruhiko Suzumiya and Ritsu Tainaka)?Aura wrote:There's one other CG than the classroom one where you can find some cameos from anime, and one CG where there are a couple inside joke cameos.
The festival CG featuring Shizune and Misha in a kimono had CC from Code Geass in the background. Not sure about the other characters near the middle though.There's one other CG than the classroom one where you can find some cameos from anime, and one CG where there are a couple inside joke cameos.
I had, but then a grue ate me.rterman wrote:Do you have any interest in interactive fiction outside the domain of VNs?
Not really. It's going to happen to some (unknown) extent and there's not much that can be done about it. Here are some solutions:rterman wrote:I see what you did thereAura wrote:I had, but then a grue ate me.rterman wrote:Do you have any interest in interactive fiction outside the domain of VNs?
On a different note - are you at all worried that KS will define you or overshadow your other work?
Yes.AdvancedCryptography wrote:Is the name of The Answer a reference to The Question?
It was (and to some extent, remains) a hobby horse of mine. I even wrote a good section of my Master's dissertation on the subject, which, in case you are curious, turned out to be academic suicide. I also have a lengthy argument about how Homestuckis the internet's natural next step in interactive storytelling evolution which I won't bother going into because I won't be held responsible for another annoying fucking Homestuck fan.rterman wrote:Do you have any interest in interactive fiction outside the domain of VNs?
Would you be comfortable explaining why the topic of interactive fiction was academic suicide?TheHivemind wrote:It was (and to some extent, remains) a hobby horse of mine. I even wrote a good section of my Master's dissertation on the subject, which, in case you are curious, turned out to be academic suicide.rterman wrote:Do you have any interest in interactive fiction outside the domain of VNs?
It is awfully difficult to convince a department full of Shakespeare and Byron Shelly devotees that Zork or Homestuck have real literary merit.OutofBlues wrote:Would you be comfortable explaining why the topic of interactive fiction was academic suicide?TheHivemind wrote:It was (and to some extent, remains) a hobby horse of mine. I even wrote a good section of my Master's dissertation on the subject, which, in case you are curious, turned out to be academic suicide.rterman wrote:Do you have any interest in interactive fiction outside the domain of VNs?
I find myself thinking about this reply very often.Aura wrote:"Almost"? Understatement of the week there. I think being obsessive and "crazy" is just pretty standard for being a fan of something. It's not really an issue for me personally. I mean, sure I occasionally find the fandom weird, and it's occasionally hard to interact with the fans because I don't get the fan mindset, but whatever. That could go for anyone.
Violently sob as you begin to nod at some of the things that Kenji is saying.
