Oh, by the way. This is slightly off-topic, but probably the best place ot ask about on here. I still have some vague plans to one day do a more long-form (video?) essay on (among other things) X, and as a part of that, I thought of a take about that I wanted to see what other people think.
So, you know how for the longest time, people generally considered Cross/the avatar to be the protagonist of X? And how both the general perception and Monolith Soft's stance on the matter has since shifted to Elma? Well, what I've started to feel is like it's probably really moreso Lin who's the main protagonist of the main story missions, at least in the sense that she undergoes the most development there. She narrates the opening (which Shulk and Rex did in their respective games) as well as the ending, we're introduced to her own personal goal - developing the flight module - at the same time as we're introduced to her, and her own growth as a character is repeatedly drawn into focus during cutscenes. Heck, the scene where she
leaps in to prevent Elma from shooting Lao I think pretty neatly mirrors the scene in 1 where
Shulk stops Dunban from killing Mumkhar, even if the results of that differ.
This of course isn't to say that Elma isn't a protagonist, and that we should shift our support over to Lin. It's just that looking back on Elma's writing over the course of the game, she comes across as moreso a catalyst to other character's development, rather than someone who needs to undergo a major growth on their own. You know, like Goku.
So, is that at least a semi-convincing take, or am I just being this "I've connected the dots" - "You haven't connected ****" - "I have connected the dots!" meme right now?
Oh, by the way. You do know that you can still upload screenshots from your Wii U, even without Miiverse? The procedure is a bit convoluted, but it's possible. You just need to open a website that can upload images with the Wii U's web browser while pausing the game, and it should work just fine. Though some websites are a bit wonky with that.
And good luck with Noctilum! You're gonna need it for the segment that requires you to beat Telethia, the Endbringer.
Ehh, about that.
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That spirit event had Min Min on it, and it came out less than half a year after Ultimate.