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Kotor

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Well, well, well. Looks like I'm not the only one who's suspicious of Aqua. I got this off of Tv Tropes and to save you all the trouble of going there and looking for the WMG, I'll post it here.

I can't be the only finding this girl suspicious as hell. She's been trapped in Hoshido for years, but unlike Kamui, she obviously remembers her true origins. And yet, instead of facing the same conflicting loyalties as he/she does, the only one she gives a damn about is Kamui, the one person she knows the least. So, if you side with Hoshido, sure, she's game for going back to her abductors. And if you side with Nohr, where she claims to hail from, it's implied her outfit changes, complete with a veil to obscure her face and probably hide her identity.


Even ignoring that bit, there's still the trailer where it appears that Kamui, in dragon form, is trying to strangle her. However, as we catch a close-up of Aqua's pendant in the fall, his/her transformation is shattering, turning Kamui back into a human.


Couple of things Aqua could be up to:


1. She's bitter as hell about her situation and hates both sides, leading to her siding with Kamui in a twisted perception of "Us against the world", where she tries to insist on Kamui striking them all down in vengeance for their messed up lives.


2. Just like Kamui is unique in his/her abilities and was possibly bred for them, she was bred for hers. Only, she was designed to deal with Kamui's dangerous abilites, and she's now carrying out her purpose by sticking as close to him/her as possible and waiting for a moment of weakness to occur.


3. She's not actually who she claims to be. She only claims so to gain access to Hoshido's inner workings through the guise of a "prisoner". When she learns about Kamui, she switches tracks, because what better way to get at the royals than by playing the part of a bargaining chip. When she actually meets Kamui and observes his/her standing with both royal familes, she figures that the best side to be on is the special little child both royal families would do anything for. Whether she's got her own motives or is acting as an agent of Garon is up for debate, though.


Personally, I'm liking the first option best.
 

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Well, well, well. Looks like I'm not the only one who's suspicious of Aqua. I got this off of Tv Tropes and to save you all the trouble of going there and looking for the WMG, I'll post it here.

I can't be the only finding this girl suspicious as hell. She's been trapped in Hoshido for years, but unlike Kamui, she obviously remembers her true origins. And yet, instead of facing the same conflicting loyalties as he/she does, the only one she gives a damn about is Kamui, the one person she knows the least. So, if you side with Hoshido, sure, she's game for going back to her abductors. And if you side with Nohr, where she claims to hail from, it's implied her outfit changes, complete with a veil to obscure her face and probably hide her identity.


Even ignoring that bit, there's still the trailer where it appears that Kamui, in dragon form, is trying to strangle her. However, as we catch a close-up of Aqua's pendant in the fall, his/her transformation is shattering, turning Kamui back into a human.


Couple of things Aqua could be up to:


1. She's bitter as hell about her situation and hates both sides, leading to her siding with Kamui in a twisted perception of "Us against the world", where she tries to insist on Kamui striking them all down in vengeance for their messed up lives.


2. Just like Kamui is unique in his/her abilities and was possibly bred for them, she was bred for hers. Only, she was designed to deal with Kamui's dangerous abilites, and she's now carrying out her purpose by sticking as close to him/her as possible and waiting for a moment of weakness to occur.


3. She's not actually who she claims to be. She only claims so to gain access to Hoshido's inner workings through the guise of a "prisoner". When she learns about Kamui, she switches tracks, because what better way to get at the royals than by playing the part of a bargaining chip. When she actually meets Kamui and observes his/her standing with both royal familes, she figures that the best side to be on is the special little child both royal families would do anything for. Whether she's got her own motives or is acting as an agent of Garon is up for debate, though.


Personally, I'm liking the first option best.
I was about to say kotor should totally read this, and then I read who posted this....Avatar changes can be confusing.
 

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I just want to say welcome to @Nyrélhos and @SkarmNightmare (Brett)! Welcome to the Robin Social Thread! Enjoy your time here! :)


But first you must defend her from bandits that are going to kill her. Are you up to the task?
I sure as hell would.

And if Tiki gets hurt in anyway, my stats are increased by 50 and I get the ability Galeforce plus which means I can attack all enemies in one turn and Lethality plus which always activates.:awesome:
 
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I wouldn't trust this, @The Soulless One. It's too good to be true.

@ Nah Nah is a demon that takes form of your greatest most profound desires and they intend to feed on your life energies.

Jokes on them, though. You don't even have a soul! This demon will go hungry.:107:
 
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Poor @ Nah Nah , I doubt he had any idea what the consequences of his username would be... :rolleyes:
 

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Soulless' adoration for Nah was his only mortal trait worth bringing with him in the path to erasing his soul. :awesome:
 

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@ Nah Nah is a demon that takes form of your greatest most profound desires and they intend to feed on your life energies.
Oh ****, someone's already figured it out

COVER'S BLOWN, ABORT THREAD

Nah, I ain't leaving.
 

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Well, well, well. Looks like I'm not the only one who's suspicious of Aqua. I got this off of Tv Tropes and to save you all the trouble of going there and looking for the WMG, I'll post it here.

I can't be the only finding this girl suspicious as hell. She's been trapped in Hoshido for years, but unlike Kamui, she obviously remembers her true origins. And yet, instead of facing the same conflicting loyalties as he/she does, the only one she gives a damn about is Kamui, the one person she knows the least. So, if you side with Hoshido, sure, she's game for going back to her abductors. And if you side with Nohr, where she claims to hail from, it's implied her outfit changes, complete with a veil to obscure her face and probably hide her identity.


Even ignoring that bit, there's still the trailer where it appears that Kamui, in dragon form, is trying to strangle her. However, as we catch a close-up of Aqua's pendant in the fall, his/her transformation is shattering, turning Kamui back into a human.


Couple of things Aqua could be up to:


1. She's bitter as hell about her situation and hates both sides, leading to her siding with Kamui in a twisted perception of "Us against the world", where she tries to insist on Kamui striking them all down in vengeance for their messed up lives.


2. Just like Kamui is unique in his/her abilities and was possibly bred for them, she was bred for hers. Only, she was designed to deal with Kamui's dangerous abilites, and she's now carrying out her purpose by sticking as close to him/her as possible and waiting for a moment of weakness to occur.


3. She's not actually who she claims to be. She only claims so to gain access to Hoshido's inner workings through the guise of a "prisoner". When she learns about Kamui, she switches tracks, because what better way to get at the royals than by playing the part of a bargaining chip. When she actually meets Kamui and observes his/her standing with both royal familes, she figures that the best side to be on is the special little child both royal families would do anything for. Whether she's got her own motives or is acting as an agent of Garon is up for debate, though.


Personally, I'm liking the first option best.
Not gonna lie Kotor, when I first saw this post on the TVTropes WMG page, I thought it might have been you. :p
 
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I see nothing much has happened around here :p
 

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Every time someone says "Nah", a cute dragon girl dies. Think of the dragon girls:sadeyes:.
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My Shulk amiibo finally came in the mail after months of waiting!

And what's this?!

Ahh....

...aaaahhhh....


Now I'm really feeling it! :4shulk:

Can't wait to try this out after I'm finished with FFVII.
 

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