Except Necrophilia, can't remember that occuring but that's a high bar.
Does Fire Emblem Awakening change this?
Except Necrophilia, can't remember that occuring but that's a high bar.
Does Fire Emblem Awakening change this?
these ideas are getting dumber and dumber
Fund it.
Here is the storyline: A deity named Iwata hears humanity collectively crying out "I'm buying a 3DS for Fire Emblem Awakening and Shin Megami Tensei IV" and decides to bring all the Fire Emblems and the Shin Megami Tenseis together on the Wii U to see if mankind will also buy that.
What will be playing in the opening scene when the narrator is saying this? The FE theme or a Meguro track? Or hell... Meguro's cover of the FE theme???!
Here is the storyline: A deity named Iwata hears humanity collectively crying out "I'm buying a 3DS for Fire Emblem Awakening and Shin Megami Tensei IV" and decides to bring all the Fire Emblems and the Shin Megami Tenseis together on the Wii U to see if mankind will also buy that.
I'm aware the series isn't completely innocent, just not to what extent. The point is the series is becoming less subtle, assuming it's a trend.Still Femmeworth, are you aware of some of the themes in the other games?
I'm aware the series isn't completely innocent, just not to what extent. The point is the series is becoming less subtle, assuming it's a trend.
I don't think Jaffar is much older than Nino. Nino isn't even a loli.It has never been subtle. The first western released Fire Emblem has pedophilia in the form of Jaffar and Nino. Exactly the same extent as this.
I don't think Jaffar is much older than Nino. Nino isn't eve a loli.
She's 14 and he's 18-19 at least.
IIRC, Nino is actually 13 in Japan. NoA changed both hers and Lyn's ages (from 15 to 18 in the later case) in the localization of the title, making them slightly older.
I won't be surprised if they do something about "Nowi" (Nono) too.
The closest I can get is in Sacred Stones (late game spoilers):but one party isn't aware.Eirika x Lyon
Nintendo with another crazy cross over, huh? First Pokemon x Nobunaga, now MegaTen x Fire Emblem.
How aboutin Sacred Stones?Orson and his wife
And I don't know how old Sylvia and Tiltyu are but they are definitely underage
Yeah, but they didn't really care about being underaged or not in the Middle Ages. If a woman was pubescent, she was good to go.
I'm aware the series isn't completely innocent, just not to what extent. The point is the series is becoming less subtle, assuming it's a trend.
A major plot driver. Also genocide and religious mass sacrifice of children. There's also domestic abuse to the point of suicide and rape. This is still just FE4 I'm talking about.
So what you're saying is that the crossover that should have happened is Fire Emblem and Drakengard.
So what you're saying is that the crossover that should have happened is Fire Emblem and Drakengard.
To be fair, the series hasn't been THAT dark in some time. Sure, there's been some heavy concepts, but nothing truly outrageous.
Exactly. I mentioned Medieval. This and a lot of other things were commonplace. Judging this from a 21st century perspective is completely missing the point.
Ah, sorry, I somehow stopped reading after you mentionend how "fucked up" the story is, when I think she clearly isn't fucked up.
I also think it's wrong to say Jaffar was a pedophile, when Nino already hit puberty.
Well, I think it's a lot darker than people realize and if people start with Awakening and then check out some of the other games, especially 4, they might be in for a surprise.
As I said a lot of these morally questionable things aren't far from our Medieval truth and IS has been handling most of this pretty well, I honestly wish more JRPGs had stuff like this. Tales of tends to have racism etc. but not to this extent.
I'm just really perplexed how one could argue Awakening is crossing some sort of line where the series so far hasn't been.
Oh, I completely agree, Awakening is by no means the "first foray" into dark subjects. I think it's pretty common knowledge between FE fans that the older games dealt with all the ridiculous subjects you mentioned earlier. But PoR and RD were relatively tame on the dark subjects, and honestly I haven't heard that Awakening was all that bad.
I think the "dark concepts" SMT fans are talking about are entirely different kinds of "dark", and that's why they think the two tones clash.
Stuff like that.
Wait did they seriously localize Nono as Nowi
I'm more wondering about what they are going to do with her daughter's name, んん, which reads as Nn...
NO WAIWait did they seriously localize Nono as Nowi
I can't help but read the posts on this page as the two camps trying to one-up each other on how dark their series is.
I can't help but read the posts on this page as the two camps trying to one-up each other on how dark their series is.
I'm with Femmeworth. I hate stuff like that. If she's over a 1000 years old, they could at least make her look legal, but it's just a shitty excuse so creeper Otaku's can satisfy their creeper needs, especially when one takes her childish personality into account. And I know it's been present within the series past instalments, but you, as a character, could never blatantly marry what seems to be a child and have a baby with her. Only downfall of the game really... shame it's such a huge one though. Hopefully the localisation will fix it up.
Same here, that shit is embarrassing.
Do they actually acknowledge how fucked up that is? I'm pretty sure that it's supposed to be another form of pandering, although I'd like to be wrong.
With the way Sega of Japan's been treating Shining fans worldwide, we'd be more likely to get Fire Emblem: Total War.Heh, Fire Emblem x Shining Force.
But Sega...
With the way Sega of Japan's been treating Shining fans worldwide, we'd be more likely to get Fire Emblem: Total War.
Matricide, patricide, homicide, genocide, racism, sex and reproduction with people who can turn into tigers and dragons, social darwinism, racially charged slavery...
^these things from the list above all appear in PoR/RD.
Fictional racism hardly seems to get much attention most of the time, and, for the other things, those events are mentioned and often are important, but they aren't directly shown, which helps keeping the game's rating low... We know that Ashnard killed his entire family to take the throne, but we don't actually see him doing that on screen.