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This kind of civilian raiding is terrible. What kind of state wants to set its foundations on the countless blood of helpless people? Fight armies, fight people with weapons and the intent to kill. Not people in their poor, stricken homes. These are actual crimes against humanity.

Russia certainly isn't walking on a liberal path, but rather a heavily conservative pro-Orthodox path carved by blood, misinformation, manipulation and corruption.

*quietly hides the feature*

Now it's only a matter of time before we implement the hashtags.

#ModBias

Again though, staff is allowed do things like this.

OS X is superior for typical user work. Linux is truly great when doing something meaningful, and there's no PEBCAK.

There are many mobile devices. Which OS and browser are we talking about?

When I was editing a post on mobile, it would just create a new post and quote me.

It was within spoilers, and dildos have been shown in many pictures on The Flood before. Otherwise, don't state something different as a reason.

Indeed, but posting a NSFW picture is <.<

They're making a mockery of their shitty beliefs because some people said and did some stuff they didn't like.

It can't be more like Bungie.net. It shouldn't be more like Bungie.net in the looks, because we are not Bungie.net. We are Sep7agon. That's the solid difference. Instead of being exactly like Bungie.net looked between certain years, we should only take the important parts of that design, and structure and implement those. This also includes certain features.

If you want to create a script to make Sep7agon look exactly like Bungie.net, I'll even provide support for that on how the structure of the site is, and ensure that future updates that risk breaking the script to be, at least, warned beforehand. However, my work as a designer isn't to copy, but at best to steal.

It sucks.
Needs to be more like Bnet.

chet y u do dis?!

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The gallant prince of Pars is looking concerned at the field of battle filled with a heavy mist as the scene changes to the King’s tent where one the Kingdom’s bravest warriors is demoted of his rank and branded as a coward. Shortly after, two armies clash as and a bloody battle entails.

Based on a Japanese fantasy novel series of the same name, the author Yoshiki Tanaka begun writing the story as early as 1986 that is still ongoing. The story elements are based on Persian history, where many references to names are from the epic of Amir Arsalan.

Different studios lead the different OAVs where Animate Film made the first OAV is also known for Cat Shit, and where the second OAV was headed by the studio Aubec; which is known for Secret Garden: The Animation. Where the studios Animate and J.C. Staff made the following episodes up to the fifth, and final one that at the time was based on the latest novel released.

The story mainly follows the group of Prince Arslan and their exploits during a time of crisis in the kingdom of Pars. Where enemies from all sides attempt to invade, and further intrigue takes place.

The story itself has some mythology of its own and elements of mystery, and despite that each episode is made by different studios it has a certain consistency in the art style which is the average one for the early 90’s fantasy anime, and characters who are quite loyal to the story; the core issue lies, however on the amount of cut parts from the novels.

Fitting everything in something that is supposed to last an hour at best somewhat forces certain things to be cut, and short time skips between the episodes that are not fully explained. Furthering that someone may need to actually read the novel to purely understand the ongoing story and this highly damages the OAV; it doesn’t manage to handle the very story it is tasked with at the fullest extent.

The soundtrack befits the OAVs, and it is dark, mysterious and also gives a support to each film. Where men with swords clash, and intrigues are explained, the music plays at the right time, and in battles it also restraints itself to let the sound of flesh, arrows and metal clash take place. The feeling of certain tracks feels like a far echo to the much later Diablo game soundtracks as they use similar techniques, and rhythms to give a similar feeling on what is shown.

What the viewer leaves with after following the OAV’s is thirst; a thirst that might be quenched in the near future as an anime is on the works. As the story of The Heroic Legend of Arslan is a rich one, and sadly, the OAVs never truly used to the most.

If the name Juuousei or Nana Toshi Monogatari are familiar then you do explore some obscure anime.

Lady... I watched Queen's Blade and got a favourite character out of it.

What gentleman thing?

Ah yes, a proper gentleman indeed. Isara chooses to share a subject so that it can be discussed for the pleasure, and growth of the other man.

A true Gentleman.

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Not that I ever enjoyed the Gentleman thing, but I'm growing tired of it.

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