#1221: "Witnesses to our victory!"

[Marinated-in-Sin]

omg most clever joke of all time!!!!!!SHIFT1

of all time






no but seriously

nice cop out

i guess it saves you the trouble of actually writing something that doesn't suck.

[Ecks]

your thinly veiled criticism is thinly veiled
and not very subtle

[Nuklear Waste]

Originally Posted by Super King

So as far as loose ends are concerned, we have:
Darko and Swordopolis
Other Warriors
Dragoon and Chocobo
Bahamut and the end days
Dark Warriors

Eh...

The patron deities: I think it was implied that the Light Warriors kinda failed their gods' prophecies. Megahedron, Darko, and Swordopolis got all fed up with their guy's stupidity (and 2 of them were shown walking out), and Raven was outconned.

Other Warriors: As much as I like these guys, you can stick a fork in them--they're done (or worse).

Dragoon: Again, I like him, but I don't think it really qualifies as a "loose end".

Bahamut: He was just supposed to usher in the end times, not necessarily participate in them.

[Mirai Gen]

Originally Posted by Marinated-in-Sin

omg most clever joke of all time!!!!!!SHIFT1

of all time






no but seriously

nice cop out

i guess it saves you the trouble of actually writing something that doesn't suck.

This is the reason I love this comic.

[Fantabulate]

Originally Posted by Nuklear Waste

Not sure if that's sarcasm, but I can think of a few reasons: the backgrounds stopped being 8-bit around the time they went to Elfland (and they weren't even that in the very first few strips); less custom sprite poses; different font (only in the first few) and the speech bubbles had thinner outlines. The different backgrounds are probably the most notable.

NO!!! That's not what I mean. I guess I'll be blunt, then.

I THINK HE CHANGED SOME OF THE TEXT IN THE EARLY COMICS TO FIT WITH THIS ONE.

He's been known to do such things before.

[Archbio]

This is the reason I love this comic.

That's a pretty sad statement, in itself.

I know it's not actually true, or else I would surely go mad.

[Gadgeteer]

Originally Posted by Fantabulate

NO!!! That's not what I mean. I guess I'll be blunt, then.

I THINK HE CHANGED SOME OF THE TEXT IN THE EARLY COMICS TO FIT WITH THIS ONE.

He's been known to do such things before.

AhHA! Here is my moment to be the shinning asshole I always knew I could be!

*ahem*

Why don't you PROVE IT?!

[PsychicKid]

Originally Posted by Fantabulate

NO!!! That's not what I mean. I guess I'll be blunt, then.

I THINK HE CHANGED SOME OF THE TEXT IN THE EARLY COMICS TO FIT WITH THIS ONE.

He's been known to do such things before.

That's just an urban legend.

[Greenjolt]

the most funniest, awsomeness, and just plain "did-not-expect-this-to-be-how-chaos-was-killed" ever! if this is the end or near end of the comic, then damnit bryan, you outdid yourself.

[timemonkey]

I don't think Black Mage failed Darko. Black Mage basically created Sarda and then filled him with super evil, which he obtained while earning his class change (maybe the reason Darko had to turn him into a Blue Mage is because him absorbing his ambient evil was the whole point of sending him there), which he then used to push Sarda over the edge and allow the coming of Chaos. All in all I'd say that was a perfectly executed plan until Chaos dropped the ball.

Even though they didn't personally defeat Chaos, they did bring about his coming which allowed the White Warriors to defeat him. Plus they did kill the four fiends, twice. Actually, the world is probably in the best shape it's ever been with Chaos and the Fiends dead and the Ligt Warriors depowered o the point of being nothing specil. Evil's lost a lot of ground because of the Light Warriors.