#1224: "What about fire mold?" - Page 5

walkertexasdruid · 03-20-2010, 08:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Neni

I guess exactly that's the point. In a world where guys like Steve are kings, nobody would seriously believe that a group consisting of four kind-hearted people, led by a girl would be able to achieve anything. No, it'd rather be the shady, weird guys in the armor, pirate-cosplay and darkelf attire, featuring vampire-fangs.

You make a great point. Just sayin'.

purpleemoranger · 03-20-2010, 09:38 PM

Brian is probably sick of doing 8bit and wants to move to comics that pay the bills. Can't fault him for that.

Solus · 03-20-2010, 10:02 PM

Well, we are talking about a dark elf who tried to take the crown from some gold lusting pro-dwarven-genocide king, a legendary knight known for his kindness, a boy loved by his parents who follows the rules, and a sailor who killed a bunch of pirates with only a few bags of cheetos.
Sounds like a good reputation to me.

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Anyways, this is what a Dark Very Real Light Warriors theme park should have:
-A Garland-themed kiddie section
-A monster petting zoo
-The Claw: The standard water ride
-A poetry theatre
-The Marilith: The Medusa
-The Krakenoid: The crazy water ride; good risk of spinal damage
-It's a Scurvy World: It is a boat ride located in the Final Fantasyland area of the parks. The ride features 300 brightly costumed audio-animatronic dolls in the style of pirates, frolicking in a spirit of oranges, and singing the ride's title track, which has a theme of the colour orange.
-The Forest Imp: The scariest ride in the park

I'd imagine any boat rides would have server issues regarding the boat maintenance. Also, wouldn't scurvy world have cheetos instead of oranges?

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Oh, and White Mage is incorrect. Black Mage and Red Mage managed to bring out Chaos into the world. While this is in fact a bad thing, it allowed him to be destroyed by the White Warriors. So technically, the White Warriors just showed up and stole their spotlight, and they wouldn't have saved the world if it wasn't for the Light Warriors. Furthermore, most of the destruction caused by the Light Warriors was due to Sarda sending them all over the world rather than outright killing them. He created a Stable Time Loop that continually allows the Light Warriors to wreak havoc. Thus, Sarda and the White Warriors were the true antagonists, the Dark Warriors are the designated villains and heroes, and the Light Warriors' true alliance is up to interpretation (Except for Red Mage, who is Lawful Amazing), though they are the protagonists.

Isn't that like saying the bank robbers were the hero because without them, the hostage couldn't be saved?

And indeed. Who the real hero is really is up for interpretation. 'The most unlikely of heroes' that Brain kept mentioning can be the Light Warriors, the Dark Warriors who we didn't expect, or the 4 white mages. (Unless Blackbelt suddenly returns to life along with the Other Warriors & the length of string.)

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With Fighter toys.

Sounds pointy.

Julford Hajime · 03-20-2010, 10:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Solus

Also, wouldn't scurvy world have cheetos instead of oranges?

No see, the oranges on the ride are FAKE.

Therein lies the genius.

Eichhoernchen · 03-20-2010, 10:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Neni

In a world where guys like Steve are kings, nobody would seriously believe that a group consisting of four kind-hearted people, led by a girl would be able to achieve anything. No, it'd rather be the shady, weird guys in the armor, pirate-cosplay and darkelf attire, featuring vampire-fangs.

Wouldn't not taking credit for saving the world and giving the spotlight to the DWs also be the ultimate act of LG-ness?
WM seems to be the kind of person who spends her time at parties making sure that everybody else is comfortable and has a drink, so it seems in character for her to make someone shine who has changed for the better and be it through their own incompetence...

Seiryu · 03-20-2010, 10:58 PM

Heh. Let's all drill for mana!

Great comic. I'm assuming it's not over until we see (again) a big "The End" on the last panel?

Aldurin · 03-20-2010, 11:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Seiryu

Heh. Let's all drill for mana!

Great comic. I'm assuming it's not over until we see (again) a big "The End" on the last panel?

Given that this is Brian, who is consistently inconsistent (at least with updates), a big "The End" is gonna appear one or two pages before the final comic.

Xshu · 03-20-2010, 11:30 PM

Wait... Mana vein found? So King Steve was right all along?

...I'm so conflicted. At least when Fighter is right it's not completely unprecedented.

TimeSpaceMage · 03-21-2010, 12:40 AM

Huh... so I guess a wizard didn't do it this time.

Meister · 03-21-2010, 03:52 AM

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Originally Posted by Awake

Also, can we please find out what that shiny thing that Fighter has been holding onto since almost the beginning of this comic was?

Don't think I remember that one, got a link or something?

03-21-2010, 12:40 AM	#49
TimeSpaceMage Yes, a hat riding a mage Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: In burlap sack at the end of World 7-4 Posts: 35	Huh... so I guess a wizard didn't do it this time. __________________ Proud member of the US Air Force.

03-20-2010, 09:38 PM	#42
purpleemoranger Goomba Join Date: Jan 2010 Posts: 6	Brian is probably sick of doing 8bit and wants to move to comics that pay the bills. Can't fault him for that.

03-20-2010, 10:58 PM	#46
Seiryu Goomba Join Date: Mar 2010 Posts: 2	Heh. Let's all drill for mana! Great comic. I'm assuming it's not over until we see (again) a big "The End" on the last panel?

03-20-2010, 11:30 PM	#48
Xshu Troopa Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 93	Wait... Mana vein found? So King Steve was right all along? ...I'm so conflicted. At least when Fighter is right it's not completely unprecedented.