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It can also be somewhat amusing when I am between shows.  Ah, but there are far better shows for moi’s attention!

It can also be somewhat amusing when I am between shows.  Ah, but there are far better shows for moi’s attention!

While many of them happen to be on during the day, they do not necessarily need to be so.  I also prefer serials rather than separate stories, save for in certain situations.  It is far more exciting to watch the seeds of love be planted, grow, and blossom naturally! However, on the whole, I prefer books to television.

While many of them happen to be on during the day, they do not necessarily need to be so.  I also prefer serials rather than separate stories, save for in certain situations.  It is far more exciting to watch the seeds of love be planted, grow, and blossom naturally!

However, on the whole, I prefer books to television.

The difficult part is learning how to Magichange to oneself.  But once you are able to, what an elegant attack it makes!

The difficult part is learning how to Magichange to oneself.  But once you are able to, what an elegant attack it makes!

If it were without limits…

If it were without limits…

— OOC: Announcement! —

Since I’ve made some progress on questions, I’m going to be going ahead and reopening the ask box.  Just a couple I’m going to note:

  • I will not be answering questions directly related to DD2 until one month after the game’s US release.  I know that’s going to be awhile, but it at least gives people time to play it for themselves/time for us to get the real story on what’s going on.
  • I don’t answer asks in the order that I get them.  I tend to start with what ones I get ideas for first and then move onto the others.  If I get to others’ questions before yours, don’t worry!  I should get to it soon.

Also, this blog now has (another) new layout!  Some kind of horrible bandwidthgeddon ate the last one, so it should be all good.  :Db

Anonymous asked: Let's say you were able to get back to your true strength, as your original self *Overlord* were would you level yourself with power? Between most of the Main Characters. I honestly think you'd be stronger then Laharl, Etna and Mao. Idk where I put Adell... though certainly weaker than Valvatorez and Zettai, no?

Going ahead and answering this one OOC so you can get a more “accurate” answer.  XD  I can’t say anything about ZHP’s hero since I have yet to play the game, but in terms of main characters I’d put him above Valvatorez, but under Zetta, Tyrant!Valvatorez, and Gig.  I also put Adell on the bottom when it comes to Disgaea protagonist power levels.  It doesn’t make him WEAK, per say, but he’d probably lose to a full-power Laharl and/or Mao.  The difference is that Adell has serious determinator power levels that are only rivaled by Val.  So I guess… kind of like this (Disgaea and Makai Kingdom only):

Tyrant Val and Zetta
Krichevskoy
Val
Laharl and Mao
Adell

…Let us not talk of alternate worlds.  At least, not regarding that.

I hope you will forgive the lack of picture, dear readers, but this may get a little long.  Now, unless future entries in my starring series prove this to be wrong… You could consider both to be true for the first question.  I was indeed the crown prince, but that alone does not mean the throne will be handed over easily.  As many Overlords in the past have had to do before, I had to fight for my position and prove myself worthy of being king.  In time, as you all know, the people came to see the beauty of this pure heart as well as my incredible wisdom and I led the Netherworld into a new and prosperous era. As for how I met the Seraph, that was a matter of pure chance.  He was but a curious angel at the time (what rank I cannot remember), wanting to see for himself the differences between the Netherworld and Celestia.  I remember finding it curious that an angel would steal away to the Netherworld when our two worlds had such a terrible past with one another.  Considering the existence of the gate, I had even thought it forbidden for angels to come to the Netherworld at all.  The only thing he had to say for himself was that for one in his position it was important for him to be above all else impartial in matters of judgment, and that the subject of the Netherworld was as much a part of that as everything else. Personally, I believe he was just curious, but I could see some truth in what he said at the time.  Whatever the reason, I am glad the chance came along as it did.

I hope you will forgive the lack of picture, dear readers, but this may get a little long.  Now, unless future entries in my starring series prove this to be wrong…

You could consider both to be true for the first question.  I was indeed the crown prince, but that alone does not mean the throne will be handed over easily.  As many Overlords in the past have had to do before, I had to fight for my position and prove myself worthy of being king.  In time, as you all know, the people came to see the beauty of this pure heart as well as my incredible wisdom and I led the Netherworld into a new and prosperous era.

As for how I met the Seraph, that was a matter of pure chance.  He was but a curious angel at the time (what rank I cannot remember), wanting to see for himself the differences between the Netherworld and Celestia.  I remember finding it curious that an angel would steal away to the Netherworld when our two worlds had such a terrible past with one another.  Considering the existence of the gate, I had even thought it forbidden for angels to come to the Netherworld at all.  The only thing he had to say for himself was that for one in his position it was important for him to be above all else impartial in matters of judgment, and that the subject of the Netherworld was as much a part of that as everything else.

Personally, I believe he was just curious, but I could see some truth in what he said at the time.  Whatever the reason, I am glad the chance came along as it did.

Sometimes the extent of your own power can be a little… surprising, to say the least.

Sometimes the extent of your own power can be a little… surprising, to say the least.