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4 yrs ago
Current I think watching fight scenes can help in general terms with writing combat, since it can give you an idea of flow and choreography.
4 yrs ago
At least if you're writing something you know, with knights.
4 yrs ago
I mean, depends on what you're writing, and the tone and theme of what you're writing. Trained armored knights were legitimately monstrous on the battlefield, so looking up how they fought helps.
4 yrs ago
As much as there's a lot of reasons twitter sucks, I genuinely don't want to see it die for the sake of all the artists who now rely on it. Hoping the shithead stops trying to directly administrate.
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4 yrs ago
roleplayerguild.com/posts/5… If anyone's up for fighting some kaiju, why not try out my new RP, Godzilla: YATAGARUSU?

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Yeah, no nukes were used on it. It went all over the world before coming to Japan, as well.
There wasn't really an opportunity to hit it with nuclear weaponry, but it healed from all the damage done by standard weaponry, though very powerful explosives did slow it down.
Alright, I'll be watching for it.

I will also point out that we could use some Bridge Bunnies.
I use a lot of Japanese names because a lot of my RPs are anime-inspired and end up in Japan, really. ^^;

Though I don't when it doesn't make sense for the setting, obviously.

... Also unless someone else wants to be artillery I think I have a bit of a silly second Magitech Girl idea.
Oops. ^^; Sorry about that.
I just realized I totally forgot something kind of important about MagiGear. ^^;

They all possess magical shielding. The shielding's strength is based off of both the girl and the gear, varying from weak to very strong.
Jettank

It was almost overwhelming. Almost. So many supercriminals had showed up in a city so formerly peaceful. But not for someone like Jettank!

Richard Wells grinned as the monitor for his suit pinpointed the disturbance. It wasn't an active disturbance, but the road had taken a hit here. Something'd happened, that was for sure. Emily's(the AI, not his little sister) analysis systems could pick up on what caused in and put the armored hero on the right track to find out the culprit. It sure didn't look like it was your standard city road maintenance. Jettank's repulsers flared and slowly faded as he came in for a landing. Emily wasn't indicating any threats currently present, so instead he instructed the AI to get its focus on analyzing the data. It seemed like it had been some kind of sharp impact rather then a kind of explosive... There were plenty of supercriminals who were capable of something like that.
Also: OOC!
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The year is 2032. It's been ten years since the first Nephilim arrived. Without warning, without any identifiable reason, the earth came under attack by the immense alien life-form. It devastated Earth's defensive forces and brought immense destruction across the planet. Eventually, it came down to an experimental weapon developed by Doctor Kawaguchi Genji. Doctor Kawaguchi attacked the Nephilim with the weapon. He was successful in driving it off, but not before it took heavy damage and he perished in the fight. The weapon was a highly unique one: It ran on the principles of science, and was constructed with sophisticated technology. However, its methods of running and producing energy were unlike any that had ever been seen before. Only one word could describe the power that Doctor Kawaguchi had harnessed:

Magic.

The scientific community was in shock, but this wasn't the time for such things. Analysis of the attack indicated that this would not be the only Nephilim attack. An estimation of the time it would take for another attack to occur was released: Ten years. In ten years, the Nephilim would return, and it seemed to all that there would be no way to combat it. Worse still, it was speculated that this wouldn't be the only Nephilim.

It seemed like things were as bad as they possibly could be, until Doctor Kawaguchi's daughter, Kawaguchi Sumiko, stepped forward. She declared that she would take Doctor Kawaguchi's damaged weapon and his research, and prepare it for the future. Kawaguchi Sumiko's work received extensive government funding. The organization SEED was formed in order to facilitate her research and study methods to combat the Nephilim. The largest SEED base is in Tokyo, Japan, as that is where Sumiko lives and works. SEED has been preparing since its formation in 2023 for the return of the Nephilim. It has extensive anti-Nephilim measures, based off of data received after the first Nephilim attack. SEED's technology features small mecha and a variety of advanced weaponry. However, SEED's real hope has always laid on Doctor Kawaguchi's weapon.

Ten years later, and the Nephilim are about to attack once more. But that's not the only thing that's gone as predicted.

Kawaguchi Sumiko's work is finished at last.
So, um, some rules first!

-Magitech Girls working with SEED must be female, for reasons that will be revealed in the RP. In addition, they must be aged from ten to eighteen, no younger or older. Reasons for this will be revealed in the RP as well.
-Magitech Girls will start the RP without knowledge of their abilities.
-While magitech girls are the focus, players can play as SEED operatives. At the same time, I would like magical girls to be first character choice, so to speak. In addition, SEED operatives will not be as effective against Nephilim.
-Nephilim are not a playable character group, they will be handled by me.
-While the premise is serious and will be taken seriously, this RP is not intended to be dark and can be light-hearted and humorous at times even. Keep this in mind with signups.
-Realism is not a major concern of this RP at all.
Characters:

Magitech Girls:
-Shinju Shiro
-Izumi Yuna
-Hotaru Otani
-Mushashibo Ayaka
-Kutsuna Rina
-Tachibana Satsuki
-Yoshida Junko
-Elizabeth L. Lancaster

SEED Operatives:
-Kako Ikuu
-Kawaguchi Sumiko
-Fujiyama Hiroko & Kobayashi Kaede
-Masaki Saito
-Akiyama Yuki
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