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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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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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@The1Rolling1Boy: Yes, you need to be a bit more specific then that. Like, a specific race from Greek mythology or something, or myth.
@The1Rolling1Boy: Marvel doesn't really work as a Concept. If you mean that comic book company, at least, but other wise it's too broad. Archetypes are just... specific things from history and mythology, famous things.
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"My... my phone number?!" exclaimed Hikari after a moment. But really, it didn't take too long for the short girl to realize why she'd been asked. Even if they were potentially going to be enemies, some sort of contact with another magical girl only made sense. Especially when they had fought together, if only for a moment. In spite of this realization, there was no way that Hikari's pride would allow her to act entirely accepting of the outcome, especially when Tokiko had been just has harsh in response.

"... Hmph, I guess hat makes sense..." she half mumbled, reaching towards her bad instinctively... only to realize she no longer had it.

"... Ah? Wait... how do I turn back?!" she cried, looking down at herself. Only now did she realize this was a question rarely answered directly in any sort of magical girl media. They sort of just turned back when they felt like it! That was way too nebulous, wasn't it? Did she just have to think about turning back to normal?!

As it turned out, that was precisely the case. No sooner then Hikari had thought about the need to return to her normal state then she did. In a flash of light, her transformation deactivated, leaving her once again in her school uniform, her hair brown, eyes returned to their normal color, holding her bag.

"... I... guess that's it..."

After a moment, she fished her phone out of her bag and gave her number.

@Anza
A wish...?

It was a battle for a wish for the purposes of preventing... something from building up, and keeping the skills of the magical girls sharp? That sort of explained why there would be something like a battle between magical girls, but a wish... for a few moments, it was hard for Hikari to decide what to do. While it wouldn't be something to admit to, she'd just gotten a wish of hers, the desire to be a magical girl, fulfilled. Now she was encountered with the idea of a battle to claim a wish, against other magical girls...

What was she supposed to do? What kind of wish could she ask for? Could she wish for anything? It was overwhelming to even think about, and for a few moments the short (current)redhead was unable to make any sort of coherent reply.

Then...

"... This... there's no way I can just give any kind of answer to that sort of thing without thinking about it!" she declared, finally, with a huff. She perhaps said it a little more sharply then intended, but even if the other girl had intervened to save her that didn't mean her attitude wasn't irritating. "But... I can't just... if it's that important there's no way I'm not going to take part!"

@Anza




Indeed, after some pursuit, it was possible to see just who Tokiko had been talking about. On a distant rooftop, a horned magical girl with a large kanabo resting on her shoulder stood over the prone form of another, shorter girl with a less distinct outfit.

"Haaah, that was such a drag," Sonya could potentially hear, as she got closer, "You got yourself knocked out so I had to run from a fight to save your place in the Hex Night... kinda tempted to smash your orb myself, but we're friends 'n all..."

The oni magical girl's shoulders sagged.

"No way I'd do something two-faced like tha-eh...?"

She looked up, eyes falling on the shape of the approaching girl.

"... Oiii, so someone was followin' us, huh?"

@TheFake
Ciel, the Church Overseer


The Overseer sent by the Church was, perhaps, of a higher caliber in combat prowess then usual. This may have had something to do with the fates of the previous Overseers, though indeed the Fifth War's Overseer had perished in a manner that had not made such a thing matter. Regardless of that fact, they had selected someone very deliberately who could hold her own.

The blue-haired girl sat quietly, mulling over her lack of food and the current situation. She had just been contacted by one of the Masters who had yet to summon a Servant, and said Master had proceeded out back behind the Church to do exactly that. She could expect others to register soon enough, though the Master of Berserker had already verified her summons quite a while ago. For now, she was simply awaiting the others in silence.

Sure enough, one of them arrived. Ciel rose from her feet and approached. It was a silver-haired, waifish girl, alongside a smallish blonde... Swiftly, the white-haired girl clarified that she was Caster.

Both seemed fairly young, but given the nature of magi and Servants... well, Ciel was here as the overseer.

"I see. Then this is your notification of your participation in the War?"

@KoL@Raineh Daze
"Sonya-san..."

Now she remembered that name. The year above her, a foreign girl who had been brought to Japan... she didn't know much else about her aside from that, though. It was just hard not to know about foreign exchange students or other, similar people. Just how many magical girls were at her school? And in Tokyo in general?

And what... just what was the Hex Night? She knew it was a battle between magical girls for a wish, but why? At least no-one was killed but... it was still strange. Magical girls were supposed to fight evil together, weren't they? Being introduced to being one with something like this was unusual, to say the least.

"Additionally, the Hex Night is-ah?"

The Fairy paused for a moment, frowning.

"Aaah... I need to go! I'm sorry, there's something really important I need to handle right away!" she declared, ascending into the sky, "Can one of you girls help explain the Hex Night to Hoshino-san? Sorry!"

With that, she zoomed off without another word.

"Eh...? Hey! Hey! You you didn't finish explaining!" cried Hikari after the fairy. While she knew one of the other two magical girls had been asked to take over, that didn't really make it any better when the fairy responsible for all this just left all of the sudden, "That's just... grrr..."

@TheFake@Anza
Caster


"See? This is the sheer disregard he pays me," Skuld commented, with a huff, as she glanced towards Keisuke. The disregard for her looks, her efforts, it was all quite frustrating for the smallish Caster. At least, that's how she had perceived the man's behavior. As a result, she had judged him an unworthy Master. Were this a Holy Grail War, well... this would not had boded well for his continued existence, but the circumstances were quite different in this case. There was no need for a violent parting, and without the desperation of the situation known as a Holy Grail War, there was no need to actually harm him. Treating him as some sort of philistine for not acknowledging her seductive nature, however, was perfectly acceptable.

The pat on her head, however, immediately caused the half-elven girl's irritation to rise. That wasn't how one treated a Princess, nor a Queen! That was how someone treated a child! And she was most certainly, absolutely, not a child! But then... Then a rose appeared in Eleonor's hands, and she offered it to Skuld.

"... Hmph, well..."

The Caster-class Servant brushed her hair back with a flourish.

"I shall forgive you for treating me as a child and patting my head in such a manner!" she declared, "For this rose is indeed a beautiful offering for a beautiful member of royalty~ Fufufu, perhaps I shall indeed favor you~?"

She took the rose carefully, admiring it not only for its appearance, but for its creation: The manifestation of such a construct was an interesting application of magecraft.

@PKMNB0Y@KoL




Saber


Of course, to assume that Illyasviel had performed such feats under her own power, no matter how adept the Einzbern were at magecraft. It was also somewhat disquieting, that the little girl she had seen before was not host to spirits of a thus-far unknown nature. At the same time, however, she appeared to refer to herself as Illyasviel rather than anything else. To Saber, this indicated that the dominate nature of the girl was likely Irisviel's daughter. At least, it was what she had hoped.

It was still quite confusing, as well. Somehow, Illyasviel had become the vessel for... one or more spirits, causing her to be summoned as a Servant? Arturia had not even been aware such a thing was possible. But the fact was that, before her, stood the daughter of the woman she had once done everything that she could to protect.

On her honor as a knight, there was only one choice that seemed right.

"... I... I do not understand how such a thing has happened to you, Illyasviel. I did not even know such a thing was possible... a human hosting a spirit in order to be summoned as a Servant... But you are at least in part Irisviel's daughter," Saber began, "And so I will do all I can to ensure your safety."

@Raineh Daze
The barrier cracked again, first at the impact of Tyaethe's armor, then from the tip of Indrau's sword. Cracks ran through its shimmering surface, and with a sound like a ringing bell it exploded into fragments, shattering like glass that scattered through the air before dissipating into motes of purple light.

Almost immediately they were met with another barrier, but this one cracked immediately under the pressure of the next assault. Indeed, it was likely another blow would shatter it entirely, opening their way to the witch entirely.

Ducking low, even as the hail of lasers fell, Fanilly darted forward! She had to help break through it, if this went on any longer there was no guarantee that the barrier of ice Tiral had created to shield them would hold! The tip of her sword struck the circular barrier, and in that instant...!

It shattered, opening the way once more! This time, there was a clear bath right to the witch, even as she summoned another set of circles closer to her person. What kind of magical power did she posses, when she could so effortlessly cast offensive magic without using incantations!? Even as she steadily kept up her bombardment(which notably didn't seem particularly focused, more like it was generally raining mana down on the area rather than being targeted, at least for the moment), light built in the six circles she summoned around her head. The loss of her barriers didn't seem to dampen her mood, mouth still twisted into a wild grin as the lights grew and grew...!

@Raineh Daze@TheFake@PKMNB0Y
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