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Might as well ask, any translations of this out and about? I don't believe so in English. Although if you can read Chinese, there is a Chinese translation until book 6. I'm proud of my people for being such industrious pirates translators Even when a series isn't famous yet, they pick it up! There'll probably be a project page on Baka-Tsuki soon enough though, since most of the other major Light Novel translations are there already.
Project Petition page for a translation of Chrome Shelled Regios! Someone posted this to the Baka-Tsuki project proposal page, with a poll and is looking for translator!
Originally Posted by warg. Last edited by Master Assassin; at Graphic Designer. Originally Posted by Kokoru Asami. Yea i saw that baka-tsuki recently picked up the light novels VERY excited. From what i've read their is so much more detail in the novels than in the manga, also they are also pretty fast. Glad to see baka-tsuki picked it up. Well kind of was expecting it since this series is just so bad ass that this was the only logical outcome.
I used to find Nina annoying in the anime, but she's redeemed herself in the novels. Thank you blewin. I really enjoy your translation. He doesn't mind about having enemies. He is very smart when in perceiving people's Kei but not so with detecting girls' feelings. He is stated not to be particularly keen with studies by the Queen. In Chrome Shelled Regios the manga which was drawn from Nina's point of view, he is seen playing with training balls.
She stated how he has trouble using his sword in a team. He is very strong in this manga. For example, he went to find water to stop a fire and ended up throwing a water tank from another building in the classroom's window.
He can sometimes be very honest when he talks. Layfon's often seen smiling or confused. That is how people usually see him: polite, but while fighting, he is quite expressionless. The difference between these two states surprised Naruki as she trained with him for the first time, she also finds some sadness in him.
The novel reveals that Layfon doesn't try his best when fighting in Military Arts platoon matches because he would have easily won the matches on his own if he were to use his true strength. This is where the official information and our game diverge. While we will be jumping 10 years into the future from the end of the tv series it is in a slightly different direction from the show.
Those who wish to know how the official story moves forward can read below the following information. The queen Alsheyra assessed Layfon at the end of Volume 12 by stating that his before his exile, his skills and manipulation of kei has always been a notch below the other Heavens Blade Receivers probably due to inexperience , but his inherent sheer quantity of kei, his recovery of kei something Savaris confirmed , and his endurance with kei were considered amongst the best, even among the Heaven Blades receivers.
However in the end of the story the queen says that her life is meaningless without 12 Heaven's Blade and hinted Layfon and all people related had been forgiven by the Royal family and so Layfon returns one of The Heaven's Blades. Recent blog posts Forum.
Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account? Layfon Alseif. Edit source History Talk 0. The awkward transitions between the main Layfon storyline, the Leerin side storyline, and this alternate-world story doesn't help.
Design aesthetics are typical for sci fi series, though some of the character designs especially for the gun-toting Heaven's Blade who pops up late seem incongruous with the setting. The rendering quality is pretty good, though, and certain character designs still stand out; nen'i operator Felli's petite, long-haired build nicely captures her coldly elegant personality and effectively contrasts with her occasional immature behavior, while Leerin projects a commoner's homespun warmth and Nina successfully combines sexy and athletic.
Amongst male designs, the star is Layfon rival Haia, with his smirking arrogance. Action scenes have a sufficient but not extraordinary amount of movement and flash and a few bits of fan service , mostly in the form of shower or bathing scenes, have been scattered through the series.
Also expect a fair amount of graphic violence and extensive use of CG effects. Diasuke Asakura Dead Leaves , Gravitation provides a musical score heavily ground in high-energy techno themes, though late episodes mix in some weightier and more dramatic themes, too. The effectiveness of the score is hit-or-miss, with its greatest successes typically in the action scenes, but nothing about it is memorable. Funimation 's English dub , while solid overall, makes some questionable casting choices.
Is Todd Haberkorn really the right choice for a male action lead like Layfon, for instance? Jerry Jewell also seems like an odd choice for Kalian, and his performance lacks some of the enthusiasm of the original especially in the Next Episode pieces. The alternate timeline bits were originally done in heavily-accented English anyway, so the new versions are definite improvements, and choices like Brina Palencia for Nina and Colleen Clinkenbeard for Leerin are right on the money.
The dub script is more interpretative than accurate and actually uses less swearing than the subtitles do. Although Extras on both parts are limited to clean openers and closers on the second disks, Funimation does at least include clean versions of all the closer variations.
Curiously, they also put the second closer on the first part's second disk even though it is never used in the first part's episodes. A Blu-Ray version does not, at this time, seem to be offered. The first part also has a Limited Edition version which includes a series art box and a hand-held Zuellni Academy City flag.
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