[OOC Board] - All the World's a Game

@Cucoo

It's complicated because I don't feel like thinking about it, especially since I'm typing up a summary for the ENTIRE FIRST SEASON and giving it to Major. :p

Something I noticed is that John seemed to really get in the sh*t more than the others. I'm talking about really going into tough situations, taking a leadership role when it came to planning, pissing off as many bad guys as possible, and just doing what he would naturally do. That was the main reason he seemed to get all the attention.






@NeoFox

Originally posted by NeoFox
@S121

Yea the way I typed up my previous post makes it seem confusing to me for some reason...
Anyways I'm just going to tell you via PM.

(Me. XD)

@ S121

It's simple :p

In FE: A
Grima was about to succeed in destroying the world in the Children's timeline. Right at the last second, it is implied that Naga sends all the children back in time, saving them from their doomed future where their parents are dead.
The Children know of the doomed future and thus the key events that lead to it.

So draw parallels from that to this

SCAE or the ORGANIZATION or however its supposed to go... would be the Grima in this scenario and they would be threatening the characters and succeeding. Yukari and her daughter would be the Naga, being able to send the children back before it's too late.

Wait. What.

What aspect of Yukari's boundaries are we discussing

<-- Over-analyzer so ask me shit.

@Wriggle

The boundary of past, present, and future.

Basically, the boundaries of time.







@Cucoo

Ok, it's just that most of my mind is being devoted to trying to remember the entire season and record it for Major. :p

@ Wriggs

Ok the scenario is this:
We have children in the future that need to be sent back in time.
I was making the assumption that Yukari's boundary manipulation would work for this. (The boundary between the three states of time...if...you call it a boundary...)

@ S121

Aye aye

@Cucoo

Trust me when I say this, yes, Yukari can most definitely alter time. :p

I actually researched all this reality warping stuff when I was trying to find countermeasures against The Auditor, for John's research and assassination plan.

Basically, every concept known and unknown to man had boundaries, polar opposites that have a fine line between them. All of existence consists of boundaries, and everything that has a boundary is Yukari's plaything.

Let's see

Yukari's boundary manipulation includes adding herself to stories and legends of the past, given to us by PMiSS. Which means that it is in fact possible for Yukari's boundary ability to travel through the time.

@Cucoo

That's not complicated timetravel at all. Try this one.

In KH Xehanort turns into Ansem, seeker of darkness. Ansem, SoD casts away his body and travel back in time to give timetraveling powers to his younger self. His younger self uses this power to go trough time and find versions of Xehanort for the Organization. Once he is done here he returns to his own time (he keeps his powers), grow up to become a old man. This old man, Xehanort then turns into Ansem, SoD which travels back in time to give timetraveling powers to his younger self.

So in conclusion the reason Xehanort have timetravling powers is because he got them from his future self, which got them from his future self, which got them from his future self...

S121 you need to empty out your inbox. It says I can't send you anymore messages >.>

@NeoFox

Emptying... XD