If you've been following my Twitter lately, you'd know that I got Castlevania: Order of Ecclesia a couple days ago. Shanoa, this game's long-haired feminine protagonist, collects glyphs that she draws on her back to get various powers, in lieu of actual weapons and spells. One of the glyphs that she can collect is named Arma Chiroptera, which gives "bat-like abilities." At first I was upset that it didn't let her fly á la Alucard and Soma, but throwing bats while dressed in a form-fitting blue suit isn't that bad either.
Monday, January 5, 2009
Arma Chiroptera
If you've been following my Twitter lately, you'd know that I got Castlevania: Order of Ecclesia a couple days ago. Shanoa, this game's long-haired feminine protagonist, collects glyphs that she draws on her back to get various powers, in lieu of actual weapons and spells. One of the glyphs that she can collect is named Arma Chiroptera, which gives "bat-like abilities." At first I was upset that it didn't let her fly á la Alucard and Soma, but throwing bats while dressed in a form-fitting blue suit isn't that bad either.
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"At first I was upset that it didn't let you fly á la Alucard and Soma, but throwing bats while dressed in a form-fitting blue suit isn't that bad either."
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