TheChaosLegion

Nice new look. Glad you got everything worked out.

No, it's not the same world. Trust me. The differences between the world of E7 and E7AO are just too vast. One of those being: The planet is also missing the green ring around it. I don't know what world this is, but it's not the one from E7.

That's all fine if you ignore the fact that the world AO takes place in IS NOT the same world of the first season. That much was clear almost right away. At this point, saying this is a true squeal is like saying the movie was a true squeal. That's not the original nirvash. If you look closely you'll see that it's just a colored version of the same IFO. If you don't believe me then look up pictures of either version of the original nirvash and compare to what you see in AO.

Ahhh, heroes. Such a great show.....until the writers strike. It just turned into shit after that in my opinion.

Yep, that was eureka, but my question is if it's the eureka from the first series, or a different one.

Type: TV Episodes: Unknown Status: Currently Airing Aired: Apr 1, 2012 to ? Producers: Bones Genres: Action, Adventure, Drama, Mecha, Sci-Fi Duration: Unknown Rating: PG-13 - Teens 13 or olde Ok, so this is being touted as the sequel to E7, but judging from the manga and now the anime, I'm not sure how connected this new series to the original E7 since this doesn't take place in the same world. While the world of E7AO isn't the one from the first series, the movie showed that bridges to alternate realities exist as a result of the coral, so elements from the first E7 could be present in this new series. Eureka Seven AO already looks like it could end up being a pretty decent series (better than the fucking movie), but hardcore fans of the first series might need to be ready to accept the fact that it's not the sequel they were hoping for.

Really excited for the second season of zombie. Biggest worry is the new Eureka Seven. It's being called a sequel, but the events of the manga so far throw that into serious question. I don't think it'll suck as hard as the "movie" did, but hard core fans expecting a true sequel may be in for a very unpleasant surprise.

It just depends on how a relay is destroyed. In arrival the relay is destroyed with brute force which causes a supernova like burst of energy, where as at the end of ME3 the relays are overloaded by the signal, causing only the destruction of the relays. Besides, the kid never said "Oh yeah, this'll also wipe out all organic life in the galaxy. kthxbye"

Strange. I guess there is no one way to get it then. I did this when the game first came out, so there wasn't much information on it at the time.

You don't actually have to get 7777 coins from a slot machine. The lucky coin fragment is awarded randomly when you hit 777 on the machine. Some people have gotten it the first 777, others it took days of trying. I got it about the third of forth time myself.

It was easy, but the most annoying one was getting all the monster info for that Dr.M faggot.

Good. Not cutting shit out so that it'll fit with the 360 is the best way to go. I read recently that they had to cut an ass load of shit out of FF13 just to make it fit with the xbox, which may have lead to it being as linear as it was. http://www.escapistmagazine.com/news/view/97532-Mounds-of-Content-Cut-from-Final-Fantasy-XIII

Location guide here: http://www.gamefront.com/final-fantasy-13-2-wild-and-tower-artifact-locations/ Remember, Google is your friend.