Even thinks about Final Fantasy character of Square-Enix fighting with Dead or Alive character of Tecmo? well maybe the game will never released, but the fansmade videos are spreading anyway. These great videos was created by Monty Oum and his friends, they named it "Dead Fantasy"even the video quality isn't as good as the real one but for personal made video... This is great !!!.. Episode 3-5 isn't at good quality... maybe we have to wait until Monty upload his video himself.
*edit : all of the vid are now in HD
Thanks to j=Z+C+V+G for the HD video link.
Here they are
Credit goes to Monty Oum and his co.
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Sunday, November 15, 2009
Monday, November 2, 2009
Final Fantasy XIII New Screenshot and Summon Information
Two new summon in Final Fantasy XIII was already revealed. They are Bahamut and Brynhildr. Maybe all of you already know Bahamut, but Brynhildr is rather new in Final Fantasy world.
Here are their screenshot.
Some sort information about Brynhildr.
If you play Valkyrie Profile you will be familiar with her name. Brynhildr is a shieldmaiden and a valkyrie in Norse mythology, where she appears as a main character in the Völsunga saga and some Eddic poems treating the same events. Brynhildr is the daughter of Budli. She was ordered to decide a fight between two kings: Hjalmgunnar and Agnar. The valkyrie knew that Odin himself preferred the older king, Hjalmgunnar, yet Brynhildr decided the battle for Agnar. For this Odin condemned the valkyrie to live the life of a mortal woman, and imprisoned her in a remote castle behind a wall of shields on top of mount Hindarfjall in the Alps, and cursed her to sleep on a couch (while being surrounded by fire) until any man would rescue and marry her.
The hero Sigurðr Sigmundson (Siegfried in the Nibelungenlied), heir to the clan of Völsung and slayer of the dragon Fafnir, entered the castle and awoke Brynhildr by removing her helmet and cutting off her chainmail armour. He immediately fell in love with the shieldmaiden and proposed to her with the magic ring Andvarinaut. Promising to return and make Brynhildr his bride, Sigurðr then left the castle and headed for the court of Gjuki, the King of Burgundyi. In the Eddic poem Helreið Brynhildar (Bryndhildr's ride to Hel), Brynhildr on her journey to Hel encounters a gýgr (giantess) who blames her for an immoral livelihood. Brynhildr responds to her accusations:
"Ever with grief and all too long
Are men and women born in the world;
But yet we shall live our lives together, Sigurth and I.
Sink down, Giantess!"
There are also new screenshot from Final Fantasy XIII, here they are.
Here are their screenshot.
Some sort information about Brynhildr.
If you play Valkyrie Profile you will be familiar with her name. Brynhildr is a shieldmaiden and a valkyrie in Norse mythology, where she appears as a main character in the Völsunga saga and some Eddic poems treating the same events. Brynhildr is the daughter of Budli. She was ordered to decide a fight between two kings: Hjalmgunnar and Agnar. The valkyrie knew that Odin himself preferred the older king, Hjalmgunnar, yet Brynhildr decided the battle for Agnar. For this Odin condemned the valkyrie to live the life of a mortal woman, and imprisoned her in a remote castle behind a wall of shields on top of mount Hindarfjall in the Alps, and cursed her to sleep on a couch (while being surrounded by fire) until any man would rescue and marry her.
The hero Sigurðr Sigmundson (Siegfried in the Nibelungenlied), heir to the clan of Völsung and slayer of the dragon Fafnir, entered the castle and awoke Brynhildr by removing her helmet and cutting off her chainmail armour. He immediately fell in love with the shieldmaiden and proposed to her with the magic ring Andvarinaut. Promising to return and make Brynhildr his bride, Sigurðr then left the castle and headed for the court of Gjuki, the King of Burgundyi. In the Eddic poem Helreið Brynhildar (Bryndhildr's ride to Hel), Brynhildr on her journey to Hel encounters a gýgr (giantess) who blames her for an immoral livelihood. Brynhildr responds to her accusations:
"Ever with grief and all too long
Are men and women born in the world;
But yet we shall live our lives together, Sigurth and I.
Sink down, Giantess!"
There are also new screenshot from Final Fantasy XIII, here they are.
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