For better or worse, they have become a character known for their voice, but they are a shrewd and ambitious person.

The armor of the war god has nothing to do with ambition! It just suddenly appeared, insulted the dragon knight, and stole the armor!

>>3

I think it’s quite ambitious for a foreign general to come all the way to the knights’ territory to take Mirza’s relics…

I don’t think it’s been communicated to Eugen either.

>>3

When I heard that there was a Destiny Stone without the presence of a charismatic leader, it made me realize that even the knights are so opportunistic that they would raise an army against the Flamer, whom they were on good terms with.

When the renowned Knight Hart appeared with Mirza’s relics, he easily fell.

Dewkey… where?

Territorial ambitions are quite normal, Your Highness.

To be honest, the elements around Knight Hart are a failure.

It became material for jokes, but…

>>10

Thanks to that, Alberto ended up having to seek asylum in the knight’s territory.

The armor robbery incident was originally set to involve minions disguising themselves, but that was abandoned.

I heard a story that in the end, it was said to be the prince himself who committed the crime, but I can’t be sure.

I wonder why they let an amateur stage actor do the voice.

It’s really a waste because it was such a cool character.

>>17

Sorry, I heard you were a stage actor, but is that not the case…?

Then why…

In the Kawazu setting, after sealing Saruin, the prince starts to wage war.

So, fighting against Albert, who has joined the knightly order.

Worrying about Albert and openly talking about the truth of Scarab Mountain.

Somehow, they rise up to the world’s crises.

He’s a bad person, but a good person.

A reception battle will be shown.

Kawazu, don’t make humans fight each other right after the ending…

>>18

You know what comes next now that there are no common enemies!

It wasn’t even a common enemy in the first place!

>>18

In the Princess route of Saga Scarlet, it’s frustrating that all the character epilogues are ominous.

They’re doing car commercials, right?

The person inside the prince is also an actor.

When I’m playing other roles, my performance isn’t that noticeable, but Knightheart is strangely off.

>>26

The performance during the time of the Duke of Rotherbourne was ordinary.

>>26

Isn’t it just that there are fewer lines, so no flaws are showing?

I have been working with this kind of speech for a long time, so I think the trust in the industry is higher than what users who heard it in MinSaga might think.

I can understand that a person with strong ambition would start a war.

Don’t put the protagonist in that position at the ED.

I never imagined it would be Saga Scar.

I think Lord Robahn stood out quite a bit too…

>>30

But no one has particularly said it’s strange, and the persistent vibe of the Duke of Lowburn is well portrayed, so it’s nice casting.

Once you defeat Saruin, the prince will certainly make his move.

Since they didn’t quickly make it a topic on the official site like “nyu!”, I suspect there may be a fault on the ordering side.

I don’t know if someone will eventually take it to the grave or if they will talk about it on some distant day.

Poo

Saga Scarlet Grace has quite a few characters with shocking developments after the ending.

There are characters who lead a normal life in their later years.

>>36

I’m really impressed with Lisa’s seedbed end…

Naihalt Uaso Eke Ranbaldiya

The performance is interesting, but when you actually play, you see the various aspects of being a ruler and a warrior, which makes it a really fascinating character, so I haven’t been paying much attention to the performance anymore.

I think the overall quality isn’t bad, it’s just that the Ikusou is standing out too much.

Mikael from 3 seems to be doing quite badly after that.

>>42

Mikael is rather skillfully maneuvered as depicted in Re:Universe.

Roan is still alive 300 years later and has descendants.

In the midst of such prominent endings, Saga Scar stands out.

A fire evil god? A great nation starting a war? More than that, my greatest battle is about to begin!!

It’s great that Leo is going to beat up his girlfriend’s dad.

Aren’t there multiple actors and voice actors with the same name?

Were you identified?

>>44

There is someone with the same name, but their voice is completely different, so you can tell right away.

In the first place, voice actors generally have voice samples at their agency, so it’s easy to identify them.

It is clearly stated that the 50 years of peace after David became the leader of the Lords’ Alliance is better compared to Saga Frontier 2.

>>45

It seems like His Highness might just declare war as it is around next year.

Fifty years of peace is quite an achievement by any realistic standard, right?

Ryukishi… Dono!?

Is there some kind of conflict after clearing Romancing SaGa 3?

The remaining God King cult is probably dangerous.

>>48

Zweig is like a troublesome lump above his eye from Roanne’s perspective.

Pidona is probably safe since Ludwig is likely to fall from power.

I was deeply moved and shaken when I heard the new recording of the prince in the remaster commercial.

If the only difference between gods and humans is the difference in power, then the existence of gods is unnecessary!

>>51

Fuyoura!

>>51

I love this line.

There are also actors like Masaya Katō who have appeared in large-scale dramas such as Yoshitsune…

Are you you care HIP’s YOU

It was shocking to learn that the narration for the Ajience commercial was done by His Highness.

The dragon knights are more annoying when they act like they don’t get that the deployment conditions are from the first week, rather than being like His Highness… what an idiot…

Also, the fact that once you make them a companion, you can’t let them leave.

He is an ambitious person, but also quite conscientious as a ruler.

Due to the fierce competition among the Kujalart and the frankly incompetent emperor, it’s understandable that a realm surrounded by such an empire would only find stability through military force.

I feel that His Highness would gladly move the troops for that reason.

When I’m doing politics and when I’m traveling with the protagonist.

It is believed that the persona is different.

It’s understandable that the world falls into chaos because the Empire collapses in Romancing SaGa 1.

While teaching Aisha about the difference in civilization, he’s trying to bring the daughter of the bandit leader into his harem, so he’s quite ambitious, isn’t he?

It seems there are many shadow warriors, Your Highness.

Despite being a shadow warrior, this guy has good equipment and becomes a companion…

>>64

If the quality of the equipment reveals whether it’s real or fake, that would be a problem.

However, in the world of Romancing SaGa 3, threats are not as prominent as in other SaGa worlds.

The fact that death and destruction occurred is a huge blow, and there’s also the possibility that the fated children born at that time could cause a glitch and destroy the world.

From a general perspective, there is no resurrection of the Demon King, and the Four Demon Nobles remain legends due to their covert activities until that time.

I think Mikael is someone who, rather than being in the spotlight, causes wars to raise national prestige and solidifies his foundation, and then stops fighting.

Considering the state of Pidona, it seems that having King Messana isn’t really necessary.

>>67

In the end, it’s just that the old nobility is still in charge of their territories.

Mikael just seems to want to persuade others to name the sphere of influence of Roanne as the New Kingdom, without any greater ambitions.

>>67

That place has been vacant since the death of the former king; in effect, Maximus, who is connected to Ludwig, is in control.

Is Saga Frontier the most peaceful? The criminal organization is perishing, the top of the useless demons is dead, and the politician who attempted a violent uprising exploded with the super robot.

>>70

There are quite a few rebel forces against Trinity, including Manhattan, so it’s not very peaceful for humans.

>>81

Since Mond seized power and acted recklessly, there’s a movement to incorporate external voices and push for reform.

I think it was in the lute edition commentary of the “Ura Kaitai Shinsho.”

Romancing SaGa 3 seems like the boy and Sara are rebuilding the world, so it feels like it might continue in a fairly peaceful era.

The God King Sect seems to have a predetermined course for the exclusion of Maximus, so there is no significant impact aside from Khalid.

The intro of the BGM is too strong.

>>73

The background music of Kawazu Shrine is a bit too strong and somewhat distracting… I was thinking something like this about the BGM…

The text does not have a translatable meaning as it appears to be a phonetic representation or sound effect.

The ambitions of this person to seize the country and the threat of Saruin are completely different issues…

Basically, everyone throws harsh replies at the monkey that flaunts the theory of a selfish brat just because it has power.

The most painful part is Shif, who is self-questioning whether I can do it properly, while being ignored and not even receiving a response.

>>76

Fool

Don’t face Saruin directly…

If we include social games, then Romancing SaGa 3 guarantees 300 years of peace.

Three hundred years later, the demon lord causes a great disaster.

It was really difficult to hold back my laughter when that “det det det de de de” played in the commercial.

Are you you care HIP’s YOU?

The intro of that song is too strong!

Miradrive will make you hungry!

Do you understand this language?

If a war breaks out between regions, it would cause worldwide damage, right? Saga Frontier.

“Don’t pluck the feathers from Tiny Feather! That’s my advice, but I think only someone like the prince would come up with that idea.”

The text translates to: “I can make a little girl here.”

Romancing SaGa 2 has turned out quite nicely, hasn’t it?

>>91

Well, I think it’s uncertain whether armed merchant ships will behave themselves or not.

I won’t return the aquamarine.

Kill the Dragon Knight.

Armor theft

I will come out first and disrupt the dark event.

The PS2 version was a bit annoying.

Saga Frontier actually has a troublesome group called the Trinity People who don’t appear in the game (they’re somewhat like the Celestial Dragons from One Piece, living in a privileged class region and indulging in luxury).

The premise is that the governor is merely acting on behalf of the authority of the Trinity people.

It’s just that I won’t do it because it’s not aesthetic, but at the level of a demon lord, you seem to have the capability equivalent to an ancient strategic weapon on your own.

In terms of gameplay, Orlouge was weak.

In the Saga Frontier world, the threat that can destroy regions on a scale of tens of thousands is not limited to just the ones defeated by each protagonist.

It’s a world where it’s only natural to have things like that on the ground in the rural regions around here.

In a way, it can be said that the threat continues indefinitely.

I love the design of the room where I arrive right in front of His Highness when the “dedede” sound (kahn) finishes!

I wonder how serious this person is about their attitude towards Aisha.

>>100

You’re thinking that it can be politically utilized, right?

The one I’m really aiming for is Diana.

>>100

If we establish a marital relationship with the noble and royal family of Rosalía, the incorporation of the Galasa Step will progress smoothly…

Although treated as a joke, I think the prince in Minstrel Song is the scariest opponent among humans.

1 is Nighthart.

3 is Robin and the professor.

Was there a dedicated BGM for 2?

The era of chaos that the dismembered ruler wanted to see, as a result of the dismemberment of the one who was dismembered, will probably begin.

The world of Saga Frontier has various threats, but there are plenty of people to fight them, so it’s not a problem.

>>105

After all, the Lethal Dragoon… the Lethal Dragoon solves everything…

>>112

I recently learned that unlike the dual sword style, dual wielding pistols can use a shield and that the sub-gun doesn’t depend on attack power, so it’s better to choose one with a high ammo count.

>>117

I didn’t know that…

So, was lethal lethal pointless?

There’s a troublesome guy named Saruin that we’re teaming up against, but he’s basically ruthless towards enemy countries.

They’re kind to their own people, so to speak.

>>107

However, in times of true crisis in the world, the empire poses a threat, but the rulers who take action decisively have solid reasoning, and that is also part of their charm.

On the other hand, it seems like they’re also planning to cleverly leverage the benefits from that time after the war.

It’s a threat like “If the Talal tribe doesn’t join us, we’ll wipe them out.”

It seems better because the top comes directly to give recommendations.

>>108

It is a quick decision to dive underground immediately.

I don’t think I have any normal interest in the opposite sex.

He is usually a gentleman towards women, wanting to lend a hand to polish the gem that can shine.

If we teach Rosaria’s culture, it might help with Talaar’s submission and naturalization; isn’t that partly an ambition?

Is it true that His Highness will start a war after ED according to the information from the Kawazu deity’s social media?

Well, I think it seems likely…

There are those who can single-handedly destroy a region and end up becoming hermits.

Well, considering the prince’s personality, it’s unlikely he would let the Earl of Robarn, who plotted to take advantage of the fire, get away with it easily…

Finally, since Nishimatsu Castle is going to collapse, I think the Empire and Rosalio will almost completely sever diplomatic relations…

The empire also has issues with succession.

Claudia definitely won’t come back.

>>120

In the end, will the Duke of Rovarn and his wife succeed?

>>124

When we defeated Saruin, one of the Ismas sank and Rovern got caught up in it too.

I recently started playing Minstrel Song, but I was really scared because I couldn’t tell if the emperor believed Lord Robahn’s statement at the end of the scene about the emperor’s strange illness out of sincerity or flattery.

>>121

The Emperor is such a nice guy that he truly relies on his brother-in-law.

If the difference between gods and humans is only a difference in power, then the existence of gods is unnecessary! I really like it.

A famous line that succinctly expresses Your Highness’s grandeur and nobility.

Romancing SaGa 2 feels like the empire was able to establish control over all regions, whether consciously or unconsciously, by taking advantage of the defeat of the Seven Heroes.

It feels like I was able to achieve what the thread image was trying to do within the story.

>>123

Because it takes hundreds of years with the method of transmission.

Claudia does have feelings for her relatives, but in terms of her personality… there’s no way she would become the emperor’s heir…

Wasn’t Loban destroyed by some kind of aftershock?

Wasn’t the Duke of Robarn involved in the collapse of Ismas along with the elite troops?

The one with the inheritance rights is the wife, so she might still be alive.

The emperor who heals on his own and Claudia, the gorilla of gorillas.

The royal family is too strong, which makes it easier for them to trust people.

Your Majesty is already familiar, but Jean’s way of speaking is quite quirky and makes me laugh.

>>132

Honestly, Alberto’s voice is so intense that it has a strong presence…!

Duke Roberan died caught up in the Ismas collapse, so there is no one left in the Empire who can stand against His Highness.

Since Claudia is LP17, the emperor probably has around 30 or so…

>>134

Why am I recovering from this strange disease on my own when I need a Destiny Stone for treatment…?

>>143

Moreover, it quickly becomes unnecessary at a considerable high speed.

>>143

Well, it’s more of a strange disease or a curse.

I think I was able to register.

>>143

According to the producer’s interpretation, it seems that the other protagonists who were not included resolved it.

Since Alkaar doesn’t help at all in the main story, when my true identity was revealed…

It’s terrible that I became a stalker uncle to erase memories.

Not a jam.

Ta-da!

The Duke of Loban is probably making successors, so even if he gets along with Ismas and something goes wrong, it should work out somehow.

I don’t think Claudia is suited for politics in the first place.

In Minsaga, the performances of the young, mid-level, and veteran voice actors at the time were kind of strange.

Is the sound quality bad?

Many people are giving passionate performances, but somehow the direction is different.

>>141

Mom…

>>147

It can sing the rhythm of passion.

Isn’t there a moment when Shif also talks with such strength sometimes?

Ismas and Robarn have collapsed, and Buffal and Rosaria are no longer contiguous.

The empire’s navy and economic strength are still intact, so the lifespan of the nation has likely been extended.

Could it be that other heirs are killing each other in a deadly fight, Your Majesty the Emperor?

Isn’t it that you became the new emperor just because this guy was left alone and ended up surviving?

Did you connect the Coral Sea and Inarchy?

I feel like the assumption that we’ll talk at times like this might encounter changes later on when we use it.

The evaluations of the residents of Rosalia suggest that it is a good government, and it seems that the unification under the prince will be beneficial.

Well, even if things become tumultuous again after the prince’s death…

>>152

From the perspective of the citizens, His Highness is truly a hero.

The collapse of Isumasu Castle has connected the sea, so it seems likely that there will be another dispute over maritime territorial issues.