My aunt was a fan of Moto Hagio, so I was ordered to just go and buy it.

>>1

Is there some relation?

If it’s Soul Blader…

I loved that creepy worldview even though it was scary.

>>2

🐕 It’s your meat!

I only have memories of when I used to do it long ago.

I wonder why the vampire couple was cooperating at the final boss’s place.

>>3

Did you help me?

>>11

I have a memory of being taken to the next floor on the way to the final boss, not actually fighting.

There are no lines, and I still don’t understand why they helped there…

>>14

Due to the influence of the light from the evolution of the comet, I became unable to die even if I wanted to.

I thought that if Tem and the others defeated the comet, the power of that distorted evolution would be lost, allowing them to find peace.

I should be able to hear about it through Karen.

>>40

Thank you… I had no memory of that at all.

I feel refreshed…

>>14

It carried a big bird too, right?

I loved it because it was fun to play with.

I wonder why it’s called the Quintet trilogy.

>>6

Is it because they all shared the theme of destruction and rebirth?

A story development that clearly revolves around the theme of human actions.

Now, let’s return to the red jewel completion run.

The final boss’s face is so refreshing that it’s actually scary.

A juvenile work that is like a perfect example of a drifting scene.

It was a scary story from a child’s perspective.

What’s up with the limited recovery items!!!

Each work has its own variety.

A friend who has become a different creature, or a wife who eats the flesh of her dead husband and says it’s meat now.

Suddenly becoming a boss that’s too strong, like Bloody Mary, has too many things that become traumatic.

I have never been able to achieve a 100% approval rating in the mayoral election.

>>15

That’s all creation of heaven and earth…

The story about feeding my husband’s meat is about the time we got caught in an avalanche and went missing along with the couple of gemsboks.

Bloody Mary is Valencia Castle.

The mayoral election is a sub-scenario of capitalism and socialism.

>>70

I’m sorry, I understand it’s about creation, but that’s the part that left the strongest impression on me in the trilogy…

What I dislike the most about Gaia is that you lose if you drink a poisoned beverage.

It’s interesting, but since it involves back and forth with gimmicks, it tends to feel long… very long…!!

>>16

Collecting red gemstones for the hidden boss is tough if you miss them!

I don’t have a strong opinion, but I like it fairly well.

I was purely struggling with the map.

Because I wasn’t thinking about anything…

I have never been able to collect all the red gems.

What was the setting for transforming into the final form or something like an intermediate knight, again…?

>>21

Because Gaia whispers to me…

>>21

The protagonist, Tem, is a descendant of the dark warriors.

The heroine is a descendant of the warrior of light.

Combination!

The quintet was great because it was full of things that boys like, including slapstick.

There are times when I want to start over.

Remembering the complexity of the pyramid makes me not want to do it.

Isn’t it ridiculous that the only thing you can do with a fully glowing transformation is to pass through walls?

I like this BGM.

I have a memory that the rematch against the boss of the pyramid was really annoying without any stand.

The strangely memorable Angkor Wat.

>>29

Is this where the story about airplanes comes up?

What I still remember as a red jewel is

In the early part of the town, the townspeople fish with a low probability.

It’s the difficulty that makes you want to say, “Wait!”

I like the BGM after saving.

I really hate bugs crawling all over the floor.

Because they all had a similar feel in a mythical-like game.

Well, the gameplay is completely different, but…

I don’t remember why they were inspired by real myths or historical buildings anymore.

>>36

The world of the game is set in the real Earth, but…

Because a comet with some strange power is approaching.

History has distorted in a way that feels a little different from reality.

Dark warriors are like guardians that manifest when the world is in danger.

I used to record it on a cassette player and listen to it all the time.

I’m seriously waiting for the remake.

Are you going to eat your pet pig?

>>41

Instead of being eaten, I might become a sacrifice for being burned at the stake.

Why would you make such a strange mistake…?

It’s a historical revisionism, isn’t it?

>>42

Generally, Kamen Rider Kabuto GODSPEED LOVE

To be honest, it’s the least memorable of the Soul Trilogy.

A delicious smell is floating in the air…

When I was a child, the dungeon’s BGM was scary, and I couldn’t play it at night.

Software I want to try even though it’s not from my generation.

My favorite of the Quintet trilogy is Creation of Heaven and Earth.

I really love Soul Blader, but I think it would be tough to remake it in modern times.

The story has too many excessively gloomy or eerie descriptions that are not really related to it.

I really like the atmosphere and gimmicks of the sky garden, but there are a lot of bugs.

I want it to be remade as an open world.

In the end, the part where history is altered and the world turns into one with buildings was probably a criticism of civilization that was often seen back then.

I liked Soul Blader because it has simple conversations but a lot of lines that allow you to imagine the drama.

I want to give a grand prize for the SFC package artwork.

>>60

When I look at the instruction manual, I am taken aback by the surprisingly exquisite character design and feel intimidated.

>>51

Yeah

Well, each part of the trilogy has a lot of scary moments, doesn’t it?

Working overtime is tough.

At that time, my friend died in the sea and was reborn as a strange fish.

I felt nothing even when I saw a pig burned as a substitute.

Maybe it’s tougher to do it now.

I noticed that the explosion effect when the enemy dies is shaped like a face, and it really surprised me.

It’s the era of spirit photographs!

What were those guys from the Moon Clan again?

>>64

I wonder if they were people who mutated because of comets, just like the monsters.

Honestly, among the trilogy, I think it’s the lightest in tone but the hardest in terms of difficulty and depiction…

In the mixed trilogy, eating the dead pet pig as meat now turns Karen into someone quite heartless…

I was surprised because the pig was so pitiful.

The final boss is the strongest in the trilogy…

I was in elementary school at the time, but I couldn’t defeat it at all.

If I had to mention an impressive scene, it would be the poisoned cup.

>>72

I was shocked that my friends retired in that town.

>>75

It’s tough dealing with a father who is experiencing child regression.

>>72

No matter how many rounds I played, I happened to avoid the winning glass.

Until my friend I lent the software to said they drank poison and died.

I thought that whatever the player didn’t choose would automatically become the winning option.

I remember painters who eventually turn into a picture.

>>73

Because various distortions from the comet are happening, mysterious things are occurring frequently… On top of that, there are quite a few unscrupulous adults.

I have memories of pushing through the final boss.

>>74

It’s easy because the guard is too strong and can be patterned.

The girl with glasses is pitiful.

Moreover, when I said it was the first time I received something in return for the red jewel you gave me,

Eaten.

>>76

Because it finally appears at the top of the tower.

That guy has died again after becoming a Leviathan.

The difficulty adjustment where the Ark cannot attack diagonally, but the enemies can hit from diagonally.

>>78

That said, Creation of Heaven and Earth is a game where the combat is on the easier side (if you use shields properly).

The problem is a puzzle.

I didn’t know the hidden passage of Rouran and wandered for about a week.

>>84

I didn’t know where to proceed from halfway through the mechanical dungeon towards the end…

Well, about 2 dots, I guess (laughs).

I like to keep pressing the attack button as a dark warrior while mashing the d-pad.

There are many actions you can take, but since it’s on the SFC, I remember the commands being difficult.

As expected, adults are strong! That’s Free Dan.

I wanted to use Freedom until the very end.

Dark Flyer is too strong.

When I drink it, something that seems like poison comes out, you know?

>>90

You can also make Tem drink it after reading that warning.

Die normally.

The impression of the shadow is faint.

>>91

Outside of the last battle, it’s just something like a presence that breaks the floor in the pyramid…

>>91

Transforming into this guy and passing through walls in the pyramid is enough!

I really didn’t understand that!

It was quite a dark content, huh?

Becoming a shadow really happens towards the end, you know.

I remember transforming, but I can’t recall the main plot of the story.

Tem occasionally jumps forward with attack moves on his own, and I didn’t really understand why.

>>96

If you press the attack button and the directional key at the same time, a jump attack will occur.

It’s not completely simultaneous, but even if you press the directional keys before releasing the attack button during a normal attack, it can happen, making it feel like it misfired easily.

I only remember the last battle with my friend who became a whale, a reckless pig who raised a tiger, and the moon.

I was terrified that it would melt when I moved.

Shadows were for penetrating pyramids and for the final boss, right?

Well, it’s strong, but somehow monotonous…

I want the enemies that mimic the grass of Angkor Wat to come back every time.

Since I learned to slide, I have been killing most enemies with sliding.

Even if you die from poison, you can go back to the entrance of the village and start over.

It was, right?

Dan is quite a bit stronger.

I used to think it was definitely Lily.

Looking back now, I can see Karen’s careful growth process.

This one is definitely the heroine.

I wonder if there are any other games that feature real-life ruins like this.

>>108

Tomb Raider!

>>108

This really stimulates my sense of adventure… and on top of that, I end up seeing some rather serious aspects as well.

So you’re the hidden boss, huh?

>>111

The field is strong because it’s a field!

You were weak at that time in Seoul, weren’t you?!

>>122

It must be the difference between a disciple of God and a human.

I think it’s significant that we were able to enjoy this during the height of the occult boom at that time.

After going to the pyramid, you can choose shadows even in dungeons you have already cleared.

It has no meaning, but.

About one dot (laughs).

>>115

What is this again…?

>>121

Wasn’t it that Tem’s hair grew while drifting?

>>121

Did you drift and let your hair grow?

Wasn’t that a meta line when it was said?

I got stuck because I advanced without using something like Friedan’s fireball in the early cave.

Even after being reincarnated in the ending, I cried because everyone was still friends.

>>118

The theory that Lily couldn’t become human because it is the correct form to be born as a dandelion.

But if that’s the case, Temu’s mom and grandpa and grandma might also become dandelions.

I guess it’s just that the Itori tribe’s village is in a different school district after all.

The portrayal of slaves is properly that of slaves.

It’s a one-way game where you can’t go back, so if you miss something, it can lead to a dead end.

>>120

There are places where you can unexpectedly make a bold breakthrough that differs quite a bit from what was anticipated…

Do you remember the floating garden?

Something that resembles a world behind the scenes.

It’s called a trilogy, but Gaia and Creation of Heaven and Earth are…

It seems that while there is a connection in the content, Soul Blader doesn’t really feel related…

>>127

It has nothing to do with anything.

Soul Blader’s sound is similar to ActRaiser.

>>129

Ugh!

>>142

The sound of stepping on insects on the floor of Angkor Wat.

>>142

This seems to be a voice of Yūzō Koshiro.

I like the action in Soul Blader; it feels like a genuine evolution of Ys.

There are probably quite a few people who got stuck in the aerial garden because they could progress without using the Dark Flyer or Freedan’s technique.

I couldn’t report the slave and couldn’t fight Solid Arm, Anonymous Mu.

The silky hair sways in the wind.

I still feel a strong admiration, which influences my choices in shampoo and other things.

>>134

Are you okay?

Don’t you sometimes just have one dot of hair on your head?

Soul Blader features model worlds and spinning platforms in the last dungeon.

I kind of like it.

What’s up with Solid Arm being just normal strong?

It’s a boss at the beginning level that is featured in the instruction manual of Soul Blader.

ActRaiser has also been released on VC and a remake has come out.

I wonder why nothing has been released after those three works.

I thought it wouldn’t come out since there isn’t a quintet anymore, but if Actraiser can go, then it should be possible.

It’s a quintet trilogy, but there are about four of them.

>>141

It’s ActRaiser 1, 2 and Slapstick.

It’s fine that things are messed up because of the comet, but what on earth happens when we defeat it and everything becomes as if it never existed…?

I liked the action using the wings in ActRaiser 2.