In terms of the story, it’s just a guy who suddenly appears and doesn’t stand out.

A man with a firestorm technique who has extremely high points.

What’s your name again?

>>1

Firestorm-san

Having amazing skills and qualities, yet reinforced with metal armor.

A man who is particularly overlooked in history!

From the player’s perspective, the contribution is amazing, but it probably isn’t recorded in history.

Which do you want to use, the staff or the axe?

>>5

Spear

It’s a name like Godrick or Pacholek.

Since I’m a companion of Tycoon Will on the Megalith exploration, I suppose my name might be recorded in history.

It might be a good idea to train at Han’s ruins as a candidate for the inheritance of the staff.

Someone whose level growth is good, alongside Ramon.

Since Will is joining, this guy will be the one who can inherit the staff to Ginny.

>>10

Diana Mama also has the qualities of a staff, so it’s not impossible.

It’s tough that I can only go to the fossil cave or the ghoul’s tower.

>>12

If you try to train Diana after the second round, isn’t it around the time just after the Fossil Cave that you can do the enhanced demon scenario?

>>47

Yuria has always been here, hasn’t she?

>>49

If you want, you can even use it on the third generation.

It was officially said that around the time when Gustave was promoting steel weapons, there were people who, in a trend-driven mood, gathered steel equipment… or maybe that’s not right.

In the initial state, it looks like a hardcore martial artist, right?

I’m equipped with metal armor, and my technology level is definitely higher for weapons.

For some reason, I remember Firestorm.

She made her first appearance at 17 years old.

It’s a prodigy.

I don’t remember if it’s an official setting that they come from a prestigious family in the arts.

Having a combination of magic and metal armor in that era shows foresight.

>>16

Even if it’s for game-related convenience, since you can change your equipment for each battle, it would be a waste not to make use of it, right?

I don’t know the settings, but it seems unlikely that they can use martial arts, so there might be a chance of them being a rich kid.

>>18

A serious person and a joker make a good balance.

Your resistance to techniques will increase, but…

It also hinders my ability to use my techniques, right?

>>21

Premiere also wore metal armor, but I wonder what the reason was.

You probably had many opportunities to deal with thugs who use techniques.

It has the qualities of a staff and an axe, but when I think of it as a blunt weapon and an axe, it’s too much for a power fighter.

I’m currently training like crazy as a stand for Genie.

I’m unsure how to utilize him since he overlaps with Tyler as an axe character.

The second generation often tends to be overshadowed, doesn’t it?

>>28

First generation group! Sregra and Raymond are barely part of the first generation group!

The axe route to finish off Tyler and possess Mi-chan is the best option… and Purumi can just use a spear.

The image in the thread and Raymond are more likely to have spirits behind them because they go through Han and the sea of trees, right?

The more Raymond raises it, the more it becomes a war god?

Thanks to the annihilation technique devised by Raymond, we were able to defeat the Unknown Egg, so you are No. 1.

There are interactions with the Knights family, but since Rich doesn’t claim the Knights name, there are probably people who don’t know about that.

If I had the sword talent, the second time would have been super helpful, but it doesn’t match the appearance…

The youngest member (17) at the time of the long-awaited Tycoon birth.

Caloric-san

Probably someone who hasn’t slept with Eleanor.

Patrick Gameon Pair has quite a long enrollment period.

When training the inherited source, I was very torn between whether to train the thread picture or Diana, and I chose the thread picture.

The combination of Patrick and Raymond is rather impressive.

I wanted to use Will, regardless of his strength, because I felt that way in the final member selection.

Well, then shall we do the inheritance law… that’s what I thought.

It’s a supporting role, but it strangely sticks in my memory because of its strength.

The party is highly complete when this guy is around, so I’m having him defeat the sage.

It’s not like we’re deeply intertwined, but I’m always here and it feels like I’m a solid supporting role.

There are too many martial gods in the second generation…

The Sword Saint Diana and the Martial Arts King Raymond are famous, aren’t they?

However, doing it again, Diana is really cute, right?

>>51

The cuteness of the victory pose is off the charts.

>>56

And that cuteness is for Genie-chan.

Diana has such good sword reach that she can use Cross Break for free every turn.

A man who continues to punch and kick in order to weave destruction.

And he completes it.

I realized that I somehow remembered Firestorm, and it was thanks to this person…

Wasn’t it the spear that Diana also had an easier time growing with, after all?

Because the Hōshi Pimiento Forest sword is optimal, I want you to become a sword saint.

>>58

If Rich cheats, I’ll chase him down with the Hōshiyōrin sword…

>>61

💡

Phantom Sword!

>>61

💡

It’s great that adventurous people who love new things are getting into metal equipment; it really captures the spirit of the times.

What is noteworthy about Diana is the growth rate of WS.

Patrick builds in a way that makes it impossible to tell what he wants to do at first glance, but once you understand it, he’s really strong…!

Phantom Sword Flash happened.

The Steel Soldier had its eye on the steel armor even before one year after the great battle of Tycoon Will.

Diana’s outfit seems too ordinary compared to others…

>>68

Because I am a village girl from a pioneer village…

Such a person is strong because it’s fate.

>>68

Because I’m a village girl.

Mr. Naruses’ bushfire is going to be reorganized.

>>69

The effect is bad.

The steel armor is strong, but the debuffs from magic are too severe, so it won’t be used.

>>73

People who can normally use magic generally have no real reason to use it…

>>73

So, by equipping those who cannot use magic, they become strong soldiers.

The bushfire really gives off the feeling of standard magic from that world and that era in its effects.

The firestorm effect is too excellent.

It might just be that Cody is a digger but has a flamboyant outfit…

Bushfire and Woodstock are taking too long!

>>79

I will learn Firestorm at the ruins of Han.

The steel soldier charge is too strong.

It seems that Mr. Tyler has no particular issues even with metal equipment.

Are you saying that if Diana dresses like Misty, she would be the strongest?!

>>83

It might have been happening in front of Rich.

>>85

Making her dress like her mother a little…

>>85

It seems like it has happened.

>>87

Ugh.

>>89

Restraining or deterrence

>>89

Quotes that should be remembered in history.

>>97

It’s a remark that is extremely low.

>>85

It’s a situation relying on memories of Rich when Misty was in her loli days, isn’t it!

I like bushfires as they are, but firestorms are too excellent.

It feels way stronger than the original Firestorm.

>>88

It’s simple and fast, and you can add skill levels through inheritance, so it’s really strong…

As expected, the coexistence of metal and magic isn’t about doing both alone, but rather getting the tank role to be completely solidified to the level where they don’t even consider using magic.

Even if the backline uses a large-scale spell that involves the tank, it won’t work!!! Because it’s made of steel!!!! I feel like doing that is the right answer.

In general, I mostly end up using Firestorm and Incinerate, but Thunder Call is really useful for combos.

Summoning thunder is good; follow the example of heavenly thunder.

The original Firestorm was usually lacking in power.

Right after the incident, I changed the subject by talking to Misty, so I was able to earn a lot of trust.

Wasn’t Premiere also a non-caster but with a tendency to struggle?

>>100

This time, you’re properly touching on those points, aren’t you?

I can cut it, but other than that, the way maniacs use it is no good.

>>104

Isn’t that a meteor?

Also, the anime…

>>114

I made a mistake because I misunderstood it, so I’m done for.

Someone… the Flame Flame Stone Tree…

The newly added remastered bosses have all completely negated Morale decrease, increasing the importance of defense, so there may have been some foresight involved.

Well, I don’t have enough maximum JP and magical power enhancement…

I don’t think it’s that unusual to choose steel equipment for the yakuza business after its spread, rather than before the rise of Gustav.

I’m curious about how Will explained to Diana, who didn’t know the backstory of the egg, that he suddenly came with his grandchild.

>>105

I feel that if we talk about the dangerous Kver that hijacks people’s consciousness, it might be relatively accepted in that worldview.

>>105

I don’t think the grandchild has been born yet, at the point when we arrived at Term.

The robe called the Lake Water Cloth is just too strong…

>>106

The shield called “Water Mirror” is too strong.

Mr. Van… take it off.

The robe is troubled by whether it’s lake water or stardust.

Well, it would definitely be in my belly, and since Will has an incredible sense of anima, it wouldn’t be surprising if the child in my belly could sense Rich’s anima as well.

Well, Will is quite a celebrity as a digger, so if someone like him says it, I guess people will believe it.

I don’t know how much Diana at the North Gate knows about Will, but…

It’s scary how they casually come back over 40.

>>113

It seems I’m being called an old man… so these two are being treated that way too… I feel a bit shocked.

When a person dies, most people can understand that the anima disappears, so I don’t think it’s strange to have occult stories around Kver.

I can’t get the robe from the twin lake in the Tower of Ghouls at all.

I keep getting hats with feathered edges.

>>116

It’s 1% ST.

I confirmed that it will be released.

>>116

You can carry over items, so just collect the third outfit in your second playthrough.

I think Will will almost understand if there’s the keyword “egg.”

Meteora-chan’s way of using the mania is pretty naughty…

>>120

So I’ll go wild with the keepsake axe.

I heard that Ginny-chan has started to get involved with egg-related matters.

Diana-san, who became enveloped in darkness right in front of her.

>>122

That’s just too obvious.

>>128

It seems like the time I ran away from home was when I was the most panicked.

>>130

Maybe Rich, who was taken over by Egg, came to pick me up and took me away…!? I was thinking about that, and it’s fine, right?

However, the Genie Party, which was formed almost by chance, is truly a tight-knit group…

>>125

It seems that Roberto is an incredibly nice guy.

>>125

Roberto will mediate the situation.

Gustav and Plume neither pry into others’ pasts because the past is the past.

And it’s the cute, cute Genie-chan.

There aren’t many factors that cause discord.

>>125

Jeannie

Purumi

Robert

I think Gustav is particularly close.

Meteor will join later in a modest way, so it doesn’t feel that deep.

SaGa Frontier 2 has an overall too low drop rate for rare items.

This time there are three times, so I can still run it…

Diana is the only one in that clan who isn’t a digger, so it must have been really tough for her during the time when Genie wasn’t around.

In the Ultimania novel, it’s too nice of you, Diana, to live with Will, who is over 100 years old, even after becoming a grandmother.

Rich is probably also aware of Egg’s past since Egg died and he might have heard about it from Will…

Isn’t it amazing that Grandpa figured out where Ginny-chan is?

>>134

Since you’re a tycoon, I’m sure you’re getting information from diggers all over the place.

Grandpa is too indulgent with his grandchild…

It can’t be helped, but Will’s too stubborn attitude towards Egg results in Rich saying it’s not good, which leads to missing out on Misty from childhood. It’s okay, but also not okay.

The party is complete with Genie-chan’s cute charisma and Roberto’s communication skills, earning the affection of everyone.

At that party, it seems like only Roberto would feel a sense of closeness, doesn’t it, Mi-chan?

The partner of the thread image tends to become a fist god.

Roberto, who can adventure with Gustav, isn’t a bad guy or anything, but he really has great potential.

>>143

Rather, it seems like Gustav really trusts Roberto.

I’m curious about why Roberto started hanging out with Gustav.

It’s clearly a crazy hairstyle.

>>144

From the viewer’s perspective, the hairstyle looks strange, but no one in that world points it out…

Since I was little, I imitated Grandpa Will.

It seems that they often went out and took trips somewhere on their own, pretending to be diggers.

Genie-chan

Gustav has a better sword growth rate, and Ginny’s talent is inherited from her mother.

Everyone knows, right?

Throw away one of those swords.

Hmm… it really is nice, Roberto-kun.

Would you like to become an Edelritter?

>>149

I already have my next job lined up…

Diana is a village girl, but Ginny has the blood of the Digger clan in her…

I think the initial Will party is somehow close, but Naruses seems to create a bit of noise.

>>153

Rather, I think they are a great benefactor to Will.

>>154

I can understand why Will reminisces about having a good teacher in later years, especially regarding how they addressed painful areas.

But as Tyler-san says, he’s such a grumpy old man with a bad mouth and various other issues that he wouldn’t even be in a position like that if it weren’t for Will.

>>153

Considering that Mr. Naruses is a veteran, it’s clear that he is a necessary person, especially when things start to feel a bit loose and he brings them back in line.

If you say you follow the successor of Gustave’s sword instead of the fake Gustave, it’s pretty impressive, Roberto.

It seems like Anonymous-chan is wishing for grandpa to die because they want to inherit something.

>>157

Since there’s no helping it, I’ll just have to endure being my dad’s friend’s aunt.

Well, if it’s a grandchild, it shouldn’t be limited to Will…

Professor Silmar also had sweet depictions of Meteora in the bragger.

>>158

You’re being too harsh on Mr. Van…

>>158

I thought the additional scenario this time seemed quite sweet.

>>163

With a cheerful personality, they even call me “Master.”

Of course, it will become sweet.

It’s not just rich; Eleanor and Rich are quite close too, aren’t they?

>>159

“You’re bringing another different partner again, aren’t you?!”

>>166

“………………”

>>172

“Alright, let’s work hard!!!”

Firestorm and Storm Sword are great, right?

What about a reply? It’s scary, Sir Mal.

The rich soul, honed through tag hunting with hard rock and stone beasts, fits well with Gustav.

Rich and Gustav have similar qualities…

What is that keepsake axe?

Mr. Shilmar

Professor Van

>>168

It’s a non-breakable stone tool with one-hit kill immunity, with a performance of 40.

>>174

Isn’t this Kvel?

The blacksmith who transformed a mere delinquent into a somewhat polite member of the baseball team might, in a way, be the savior of the world.

Only someone as great as Professor Silmar or as straightforward as Will, or as genuine a man as Tyler…

>>173

Even Nebelstan is quite a real man…

>>176

Do you think acting recklessly is proof of bravery, you kid?

>>191

Narusesu-san is like…

What you’re saying makes sense, but you’re going a bit overboard with the extra words!

Mr. Naruses is a good person at heart, but his outward demeanor is difficult, so there aren’t many people who can get that close.

Rich and Eleanor seem like they’ve slept together at least once.

I really like being able to directly feel the connections between generations, like seeing newcomers from the previous generation come out as veterans.

If it’s the Genie generation, there would only be Will left after skipping a generation.

Bols honestly felt like it might be impossible unless someone as incredibly strict as Narses is involved.

After that, it’s Teacher Shilmars.

>>180

Rather, I think that kind of person tends to rebel against Naruses-san and is the type to go on a rampage.

>>183

I think it would have been better to have let them run wild when they were young and make them learn the hard way.

>>194

It’s the result of doing nothing…

The general has little opportunity to appear…

In the Will Party, the two who will become wives are quite normal people.

That’s definitely tied to the tip of a stone-like Kverel stick… but there is the example of hard rock…

In this game, occasionally a genius from the wild pops up and, without showing any particular talent, gets buried in history and disappears.

Like Genie-chan’s mom

>>186

It is something that occurs quite often in reality.

Is it a tool of remembrance at all?

The general and Narseis have never gotten along well since their youth.

When I resumed after getting older… it still seems like we have a bad relationship.

Let’s have Professor Shilmarl do something about it.

>>189

I remember laughing at the extremely unflattering sketch that Narcisse drew after hearing about Nebelstan in Insaga.

I wanted more infinite tools for the remaster.

Although it was a youthful folly, one could certainly say that the young general was quite reckless.

>>192

There are also reports of a general who is relentlessly killing frogs along the way.

Mr. Naruses and General Nebelstan are the same age.

The great teacher said that it’s normal to have tools that don’t break.

>>196

What the hell is The Silmarillion…?

Hehe, I bought the electronic book version of Ultimania, so I’m going to enjoy it today…

Such courage is the bravery of a fool.

It’s good that it doesn’t break, but what is up with the instant death defense…?

They’re the ones to blame! I’m not at fault! No, it’s your fault, you brat… That’s what I think Naruces-san would say.

It’s nice that you can see the difference between tools with usage limits and those without in the game system.