EE Yabusame Houren's Theme: Wings that Transcend Spacetime ~ M-Theory
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- čas přidán 22. 08. 2024
- Original Title: 時空を越える翼 〜 M_theory
Composer: JynX
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Attack of the minor chords! I kinda really like this song though.
So yeah, this game has 2 stage 3 bosses. And Yabusame is just as big of a pain to fight as Tsubakura.
While getting these screen caps I found a funny thing you can do during one of Yabusame's cards. I need to show it off later.
So awesome their theme
It doesn't sound like they're in the level of inteligence like Cirno
I noticed her theme sounds like koishi’s theme a bit
Still my favourite version of their theme
oml...
how did i never noticed that i pressed the dislike button instead of the like button...
how...
hello
So
Y o u
Were the cause of that one dislike before
;-;
Dislike no longer exists
and here we beg the question: Just who the hell is Yabusame? because dear lord this doesn't feel like it represents yabu at all based on their shown character
She has the same vibe as Koishi from Touhou, it's so mindless and cheerful but sometimes creepy, she has her multiple dimension personality that i don't really understand at all.
In BPoHC tutorial, the Yabusame was another Yabusame from another dimension who contain the tutorial
For me, like Suzumi, there is a lot of Yabusame, but unlike Suzumi who travel into timeline and find other Suzumi, Yabusame just have other Yabusame in other dimensions
I think we never know if the Yabusame of a game is the Yabusame from previous game
Their chaotic and idiot personnality feat with that
I mean they do have some sort of relation to quantum physics, which is a lot more useful than it sounds-
We don't even know If they where spirited or just came to mungeri with their powers
She manipulate a reality bending power with ease
That says everything to me
What does M Theory mean?
From Google: M-theory is a theory in physics that unifies all consistent versions of superstring theory. Edward Witten first conjectured the existence of such a theory at a string-theory conference at the University of Southern California in the spring of 1995.