#reishiki

[elenaoftheturks]

Is it just me....

Or are there similarities between Type-0 and Xv?

Type-0: Rem and Machina were childhood friends -> also happens in XV with Luna and Noctis.

Machina and Rem haven’t seen each other since childhood until they joined Class 0 and met again after years -> also happens in XV,Luna and Noctis haven’t seen each other until Altissia

As a child Machina and Rem witnessed the death of Machinas mother (while hiding in a closet) -> happens with Luna,Ravus and Noctis when the Empire attacked Tenebrae.

All die and Machina and Rem got married at the end (noted after the credits!) -> has also happened in XV with Luna and Noctis after the credits

Some of the side characters were pretty cool but you had to kill them without getting to know them.

I’m sure there’s more. Don’t get me wrong, I loved Type -0 and I obviously like Ffxv a lot, but FFXV sometimes felt like I was playing type -0 all over again except the characters had different names.

______

From ffvii: Lunas death scene remembers me a lot of Aeriths death. -> she even sunk the same way.

[shinkenkan]

Instructor Shopping

In traditional martial arts, this refers to the dishonorable act of a student seeking advancement by going outside their direct line of instruction—often approaching their teacher’s teacher or another high-ranking master—in an attempt to receive rank or recognition they have not legitimately earned. This behavior, sometimes called shihan-sagashi（師範探し, “searching for a master”）or shishō-watari（師匠渡り, “jumping between masters”）, undermines the trust and integrity of the transmission (keisho, 継承) within a lineage.

It reflects poorly on the student’s character, showing a lack of patience, loyalty (chūgi, 忠義), and humility (kenkyo, 謙虚)—qualities central to traditional budō.

[nondescriptin-human]

https://twitter.com/0Reishiki/status/1046037815631306752?s=09

[dan-budo]

¿Arigatō gozaimashita o Arigatō gozaimasu?

      Existe la confusión en cuanto al uso de ambos términos, ambos significan lo mismo: “gracias”, es  una expresión formal y educada de agradecimiento, como decía Mareggiani Sensei “Máximo honorífico”.

      Pero ¿cuándo debe usarse cada una? como suele suceder en el idioma japonés, es algo difícil de explicar.  Se utiliza “ Arigatō gozaimashita” cuando la acción por la que estamos agradeciendo ya pasó y utilizamos  Arigatō gozaimasu cuando la acción aún no ha terminado. Por ejemplo, te caes en un pozo y alguien te tiende la mano para ayudarte a salir, le dices “arigatō gozaimasu” porque te está ayudando en ese momento, una vez que estás afuera del pozo, diríamos “ arigatō gozaimashita”

      En el dojo, decimos “Arigatō Gozaimashita” al finalizar la clase porque esta ya terminó.

      Algunos autores en lugar de escribir Arigatō con  “ ō”  utilizan “ou”,  ambas indican que es una O larga o sostenida.

Si queremos expresar gratitud de una manera menos formal, podemos simplemente decir “Domo” “Arigatō ” o “Domo Arigatō” (muchas gracias)

[chunyuan]

Ace, Class 0 and Noctis Lucis Caelum are the best I get from Final Fantasy after years of waiting, I guess.

[aprettyboykiller]

Reishiki capsule collection by Maison Kitsuné

[clange-kaze]

Vo & Lyrics: ChriS Ito

Music & Guitar: Takeharu Ishimoto

Bass: T$UYO$HI (P.T.P/The Bonez)

Drum: ZAX (P.T.P/The Bonez)

[lovedonnielle]

FINAL FANTASY Type-0 HD Original Sound Track music (Takeharu Ishimoto) arrangement (Ken-P)