I can't wait to see what Squeenix does with her hair!

@The-Dayman: I don't think they can just fire employees and then not pay them for services already rendered. It's more likely a (future) salary or creative dispute.

@icedrake523: You can pause the game, just not if you want to win a million bucks. Seems fair enough.

@Mykalwane: Back in my day, .— . .- .-.. .— .- -.— ... ... .—. —- -.- . .. -. — —- .-. ... . -.-. —- -.. .

Those sure are some big powers.

@OrwellJames: Necromancy was a pretty big part of Oblivion, which was a prominent game this generation. That's seems like reason enough to have included it, especially since it's an example of a very traditional approach.

@OrwellJames: So shouldn't it be an example?

Guess you forgot Oblivion.

@Quicksilver4648: Well, "deflower" was actually my first pick, but that was too obvious. And I think "pollinate her stigma" works better because of the increased esoterica.

@tetracycloide: Aerate her root system?

@pandafresh: I think the phrase you're looking for is "water her flower".

"Shotokan"

@Ockman: Masturbation and Akihabara go together really well.

@bobtheduck in Korea: Well, I don't blame KyoAni for Kadokawa's decisions (it wasn't the studio's choice to do it like that). And I like seeing Nagato in a 8 different swimsuits. Even if she's clearly miserable for like half the arc.

@bobtheduck in Korea: I've watched it twice. It's not that bad, and I liked how some episodes had their own little motifs, like the airplane episode. I might even watch it again, if someone releases BD rips.

@The Forgetful Brain: You do know there is a second season that aired last year, right?

@WhiteMåge is in fact a boy, damnit: It's more of a guidelines, really.

@WhiteMåge is in fact a boy, damnit: Blog.

@Mozz-eyes: Yeah, it reminds me of that, too, which in turn reminds me of Titus Andronicus, the Shakespeare play it's based on.

Pretty sure HOAS is Hold On A Second, though I've never seen it before.