If you know the ship is veering off-course, then maybe we should steer it away from smashing into the iceberg?
(^_-)≡★ The Japanese appraisal of
Skullgirls in general is certainly fascinating, but perhaps it should be in its own thread? What they think of Beowulf is fine, but everything else...
Annie can't break kayfabe so all she can drink is cream soda and apple juice.
You're right, but it isn't kayfabe (a word I had to look up, meaning the portrayal of staged events as real/true)!
Annie's curse of being "forever a child" as her parents wished upon the Skull Heart for prohibits her from swearing, smoking, drinking, and other adult actions. The
canon info thread only specifies she's "physically not able to swear due to her condition," but I assume if something arbitrary as cursing is a rule, then why not "adult beverages" like alcohol?
As for the story, when Grendel's arm first slaps Beowulf, who do you think is the cause?
A. Grendel. The Gigan's soul still dwells in the arm and wants Beowulf to embark on a quest for the truth.
B. No one. Like a frog leg kicking from a spark to the nerves, the arm reacts to the Skullgirl's power. I'm leaning towards this one
C. Skullgirl Marie. Her awareness pouring over New Meridian like a colorless fog, she tests her new powers, trying to use sign-language to ask "can I have an autograph for my friend? Make it out to 'Patricia'?"