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Sorry I haven't been active lately. My thoughts over Beowulf have been preventing me to get into the fandom at all.

Isn't Double's Squigly disguise an elf, though?

I've been thinking... that maybe Beowulf did die in his Story Mode. But not physically. In the end he (most likely) didn't wrestle anymore, thus losing his "Beowulf" nickname, and became Annie's partner. That is if "Beowulf" is his wrestling nickname.

Mm yes. Not to mention that one of Beowulf's sketches look like a muscle anatomy study to me.

I love how we're talking about male abdomen in a Story Mode and Lore Discussion. I mean it.

Strange, and I thought there are a lot of pretty boys that are often mistaken as girls there.

Yet we got a lot of Ancient Egypt references from Eliza yet very little Viking references from Beowulf. And it's not like Eliza's name is Cleopatra either. Sorry I just brought this up. I was sleeping.

If that were the logic that would mean Beowulf would die and the Canopy Kingdom would worry of the lack of the brave chair-warrior, so... then again there was a picture of Annie in a ballgown in her concept sketches so that would mean something.

If I can recall when Beowulf was still a candidate it's described as him being restless after his retirement while the trailer describes him as fighting to restore his glory. That time I predicted that it's going to more complicated than just Beowulf being a bum complaining about his loss of...

Well, in a sort, yes. I think what I'm saying is that the main story plot (Beowulf ending up becoming a wretched man trying to regain his honor to become a hero) is predictable, but the other things (like Gehenna and Annie) aren't. Or maybe I'm not allowed to complain and I should hold back my...

Yeah, I feel like making this prediction thread feels like a waste of something after playing Beowulf's Story Mode. Then again, the prediction thread's also made so we can practice our creativity.

True, the fact that we try to predict the out-of-the-ordinary unpredictable but turns out to be just a pretty much mundane story line intrigues me.

Tbh one of the more disappointing things about Beowulf's Story is that aside from Gehenna, drugged Grendel, and Annie, the story is somehow predictable. Unless you know, they decided on making it predictable anyway...

During my Beowulf experience I started by reading Beowulf for Beginners. It's not a direct translation of Beowulf but rather an English retelling. It's interactive as well and that adds up to the entertainment. My friend who's more of an expert of Beowulf, Vikings, and Old English than I am...

Yes, you're right. Wiglaf does become king. But I should also note that the poem ends with Beowulf's funeral and the Geats worry about their fate because the other tribes are going to battle them (probably because they knew the powerful Geatish king died).

To be technical, he along with Wiglaf successfully killed the dragon, but because of dragon venom Beowulf died.

Nah, that one's pretty good. But there are some of his talk sprites where the lines aren't well defined, the shading's incomplete, etc.

Is that why some of Beo's talk sprites look rather... How should I say it? Not completely done?

Wow, and I thought it's Eliza's.

In Indonesia, Smack Down was a thing and because little elementary school students thought it was real, many of them died.