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Mystery solved! They're all really cool! But then again I guess you'd know I was of that opinion considering how I dumped Parasite concepts all over the OC thread.

I was suspecting the reason for the wildly varied appearances would be "just cause" but I was hoping that wasn't the case because I was hoping there would be a pattern of some sort. Figures it wouldn't be. Ms. Fortune being half-Feral is now a headcanon of mine. Thinking about it this could be...

Has this been confirmed somewhere? I've been looking for it but haven't found anything about it.

It's a joke. When Cerebella says it to Ms. Fortune the latter responds with "That's racist!" while Big Band responds "Now that's just bassist."

So basically, what do we know about Ferals? There's not an extensive amount of information about them to my knowledge about them and they aren't featured very heavily in the game. The most prominent ones are Nadia Fortune and Eliza's bodyguards, Albus and Horace. The only other one that appears...

I'll have you know moths are very interesting.

Being that I find the Parasites to be one of the more interesting aspects of the Skullgirls universe I ended making up a couple of them. Like almost all Parasites they are based on mythology to a certain degree. Not very extensive texts, I know, but they're basically just ideas I wrote on...

Parrying giving you lots of Tension is very exciting information actually, thanks a bunch! Now to try to learn to use it.

While I had not heard of Blacksad before looking at the pictures I am inclined to agree. The pigwoman in the second picture in particular looks eerily similar to the pigman seen in Big Band's story mode. The topic does make me wonder if there's a distinction between Dagonians and ferals...

Well that explains a lot. The thing about keeping momentum in the air in particular is very useful, though I feel hp.Brass Knuckle makes approaching with Big Band rather easy in general.

So it let's you counterattack faster at the cost of being harder to use? Seems straightforward enough. I had the feeling it was something along those lines but I couldn't tell. Can one parry block several hits of an attack or do you always need to block every hit individually?

This is a question that probably seems very stupid to a lot of you and I will be inclined to agree, but please note that Skullgirls is the first proper fighting game I've actually gotten into. What purpose does the Parry serve? As far as I can tell it doesn't do anything blocking doesn't, and...

I've been hearing good things about the Sega Saturn controller and from what I've seen it's actually pretty inexpensive as well. Does anyone here use one because being that I am currently playing with my brother's xbox controller I feel that anything is an improvement at this point.

It's probably been said but word of mouth is the most powerful tool we have. Minecraft spread by word of mouth and while Skullgirls is a bit more niche it will still go a long way. Personally I intend to bring my computer to a bi-weekly gaming event in the area and set up shop there. I'm pretty...

Braum being designed around the notion of bodyblocking and guarding someone is interesting because pretty much all the other tanks in the game are aggro tanks, the ones that try to get your attention by being all up in your face and being a pest in general. I hope it works out well because his...

I'm not sure if that's the way it's supposed to be, but there's no story art for Big Band in the game. Was this the case when Squigly was released as well?

Hi. I'm Lagiacrus. I usually go by Leviathan but that name is already very heavily connected to something in the game so I went with something else. I'm new to the forums and new to fighting games in general. The only fighting game I got into before Skullgirls was SSBB and that's not quite the...

Not all that impressive