Also if im correct, Annie has experience fighting skullgirls so it either be Annie goes into Anti-SG mode or Marie gets scared and just say 'ALL I WANTED TO DO IS SEE WHY MY FRIEND IS SO INTO YOUR SHOW!'
I got something like that:
Eh, I think a mostly-feline feral nation would take more after Spain and Mexico than Japan, if only because I'm pretty sure Alex said once that Ms. Fortune's the Skullgirls equivalent of Latina.
Yes, I do believe Feng has been mentioned to hail from the Dragon Empire. But I'm assuming the Dagonians are its native people or, at least, the largest chunk of its population. Unless Yu Wan and Minette's Asian motifs are truly unique to them, but some Little Innsmouth NPCs seem to look Asian... well, as Asian as a sea-creature humanoid can look.
Don't forget that Cerebella is also the Skullgirls equivalent of Brazilian, which is technically another subset of Hispanic people. (there's a lot of Hispanic countries. Brazil's a bit of an odd duck cause they were founded by the Portuguese.) Although I do think that Feline ferals are spread everywhere, they might have specific traits that identify them with a certain cultural equivalent. For example, a Russian Blue based Feral would be obviously from a Russian background, Scottish Fold for Highlands equivalent, etc.
Grandmaster = top tier chess player
I always figured that technically Rommelgrad and the Gigan Nation were the Skullgirls equivalent of Russia. Plus Russia isn't too far from Finland, Norway and Sweden , which the Gigan Nation might take cues from.
I know that there's an Islam equivalent but Alex hasn't specified exactly how much "splitting" is between core trinitists. And I don't remember Alex actually saying that the Medici were aristocrats, just that they have a reasonably powerful hold on Pre-canopy Meridian Empire.
Necessary? INDISPENSABLE!
I think that the vines are actually arteries and veins. Arteries are connected to the heart, so I think that they could somehow represent the Skullheart in some way. Since the Mother's face is half skull, maybe the Skullheart is part of her/is her. Then again, the arteries seem to originate at the bottom of the cross, so perhaps the bottom of the cross represents it. But of course it could be something else entirely. I don't pay as much attention to Lore as I should, so it's totally possible I'm making myself sound stupid right now.
If that statue was thriving for accuracy, she'd have to be fixated on a not-3DS or a doujin.
The larger the plot, the bigger the chances for such mistakes.
• The flames that wreathe Skull Heart and the flames that Leviathan breathes are very similar and very special. Most fire comes from burning gas or fuel, but this unique fire comes from burning the very spirit of the user.
• This "Soul Fire" can only be wielded by those who possess a Parasite associated with death, such as Leviathan and the Skull Heart. Since Squigly and Marie both have a theme of death it would explain why they can both use it. The Mother of the Trinity would be able to use it inherently.
• Soul Fire is different from normal fire, it's properties are dependent on the spirit of the user. Therefore it's temperature can range from freezing to burning, it can be used to hurt or heal, and it varies in color with the user. One final property of the ethereal flame is that not only does it damage physically, it damages spiritually as well. Touching just a room temperature flame directly can hurt without any physical effect whatsoever.• Aeon is the goddess of time and Venus is the goddess of space. Therefore The Mother should be the goddess of something as well.
That something is Death.
