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translated lines for the giant of the Seas, Aegir! as well as a bit of trivia, regarding the character.
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|ogg=aegir | |ogg=aegir | ||
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|summon= | |summon=The giant of the Great seas! You got nerve to call this Aegir! I shall welcome you to my abode. The face of someone intoxicated in a frenzy is the only thing which can satisfy my greed! | ||
|battle= | |battle=You, with that look like you just survived a shipwreck... In other words, my favorite expression! | ||
|move= | |move=Come! Time to get drunk! | ||
|attack= | |attack=Let’s go!! | ||
|skill= | |skill=I’ll chew you off! | ||
|hit-minor= | |hit-minor=Nugah! | ||
|hit-major= | |hit-major=What?! | ||
|charge= | |charge=O’ Ran’s sea, time to spread out the net of Jealousy! Fishy Feast. Gymir Sumbl! | ||
|victory= | |victory=Well, well! Starting today, these are all my belongings! I shall admire all of these as long as they’re in my hands, Hahahaa… | ||
|ko= | |ko=So, you’ve escaped my net. However I look at it, that’s a fearsome prey… | ||
|love= | |love=To think of how lovely your face is when you try to escape my chest. Damn, I ended up seriously falling for you. I’m in love with you, My Honey… | ||
|title='''Tokyo Afterschool Summoners.''' You boat riders. Be welcome here. And now, enjoy sinking by my hand! | |||
}} | }} | ||
=Notes= | =Notes= | ||
* Aegir's Sacred Artifact first appeared in Lifewonder's previous game, Fantastic Boyfriends as a weapon to be used by Gordon. Despite it has the exact same design and the name of the weapon surely claiming it was Aegir's, it is uncertain if there is a relation here. | * Aegir's Sacred Artifact first appeared in Lifewonder's previous game, Fantastic Boyfriends as a weapon to be used by Gordon. Despite it has the exact same design and the name of the weapon surely claiming it was Aegir's, it is uncertain if there is a relation here. | ||
* Aegir's charge Skill makes reference to the wife of the giant [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%86gir Ægir], [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/R%C3%A1n Rán], the personification of the seas, for the norse, and how she was, allegedly, fond of laying nets to catch the men who sailed the seas. | |||
* Curiously, even though all of Aegir's lines refer to drowning people, and getting their belongings, it was [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/R%C3%A1n Rán] who represented this sinister side of the sea for the norse, while [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%86gir Ægir] personified the sea as a friendly power. | |||
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