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Ikari Loona 136th Post
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| "Re(6):The contradictions in SNK storyline" , posted Wed 28 Jun 06:28
quote: eeeerrrr... Rick Strowd and Kasumi appeared in dream-matches / side story games
A side-story is a bit different from a dream match - it just means it's not as important as the main established story line, but doesn't mean its events didn't take place...
Also, RB2 is said to be canon to an extent, considering the (rather small) plot points it contains in its endings (namely those of Kim, Tung, the Jins and possibly Geese).
quote: In My book KoFs are the same as a Robot Taisen and / or capcom vs games; KoF take into account the events of AoF & Garou games, but they modify eveything what they set fit; and when we are back to Garou and AoF everyone acts as if KoF never happened, after all the writters for AoF and Garou are different from the ones of KoF ,
Well, Chang and Choi do appear here and there in the FF games...
The way I see it, everything that doesn't cause a direct contradiction is valid in both (dang MI...) all universes.
"Beat the machine that works in your head!" - Guano Apes "Open Your Eyes"
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| "Re(1):The contradictions in SNK storyline" , posted Thu 29 Jun 01:13
quote: In My book KoFs are the same as a Robot Taisen and / or capcom vs games; KoF take into account the events of AoF & Garou games, but they modify eveything what they set fit; and when we are back to Garou and AoF everyone acts as if KoF never happened, after all the writters for AoF and Garou are different from the ones of KoF , I mean; when Mazinger storyline gets modified for SRW, no one expect that the changes will affect the original storyline.
My thought exactly, KOF is something that set in the world like Super Robot Taisen that characters in different time-line can meet each others (in their original games story age).
quote: A side-story is a bit different from a dream match - it just means it's not as important as the main established story line, but doesn't mean its events didn't take place...
Also, RB2 is said to be canon to an extent, considering the (rather small) plot points it contains in its endings (namely those of Kim, Tung, the Jins and possibly Geese).
Agreed, example is Bible Black Gaiden. (Oops!)
About RB2, here is the prolougue from "A. A. GAME HISTORY SERIES VOL.2: ALL ABOUT SNK Taisen Kakutou Games 1991-2000" that was translated by Dash no Chris @ SRK:
"With a body built as a casino show-boxer, Rick Strowd has finally become the world champ. However, knowing that these fights do not quench his heart's thirst, naturally, he resolves to set out in search of fights. Hungry wolves are waiting, in the city of madness...."
quote: Well, Chang and Choi do appear here and there in the FF games...
Chang&Choi only appeared in Kim's RB1 ending,
which I think that it's more or less just a cameo (like Hayete&Eagle and Kaede&Moriya in Hukutomaru's stage).
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