Eh, it's Universal Century, everyone dies like a bitch, some people just get to look/be cool while doing it.

It's so not a guy.

My avatar is not hot enough?  You make Haman sad. And when that happens, people tend to die.

However, it raises the question about density of solidified ki compared to steel...

Presumably, as many as you want although I'm having a hard time imagining a situation where you'd need more than 2 (or perhaps 3).

But do the communist bears play Anima?


Also, I wonder if you actually meant hypermasculine gay men.

Finding players is easy. Finding players me (or other players) would actually like to have in my games is more difficult.

Yeah I guess I'm an elitist too

Nah, I'm just a fanboy of Haman and it's a truly magnificent picture. Although my actual hairstyle resembles Lacus Clyne more (but it's not pink)

As for popularity of Anima, it's pretty much nonexistant here. There's one other GM but I played with him in a con and wasn't very impressed (it was homebrew setting to boot). I discovered the rulebook in a gaming store where it was on sale as no one wanted to buy it for a while.

(and this thread is now vytzka's attention whoring times so I'd better stop)

Exactly 2 inches away is still within 2 inches. You have to be more than 2 inches away to count, so no free movement into combat.

Hah, really? I'm curious, why?

That doesn't say anything about the status of Donoban's awakening. And the description of Lazarus heavily implies, if not states it outright, that he briefly became active during Breach of Heavens (which had a very odd effect on the Processed).

Good point. But you could leave some attacks as is. Or, Murderer of Gods would be okay as a regular oooo Attack, although that would mess up Aizen's theme a little.

Source, then?

Do we actually know that part, though?

One of the ideas for murder attacks I have is making them undodgeable. They would probably need to be toned down a bit but that would make them a high risk, high reward maneuver that would make stealth prowlers scarier.