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Narmaya's got magic butterflies, a katana that turns into bigger weapons, a white sleeveless coat, a move named Kyouka Suigetsu, and flash steps.
That there are so few jokes about it might be the most depressing measure of how hard Bleach left the cultural consciousness.
King Shitoel fits the mold of monsters I like but I'm mostly concerned if he's allowed to say "fuck mountain" on a kids' show.
Maybe I've just been missing the games with them, but I figured anachronistic rock bards would be more a thing in Western fantasy.
@Noontide108 @HokutoAndy Yeah, I'm more familiar with random FotNS refs, too. Dorothy the flamethorwer maid quotes a rather famous one, so I'm sure they snuck in more.
Also Shingeki no Bahamut's ultimate version apparently "shines like platinum." That one's probably more obvious.
Cygame's take on Bahamut pays homage to his namesake. Not Zakariya al-Qazwini's world fish, but D&D's Platinum Dragon.
The title of "Platinum Dragon" in kanji becomes "White Gold Dragon." Proto Bahamut is contrastingly referred to through his "Black Silver Wings."
@Richmond_Lee In fact, between the cowlick and star sword, if someone told me Sega mixed up an unused American cover for Wonder Boy, I'd believe it.
Because nobody's impressed by an ordinary soldier who keeps turning apocalyptic demon castles into economies.
Umibouzu has led a weird life since City Hunter.