A quick few questions...
The first, could someone explain Saix's elemental moon power to me? I'm well aware the moon has greater significance elementally in Japanese culture, but I don't quite understand the concept of what his moon power really is. The blue shockwaves and flames and whatnot? It all just baffles me.
Second of all, a more pointles, yet difficult question to answer. How does Saix manage to hold his claymore as he does, in a reverse fashion behind his back with his palm basically facing forward, yet still swing (or more like slam) the thing in a normal downward ark repeatedly? I've tried to watch his combos closely in Days, but the lower quality makes it impossible to tell. If you have no clue what I'm talking about, look up the clip before the KH2 Saix battle and see how his arm and hand hold the claymore behind his back, play with a copy of Days as Saix, watch how he holds the claymore while not attacking, then pay close attention to how he swings it during his combos. I realize KH is an unrealistic video game, but there is still much realism in the human body workings shown in them.
There. Answer or question my question as you please
The first, could someone explain Saix's elemental moon power to me? I'm well aware the moon has greater significance elementally in Japanese culture, but I don't quite understand the concept of what his moon power really is. The blue shockwaves and flames and whatnot? It all just baffles me.
Second of all, a more pointles, yet difficult question to answer. How does Saix manage to hold his claymore as he does, in a reverse fashion behind his back with his palm basically facing forward, yet still swing (or more like slam) the thing in a normal downward ark repeatedly? I've tried to watch his combos closely in Days, but the lower quality makes it impossible to tell. If you have no clue what I'm talking about, look up the clip before the KH2 Saix battle and see how his arm and hand hold the claymore behind his back, play with a copy of Days as Saix, watch how he holds the claymore while not attacking, then pay close attention to how he swings it during his combos. I realize KH is an unrealistic video game, but there is still much realism in the human body workings shown in them.
There. Answer or question my question as you please