Suikoden II is a role-playing video game developed by Konami Computer Entertainment Tokyo and published by Konami for the PlayStation video game console and the second installment of the Suikoden video game series. It was released in late 1998 in Japan, 1999 in North America, and in 2000 in Europe. The game features a vast array of characters, with over 100 recruitable characters, of which over 40 are usable in combat, and many more who move the plot forward. Suikoden II takes place years after. Suikoden ii kiba cosplay. Suikoden II, released as Genso Suikoden II (幻想水滸伝II) in Japan, is a role-playing game developed and published by Konami for the PlayStation console. It is the second installment in the main Suikoden series. Although stylistically similar to the first Suikoden, the sequel improved dramatically. Why Suikoden 2 Is the Best Game You've Never Played. Jan 12, 2015. Why Suikoden II is the Best Game You've Never Played. Dec 24, 2014. The 2014 News that Surprised Us Most. Dec 9, 2014-701. Suikoden II takes place several years after the first game's revolution, a time when the evil Highland empire is terrorizing the innocent, burning their villages by the handful to satisfy the bloodlust of the maniacal Prince Luca Blight. Suikoden II The sequel to the original Suikoden improves on its predecessor in a countless number of ways. It explores the concepts of love, betrayal, loyalty, and loss in what are considered by many to be the most beautiful 2D graphics on the Playstation.

An alternative translation for World Teacher Volume 2: Chapter 2 (9) is now available.Let’s start with general updates about what I’ve been up to (skip this paragraph if you’re not interested). I took a week off a fortnight ago to assist with one of the 1-year anniversary releases for (more precisely, for one chapter of ).

Master of Monsters This wikia is based on Web Novel Written by Chocolate Mint (ショコラ・ミント) /Higure Minto (日暮 眠都) Light Novel Illustrated by Napo (ナポ) Light Novels. Monster Tamer Vol 1; Monster Tamer Vol 2; An entire school has been tossed into a fantasy world without knowing what happened. Master of Monsters Volume 2 Chapter 5 Posted onby Sorry this took so long to finish. I had problems last week and lost most of my work. A hard lesson has been learnt and I’ll make sure not to repeat that mistake. As for this week I.

Last week, instead of translating, I spent my spare time ‘socializing’ (i.e. Playing games online and chatting) with my friends that I had been neglecting recently because of translating.Okay, now for updates on these alternative translations.

I’ve rearranged, added and removed some bits from the Notes & disclaimers section on the main page (mostly mirrored below). I shall also be prioritizing translation of Master of Monsters over this one (for a variety of reasons) from now on. This is not to say that I won’t be doing any more alternative translations on this series, just that there might be looong periods of time between any updates. I will be going through the earlier chapters again like I said I would, focusing mainly on the English and standardization.

However, I will be taking the results of a survey (see next paragraph) into account when I clean those chapters a bit, and for future chapters.Unlike previous chapters, this chapter has gone English + Japanese DLN (on-hover), rather than Japanese romaji + English TLN (on-hover) for some of the more nuanced speech areas. I have also made up a quick survey regarding my translations of World Teacher which can be anonymouslycompleted if you (opens in a new window).

I don’t expect many people (if any at all) will complete it, but if you do, you have my gratitude. Oh, and the survey closes on 11 July, 2015.In any case, I hope you enjoy this alternative translation of World Teacher Volume 2 Chapter 2 (9)! Feel free to make suggestions, leave feedback, ask questions, or point out any mistakes I have made in the comments (in this post, or on the chapter page).