Blazblue - Flos Extended

[@TheSlycooper95]

I found this theme sooooo relaxing.

[@BillyChilly100]

This little bgm/ost plays during different interactions such as Gag Reels, Please Teach Me Miss Litchi, and Help Me Miss Kokonoe. The interactions are ingenious, full of humor, and funny as hell ( I literally found myself laughing all day ). With that said, hope you enjoy my extended piece.

[@GameAW1]

This song also is known to play in genuinely heartwarming moments in the story

[@albalmer7]

thanks, been looking for this

[@GameAW1]

Help me! Professor... Kokonoe?

[@MoonlightReaper14]

Oh Rachel's gag reel is the funniest I have ever seen in a video game. Definitely look it up, does the whole harlem thing but in reverse. Worth checking out, look it up if you have time you won't be wasting your time I can assure you.

[@jackleveille9319]

I like Ragna's a bit more, mainly because Nu constantly switches between talking like a pirate and a valley girl.

[@wezleeclinton5850]

The song that I hear in my head when I realize that I wasted 2 years on BBtag, that I regret and will never get back. All that dedication and hard work for fucking nothing.

[@khalidpatterson1422]

......fuck i feel the same

[@animemafia5988]

Wait was BBTag that bad?

[@ryanm.8720]

@@animemafia5988 BBTAG wasn't a bad game, par say, but it felt unfinished in several areas. It had a simplified control scheme (presumably so that it would be easier to program fighters), lacked several features (Arcade, Score Attack, and Grim of Abyss), several of the fighter's moves are missing (or can only be used during auto-combos or tag-in moves), several fan-favorite/mainstay characters (such as Taokaka, Bullet, Hibiki, every P4AU character except one, and Asuka (the protagonist of Senran Kagura)) were absent, poor balance (in Elizabeth's words: "Some would say this game is broken."), no 1V1 option, the fights rarely last long due to the low health of the characters and the fact that the match is always determined by one round, the BlazBlue fighter's soundtracks played shortened versions of their usual themes, and the only new characters where the 5 RWBY characters, and the final boss (who has a simplistic design). While the voice acting (aside from Blake's English VA, whose delivery sounded like she's on the verge of falling asleep out of apathy) was top-notch (especially with the brand new English UNIB cast), it also hammered down the fact that BlazBlue: Central Fiction (the canon finale of BlazBlue) didn't receive an English dub, while BBTAG (a watered down non-canon spin-off) did. The main highlight of BBTAG were the story episodes (one for each of the 4 franchises, plus an extra episode was added in the 2.0 update), which led to some very amusing character interactions. However, this is undercut by the fact that they focused entirely on the protagonist of their series (except 'Episode P4A' which also focuses on the reunited Investigation Team (with the Persona 3 characters absent, even though they played a major role in P4A)), and the narrative never cuts towards whatever the other characters in their series were doing while the protagonist was protecting their keystone. Meanwhile, the rest of the cast is reduced to glorified mooks for the protagonist to defeat, regardless of how strong or important to the story they were in their home series. Also, after release, the game only had two DLC packs before going into radio silence for 2+ years. Meanwhile, Dragon Ball FighterZ was also released in 2018, yet it's still getting DLC characters in 2022. Overall, while I still enjoyed BBTAG (especially due to the voice acting), I felt it was the weakest installment in the series, and I would only recommend buying it when it's on sale.

[@Animechaospodcast]

Let’s role play! I start Hey it’s good guy! you’re back from catgotseaweed! Meow!

[@damiangracia8111]

MHH anime and cosplay “Stop following me around! Geez!”

[@Animechaospodcast]

Damian Gracia nya! I wanna hang out with you!

[@WaterSerpents]

Hey can you Extend Misletoe From Calamity Trigger Please!!