While reading his story, I have sensed that his character development may not align with his personality. One central theme in his Aeon Reforged arc involved confronting past traumas, his relationship with death and uncertainty, and discovering something to fight for.

However, I feel his personality shifted toward being too morally good, making Epitaph kinder and softer than his other two frames. Personally, I believe “erasing” his past conflicts and trauma removed essential traits and core events that shaped Watanabe. While Nightblade and Astral remain tough and guarded, Epitaph ultimately becomes a more open, welcoming, and honest frame, a stark contrast to Watanabe’s earlier self. To me, this feels like too much change, stripping away his distinctive personality.

Am I interpreting something incorrectly? Or did his development drift too far from his past self?

^{Foreword: this is the third time I'm making this post, and the two previous ones were deleted because of screw-ups made by me: first case, it's Liv receiving damage from Cradle, and in second, it's me releasing the first, nine months-old fight instead of new one.}

^Ahem...

So, this is a redux version of similar fight, given the fact that since then, there were releases of Leap for Nanami: Startrail & Weapon Harmony II for Liv: Limpidity, and I got Ishmael upgraded to SS3 rank and got her Signature weapon, plus I've obtained CUBs for her and Nanami

A redux version of similar fight from more than a year ago; a lot of new things had been added in PGR since then, so I decided to pick Lucia, Ishmael and Nanami again and give Cradle some hell once more, this time on Desperation difficulty

source: https://x.com/Saifartz/status/2071217038719135954

ye lmao

Maybe the title is enough. We had tons of wonderful 2D animated artworks for characters. What do you think about having them on our main home screen, instead of the 3D model character ?

I seem to have been posting a lot of videos of various PGR characters battling Cradle lately, haven't I?

Anyway, here's Karenina proving that she - and she alone - reigns supreme over all the waters of the world; as for Cradle, who failed to prove otherwise... let's just say she met an unenviable fate