The Daggers Inheritors - Arknights Cinematic
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 พ.ค. 2024
- Arknights full 3D animation featuring W from the 5th year anniversary.
Original Video - www.bilibili.com/video/BV1Wp4...
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The kid is probably a callback to W‘s own beginnings, where she picked up a fallen Sarkaz Mercenary’s weapon and was taken in by Hoederer and Ines.
Resilience is the strength of a roach
remember even the detonator can be considered a wand.
If you consider character conversations irrelevant to a story's plot or episode 1 event of an anime as a spoiler, feel free to ignore the next few paragraphs. But the rocks ARE the explosives for this world. Everything in the real world that runs on gas, explosives and electricity runs on originium in this world.... the rocks. One just has to have aptitude and know how to.
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the child picking up a weapon is a callback to the PV and first scene (if episode 1 events of something count as a spoiler feel free to ignore this stuff but that bit of world building is always so neat) of Darknights Memoir (event story starts more than a decade prior to the start but the last cutscene was what W was doing around chapters 0-1 covering what W's life has been over the course of a decade), where they reveal that, in Sarkaz Mercenary Culture, picking up the weapons of the fallen means you carry on their goals, burdens. legacy, etc. but very typically it's a sword or dagger. This was how W got her codename W; prior to that she didn't have a name and that codename was her only name for a while, apparently in civil war war-torn Kazdel her entire age group was just full of children who never even got a name from their parents and it happened prior to the start of the game's main plot... So, what becomes of the kid that picked up her father's dagger...
Ah right, the game's in-universe tech tree... From the first R6 collab event's story and Tachanka + Ash's in-game file from E2 promotion. The Terran people don't know what nitroglycerine is because originium can be used in place of it... Originium is a kind of rock... and they use it for everything from powering electric kettles, blowing things up, making your fridge cold (Twilight of Wolumonde event story), turning entire cities into a giant city-sized truck that can move (game start loading screen tooltip), speeding up the healing of an injury (Originium Dust story, the R6 event story), etc. It's part of the conundrum the R6 collab characters end up having in the off-screen epilogue you get from reading their character profiles in the game/wiki because earth guns are incompatible with Terra guns because their guns.... the gun is a casting unit/staff and the ammunition is also a casting unit (so a pea sized disposable magic staff if you think of it in terms of fantasy rpgs as ammunition for another staff), their bows and crossbows are on par with irl guns in range but the average "human" of Terra is also generally stronger by default. Tachanka the Russian strongman gets rated at Physical Strength: Standard by this world's standards.
As much as W acts like a lunatic, I don't think she is at the level of killing a kid. But maybe i'm wrong
Yeah, key word is *acts*, it's all just an act that she uses to further her goals. And I really don't think she'll kill that kid, I even think that she'll bring her to that nomadic city.
Sarcaz lady in Integrated strategy has similiar horns. do we have a name for her?
Sarcaz lady in Integrated strategy has similiar horns. do we have a name for her?
They really cooked with this animation
The kid likely died as 'Mercenaries are cursed to die to one another' and when you pick up the weapon of a sarkaz merc you become them.
I choose to believe W adopted her :(
Those were not normal rocks, definitely originium laced rocks that were activated using arts, thereby causing them to explode.
Similarly to how the grenade launcher was explained in the anime.
"true 🪳, unkillable" that cracked me up