@@thomasreagor1706 bird of misfortune does not specify which bird. in this case crow which is a sign of misfortune->crowe bluste can also fit the song title name. which fits due to him falling to one misfortune after another. although both are glutton for money
@@izumiken1716 Right, while 凶鳥 itself does not reference any particular bird...the phrase is used to reference the Hückebein in SRW. Reference quotes made by Ring and Ing. Both in their combat dialog use 凶鳥 and Hückebein interchangeably. As far as why it's a raven and not a crow is due to the origin of the word. A really old German poem (Hans Huckebein - der Unglücksrabe) is said to have been the source of the word IIRC. In the poem a mischievous raven gets into all sorts of trouble and narrowly escaping his enemies only to finally get his comeuppance at the poem's end.
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ゲーム曲に限らず、もっと公にこの曲を推していくべきだと思う
2番の歌詞に機体名入ってるの最高だな…
うますぎウェイブ
自分用
今現れし 我は凶鳥
舞い降りた勇姿 刮目せよ
戦いの旅 終わりを告げる
新たな時代を切り開け
限界 超えろその向こう側へ
一撃 放て全てVanishing
ブチかませ 無限大のPower
天下無双の凄い奴 最強のWarrior
隠し続けた そのAbility
今鎖外し 出撃せよ
守るべき者 明日を信じて
戦いにこの身を預けろ
生きてく 意味は何か問うBattle
覚醒 する魂Burning Heart
加速する 滅亡へのCount Down
運命はこの手で変える ヒュッケバイン30th
ブチかませ 無限大のPower
解き放て 禁断のEnergy
思い知れこれで終わりさ 最大級のWarning
インスト版無しだとはなぁ
凶鳥... 烏？？烏と言えばクロウか？？
The Huckebein is a raven, not a crow.
@@thomasreagor1706 bird of misfortune does not specify which bird. in this case crow which is a sign of misfortune->crowe bluste can also fit the song title name. which fits due to him falling to one misfortune after another. although both are glutton for money
@@izumiken1716
Right, while 凶鳥 itself does not reference any particular bird...the phrase is used to reference the Hückebein in SRW. Reference quotes made by Ring and Ing. Both in their combat dialog use 凶鳥 and Hückebein interchangeably.
As far as why it's a raven and not a crow is due to the origin of the word. A really old German poem (Hans Huckebein - der Unglücksrabe) is said to have been the source of the word IIRC. In the poem a mischievous raven gets into all sorts of trouble and narrowly escaping his enemies only to finally get his comeuppance at the poem's end.
@@thomasreagor1706 You're too hung up on Huckebein. When it can also represent Crowe. An idea isn't limited to one machine or person.
北欧神話にある禍を引き起こす黒鴉のことですよ、ヒュッケバイン。