User talk:Chimera-gui
Mansion Giant[edit]
Why did you delete the "Mansion Giant" page? --Shadow Shinji (talk) 20:37, 31 October 2017 (CDT)
- Mansion Giant is still here. Chimera-gui (talk) 22:55, 31 October 2017 (CDT)
Lilithmon's Gauntlet[edit]
Can't Lilithmon's gauntlet include a Holy Ring? I'm only insisting because its details are really similar to the Holy Ring. ShikaSS (talk) 01:00, 22 January 2018 (CST)
- Sorry for getting in the middle of this but Shika is right, it is a Holy Ring. The inscription matches with the others we have so far, whereas in the Crusader depiction, it doesn't even have one. It's quite usual that depending on the depiction, there are some details that may vary from others; e.g. in Cyber Sleuth, the model of Lucemon FM lacks from both Zero Unit (and presumably Digital Hazard). So yeah, returning to the point, Lilithmon apparently is the first Demon Digimon that wears a Holy Ring. --Shadow Shinji (talk) 02:00, 22 January 2018 (CST)
- I feel like you are both confused about what actually constitutes a Holy Ring since it is by definition a ring even when worn as a bracelet or anklet.
And this is not even remotely comparable to the plates on Lucemon FM's hands since in all media up to and including both Xros Wars' anime and manga, Lilithmon has always been depicted with the Nazar Nail as a gauntlet with a long, vambrace-like cuff which is most evident during its two main Digixroses which both depict Lilithmon without its robe. Even this artwork from Hyper Coliseum clearly shows Lilithmon with a gauntlet and all other cards are consistent with this so it's clearly not just Crusaders as you are trying to suggest:
Furthermore, claiming that the squiggles on the Nazar Nail are even digimoji in the first place is a stretch to say the least. 14:56, 22 January 2018 (CST)
- I feel like you are both confused about what actually constitutes a Holy Ring since it is by definition a ring even when worn as a bracelet or anklet.
- I think you are misunderstanding things. At most what you are claiming is that they are not sometimes consistent when depicting some Digimon, but there are really a lot of examples of this, including Lilithmon. For example, if we take the case of Khaosmon, while we know for sure he has a Holy Ring into its right forearm, there are some depictions where we can clearly see he lacks from it, like or. Even Lilithmon is not portrayed the same way into both anime and manga. I really think that this was just a matter of bad communication. Lilithmon in origin was meant to have a Holy Ring into its arm (let's keep in mind that this is her first artwork ever since 2002), probably because she used to be an Ophanimon and is the less "evil" one among the Seven Great Demon Lords, but it was kind of hidden into its original design, so it was eventually unnoticed since then. Also, another important think Shika has already point out, you can clearly seen the Digimoji into it, even being able to recognize
. --Shadow Shinji (talk) 16:25, 22 January 2018 (CST)
- First of all, Chaosmon's ring is on its shoulder, not forearm. Secondly, at best you can argue that the digimoji is one the Nazar Nail itself and even then the characters are orthogonal to Lilithmon's arm, not the edge of that "ring'.
Lastly, Holy Rings are not the only golden thing to have dejimoji on them (see Holy Gate). since 16:43, 22 January 2018 (CST)- According to Kenji Watanabe, it's part of the inscription in the gautlet of Lilithmon (odd, but still). So you were right Chimera. --Shadow Shinji (talk) 06:46, 23 January 2018 (CST)
- Awesome.KrytenKoro06 (talk) 13:32, 23 January 2018 (CST)
- According to Kenji Watanabe, it's part of the inscription in the gautlet of Lilithmon (odd, but still). So you were right Chimera. --Shadow Shinji (talk) 06:46, 23 January 2018 (CST)
- First of all, Chaosmon's ring is on its shoulder, not forearm. Secondly, at best you can argue that the digimoji is one the Nazar Nail itself and even then the characters are orthogonal to Lilithmon's arm, not the edge of that "ring'.
- I think you are misunderstanding things. At most what you are claiming is that they are not sometimes consistent when depicting some Digimon, but there are really a lot of examples of this, including Lilithmon. For example, if we take the case of Khaosmon, while we know for sure he has a Holy Ring into its right forearm, there are some depictions where we can clearly see he lacks from it, like or. Even Lilithmon is not portrayed the same way into both anime and manga. I really think that this was just a matter of bad communication. Lilithmon in origin was meant to have a Holy Ring into its arm (let's keep in mind that this is her first artwork ever since 2002), probably because she used to be an Ophanimon and is the less "evil" one among the Seven Great Demon Lords, but it was kind of hidden into its original design, so it was eventually unnoticed since then. Also, another important think Shika has already point out, you can clearly seen the Digimoji into it, even being able to recognize
re: Links[edit]
Check the VM fragment, it says Maycrackmon there. -- Dass077 (talk) 18:08, 25 June 2018 (CDT)
XW Artbook[edit]
Hello Chimera. I hope you are doing fine :) Could you please take a look at this? I saw the page of NeoVamdemon (MetalGreymon) undergone several edits related to this same topic. Just to put a random example so I can make my point a little bit more clear, in regards of this particular Digimon, you may see that the original art keeps the original MetalGreymon coloration in the tail and claw, while in the updated version these little pieces look a bit 'darker'. Anyways, please feel free to share your opinion if you will. Thanks a lot ^^ --Shadow Shinji (talk) 16:01, 24 May 2022 (CDT)
- I'm not the biggest fan of having duplicate images but I can accept keeping them on the main species page, however that's the only place they belong. Chimera-gui (talk) 19:40, 24 May 2022 (CDT)
- Super! Feel free to share any concern/thought on this regard now and in the future if needed please. Thanks for your two cents :) --Shadow Shinji (talk) 17:20, 26 May 2022 (CDT)
