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>>20661944
Definitely the original. I really liked that it focused on Rein and Merc and the LDO rather then the protagonist, especially since they were the real stars of the show in my eyes. My memories of both are a bit vague but I recall the actuall events and flow and pacing of the original fight being better than three colors as well. Negro form was alright, but the CGs it got didn't do it justice and it doesn't compare to the EFF form which showed up earlier in the same route. On that note I hope that with pantheon we get more of these "God+Kamungara+Legion" banner arts for the other Hadous.

>When fighting Hajun, Reinhard accidentally trips and his spear lands in Ren’s back, killing Ren but adding Ren to his legion & getting his power
>Reinhard is the one to survive this time & time stop Hajun with Ren’s power
>KKK still happens but Reinhard is Temna Yato instead
How does things change?

I wonder if we'll get more of these poster size images of the god's, their legions and their Kamungara like pic. So far I've only seen the three or maybe four

>>20031900

>>19998928
>say that
>then go spend four hours stitching together vids for both Einsatz AND Jubilus
Procrastination induced productivity is a hell of a drug. I think I went overboard with the Jubilus vid too
https://youtu.be/arKuY3QcRAQ
https://youtu.be/u0mCfoL0FaA

>>19984382
Comparable to his legions in quantity, but far outmatched in quality

>>19955139
I agree, hopefully there won't be too much power creep or they at least give us some sort of system equivalent to grailing (maybe legion empowerment?)

>>19955164
https://youtu.be/3XxBApoMBVo

>Once again, however, he was teased. Heydrich was by now over six feet tall, a gangly, awkward young man who still had the high, almost falsetto voice. Naval cadets took delight in calling him "Billy Goat" because of his bleating laugh and taunted with "Moses Handel" because of rumored Jewish ancestry and his unusual passion for classical music.
>He had a high voice and a bleating laugh, on account of which he was called the Ziege - nanny-goat.
>Heydrich was in his youth known to be athletic, and especially enjoyed swimming and fencing. He was also notably shy, and held in at least some degree of contempt by his peers, who where known to mock him behind his back for his lanky build, his slight tendency towards being cross-eyed, and, not least, his notably high-pitched voice and rather unusual laugh which was described as sounding like "braying", which earned him the not very flattering nickname "Die Ziege" (the Goat). Heydrich was so ashamed of these traits that he for his entire life refused to hold public speeches, fearing that his voice would reduce him to a laughingstock. His youth was also marked by recurring rumours that suggested that he had some Jewish ancestry; something that resulted in yet another rather unflattering nickname: "Moses Handel".
Why was the Golden Beast a Lion instead of a Goat?