Being a jap game, one has only to worry about the "localization".Gendo's Ocular Dickhole wrote: ↑Tue Jan 21, 2025 9:36 pmOne must wonder what a pozzed Demon's Blazon would look like.
Something something demons are genderless, something something they/them pronouns.
Gargoyle's Quest 1 and 2 are also the products of ye olde conservacuck lolcalization.
This is the ad of the first game in Japan:
Compare it with the artwork on the Western release.
I've recently replayed the (very short) game with this new translation
That confirmed by doubts; Firebrand/Red Arremer was never a gargoyle, he's a demon.
The subterranean world the game is set in is called the Demon Realm, not the Ghoul Realm.
The real name of the penultimate boss, who's on your side but fights you to test if you really are the Red Blaze, is Lucifer.
The supreme leader of the demons' name is not "King Darkhoan", but the Dark Lord, and in the final dialogue at the end he says that now that the King of Doom's army is defeated, demons should move to the surface and buckbreak humans.
But i guess things nowadays are "better", because the leftist hack who voiced the protagonist of Cucksona 5 wrote a wall of gaslighting about it on Twatter.
I may have found some lolcalization shenanigans in Blade Chimera too; there's a dialogue with a secondary npc, a woman who's part of the SMT2-like demons sympathizers' faction, in which the protagonist tells her how in the SMT2-like church he works for all fighters are men and all wahmens are field supporters for practicality, while she says she's as good at fighting as any man.
I'm sure most of the dialogue is the same in Japanese, but not the "patriarchy" name drop.
