Original Air Date: November 12th 2009 Alnam no Kiba: Juuzoku Juunishinto Densetsu [ アルナムの牙 獣族十二神徒伝説] or Fang of Alnam for short is a strange top-down RPG from Right Stuff a company who is known for linking animals and various aspects of nature into many/all of their games. They are responsible for such games such as Battle Tycoon (Flash Hiders SFX) and Blue Forest Story. I kinda liked Battle Tycoon for the SNES/SFC but I hadn’t really played any of RS’ other games. However I was intrigued enough to purchase a few other RS games. This game doesn’t look like anything remarkable but I will say this for the hour or so I spent sampling this game for video purposes I’d say about half of it was anime cutscenes. That can be a good or bad thing...in this case it’s good. The voice overs are good and the characters look ’tough’ in the typical Right Stuff way. Men look tough boys look tough like men animals are tough girls are tough...it’s pretty cool. The character designs are pretty cool too and the cutscenes are acted out very well...and have real BLOOD...not the pink stuff green stuff or white stuff. It’s blood. This actually surprised me a fair deal coming from the more cartoony and silly Battle Tycoon...however the game still does seem to possess some of the cartoony humor that was evident in BT. First few anime scenes are awesome. Basically speaking the game deals with a 17 year old boy named Kenbu who has the power to change into a demi-human b.../b
Alnam no Kiba Juuzoku Juunishinto Densetsu
Original Air Date: November 12th 2009 Alnam no Kiba: Juuzoku Juunishinto Densetsu [ アルナムの牙 獣族十二神徒伝説] or Fang of Alnam for short is a strange top-down RPG from Right Stuff a company who is known for linking animals and various aspects of nature into many/all of their games. They are responsible for such games such as Battle Tycoon (Flash Hiders SFX) and Blue Forest Story. I kinda liked Battle Tycoon for the SNES/SFC but I hadn’t really played any of RS’ other games. However I was intrigued enough to purchase a few other RS games. This game doesn’t look like anything remarkable but I will say this for the hour or so I spent sampling this game for video purposes I’d say about half of it was anime cutscenes. That can be a good or bad thing...in this case it’s good. The voice overs are good and the characters look ’tough’ in the typical Right Stuff way. Men look tough boys look tough like men animals are tough girls are tough...it’s pretty cool. The character designs are pretty cool too and the cutscenes are acted out very well...and have real BLOOD...not the pink stuff green stuff or white stuff. It’s blood. This actually surprised me a fair deal coming from the more cartoony and silly Battle Tycoon...however the game still does seem to possess some of the cartoony humor that was evident in BT. First few anime scenes are awesome. After the first video Kenbu and Ouken enter the forest. There are a few weak enemies and you can gain a couple of b.../b
Alnam no Kiba Juuzoku Juunishinto Densetsu
Original Air Date: November 13th 2009 A note about this video: There was a pointless town segment prior to this where you walk around meeting various characters that are central to the story. In this game each important character represents a different animal. Long story short once you meet each character (except for one who represents a dragon) you must enter a temple and meet a majestic and beautiful woman named Marieen. Basically speaking she enlists the help of special people like Kenbu shape-shifters who can morph into an animal form. She hopes that the people she has grouped together can help to stop a mysterious threat of new demons terrorizing the land. The people are as follows with name and age: Kenbu - Wolf. I’ve talked a bit about Kenbu before. He’s 17. After the death of Ouken he’s a lot more quiet (he tends to speak in his head before speaking out loud as shown in this video). Due to that incident he’s become somewhat weak-willed but he is trying to find his way and become as great a fighter as Ouken was. However what Kenbu doesn’t realize is that Ouken was smiling as he was dying...because Ouken knows that Kenbu is destined to become better than he was...Kenbu just doesn’t realize it...yet. Toei - Rabbit. Girl next to Kenbu. She is a happy-go-lucky girl who is also very polite. As you may expect she tends to stay close to Kenbu because Kenbu is the same age. She deeply worries about Kenbu because after the death of Ouken he tends to keep to b.../b
Alnam no Kiba Juuzoku Juunishinto Densetsu
Original Air Date: November 14th 2009 Alnam no Kiba is a strange...and...eh. It’s strange. The game is certainly playable but it isn’t very exciting and the main draw of the game is its awesome character design and voice acting. The first thing that probably turns some people off is the very unappealing visuals. The game looks very NES-ish in terms of spritework and while there are a few decent effects such as flowing water the game doesn’t really look like anything special. Spell effects are primitive and the Turbo CD was capable of better than this. However the game puts the CD media to decent use in the sound department. There are a lot of anime cutscenes with quality audio and spoken dialogue. The music is clear and some tunes are pretty nice to listen to. The gameplay from what I’ve played of the game is a mixed bag. You can kill enemies and gain EXP. points but you don’t immediately get money from killing enemies. Instead you must visit a kind of ’pay-out center’ to get money rewards from Lady Marieen. The amount varies depending on how many enemies you kill and what kinds of enemies you kill. Mage characters can learn spells by leveling up and they vary from typical healing attack defense etc. Characters can also perform team-up attacks that costs each character some MP. While it sounds awesome it’s very simplified and the team-up attacks are purely on a ’who is paired together’ fashion not something like Chrono trigger where Marle and Crono can do one b.../b
Alnam no Kiba Juuzoku Juunishinto Densetsu
Original Air Date: November 13th 2009 A note about this video: There was a pointless town segment prior to this where you walk around meeting various characters that are central to the story. In this game each important character represents a different animal. Long story short once you meet each character (except for one who represents a dragon) you must enter a temple and meet a majestic and beautiful woman named Marieen. Basically speaking she enlists the help of special people like Kenbu shape-shifters who can morph into an animal form. She hopes that the people she has grouped together can help to stop a mysterious threat of new demons terrorizing the land. The people are as follows with name and age: Kenbu - Wolf. I’ve talked a bit about Kenbu before. He’s 17. After the death of Ouken he’s a lot more quiet (he tends to speak in his head before speaking out loud as shown in this video). Due to that incident he’s become somewhat weak-willed but he is trying to find his way and become as great a fighter as Ouken was. However what Kenbu doesn’t realize is that Ouken was smiling as he was dying...because Ouken knows that Kenbu is destined to become better than he was...Kenbu just doesn’t realize it...yet. Toei - Rabbit. Girl next to Kenbu. She is a happy-go-lucky girl who is also very polite. As you may expect she tends to stay close to Kenbu because Kenbu is the same age. She deeply worries about Kenbu because after the death of Ouken he tends to keep to b.../b