I find it kinda amusing that this is the first of my work to get uploaded here. I'd be very surprised if this gets approved, but thanks either way, makoto!
That expression is just precious. Yes, I must use this for my dissertation defense presentation. It'll make a nice background for my conclusions slide :)
Changed the artist to the correct one. Nanao Naru worked on the first Da Capo game, but she did not work for any of the other ones in the series. The character designer for Yuzu (as well as Nanaka, Koko, Akane, Maya, Mayuki, Wataru, Maika, Mifuyu, Shin, and Midori) in Da Capo II was Chinochi Mochi, or more well-known as Yaegashi Nan.
琴川 晶 - Kotogawa Masashi should be 琴川 昌 - Kotogawa Akira
Both names seem to be official spellings. 琴川 昌 can be seen in this tweet from the official account and this tweet from the voice actor. Her character name is listed as 琴川 晶 in the credits of the anime.
I have no idea what these missiles are, so feel free to tag the one you know.
The big ones in the front middle are aim-54 Phoenix's, the missiles on the inner pylons and the back middle are aim-7 sparrow's, and the missiles one the outside are Japanese aam-5's which never flew with actual tomcats, they are also like 45 years newer than the jet. Like putting a RTX 5090 on a NES lol.
@GabrielWB Why would you transcode it? Isn't your goal here only to trim?
@hdk5 It absolutely was. The reason being that I'm just so used to using -ss for time related edits, but using that in combination with -c copy results in a corrupted file with mangled keyframes. So I just blamed the video file and went for the transcode with the same settings.
I see that you and WRS have already stepped in and replaced it with a properly trimmed version using -to, which is what I should have used in the first place. Thank you both for stepping in. A learning moment for me.
This revollver doesn't make sense. There WAS a double barreled revolver ( https://youtu.be/mqdQrpF2PmI ), but it had two concentric rows of chambers in the cylinder. This gun fires two shots at once reducing a 6-shot gun to a 3-shot gun. There is a two barreled volley revolver ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S333_Thunderstruck ) with the trigger characteristics of a staple gun, but that gun has its two barrels side by side to simplify the striker firing mechanism. This gun obviously fires the two chambers on opposing sides of the cylinder at once. I have no idea, how the the firing mechanism should work, because it's not striker fired.
This revollver doesn't make sense. There WAS a double barreled revolver ( https://youtu.be/mqdQrpF2PmI ), but it had two concentric rows of chambers in the cylinder. This gun fires two shots at once reducing a 6-shot gun to a 3-shot gun. There is a two barreled volley revolver ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S333_Thunderstruck ) with the trigger characteristics of a staple gun, but that gun has its two barrels side by side to simplify the striker firing mechanism. This gun obviously fires the two chambers on opposing sides of the cylinder at once. I have no idea, how the the firing mechanism should work, because it's not striker fired.
I'm pretty sure this is Nero's revolver from DMC 4 since the artist's commentary mention DMC
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