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If it's shipgirls it's either that or arpeggio of blue steel, iirc. The latter... makes more sense, I think, if you're looking for sense. Haven't really looked into either all that much, though.

But yeah, kantai collection's the one based off the game.

'tis your browser. Or computer. Or mouse. Something. B12 right clicks fine.

And, of course, the avatar that actually came into rotation for that one was

Which really fits the tone better than the FE ones. In so many different and terrible ways.

... do remember that the greatest concentration of macro-scale organisms are still insects by a substantial degree, which outweigh humans, nevermind out number -- and that's not getting into the real organic rulers of earth that are microorganisms, which outweigh the insects, to say nothing of humans. And insofar as I'm aware, we've had several periods over geographic history of greater amounts of biomass, as well. If everything was ensouled at some point, and those souls remained distinct despite not having something to ensoul in (though the latter, particularly, is questionable.), then presumably there's a lot of free floating souls out there waiting for something to get stuck in.

Though from what a little cursory reminding shows, there's not really a soul, exactly, in hinduism. "Souls" are more or less just particular expressions of Brahman (like, y'know, everything else) and as such are eternal and have always been. No creation point. New souls, to the extent that's actually a thing, are just new expressions of the one truth and whatnot. Individuality as a substantial concept, for souls or otherwise, in hindu metaphysics is a fuzzy thing, honestly, last I checked.

It'd be nice if an actual or former practitioner could chime in, though. Most exposure to it I've personally had was a little low-level academic work and some nice chats with someone that had done some considerably higher level academic work related to hindu philosophy, and that was years ago.

... I don't have a consistent position for footwear application. Sometimes I'll stand to put on socks, sometimes I'll sit (usually on the bed, sometimes in a chair, fairly rarely on the floor), sometimes I'll be laying down (in bed, almost always). Sometimes shoes will follow from the same position, sometimes they won't. I'd say I most put on socks while sitting and slip into my shoes (I generally just double/triple knot the shoestrings and be done with it for a few months >_>) standing, but it's not an overwhelming majority sort of thing.

... if she was actually the empress of the galaxy? It's pretty possible. Random connection like that, something even remotely traceable -- and if you've actually got an empress of the galaxy, the tech's, intent, and capability are all likely there -- then having any sort of contact would be a really good way to put a gigantic "KILL ME" bullseye on the poor little bugger.

Alternately it could have been a bigger issue that just sending a money package or something. Exchange rates, issues of potentially non-compatible currency if you're dealing with different tech bases... there's a bunch of ways it could fall out she actually couldn't, without drawing enough suspicion to get the kid's planet glassed.

More likely it's just vaguely bad writing, though.

Personally, I'd actually be kinda' interested in seeing/reading the story where she did try and it did get a KKV dropped on the kid's head. That's not a story you see told very often.

It's a comments section on a news site. There's nothing human about anything involved in those.

'bout the only RTS/FPS hybrid I've personally played and enjoyed were the battlezone games back during the N64 era. It's vaguely arguable how FPS-y they are but whatev'. They're also, obviously enough, kinda' old at this point.

I'm sure there's other ones out there, somewhere, but I haven't played any. Not terribly surprising considering if you're not running multiplayer it's a sincere pain in the hindquarters to make a UI et al that lets you do the RTS thing from a FPS or third-person perspective, especially without it being frustratingly clumsy.

E: Oh, and Sacrifice. More third-person-y but whatever, it was ballin'.