hey, i just wanna say real something quick! apologies in advance if i’m a little slow in getting to stuff here!! it’s been a while since i’ve properly written a canon muse and longer since i’ve written a final fantasy canon. in fact, i think my last attempt at ff canon was a year ago when i tried to get this exact blog going (altho it ended up getting left behind and forgotten bc of outside causes). i’ve been primarily writing ocs for the past year or so and, as a result, dipping my toes back into the world of canon muses is more than a little nerve-wracking! it might take me just a little bit to feel super comfy doing anything too deep or heavy, just bc i don’t wanna fuck up, but i’m sure it shouldn’t be too long a wait if everyone’s patient with me! :^)

in any case, thanks for following and i can’t wait to write with people as soon as i can! i still need to remake icons instead of using old ones but i’ll probably throw out a starter call soon. i’ll be focusing on casual interactions to start with, especially since i need to properly refamiliarise myself with the muse, but that’s better than nothing!

honestly, nine isn't the only type-0 muse i considered writing 🤔 he was definitely my #1 choice bc he's my fav chara but i also considered cinque which is funny bc, minus the fact they’re both loud and maybe kinda ‘dumb’, she's basically the polar opposite sort of character sdfghgfd listen, i’m sure there are probably ppl who just find her annoying but...honestly...she’s so cute i love her?

hey, i just wanna say real something quick! apologies in advance if i’m a little slow in getting to stuff here!! it’s been a while since i’ve properly written a canon muse and longer since i’ve written a final fantasy canon. in fact, i think my last attempt at ff canon was a year ago when i tried to get this exact blog going (altho it ended up getting left behind and forgotten bc of outside causes). i’ve been primarily writing ocs for the past year or so and, as a result, dipping my toes back into the world of canon muses is more than a little nerve-wracking! it might take me just a little bit to feel super comfy doing anything too deep or heavy, just bc i don’t wanna fuck up, but i’m sure it shouldn’t be too long a wait if everyone’s patient with me! :^)

in any case, thanks for following and i can’t wait to write with people as soon as i can! i still need to remake icons instead of using old ones but i’ll probably throw out a starter call soon. i’ll be focusing on casual interactions to start with, especially since i need to properly refamiliarise myself with the muse, but that’s better than nothing!

mun: Just making a quick post about this before I forget but I’m going to make it clear in advance that the dialogue style I’ll be using on this blog WILL differ from what we see in the English language translation of the game — i.e; I won’t be using an overabundance of ‘yo’s or ending sentences with ‘hey?’ for no reason. I get where the translators were coming from but, unfortunately, I’m not really a fan of the decision to write Nine’s dialogue this way and personally find it sort of…clumsy? I just think there are better ways of getting the mood of the original dialogue across and, while I’m not faulting the translators for their decision and they probably knew what they were doing, I’m going to be basing my Nine’s dialogue on the original Japanese instead — as much as I can, anyway, given that I’m writing in English. I feel like the English version has a lot of bro vibes but I’ve kind of always loved the delinquent trope in Japanese media that Nine so clearly slots into. Again, I’m not bashing the translation (although Final Fantasy localisations often have their fair number of troubles — see any of my posts comparing Genesis’ characterisation across versions of Crisis Core) but I’m just saying I happen to prefer the original characterisation. This won’t affect threads or interactions much because he’s essentially the exact same character at his core. I just wanted to say this in advance so nobody wonders why I’m not writing Nine to talk like a bro. Oh, and my Nine’ll probably swear a lot more because, as much as he does do that anyway, my blog isn’t limited by rating rules (i.e; I’m sure Nine would swear a lot more were it not for that).

ew what u doing here ninerino

GET UR FUCKIN FISTS UP, WE’RE GONNA TUSSLE

mun: Just making a quick post about this before I forget but I’m going to make it clear in advance that the dialogue style I’ll be using on this blog WILL differ from what we see in the English language translation of the game --- i.e; I won’t be using an overabundance of ‘yo’s or ending sentences with ‘hey?’ for no reason. I get where the translators were coming from but, unfortunately, I’m not really a fan of the decision to write Nine’s dialogue this way and personally find it sort of...clumsy? I just think there are better ways of getting the mood of the original dialogue across and, while I’m not faulting the translators for their decision and they probably knew what they were doing, I’m going to be basing my Nine’s dialogue on the original Japanese instead --- as much as I can, anyway, given that I’m writing in English. I feel like the English version has a lot of bro vibes but I’ve kind of always loved the delinquent trope in Japanese media that Nine so clearly slots into. Again, I’m not bashing the translation (although Final Fantasy localisations often have their fair number of troubles --- see any of my posts comparing Genesis’ characterisation across versions of Crisis Core) but I’m just saying I happen to prefer the original characterisation. This won’t affect threads or interactions much because he’s essentially the exact same character at his core. I just wanted to say this in advance so nobody wonders why I’m not writing Nine to talk like a bro. Oh, and my Nine’ll probably swear a lot more because, as much as he does do that anyway, my blog isn’t limited by rating rules (i.e; I’m sure Nine would swear a lot more were it not for that).

Final Fantasy Type-HD Release: 9 Days Left.

ew it's a trash boy. ew nine. ew.

GUESS WHO’S READY TO FIGHT? IT’S ME. I AM. ALWAYS READY TO FIGHT.