#Tragic Prince

[alucardstears]

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[worstvideogamesong-poll]

Worst Video Game Song Tournament - Round 1 Match 61

Tragic Prince - Castlevania: Symphony of the Night

VERSUS

Theme of Stardust - Yakuza 2

FIGHT!

I would recommend listening to as much as you can of each song before voting, but how you choose is up to you! Remember to be civil in the tags and replies!

Propaganda under cut:

Tragic Prince:

"LISTEN TO THAT GUITAR RIFF ITF UCKING SUCKS IT SUCKS IT FUCKED MY CROPS I WANT IT DEAD. I'M GOING TO KILL IT WITH MY OWN TWO HANDS. I AM GOING TO KILL A GUITAR RIFF IT FUCKING SUCKS IT SUCKS AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA"

Theme of Stardust:

(none included)

Feel free to add more propaganda in the tags and replies, or send it to me in the ask box and I'll try to share it as soon as I can!

[knightedpuppy]

big strong knights covered in blood looking at you like a feral animal. that’s the post

[sobbing-space-trash]

How is everyone not losing their minds over Norm????

Look at him! He's only 3 apples tall 🥺

[mod-a-day]

Michiru Yamane, Rickard Slotte of Jangli Jaggas "The Tragic Prince" (SHattY Remix) Castlevania: Symphony of the Night (1997, 1999) Konami Co, Ltd.

*THE TRAGIC PRINCE* By SHattY shatty99@yahoo.com   Sometimes I feel like Alucard. No point of my existance. Guess that's why my tracking days should come to an end. Its no use. Anyway, I'd like to thank all those who supported me for all these years.   Nancy Trinh, for being maybe the only person to believe in me. Thanx a lot! Sharaz Batta, for encouraging me to go on and on at times when I was down. Suleman Ali Akbar, for showing that life is worth living. My bro and Uzair, who is like a second bro to me. Thanx a lot all you guys!   My next song will be the last one. Can't go down without a BANG! I'll try my best to make it the best one. It will be dedicated to a very special person. Who could it be? If you like this song, please keep in mind that this is NOT my style. This song was made out of sheer frustration.   finishing date & time: 19th July 1999, 11:33 PM ORIGINAL SONG: DRACULA X                from Konami

[piosplayhouse]

"Oh dear," the unicorn thought. "I must've really mucked up the story beyond compare! The Red Bull Luo Binghe is protecting the last unicorn scum?! Unconscionable! He should have driven me off the cliff by now!!"

[venice-1987]

TDP asked "Hey, is anyone else going to analyze the deeply loving and deeply traumatic relationship fathers have with their sons and daughters?" And did not wait for an answer

[armenelols]

In deference to my recent bout of shitposting, have a daily reminder that Tolkien's half-elves have no happy ending and no matter what they choose, they'll still lose part of their family forever. They'll always be split between two people, neither fully one or the other, yet forced to pick one and lose the other

[cxinis]

damen redraw 🗣️🗣️ ft stragically placed kapda

[1asbrightasthestars3]

Will we ever learn?

We've been here before.

[rainesjupiter]

Beneath the veil of the Moon, another pair of vows was made. Here we sow the catalyst for a mother's grief. For the Will's rage. For the Queen's madness. Now cometh the Age of the Stars.

[askthisfishprince]

(Eridan Ask Blog in MY 2024???? Yes it is lol I got hit with nostalgia from when people used to do these and so I wanted to take a crack at it! So please ask this fishy douche anyfin! :3)

(I am planning on drawing a response for every question I can! And maybe even some comics depending on the answer)

[jessmalia]

I rewatched The Avatar and the Fire Lord a few days ago, and god, what a good episode. Revealing that Zuko is a descendant of both Sozin and Roku was a genius move (and that's not even getting into the Zuko/Aang parallels of it all). But there's something the show doesn't seem to think of, and that I haven't seen anyone in the fandom discuss either — the fact that Zuko isn't the only one descendant from both these men. Azula is, too.

The conclusion of this story that Iroh presents to Zuko at the end of the episode is that he alone — because of his lineage from both men the war was started from — is uniquely capable of cleansing the sins of his family and the fire nation and bringing peace to the world. But, the thing is, there's two sides of this conflict, and therefor two sides to its legacy. The external and the personal. The legacy of the external is the war, but the legacy of the personal is the sibling rivalries that kept repeating through generations of the royal family.

Though Roku and Sozin were not actually related, they were childhood friends as close as siblings and fucking shared a birthday, so the symbolism works. We know very little about Azulon's childhood or if he even had any direct sibling rivalries like this at all, but from what I can find on his wiki page, we know that Sozin favoured him over "other family" (I'm assuming his siblings). What we know very well, however, is what happened in the next generation between Iroh and Ozai. We know Azulon favoured Iroh over Ozai, and that this likely is the initial source of their hatred for each other, which resulted in perhaps the worst sibling rivalry of them all (what with the indirect patricide and throne stealing).

Then we go on to Zuko and Azula, whose upbringing kept going in the same patterns, but the key difference is them being the first ones to both be descendant from the men who started it all. If Zuko having this lineage makes him uniquely capable of ending the cycle of war in his country and restoring balance to the world, shouldn't that mean that both he and Azula having this lineage makes them uniquely capable of ending the cycle of brutal sibling rivalries and restoring balance to their family?

This conclusion I've presented seems to fit perfectly with the lesson Aang draws from the same story as well:

"Roku was just as much Fire Nation as Sozin was, right? If anything, their story proves that anyone's capable of great good and great evil. Everyone, even the Fire Lord and the Fire Nation, have to be treated like they're worth giving a chance."

I know this is supposed to be foreshadowing to Aang refusing to kill Ozai later, but I can't help but think it's even more applicable to fourteen year old Azula. It's really so ironic that the show runners thought Azula deserved what she got when their own show seems to be telling them that Zuko mending his relationship with her is what he ultimately should've done.

But, then again... that does sort of make her the perfect tragedy.

[not-aurii]

Zuko: How did grandpa die?

Azula: *brief history lesson*

Zuko: No, but how did he DIE?!

Azula: Omg are you actually dumb?? Did you not listen to what I just said???? He died PEACEFULLY. In his SLEEP. Bro was ANCIENT. That's what you get for sleeping during history lessons, dummy.

My roman empire is the potential of the actual sibling relationship they could've had.

[hazieash]

Pentapus Claudia in a moment of remorse

[lemondonutsfromcirclek]

oh my god. if the “your hearing is the last sense to go out before death” thing is true then that means that there’s a chance the last thing hamlet heard was “goodnight, sweet prince,” from horatio and then his hearing went out probably