Howdy, everyone!
Quick update to tell you that Trails in the Sky the 3rd has been announced by XSEED Games. As a result, the “Sora no Kiseki the 3rd” tag has been changed to reflect the English title!
Carry on!
Thanks to Manifla who submitted the site’s first question!
Since it does come across some spoiler details, I’m going to put the question behind the cut.
Continue reading [Submitted Question] The Manufacturer of the Beowulf
This is going to be a very short post. I believe I know what is going to happen in terms of the final boss of the Erebonia arc. The answer may (or may not) surprise you.
Continue reading Prediction: The final boss of Cold Steel III
Gu4n has already done an excellent job summarizing the Black History and the possible nature of the remaining Sept-Terion so I won’t go over the general material again (here at any rate). Instead I’d like to offer my own thoughts on the two treasures found within Erebonia and some of the other mysteries that have been presented to us.
Continue reading Observations on the Black History and the mysteries of Erebonia
For an event as major as the Great Collapse, there is hardly anything we know about this historical catastrophe. We know it marked the end of the Ancient Zemurian Civilisation, which in its entirety disappeared without a trace bar from ruins throughout Liberl and in Grancel’s museum, and plunged the world into five centuries of Dark Ages. A whole continent, split in seven factions, collapsing at approximately the same time. Virtually everything we know about it comes from Sora no Kiseki; both the Crossbell and Erebonia arc hardly contributed to our understanding of the Great Collapse. So, what happened? Continue reading What happened during the Great Collapse
Well, someone did it. It took one day for Yotaka someone to link in Tokyo Xanadu into a theory. Am I surprised?
Not at all. Not with some of the things I’ve heard as well.
Since it’s also in the recent post by Yotaka, I’ve added a link to Nayuta no Kiseki as well. If more theories for them pop up, they will be accessible from the ‘series title’ page.
Enjoy the crack!
Warning, absolute 100% unadulterated crack on display!
This will be quick, I promise.
There seems to be a discrepancy with the sprites versus the artwork when it comes to Ein as she’s seen in 3rd.
The best hidden yet most informative book series in the Kiseki series to date: Black History. Only obtainable during a second or later playthroughs of Sen no Kiseki II, the book series chronicles major events of Erebonia and apparently reveals more than the imperial authorities would like you to know. A translation.