#TAMASHII VS TAMASHII ENIGMO HOW TO#
#TAMASHII VS TAMASHII ENIGMO CRACK#

She was also trained to resist all forms of torture, before tortured herself and even raped at a young age.

#TAMASHII VS TAMASHII ENIGMO HOW TO#

She also learned how to use practically every known weapon to man, including magic, for which she had a particular affinity towards the element of Mist. She was trained in the arts of stealth, poison and antidote making, torture, seduction, information gathering, thievery, lock picking, and acrobatics. Jack was born into a family of assassins and raised to be one from the moment she could walk. In her dome of mist, this makes her attacks virtually invisible. Combined with her martial powers and training, she can make and use any weapon she can think of. Mist-Make makes up all of Jack's offense and defense spells, allowing her to create and control various weapons she makes out of mist. Finally, interpreting this as romaji (with 'ltu' standing for a sokuon and 'y' sometimes standing for 'i', though these seem to behave inconsistently), swap each pair of 'kana'/syllables (so 'miky kuga tare' becomes 'kimi gaku reta'), and hopefully you'll have something that makes sense in Japanese ('kimi ga kureta' = 'you gave me').Jack's deadly combo, she uses Mist magic for only two purposes: The create a thick dome of mist/fog to obscure her opponents sight and to use the Mist Body spell, allowing her to dodge most attacks by turning her body to mist. Next, reverse each line ('emikykugatar') and move the first letter to the end ('mikykugatare'). Here's my formula so far: First, remove all punctuation and the obvious non-anagram words (for instance, the line 'ENVIRIO: ratag uk ykime.' becomes 'ratagukykime').

#TAMASHII VS TAMASHII ENIGMO CRACK#

I've managed to crack most of it, but there's still a few bits that aren't playing nice, especially in the opening verse. Theme of ENIGMA: has a much more obvious but complicated secret - the whole first half is an anagram, following a certain set of rules. Mind Trace has a fairly simple secret, which you might be able to spot if you know Japanese: The first syllable of each line spells out 'eiyuu ga oritatsu monogatari yori', meaning 'a hero descends from a story'. Standing coldly and brandishing his sword, along with the names of his friends The young man who called daybreak a miracle walks through a story The pain left behind like being pierced by a shooting star

They stopped and looked up at the dark sky, which twinkled gently In a future spelled by the slumber of the outside world's moon They turn their back on the brightness of the rising sun, close their eyes and begin walking

Stars continue to wait beyond the arriving dreamĮven if their trailing flag is stained with blood, they do not stop The maestro plays of hope and the poet starts to sing of beginnings

The flowers blooming on the eternal ground Rinto tachi tsurugi kakage tomo no na to tomoniĪ white conclusion portrayed in the epilogue Yoake wo kiseki to yonda seinen ga ayumu monogatari Ryuusei ga tsukisasu youni nokosareta itami Tachidomari miagetemita yamizora yasashiku matataite Gaikai no tsuki no nemuri tsudzurareta mirai Noboru hi no mabushisa kara se wo muke me wo toji arukidasu Otozureru yume no saki ni machitsudzukeru hoshi Gakushi wa kibou wo kanade shijin wa hajimari utaidasu The things you gave us, the memories you left us Wreck the wind-drawn patterns on the sand In a world with no rescue, unable to see where you're setting off to, Rough English translation (of the second half): Kimi ga ataeta mono nokoshitekureta kioku wa Sukui nado nai sekai tabidatsu saki mo miezuni

Tamashii vs tamashii enigmo