WolfQuest

Yogi wrote:BBA Is pretty good (I prefer the background art) but the plot is a little over going. It is true that they have done the comic FOR NOW but I thin they are still working on the online game, which will be worth it.

Griffinsong wrote:

Yogi wrote:BBA Is pretty good (I prefer the background art) but the plot is a little over going. It is true that they have done the comic FOR NOW but I thin they are still working on the online game, which will be worth it.

I actually think that they'd have stopped development on the game, seeing as the comic itself is being rebooted. Could be wrong, though.

Songdog wrote:Wolf's Rain didn't have kung-flower action though =D I've never read Warriors, but I know it has lots of violence. So does Ginga (which was made of so much fail in my opinion) Getting of subject a bit, but although it was violent, Wolf's Rain really wasn't centered on fighting and what not. It had plenty of other faults, but it wasn't an action-y show.

I'm still for my theory that people see brightly colored "wolf" like things and go crazy. Trow in some blood, evil characters, and a war 'plot', and there you have it: instant hit.

Songdog wrote:It's cliche as heck. Evil sabertooths at war with wolves? Or better yet, the "dire" wolves who were betrayed by an evil (and red eyed, cause all bad guys have red eyes) wolf, so then they were exiled. It's incredibly unoriginal. It's as if they're going through the book of cliches or something. The dialog is annoying too, how they all talk so proper; the writer has no sense of colloquialism or speech variation.

And this nonsense with the dire wolves? No. Those are not dire wolves. They are nothing close to dire wolves. She should have just made up a new mythical species because that was ridiculous. She wrote the dire wolves as if they were just a genetic variation of the wolf; they're nowhere close. They're entirely different genus and species, they could never interbreed. They did not tolerate each other. Dire Wolves weren't as superman-esque as she described them. They were longer and a bit taller, and much heavier; they were fatter and sluggish versions of gray wolves. They were very slow, and that's why they died out. They couldn't hunt faster game, they were believed to be scavengers, not a proud-race of ultra wolves. In the story, she says they're ultra strong and ultra fast, when they were rather slow and a bulky. Plus, they did not have freakish markings.

I don't know why people give wolf character freakish markings. If you like something, don't change how it is.

Really, I don't understand why everyone loves it. They see canine-like-things and weird angles and freak. Just because it has "wolves" in it, does not make it good. It has little, if any, literary merit. The writer has no sense of plot or creativity or originality.

Although the backgrounds are pretty. The end. And Kayfedewa doesn't do the backgrounds; that goes to the very talented and very under appreciated Esda.

I hate Black Blood Alliance. And, I hate how it caused a surge in identical and just as ridiculous other wolf comic-copies.