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Re: Defender of Public Morals: Swordswoman Asagi (Ahriman) 風紀剣士アサギ
@shadowman Sounds like things have settled down already to me, not that heated arguments always necessarily require moderator intervention.
To anyone who's curious, The Moral Sword of Asagi is an incorrect/loose translation done by the staff of DLsite English who do the same for many other DLsite products' titles. Public Morals Swordswoman Asagi or Disciplinary Swordswoman Asagi would be better. The "fuuki" in Fuuki Kenshi Asagi is the "fuuki" of the public morals committee / disciplinary committee (those are the 2 most common ways of putting it) that you see in anime and manga--students whose job it is to stop other students from running in the halls, violating the dress code, and being late to class. The title of Touninden (Upended Ninja Legend, maybe?) and this new game are a little harder to translate properly because the style of the title matches the feudal Japan atmosphere and thus crams a bunch of kanji together...
Now, I'm off to look into this new game.
As someone who mostly just reads subscribed threads without visiting the forum index, and thus wouldn't have see the new thread for this, I appreciate the heads up. And thanks to lazycat for linking to the correct thread.Ahriman has released a demo forYou must be registered to see the links, his latest work.
@shadowman Sounds like things have settled down already to me, not that heated arguments always necessarily require moderator intervention.
To anyone who's curious, The Moral Sword of Asagi is an incorrect/loose translation done by the staff of DLsite English who do the same for many other DLsite products' titles. Public Morals Swordswoman Asagi or Disciplinary Swordswoman Asagi would be better. The "fuuki" in Fuuki Kenshi Asagi is the "fuuki" of the public morals committee / disciplinary committee (those are the 2 most common ways of putting it) that you see in anime and manga--students whose job it is to stop other students from running in the halls, violating the dress code, and being late to class. The title of Touninden (Upended Ninja Legend, maybe?) and this new game are a little harder to translate properly because the style of the title matches the feudal Japan atmosphere and thus crams a bunch of kanji together...
Now, I'm off to look into this new game.