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Would horse Shiro have a cat on her back?
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Maybe she ended up in a different homeroom because adding Shiro changed the number of students?Though what the heck am I supposed to do about Phalaenopsis supposedly being part of their class but just not shown? I had intended for her to be in the Tiara focused class...which I guess can still work.
Maybe imply that she was there but hmmm… no that might not work. The closest side is like off screen. She was there, logically you might have to re-edit some chapters include some of the dialogue, that's gonna be a pain to do though.Though what the heck am I supposed to do about Phalaenopsis supposedly being part of their class but just not shown? I had intended for her to be in the Tiara focused class...which I guess can still work.
Oh this could work.Maybe she ended up in a different homeroom because adding Shiro changed the number of students?
Though what the heck am I supposed to do about Phalaenopsis supposedly being part of their class but just not shown? I had intended for her to be in the Tiara focused class...which I guess can still work.
But the new wheel comes with interlocking treads, and reverse spin rims.Alternative option: Just don't! You don't have to incorporate new characters recently revealed to have been there from the start, just ignore it.
The problem is that he thinks this is a good rival character that probably actually make Shirō wanna improve emotionally… OK maybe not but you know.Alternative option: Just don't! You don't have to incorporate new characters recently revealed to have been there from the start, just ignore it.
This could be a good idea?Perhaps a midseason transfer student? It happens often in high school anime. A new character/rival transfers in as a sixth ranger to mix up established social cliques and cause drama. Often gets revealed to be a spy or traitor.
The way their class is presented, as though it is just them. There were no mentions of other classmates. Or at least it is not presented that way.Or perhaps she simply isn't part of his circle of close friends and classmates.
I don't understand the problem; it's quite common in manga, anime, and other school stories that you don't know all of your classmates, and in fact, in many you can get through the whole story without knowing the names of most of your classmates, only knowing the names of the main characters and some supporting ones.
You could simply say that this new Umamusume was always in the background and just never interacted with Shirogane beyond basic greetings.
Though what the heck am I supposed to do about Phalaenopsis supposedly being part of their class but just not shown? I had intended for her to be in the Tiara focused class...which I guess can still work.
Maybe she ended up in a different homeroom because adding Shiro changed the number of students?
You know, being part of the class and not being shown doesn't necessarily have to contradict, and pretty sure that her class have more Uma's than what's name. This is a story about Shirogane, so it only shows the Uma's that regularly interact with her with their own personality. Her being outside of Shirogane social circle while in the same class isn't that outlandish considering how socially neutral both of them can be.Though what the heck am I supposed to do about Phalaenopsis supposedly being part of their class but just not shown? I had intended for her to be in the Tiara focused class...which I guess can still work.
Though what the heck am I supposed to do about Phalaenopsis supposedly being part of their class but just not shown? I had intended for her to be in the Tiara focused class...which I guess can still work.
The main issue is that Ch. 9 went into too much detail about Shirogane's homeroom class and the classroom, with Shirogane being the first to arrive, noting every single person that enters until class starts, and noting how the classroom is filled up. This makes it hard to squeeze Phalaenopsis in later. The easiest way to have them all be in the same classroom is probably to edit Ch. 9 to remove the lines about the classroom being small or crowded, and add a few lines to show the presence of many other classmates that Shirogane just chooses to not focus on. For example, Shirogane can note more classmates coming in before the homeroom teacher arrives, and also note other classmates doing laps with them at the end of the day that simply aren't standing out to her. The goal is to imply that it's a typical ~40-person Japanese class size, like Shirogane's middle school class, and thus there are many more people present that simply don't get named until they become plot-relevant.Though what the heck am I supposed to do about Phalaenopsis supposedly being part of their class but just not shown? I had intended for her to be in the Tiara focused class...which I guess can still work.
Maybe she ended up in a different homeroom because adding Shiro changed the number of students?
This will probably be what I'm going with. The thought originally was that the 'colts' and 'fillies' are sorted into different classes for the most part, with the former being more focused on racing while the latter is more focused on the idol part of the sport. This does still work, though from her character stories Phalaenopsis isn't that umadol focused, so she's likely in the other class because of her being better at mile races, possibly also because her health isn't the greatest, so it was judged better to put her in the more performance oriented group.One of those class a,b,c type situations is best with Phala in another class of the same year. Shiro doesn't live on campus so there's still a plethora of time for the rest of the class to know Phala and let the author keep whatever dynamics they want involved.
The way their class is presented, as though it is just them. There were no mentions of other classmates. Or at least it is not presented that way.
This is based on the presentation in the show and game as well, given that the classroom shown is not particularly large, and they don't depict more members of the class beyond the Golden Generation 'colts'. They do show that there are other classes, such as Haru Urara being in a different one, but the specifics don't seem to be expanded on very much.The main issue is that Ch. 9 went into too much detail about Shirogane's homeroom class and the classroom, with Shirogane being the first to arrive, noting every single person that enters until class starts, and noting how the classroom is filled up. This makes it hard to squeeze Phalaenopsis in later.
Phalaenopsis is in the Ritto Dorm, and she apparently is the type to cook for others (especially her cousin Narita Brian), so she's probably known to Special Week, at the very least, since they're in the same dorm. Phalaenopsis and Grass Wonder also have some interactions in the sporting facility since they apparently spar with naginata on occasion (it would probably be good for Shiro's mental health to do some fencing, not so much for the other person involved).The only real downside I can see to this would be that Phalaenopsis would have less opportunities to interact with the rest of Shiro's homeroom class.
This is true in a school with large classes, but Tracen doesn't really depict itself in that manner, and you have a difference in closeness within the classes I've depicted too, even with them being much smaller. Shiro, for example, is close with Silence Suzuka, Air Groove, Grass Wonder and Mejiro Dober, and less close with some of her other seniors like Matikanefukikutaru.When I was in high school, my class had 45 students; I interacted regularly with about 12 to 15 of them, and I was close friends with maybe five.
I noticed that all of the Umas in Shirogane's class have at least a "C" in Long aptitude, while Phalaenopsis has an "F" in Long aptitude, so you could also justify it in-story as the classes being segregated based on distance aptitude. It would probably be best to simply not give any justification for how the classes are divided at all until/unless it becomes plot-relevant.This will probably be what I'm going with. The thought originally was that the 'colts' and 'fillies' are sorted into different classes for the most part, with the former being more focused on racing while the latter is more focused on the idol part of the sport. This does still work, though from her character stories Phalaenopsis isn't that umadol focused, so she's likely in the other class because of her being better at mile races, possibly also because her health isn't the greatest, so it was judged better to put her in the more performance oriented group.
Probably the following.If Shiro's friends manage to convince her to star in a western what role would she play?
Probably the following.
After the final fight, as the bad guy is bleeding out on the ground, we get a shot from his point of view as Shiro looms over him and reaches down to cover his eyes, then a hard cut to him laying dead in the street, alone, as the heroes holster their guns.I wonder how many times movie goers will spot her in the background of the action scenes. During a tense standoff you can see her at the bar slowly sipping her drink only to disappear without a trace when tensions lower, or when the heroes are pinned down by a sniper you can see her near by whittling away to pass the time.