Dunban

Line 78:

==Trivia==

*~~[[Mii]] Swordfighters in the~~ Dunban ~~costume still use their sword right~~-handed~~, as all Mii Swordfighters do. However, in~~ ''Xenoblade Chronicles''~~, Dunban's~~ right arm is crippled from overuse of the Monado in the prologue. As a result, ~~he only fights left~~-~~handed after the events of Sword Valley~~, ~~which is when he wears the outfit that the costume is based on~~.

*While Dunban is showcased as left-handed for most of ''Xenoblade Chronicles'' (due to his right arm is crippled from overuse of the Monado in the prologue), [[Mii]] Swordfighters in the Dunban costume still hold his sword right-handed due to their animations. As a result, the swordfighters hold their cape-covered arm to hold their sword, contrary to Dunban's original design.

Dunban: Difference between revisions

Navigation menu

Page actions

Page actions

Personal tools

Navigation

Search

Participate

Tools

@@ Line 78: / Line 78: @@
 ==Trivia==
-*[[Mii]] Swordfighters in the Dunban costume still use their sword right-handed, as all Mii Swordfighters do. However, in ''Xenoblade Chronicles'', Dunban's right arm is crippled from overuse of the Monado in the prologue. As a result, he only fights left-handed after the events of Sword Valley, which is when he wears the outfit that the costume is based on.
+*While Dunban is showcased as left-handed for most of ''Xenoblade Chronicles'' (due to his right arm is crippled from overuse of the Monado in the prologue), [[Mii]] Swordfighters in the Dunban costume still hold his sword right-handed due to their animations. As a result, the swordfighters hold their cape-covered arm to hold their sword, contrary to Dunban's original design.
 {{Mii costumes}}