Maxim and Selan - Lufia II & Lufia DS comparison

Maxim and Selan's conversation before going to Doom Island

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[adsutter]

WHAT!!!!!. so maxim gets to keep his red hair. and Selan gets to keep her blue ass sexy hair.... BUT GUY HAS TO LOSE HIS GREEN HAIR AND GO WITH BLOND!! WTF!!!!????

[SinReVi]

@adsutter

What are you talking about? Guy never had green hair!

[Kronoan]

What color are Maxim's Eyes, Black or Brown? Thanks!

[SinReVi]

@Kronoan

Brown or blue (depends on what artwork you look at)

[Manny80M]

I prefer original Lufia II.

[e105beta]

@adsutter Guy always had blond hair. It's Dekar who lost his blue hair.

[Manny80M]

@ojstrike You'll see Dekar in Lufia: The Ruins of Lore (GBA). Looks like he's immortal!

[brian110487]

@Manny80M yes I agree the original Lufia II was way better the remake was a joke in comparison. All the remake had was better graphics thats it plus I gave you an extra thumbs up now u got 26 thumbs up XD

[zxbass]

The good thing about 16 bit graphics is that you can use your imagination more. If is that the original intention of the Guy's design, i prefer to stick with the 16-bits version.

[SionArtwork]

@adsutter

when did guy actually have green hair again?

[Kuzzikan009]

Seriously, am i seeing things or they just screwd one of the most awesome games i've played?

[ojstrike]

snes lufia looks so simple yet still wins.

dekar present in the ds version, isn't he dead?

the only thing i like in the ds version is the drawing

of the characters, imo they're pretty accurate except the colors

[operations1000]

SNES Lufia wins, besides wtf is the DS version playing Lufia's song during the conversation? -.- And Tia staying is just awkward.

[shoomkin17]

Snes ver is way better lookin this crap ;P

[fingrid]

I'm glad they had more Tia in the DS version. The only concrete subplots she had were the part with eating fish and the explanation of her name as "Tear" and crying.

I always think of the Hokuto no Ken theory about whitened hair when I see bleached characters. :)

The song choice was better on the SNES version as the "Pulifia Flowers" fit when it was just the young hero playing with a girl called Lufia on a field of flowers in Lufia I. It does not go that well with the comedy.