This very popular import from the US, to Asia has some extraordinary similarity to a newly revealed Final Fantasy 13 character. The character designer for the final fantasy has been known to model some characters from popular Japanese idols, an example, is Gackt Camui as Final Fantasy 7's Genesis. And, the current Jpop Queen, Kumi Koda as Lynn from Final Fantasy X2. Could, Leah be the next rumored model. You, be the judge.
Rumours about a new Xenoblade Chronicles release have started to circulate online today after a possible leak on the casting platform Spotlight.
The page of voice actor Caitlin Thorburn (who voiced multiple roles in the second game) has reportedly been updated to reference a "Xenoblade Chronicles" project due out in 2026. She's apparently reprising her role as KOS-MOS, who previously appeared in Xenoblade Chronicles 2 and the Xenosaga series.
Here is the info on her spotlight page.
XENOBLADE CHRONICLES
Date: 2026
Type: Video Game
Role: Kos Mos
Company: Nintendo
Probably a Switch 2 Definitive edition of XB2 + Torna with added endgame content like with XB1.
Just please be like Xenoblade Chronicles 1, 2, 3 and not like Xenoblade Chronicles X on Switch. I bought it thinking it would be exactly like the previous 3 which it was not. I do not like Xenoblade Chronicles X at all.
I really like XC2 more than XC3 even though the latter has better graphics. What made part 2 better were the awesome blades like Kos Mos. I still remember that I almost dropped my switch with joy when I got Kos Mos as my last blade.
And also because of this game, it became one my favorite jrpg series which for me is at the same level as final fantasy series.
Microsoft's 30% profit target for many Xbox Studios is what reportedly led to their games being published on PlayStation.
No doubt sales not meeting expectations is a huge reason. Unsure if this 30% margin is high though. I'd think it would be hard to consistently achieve for most studios especially looking at how their games were performing in prior.
I think when it comes to anime tie-in games, you just can't discount the power of good fanservice. For as much as I want the idea of a really good game that turns out to also be tied to a popular IP, the audience at large wants a salve for the end of their favorite series.
To that end, it's hard to not be impressed by how well My Hero Academia All's Justice fills that role. An arena fighter built to accompany the end of the anime, the game sets out to be more than just playable fights from the anime- it's a chance to stay in that world just a little longer.
Hot as hell..
pretty.
I never noticed the similarities. Leah is hot
Yes......I think you may be on to something.
I totally agree with the previous comments. Leah is so hot and beautiful.