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Of course this is entirely the fault of serendipity [livejournal.com profile] herit.
474 words. AU. PG? for mention of mutilation and hints at Radu/Helga.
Based on the premise of Isaak being Radu’s direct superior rather than Dietrich.


Future Perfect

Disclaimer: Trinity Blood belongs to Sunao Yoshida, Gonzo and others.

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It was a farce really, Marionettenspieler’s private little control room where all he did was stare in horror at his own face in a handmirror.
“Live fast, die young and leave a great looking corpse?” Flammenschwert had enquired once, loitering in the doorway, cigarette hanging from his lips and with a fresh bandage over his left eye. Dietrich had thrown the mirror at him.

Maybe that had been ten years ago, maybe twenty when the terran had finally begun to realise that his looks wouldn’t last forever and that realisation had brought about a profound change in him. In public there was no noticeable difference but in private he fretted over a growing abundance of grey hair, the fine lines developing at the corner of his eyes and what was looking more and more like early-onset arthritis. Later, he’d taken to dying his hair and sleeping covered in a whole selection of supposedly anti-aging products.
It was something Radu might have understood if he’d had any vague comprehension of his own looks before one too many failures had disfigured him. Not that he’d been injured on missions but rather than Isaak only had so much tolerance for what he saw as avoidable failures. Radu still preferred to hold his cigarette with his right hand even though it was missing two and a half fingers. His left hand was only missing half a finger at least and while one of his ribs had been broken and allowed to heal in a particularly awkward fashion he’d learnt to move without it causing him trouble. And when he thought about it, it wasn’t as if his left eye was all that necessary either. That had been the mark of his last mistake and afterwards, surprisingly he’d learnt to produce infallible results.

Isaak had been both pleased and disappointed which Radu had taken to mean that the old mage really had nothing else to do.
“Damage report.” He’d dropped the manila folder unceremoniously onto Isaak’s desk.
Isaak had made that odd faint clicking noise with his teeth that he occasionally did when preoccupied as he glanced over the report and Radu had felt certain that he could feel his missing fingers curl in trepidation. At length Isaak had looked up and readjusted the monocle that looked like he’d stolen it from a very specific corpse.
“Well done, Flammenschwert. Well done.” And it hadn’t sounded congratulatory at all.

Disabled and disfigured, he should have been odd man out in the Orden but strangely enough Eix Hexe had suddenly become quite fond of him, which wasn’t without its own pitfalls. Eventually, Radu had given up on ever managing to drink his tea when Helga proposed that they do so together because it was really quite difficult to manage that sort of thing with an ice goddess sat in his lap.

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The title is more of my barmy referencing since Future Perfect Tense describes an action that happened at an indefinite time in the past or that began in the past and continues in the present. ’Balmy’ is really up there with phrases like ‘limy fruitcake’ now that I think about it.
There may also be more of this in the future since the idea of Radu Bernadotte-Barvon is growing on me. Isaak’s starting to sound like he’s having a harddrive crash though.



345 words. G. A sort of character death. Unrequited Esther/Dietrich. Post-series.
The possibility of AI.


Perfidious Albion

Disclaimer: Trinity Blood belongs to Sunao Yoshida, Gonzo and others.

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It was the eyes that terrified Esther. Those dull, lifeless eyes that didn’t look like the man she had once loved. She’d loved him, she could admit that now. Loved him for all his insanity, his passion, his fire. She’d loved him for all the wrong reasons, the same reasons that girls always liked unsuitable boys. But it was too late now that this thing that was no longer a man knelt before her.
Perfidious Albion, so that phrase went, faithless, treacherous, forsaken. The progenitor of the Project Hermes. A technology so advanced that it had made the Mars settlement of later years seem almost primitive in comparison.
“I am the bird of Hermes; I have devoured my own wings…” She murmured the lines softly as she reached out to gently cup his face in her hands.
“Majesty.”
“You’ve done well. All of Albion will be blessed by your progress.” She leaned forwards to kiss his forehead. Taking a moment to brush his black hair aside with a hand, she blinked back unexpected tears.

She’d never really get over it, she supposed. Even now. So she shouldn’t be surprised at the sorrow that stirred in her heart every time she laid eyes on him. This man, this shell that was simply the casing for an advanced AI.
“Why him?”
The question would go unanswered. Why Dietrich? Why before him Isaac Butler who’d been just another promising young student in Londinium. Why so many before that?
“Because the control mechanism requires a human neural network to facilitate-“
She’d held up a hand to halt the Count of Manchester’s explanation. It wasn’t what she was asking anyway.
L'Angleterre, ah, la perfide Angleterre, que le rempart de ses mers rendait inaccessible aux Romains, la foi du Sauveur y est abordee.
What else was there to do but laugh, when a Catholic nun sat on the Protestant throne, when Albion assured its neutrality by plunging the rest of the world into war? When an AI sometimes called her “Esther” in a tone that reminded her of a mortal man…

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"England, ah, faithless England, which was rendered inaccessible to the Romans by rampart of her seas, the faith of the Saviour spread even there." - phrase used by Jacques-Bénigne Bossuet in a 17th century sermon. Though the main sentiment itself was later applied to a different sort of perfidy.
Esther quotes Hellsing with the bird of Hermes line because I’ve a tendency to cross the two series over in places.

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Date: 2007-03-10 11:07 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] herit.livejournal.com
I don't know which I like better, really. I think the first one wins slightly, as this is just what I've been dying to read. Somehow, older and disfigured like this, Radu's starting to get real appealing. I can understand Helga very much there. Pretty as he's always been, this would actually give him charme beyond the "I want to blow everything up!" teenage rebel charme. Isaak really should have shown Dietrich his secret of conserving his looks. Dietrich with grow hair and crinkles is a weirdly creepy image. I somehow can't see him one day older than he is right now, emotionally speaking, but add old-ish looks to that, and it creeps me out for good. And now you have me wonder again whether or not a wound inflicted on a Methuselah with a silver weapon is really permanent and leaves scars.

On the Esther story, I really don't know what to say. It's dark and somewhat sick, and I love the way it deals with the AI. I wonder what sort of progress Esther meant, though?
And I love the last line, that seriously is just beautiful. I take every blame gladly, though I think you flatter me too much with that.

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Date: 2007-03-11 08:23 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] reichsfreiherr.livejournal.com
And now you have me wonder again whether or not a wound inflicted on a Methuselah with a silver weapon is really permanent and leaves scars.

I was wondering if they were capable of regenerating limbs and so on which really might be possible considering things like Radu’s already confirmed flame-retardant status. Still, missing fingers and all, I agree that Helga has the right idea about things in regards to Radu.

I have no idea what the AI is up to yet other than running around and stirring up trouble in all the right places; presumably whenever it looks like another nation might begin to surpass Albion’s technological advantages. Its prime directive is probably something along the lines of “For God, England & St George.” Now all it needs is an opposing AI who follows the maxim “Deus vult.” Though maybe all the Empire are waiting for is a certain Prince of Wallacha to get reincarnated again and get on with the job of striking a definitive blow against Christendom.

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Date: 2007-03-12 10:18 am (UTC)
From: [identity profile] herit.livejournal.com
At least when limbs are cut off with iron and are given "back" later, they grow back on, but... regenerating on their own? No idea. It should be possible at least for smaller wounds, as that'd be pretty much the same as regenerating a broken bone/cut skin/severed nerve. Then again, with silver rendering the Bacillus useless for quite a while, possibly the Bacillus "forgets" at reawakening that there was something to repair at all.

Hmmm, that sounds quite promising as an ally, really. And that gives me another clichéed OTP in this scenario, but not really that strong (Cain and Isaak just can't be beaten; they're the acme of drama and really every clichée ever worth reading). Gah, Vlad gets too much attention. Give me Mehmed anytime.

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Date: 2007-03-13 04:42 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] reichsfreiherr.livejournal.com
I know its silver that stops the bacillus but I’d presumed that the Autojägers were equipped with silver or at least silver-tipped axes, though now that you mention it iron would just sever the limb allowing for reattachment presumably. I’m going with the theory that with enough silver nitrate or some such, perhaps the bacillus might even die or at least stop functioning so that the ones closest to the site of the wound might just be non-functional meaning that the injury would just heal in the same way as it might for a terran. And once the skin etc had healed over, with the flow of blood, any fresh bacillus might then just maintain that.

Do you want me to start attempting to suggest Baybars as Murad and Süleyman as Mehmed now? Do I even have that the right way round?

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Date: 2007-03-13 05:41 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] herit.livejournal.com
I think Dietrich mentions once in the manga that his Autojäger's axes are made of iron, which really makes his motivation (collecting more body parts?) a bit questionable. But if the Bacillus is kept dormant for long enough (hmmm, I see nice torture scenes with Holy Water), the wounds should just grow close like they do for a human, making regeneration kind of impossible. Though I cannot seem to remember any marred Methuselah now, except for Asta whose hair grew white due to stress. So... in short, yes, agreed. Haha, now that sounds good! Or what about performing a surgery on him, only injecting him with Holy Water instead of anaesthetica? Though he should probably paralyse him in some way.

Oh please no Mehmed = Süleyman, or I'll scream. >< And I'm so sick of the (child) rapist image that man has. The two couldn't be more different. Though now you got me to think. Somehow, Süleyman does not really have that much in common with his historical example, but he kind of reminds me of a sort of Selim I. trying to be Osman. Though... if you can back it up, I'd be curious to hear it.

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Date: 2007-03-14 07:32 am (UTC)
From: [identity profile] reichsfreiherr.livejournal.com
Maybe the reanimation of dead tissue is- no, he’s actually done that, hasn’t he? I suppose he could be collecting body parts in so far as silver axes might damage the bacillus so that he can’t just stick spare parts onto things and have the bacillus do the job of welding it all together for him. And now I’m starting to wonder if Isaak isn’t the only big fake in the Orden because if Dietrich is relying on the bacillus to weld flesh together then he’s no more a great re-animator than Isaak is a Magier or a Panzer for that matter, but I’m guessing he’s never quite claimed he’s that at least.

And alas, I can’t actually back that up as yet though perhaps eventually I’ll find a reasonable comparison, even if it’s to another fictional character rather than a historical figure. Nothing strikes me as a particularly good comparison currently though.

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Date: 2007-03-14 04:37 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] herit.livejournal.com
Well... to a certain degree, yes. Now he just has to master the art of... wait. He even managed to make corpses look good again. Okay, I think he's completed this project. Nothing more within his grasp. That's true, now that you say it. He hasn't yet brought a human back to life after all. God, this magician really taught him everything, even posing as if he can actually do something. So that seriously happens? Ouch. Probably not worse than what Dietrich can do, but - and here we are again at the body/mind thing - most likely a completely different feeling knowing that there's somebody doing stuff to your body at the moment, while you can't fight back. Isaak as Alucard? Way too many fangirls for my liking for that, though all their squeeing aside it'd be another explanation for why Isaak would disfigure him so.

Isaak, upon meeting Radu in the Orden for the first time: "Still betraying your countries?"
Radu: "???"
Isaak: "... you don't recognize me? ... Then nevermind." >)


Too bad. Though now I have a reason to call you serendipity for once. This is a genius point you brought me at. On Mehmed's behalf, I'm still hoping he just hasen't appeared yet but will be the one taking over the Empire after Seth's death and starting a war against Europe, taking over all except Albion and Germanicus. He was, from all I know, the only sultan who got this far, except for Süleyman - who's dead already.

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Date: 2007-03-16 12:45 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] reichsfreiherr.livejournal.com


I’m still rooting for the entire world to be destroyed or at least rendered uninhabitable just so that people finally can’t misconstrue the meaning of the Orden motto.

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Date: 2007-03-17 12:08 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] herit.livejournal.com
Oh SHIT. I think I just developed a paranoia for surgeries.
Yes, I've seen those Hellsing/Trinity Blood (or rather Alucard/Isaak) fangirls going that way, and though I thought it was just a joke once, this whole "that guy's hot and has black hair, so let's make them one person by force"! stuff is just annoying. I answered it by declaring that Isaak does not look like a mix of Integra and Alucard as much as he looks (and acts) like a mix of Sevothtarte/Layla and Zaphkiel from Angel Sanctuary. Then it started getting funny. But I guess it's the fanbase; Alucard being Dracula and all is just drawing fangirls too much, even though the Hellsing plot doesn't really work with the TB one. But well, as long as those fangirls stay away and don't see it, I'd even like to see you doing this. Incest? oo *imagines* ... ow ... OW... oh shit, that's gonna hurt. ... do it. <3 Just to be a little mean to the fangirls. Not much; just a little.


Absolutely agreed. Though I've always been wondering who takes over once Augusta is killed and beheaded by Cain. Mirka would be unlikely as she loves humans and is just too benevolent. Also, she knows Esther, and I am not sure if she'd wage war against her. Maybe Baybars, but I am not sure. That's why I still have the (not all serious of course) hope Mehmed will become a character, too.

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Date: 2007-03-20 12:39 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] reichsfreiherr.livejournal.com


There’s a good question. What happens to Mirka? Since surely she’d put a stop to all out war. I’d almost wonder if they’re going to pull a General Darius out from somewhere but then they’ve got Baybars already. I suppose Darius could start a militaristic conquest of the known world and then die while planning part of his campaign leaving whoever is left in charge to escalate the conflict.

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Date: 2007-03-24 12:37 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] herit.livejournal.com
That's true, and another thing that annoys me as well. Gladly I cannot seem to recall any character in TB falling into this category yet, or being mentioned to look "just like their parents/siblings", but then again with the absence of family in general, that's hardly surprising. Never underestimate the 25%, though. In my family, pale complexion, blue eyes, and blonde hair pwned reddish/tanner complexion, brown eyes, and brown hair in three of three cases. And thanks for the part on genetics. That really never ceases to amaze me. It's a pity I had a horrible teacher in biology classes, as the topic is really fascinating. Then again, I've seen darker types (Persian to be exact) with bright blue eyes before. Is that a mutation/anomaly of sorts or can that happen?

*waiting desperately for that blasphemy*
History can kiss my ass. ... well, people are doing worse things to history than this. And after all poor Mehy had to take, Vlad can take some damage, too. It's only fair.


Sadly, no idea here. I can only guess that she died, too. As a matter of fact, Mirka's always been fond of humans. That war is definitively not like her, especially as she knew about the Orden and its influence. Baybars I don't know enough to judge, but he could take this job, considering his high rank. Then again, he's not involved in politics directly. Which doesn't necessarily mean that he cannot just take the state over, but if he does that or not, I cannot judge. His character is too obscure so far. Darius? That might be interesting, too. And it'd make sense to take him in, although I still hope they keep the cast pretty renaissance and choose Mehy instead. What, I'm a fangirl.

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Date: 2007-03-24 03:41 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] reichsfreiherr.livejournal.com


I suppose it’s possible that Cain may have killed Mirka first if she was masquerading as Seth at the time and then having realised his mistake, gone on to kill the real Seth too. Or if she died of natural causes beforehand then what happens to the Fortunas? Since two of the most powerful families are gone it doesn’t look like a particularly stable situation at all. After all, Shahrazad runs off so it’s not as if she could do anything anyway. Unless the war with the terrans is in part not only to avenge their Empress but also to consolidate the Empire under their new ruler. Nothing brings people together like a common enemy after all.

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Date: 2007-03-25 11:32 am (UTC)
From: [identity profile] herit.livejournal.com
Ohh, I remember that one! I think that was one of the few things we had at school. Only, it was sadly never explained why the chromosomes do this crossing-over. Maybe I should have looked it up earlier. And agreed. The genetic abnomalities are strangely fascinating. I've never been listening much at biology classes, but that could even motivate me. Never heard of that Sonic Hedgehog thing, though. What... is that? oo

Eh. Right. Maybe I should try and finish it at some point. I've been hanging at the last 50 pages for weeks now.


That's both possible. Else, maybe she was assassinated in the following power struggles between the nobles. There are more families of the highest rank, I think (there was a short mentioning of a "Faron Lynn" or something like that, the Marchioness of Damascus if I'm not mistaken), but we don't know anything of them as of yet. Though it really should be some member of the ruling families taking over; else, if there was a complete revolution in the Empire, that'd first have needed more time, and second Yoshida would have taken a note, I suppose.

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Date: 2007-03-25 10:49 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] reichsfreiherr.livejournal.com


I should really look to see what information there is on this Faron Lynn if she’s the matriarch of some other powerful family. And yes, I doubt that a sudden ‘revolution’ would end in anything but anarchy if that were to happen. I like the idea on principle but dislike it in the sense that it would just damage their capacity to wage war on a larger scale.

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Date: 2007-03-26 10:48 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] herit.livejournal.com
Ah well, whyever they do it, at least they do it at all. The image always fascinated me. And it fills my Pschyrembel with a lot of funnily disgusting pictures. Oh God. I knew a guy with that once. It's... weird to look at, really. Though it's one of the "better" fates still.

I'm already poking a Chinese friend about her, but there doesn't seem to be more info on her - except, that she is that hot, Asian-looking woman from the Methuselah meetings in the manga, apparently. And here I must admit, he makes sense.

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Date: 2007-03-28 08:41 am (UTC)
From: [identity profile] reichsfreiherr.livejournal.com


Faron Lynn: *objects to something in a meeting*
Süleyman: *smiles indulgently*
Faron Lynn: *frowns*
Süleyman: *is picturing her naked in his mind*

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Date: 2007-03-28 11:57 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] herit.livejournal.com
I'll be honest. The picture doesn't tell me anything. Except that it looks like quite a mess. Is that normal?

Priceless. So it was fitting that a friend of mine turned him into the "hot, rich foreign lady-killer" in a crack-AU-university fic.

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Date: 2007-03-29 03:04 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] reichsfreiherr.livejournal.com


I still owe you university AU, don’t I? I just need to sort out what I’ve written really.

(no subject)

Date: 2007-03-30 10:39 am (UTC)
From: [identity profile] herit.livejournal.com
Don't worry about that, you've been writing a lot lately, and I enjoy every piece.

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Date: 2007-03-10 11:39 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] alucards-bane.livejournal.com
I can't bring myself to sit here for an hour and a half to write a response full of big words and things like this. So, instead I say this:

@.@ You have no idea how much these two ficlets(?) sate me, I guess? I've never thought about Dietrich getting old or Radu getting all disfigured and the like. It was very interesting.

The second one I wish you had written a bit more on >< Dietrich/Esther is one of my favorite pairings, and I would love to see this ficlet expanded? *can only hope*

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Date: 2007-03-11 09:45 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] reichsfreiherr.livejournal.com
I’m not entirely sure how much further that AI piece could carry on but since I do seem to keep coming back to Dietrich/Esther as a supremely twisted pairing, I’ll doubtless write more of it at a later date. Alas, my OTclichéd-to-hell-and-backP spot is already taken by Cain/Isaak these days and Esther’s self-sufficiency may well have cut her out of the front-running for that one anyway.

I rather like disfigured Radu for reasons I can’t quite put my finger on which is probably stranger than expected since I didn’t even know I was going to write that till I did.

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Date: 2007-03-11 11:39 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] alucards-bane.livejournal.com
I liked Cain/Isaak until somebody steered me away from it. ._. But I do still like it as a guilty pleasure. XD Whatever the cause, please do try to continue?


>< You do that too?

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Date: 2007-03-12 12:36 am (UTC)
From: [identity profile] reichsfreiherr.livejournal.com
As I’ve said somewhere else not so long ago; nothing says OTP like daring last-minute rescues and declarations of eternal devotion. Cain/Isaak: asexual romance hasn’t been this good since Gankutsuou.

It’s terrible really. Radu gets in on everything and more often than not; Dietrich gets pwned as a result.

(no subject)

Date: 2007-03-12 02:40 am (UTC)
From: [identity profile] alucards-bane.livejournal.com
Yay for asexual Gankutsuou's :D

;_; Awww poor Diet *huggles*

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Date: 2007-03-12 10:11 am (UTC)
From: [identity profile] herit.livejournal.com
I liked Cain/Isaak until somebody steered me away from it. ._.

Was that me by any chance? <<

(no subject)

Date: 2007-03-12 04:34 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] alucards-bane.livejournal.com
Yeah....yeah I think it was.

(no subject)

Date: 2007-03-12 04:43 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] herit.livejournal.com
Liar. u_u I wouldn't have a reason to do that.

(no subject)

Date: 2007-03-12 04:48 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] alucards-bane.livejournal.com
<< It was back when you were all anti-yaoi I think. It was either this pairing or Cain/Abel.

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Date: 2007-03-12 04:55 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] herit.livejournal.com
I was never anti-yaoi, only people thought I was cause I bitched about the official "yaoi" artwork. u_u And yeah, true, that might be the one I hated. << But you can like what you want. XD

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Date: 2007-03-12 04:58 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] alucards-bane.livejournal.com
Okie dokie :3

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Date: 2007-03-14 01:28 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] reichsfreiherr.livejournal.com
If I’m thinking of the right two images I can see what you mean. They are gratuitous fanservice.

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Date: 2007-03-14 02:09 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] herit.livejournal.com
Including Dietrich with shirt undone and open pants lying in Cain's arms, or Cain and Abel hugging naked somewhere in heaven? Yes, that's the two. They're so fanservice it's just... too much.

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Date: 2007-03-14 03:06 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] reichsfreiherr.livejournal.com
Ack, that image too. I was just thinking about the portrait style images of Cain & Abel and Isaak & Dietrich, which were nice but still pretty much fanservice. The Isaak & Dietrich one in particular was just unnecessary for the most part. Granted, I like it enough to use it for an icon but that’s rather tongue in cheek Rosencreutz: equal opportunities employer more than anything else. Actually, maybe it isn’t so much the fanservice aspect, though it is gratuitous, but rather the really blatant way it’s done. There’s a definite line between subtle and crass and while that Isaak & Dietrich image touches that line, it doesn’t actually cross it. The Cain & Dietrich image on the other hand just… I could have done without it.

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Date: 2007-03-14 04:40 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] herit.livejournal.com
The Cain & Abel one just annoyed me. The Isaak and Dietrich one, though looking OOC, at least is aesthetic to a certain degree. I love the background, as random as this is. Now everything that came afterwards is just DO NOT WANT. And I agree; Kiyo by God does fanservice as well, but I can stand his better, because it is less obvious. Except for Asta's contribution, that is. Still, nobody is lying in each other's arms. While the Anime "artwork" just looks cheap and forced (very much like the Hellsing manga fanservice).

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Date: 2007-03-15 10:11 am (UTC)
From: [identity profile] reichsfreiherr.livejournal.com
That pentacle motif that seems to reoccur is the artwork is lovely. I came awfully close to taking the CD case for Radio Head apart just so that I could scan the black & white image of it used there. It’s that and the Orden crest that are really quite appealing though the crest itself is a little to weighted with connotations with that goat’s head business. I suspect that half the appeal of the pentacle image is that not only is it snap occult symbolism but it’s also has maths & mechanics connotations with the metal framework that looks like it should belong to an elaborate protractor of sorts. And while I remember, one of the most beautiful basic mechanical images I’ve ever seen has to be this (http://www.sxc.hu/photo/625104). There’s just something about really perfect schematics that I adore.
As for everything else now that I’ve completely derailed anything else I was going to say; I agree completely. The anime-style art is just… well.

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Date: 2007-03-16 10:53 am (UTC)
From: [identity profile] herit.livejournal.com
And here I hardly have anything to say. That's really the case, this thing is incredibly beautiful. There is just something aesthetical about this mechanical imagery. I never noticed it was used un the Radio Head case, before.

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