Dragonaut slowly reveals more of the backstory with another flashback. This time we see Mr. Kiril holding a funeral service for the victims of the shuttle crash. All the while, Nozaki watches Kitajima and seems very confused after taking his human form for the first time.

Back to the action at hand, Liner and Sieglinde move in to intercept the raging dragon, but it disappears in a flash of light before they can attack. It moves a distance away and unwillingly assumes a Communicator form. Nozaki orders Kitajima to stay on Tartarus to observe Gio and Widow under the pretense that either one could go berserk. Kitajima locks the two in a special room filled with CSS to prevent them from using their powers and Actualizing. Regardless, Kitajima second guesses Nozaki’s order and leaves the island to return to base.

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Super Mario Galaxy and Phoenix Wright: Trials and Tribulations have been sapping my free time lately. Galaxy is a vast improvement over the Gamecube’s Sunshine and may even give Super Mario 64 a good run for its money. This game is polished and very fun. The classic Mario remixes from his older adventures brought a big smile to my face. I’ve gotten past the first cluster of galaxies which were all genuinely fun to play. Bee Mario > You.

Phoenix Wright: T&T is really more of the same gameplay from the previous two outings. As far as Capcom is concerned, if it isn’t broken then don’t fix it. Cough… Street Fighter… Dan said that the first case is kind of long to which I agree. The first case has usually never had more than one chapter. It’s also a bit odd to have an incompetent Mia at the reins, but it’s all for the sake of backstory.

Jam Project’s “Motteke Sailor Fuku” remix is… Interesting. It’s actually kind of hot-blooded now just because it’s Jam Project. The other mixes are also a nice listen. I may just review this quirky album for the heck of it.