God, wasn't it embarrassing when Piers starts to sing in his concert, but because there's no voice acting he's just shouting silently?
Honestly that little detail alone irreparably harmed Piers in my eyes. I know he's supposed to be this punk rocker, but I can't shake the image of him shaking his fist and lip-syncing into the microphone. So I'll try to give him a better examination here.
My man has the hair of an Octoling from Splatoon and the body of Midosuji from Yowamushi Pedal. That's a cool jacket and shoes, but those knobby knees aren't a good look. Piers is a victim of the need to wear something sports-related, so he ends up looking like one of those anemic marathon cyclists, but with a bunch of spiky accessories.
I think he's almost cool, but the hair is too alien and those knees are so distracting I don't even feel like giving him points for being involved with the storyline. Although it's admirable how he competes without using Dynamax, because it's a bullshit mechanic.
His logo is just Team Yell, because they're actually just trainers from Spikemuth, but that's something we'll get into when we review the "Evil Team" themselves. For now, suffice to say that Piers falls a distant second to his sister.
Overall: 4/10
I just think it speaks to the incredible foresight and coordination within Nintendo that you're sorting Piers's mail way back in Wind Waker.
ReplyDeleteI never even noticed the knees lol.
ReplyDeleteBtw his number, 061, can be read as "warui", which every Nintendo fan knows means "evil".
So who is Piers the evil clone of. Hmm...
DeleteNorman, since one he uses Linoone and Piers uses Obstagoon.
DeleteDoes that mean Piers is the RSE protagonist's stepdad?
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