Small Retour update: Brian & twins movies, Niconico Retour livestream show
The Angelique Retour site has been updated with mini-movies featuring Brian and the twins. The movie on the Scrappy-Doos doesn't have any new info, but the one with Brian features him caught in a dimensional rift, with Limoges coming to save him (or, maybe, thrown in herself, who knows). It seems to be a place of imprisonment, and the scene appparently comes from rather late in a Brian relationship, as Brian's all touchy-feely and telling Limoges not to cry "until [they] find a way out of here."
Also, there's going to be a Retour livestream starting...well, sometime on December 10/11th. The time given when you don't log in is "26:50," which doesn't exist, and when I logged in to "timeshift" the start time to my local time zone, it came up with something nonsensical. It makes no difference, though, since from what Nicovideo's lousy site tells me, you can't watch it live unless you're signed up for the site's premium service; if you have a regular account, you can only watch the stream once 30 minutes have expired after it's ended, and then your viewing rights expire permanently 10 days after that. Keep on with your needlessly complex, counterproductive copyright protection schemes, Japan.
ETA: Never mind; Nicovideo has changed its tune and is now saying that you have to have Premium to watch the finished broadcasts, too. Good gravy.
Also, there's going to be a Retour livestream starting...well, sometime on December 10/11th. The time given when you don't log in is "26:50," which doesn't exist, and when I logged in to "timeshift" the start time to my local time zone, it came up with something nonsensical. It makes no difference, though, since from what Nicovideo's lousy site tells me, you can't watch it live unless you're signed up for the site's premium service; if you have a regular account, you can only watch the stream once 30 minutes have expired after it's ended, and then your viewing rights expire permanently 10 days after that. Keep on with your needlessly complex, counterproductive copyright protection schemes, Japan.
ETA: Never mind; Nicovideo has changed its tune and is now saying that you have to have Premium to watch the finished broadcasts, too. Good gravy.