Pocket ni Omake—Extra in the Pocket! Here are some little globlets of TaG-candy for your consuming pleasure. Have fun! <3
 
 
 

 
 
• PJ Hiragana (7KB) - PJ Katakana (36 KB). Two font sets that let you type in kana!

 

 

• I AM ALWAYS BY YOUR SIDE (Touch and Go Original Soundtrack): The OST for Touch and Go; eventually there will be singles added as well. No music, just track titles. Keep in mind that the tracks are based on a “Japanese” version of TaG, as anime dubs usually don't have such things. Hotaru is Faris' Japanese name, and Seiya is Starr's Japanese name.

 

 

• Warera Evolution: The opening theme for Touch and Go. Written by Hotaru; sung to Rinbu- Revolution.

 
• Amour Sonnet: The first ending theme for Touch and Go, running from episodes 1 to 5, with an instrumental version of the song playing at the end of episode 6. Only the TV-length version is available as of yet. Written by Seiya-chan; sung to Watashi-tachi ni Naritakute.

 
• Last Evolution ~Shinka Kakumei Zen’ya~: The second ending theme for Touch and Go, running from episodes 6 to 11. Last Evolution is originally a duel song from the anime Shoujo Kakumei Utena.

 
• Forever Young: Starr-chan's image song, taken from (don't laugh) The Care Bears Movie II. (Stop laughing, dammit!!) Don't jump to conclusions, it's really quite a nice song. The lyrics and music are both beautiful, and at least this way I don't have to re-write her old image song. You can find the song at Care Bears Forever.

 
• Scoring: Faris' NEW image song, this one fits her even more than Komm süsser Tod. Simply awesome. I haven't actually HEARD the song yet (^^;;;), but the lyrics are awesome. It's by an English band called BoA, and the CD you can find it on is called The Race of a Thousand Camels. (I want that CD!!)

 
• Welcome: Another song by the wonderful BoA (and another song I've yet to hear ^^;;), this one's for Jessie, TaG version. It just suits her so well, I couldn't resist putting this up. Welcome can also be found on The Race of a Thousand Camels.

 

 
 
 
 
 

• Faris Greyweirs: Faris-chan was named after two different elements pertaining to her personality. The name “Faris” originates from a purple-haired girl from Final Fantasy V by the same name. The Faris of FFV dressed as a male pirate captain in the beginning of the game, until the point where she was forced to strip rather early in the game and... well... the two male characters that were with her at the time were rather surprised. ^_^; Greyweirs is my personal favorite spelling of the surname of Zelgadis, from the anime Slayers. In the midst of a wacky comedy with some serious times, Zel-kun is an angsty chimera who's the most intelligent of all the characters and very skilled at both magic and the sword. Do either of those sound familiar? ^_~

 

 
 
 

• Batts: Batts was also named after a character from FFV. In the game patch, the character Batts is named after is referred to as “Butz”, but this name is highly degrading. I instead opted to use the alternate translation used in the anime based on FFV, “Batts”.

 

 
 
 

• Lenna Inverse: Lenna is another female character from FFV. She's a pink-haired Princess. Whether or not Lenna of FFV character really suits Lenna of TaG is unclear, but I think they're alike. A little. Inverse was taken from Lina Inverse of Slayers, who isn't a damn thing like Lenna. Shilphiel's surname probably would have been more appropriate, but I don't know what it is, and it's really too late now, ne?

 

 
 
 

• Cara Raymond: True to the FFV theme, Cara is another playable character. Cara of TaG was an old friend of Lenna's, and the sole reason Lenna had anything to do with the Mewtwo Project (no, this is not explained in TaG itself; at least, not yet). Raymond isn't from anything in particular, I just picked it out of the air because I couldn't think of anything else.

 

 
 
 
 
 

• The phrase “touch and go” means “a tricky situation”. This is why this website is now called A Tricky Situation. My good friend Kathy told me this.

 

 
 
 
 
 

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