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Love Songs (or, How Hunter Sang his Way to Falling for Rosie)
Having come from a musical background, Hunter has a habit of singing to himself as he digs for fossils. Often, he's totally oblivious, and stupendously loud. This isn't necessarily unpleasant, as he has a velvety tenor tone hampered only by its fuzziness, but it tends to perplex nearby Fighters. Typically, one can make out his take on Benjamin Britten songs (such as 'Oliver Cromwell) from halfway across Greenhorn Plains. (If anyone interrupts him during the aforementioned ditty, he skips straight to the final line: 'If you want any more, you can sing it yourself!'.)
His inclinations towards late-Romantic-onwards music hijack everything. Upon first infiltrating the starship, he responded to Dynal's manifesto with 'Founders come first, then profiteers' (Nixon in China, John Adams), and his initial reaction to defeating Saurhead was a fairly off-key 'Vincero!' (Turandot, Giacomo Puccini). (In Rivet Ravine's mines, he began to sing 'Old Joe has Gone Fishing' from Peter Grimes (Britten) to himself, and was shocked to hear McJunker reply with 'Pull them in han'fuls and in panfuls'.) Additionally, his penchant for 20th-century opera and art song has allowed him to grow closer to both Duna and Rosie.
When the boulder descended on Duna in Mt Lavaflow, he cleared away the rock as if his life depended on it. Years prior, he had been a bully; now, after years pushing others away, he couldn't risk another loss. Even when she'd been pulled from the rubble, she remained unconscious briefly. First, he carried her to a spot where they'd likely not be found, lest she be seen without disguise. Then, hoping to put her at ease for whenever she awakened, he sang her 'Deh, Vieni Alla Finestra'. Mozart certainly wasn't a bad introduction to human classical music for Duna. But ironically, the melody brought more peace to his heart than to hers.
A few nights prior, after scrambling aboard Travers' ferry to rescue Rosie, he'd pleaded to the stars with John Ireland's 'Sea Fever'. From the cabin, the captain had listened, reflecting on the quiet desperation in his one passenger's heart. Later, waiting for Rosie in the park, Hunter had begun to fear she'd not arrive. To quell his angst, he sang Britten's 'Last Rose of Summer' to the wind. At the end of the first verse, he thought he saw a motion—but on inspection, nothing. So he continued, and only at the end did Rosie emerge from behind the foliage, and comment on two things: The fact that Hunter had a beautiful voice, and the fact that the lyrics were too sad for such an encounter. How long had she been there? he asked. Apparently, she'd arrived in time to hear the very first notes sound, and waited among the trees so that she could hear the whole song.
Hunter had never hated Rosie, contrary to her fears—in fact, he found something endearing about her, even if he struggled to admit it aloud. But when she confessed to listening, something shifted. He'd long been on a trajectory towards being openly affectionate with her—no man boards a boat at 1AM to rescue a girl he doesn't adore. Yet it was only there in the park, after exiting the fray of battle, that he reached the immediate, terrible, wonderful realisation that he loved her. He didn't dare say as much to her until after the Guhnash incident, but it was quite clear.
In the original FF, Duna was a fantastic character. Even if the dinaurian designs were a little eye-grating at times, there’s no question that Duna hd been well-worked out. Including her human design, which, due to the annoyingly low-res overworld spriteart, was difficult to get a good look at.
The manga showcases her outfit in splendid simplicity, proving her the elegant young woman depicted in-game. However, in spite of the clarity of the bottom half of her outfit being a skirt, I can’t help but headcanon human Duna stealing the show in silk pants. It’s more similar to her dinaurian form, hence making more sense (easily hologrammable), and it’d look fantastic.
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There’s a geographical reason super evolvers are so rare – miraculous and wondrous fossils are nigh-exclusive to Caliosteo. When the dinaurian seeds of life died, some were fossilised. The majority of these happened to be crushed later beneath more recent fossils (of the regular kind) – however, they rarely survived on lands other than the islands, which have a unique soil composition ideal for dinaurian life. When dino body parts were infused with the life seed essence, they were transformed, filled with dinaurian RNA. Diggins’ revival technology was unable to interpret the huge influx of energy and alien genetics, and at a loss to decode what the original dino species was. However, it could direct that energy into existing medals. Thus, the strange colourations that result from wondrous fossil integration are replications of possible dinaurian species skintones. Whenever Dynal sets eyes on a super reviver, he feels a pang of nostalgia for his home planet such that his stomach aches with misery. Duna has a similarly visceral reaction.
A WIZARD DID IT
Miraculous fossils are of different origins to wondrous fossils, but likewise Caliosteo-exclusive. ZongaZonga’s method of revival, just like the modern one, was fossil-based – but rather than using genetic material to create a superpowered facsimile of the original, it would create a vaguely undead being from the skull alone. As ZZ wasn’t particularly knowledgeable about dinosaurs, he couldn’t distinguish species particularly well. Hence, all ceratopsians became Z-Triceras, all theropods Z-Rexes, and all pterosaurs Z-Pteras. The same fossil would usually be reused for ten to twenty consecutive revivals, as the zombiesaur’s body would be materialised with ZZ’s own power. Over time, some fossils were tainted with vitriolic necromantic energy from after being revived again and again and again, developing a magically impenetrable golden sheen. When ZongaZonga was sealed in the Stone Pyramid, his people destroyed most of the corrupted head fossils, and reburied the rest. Since then, the remnants of ZZ’s curse have eroded the encasing rocks and rendered the fossils incredibly fragile – nearly all the Z-Elasmo and Z-Ptera heads were destroyed due to their fragility during reburial (but there are Z-Tricera heads, though not shown in-game). Revival machines can’t decode the original fossil any longer due to the damage incurred by ZZ’s magics, so they recreate the burst of energy from the revival spell. This is why all Zombiesaurs have gold fossils applied.
Boneysaurs were created by a rival sorcerer staging a coup against ZZ. Their revival spell worked similarly, but whilst having the same necromantic energy required, it wasn’t half as deleterious to the fossils involved. However, every fossil used remains part of the boneysaur it was converted into, and hence impossible to revive.
IN THE BLACK BOOKS
The dark energy harvested by Dr. Blackraven has nothing to do with the astronomical concept – rather, it crops up naturally in certain sites. After festering underground for perhaps five millennia, it corrupts all nearby fossils, filling them with raw elemental power. Given tens of millennia again, it may even prompt the unholy parthenogenesis that is spontaneous revival. Frigi and Igno, for example, were born of millions of years of dark energy exposure, being an Apatosaurus and a Tyrannosaurus corrupted beyond recognition. (To this day, the Digadigs worship several other dark energy-revived putative deities, including Lexovisaurus god Ter, and Ventu, the air-element apotheosis of Deinonychus.) If fossils only absorb minimal amounts of dark energy, they merely turn red. Often, the surrounding rock crystallises, becoming blacker and harder as the contents develop a deeper and deeper blush – however, a set of legs, arms, or ribs distanced sufficiently from the source may still change colour whilst encased in deceptively pale strata.
Unfortunately, there’s a price to pay for reviving red bones: Due to the insidious influence of dark energy, black-cased fossils typically yield much more aggressive vivosaurs with a mild version of Elemental Boost inexorably applied. However lucrative those extra 25 points may be, inexperienced fighters have been killed by red-bones revivers that they could not control. Hence, one cannot trade donation points for dark rocks without reaching fighter level 3, which requires impressive prowess on the battlefield. Even then, it’s recommended that no vivosaur have more than two red body parts integrated. Otherwise, one’s Zino may begin to resemble a Zinodious more than the original dinosaur.
