@IHateThatHedgehog
Bro, I’ve got so. Much. Music on mah 64gb iPhone. And I’ve got wireless noise-cancelling headphones.
@LunaticHell
And who’s to say that I’ve strong will?
Honestly, it is my opinion that EG Rainbow Rocks would’ve done better if the musical composure was done by AC/DC, Pink Floyd, Paul McCartney ‘n’ Ringo Starr, Rush, Elton John, Queen, and David Bowie.
@C Money
You can’t keep those headphones playing your AC/DCs and your Black Sabbaths on forever. They can bide their time and strike when you least expect. Sleep tight.
How can they both be heavenly and awful singers? I suspect some self-doubt here. “They’re simply divineeeeeeeely awful! Yeah! Awful! That’s it…”
The implication that Sonata must like someone like Taylor Swift, because hey, she’s a bubbly energetic goofball–so Taylor Swift. Who knows, maybe she likes J-pop? Bright, bubbly, cheerful–if music can be judged by personality (free hint: it can’t,) that would make more sense. For all we know, she probably likes thrash metal, hair metal, rap–heck, maybe even disco or opera. Who can tell just by behavior musical taste? Without some concrete proof, I don’t believe you can. Plus, what LunaticHell said.
@C Money
You did factor in that the song itself does not do the effect of the sieren, but their magic, right?
That it’s utterly secondary what song they sing?
And now imagine Sonata bringing out the “Big Gun”. [AC/DC]
A Sieren has MAGIC.
@IHateThatHedgehog @Evowizard25
You’re talking to a dude who likes to listen to AC/DC, Eminem, Rush, Black Sabbath, Adele, Marty O’Donnell, and several other musical groups and/or things at very loud volumes. Usually with my headphones on. And I’ve heard the sirens sing, and it’s so heavenly awful. Besides, the only reason that I’d be in this situation is because I seduced Sonata. I turned down girls who’ve asked me out several times, anyways, what’s a siren got on me? Plus, I probably got her by asking her to sing Shake It Off by Taylor Swift.
@Evowizard25
And not just any earplug would do, either. Doesn’t block sound well enough, you might as well not have them at all, unless they were magically enchanted to resist sonic-based magic. That would most likely be the only way to actually work with the sirens without becoming the same as everybody else when they sing–still able to hear them, but safe from their song–least until they find a way to take them from you. Can’t help you there. You’d have to have some real good headphones, and some real loud music to be truly safe. Hence, Vinyl being Vinyl, why she wasn’t affected.
I’ve found it pays to never underestimate the silly one. It’s a trope for a reason, after all. She may be a ditzy adorable klutz with a hunger for Mexican cuisine, but she’s still a siren, same as Adagio and Aria. Still bad–just not as bad.
@C Money
Unless you’re a woman or deaf, a siren song would effect you. Heck, these sirens are even deadlier because they can also effect women just the same as men, where traditionally it was just the male gender.
Of course, you just have to block off your hearing. The trick is to do so before they start singing and since the sense of hearing isn’t effected by sight, they can get you when you aren’t aware of it until it’s too late.
Also, Sonata’s a bit too ditzy to do anything truly dangerous because she’d ruin…….Or she’s one of those cases where the happy go lucky member is in fact, the most messed up violent one when not supervised….She’s still adorable/sexy.
@C Money
It’s always the ones who boast they can’t fall who are the first to fall. Confidence, to quote one Baron Harkonnen, breeds distraction, and that is when one is most vulnerable.
In short; laugh it up while you can. Once the songstresses start working their craft, you won’t be laughing long.
Since sirens are aquatic creatures. Would it make sense they’d sleep in swimming pools?
I don’t know. But I’d get one in my backyarrrr-That’s actually a really bad idea since I have a small backyard… Well I don’t frigging know, but what ever allows me to protect Sonata, keep her close to me, and **GOTCHA!**… If we fall in love, that is.
@BK_Leonidas
Love that thing. I use it to kill legendaries, high-level enemies, and other ‘bosses’. For everything else, I use what I’ve dubbed “The Silent Professional”: a silenced .50 cal sniper rifle.
