Hello! Guys, help me, I'm completely lost in thought.
When I was little, I played a Japanese game, maybe on a Sega or PS1. It was a puzzle game, more accurately Tetris with RPG elements. It had two screens, yours and your opponent's, and blocks (or balls or figures, I can't remember) on top. When you completed a combination, you accumulated points, which you could use to cast skills that hindered your opponent. The game was drawn in an anime style, with flashy special effects and the characters' facial expressions.
There was one character in the game who, when casting a skill, would shout in Japanese, "Utatane koko ni kangai." It was almost certainly "U koko ni kangai" or something very similar, that's how I remember it. Plus, the skills weren't just nothing happening on your screen, but something appeared on the enemy's screen—a freeze, a stone block, or something else, all accompanied by an epic animation on your side of the screen.
Please help me find it, I'd be incredibly grateful. |
