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Espectroscuro - Friday 03/10/2014, 12:03
Imperator - Le p0tager

To just whom does this ancient tub of a boat that zips along like an Uppers’ yacht belong? To the Piranas of course! Setting off at high speed in search of new adventures, the prisoners are rowing hard to the sound of Sheryl cracking the whip!

In town, the Sentinel crew are trying to stop an unchained Berzerk who’s decided to bring down the columns of the Clint City court house!

And there goes Laurens, the new Piranas’ jailer in charge of the hordes of prisoners held on board. In the city, Earl is on the ground making sure the Sentinel’s weapons are in tip-top condition. As for the creature they’ve been sent to catch, he goes by the name of La Bestia and is a Xantiax- contaminated Berzerk wrestler. As well as all that, come and discover the world of Steampunk Parkour with Vera, chief athletic engineer of the Alma Mater!

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Whitedragon11 - Friday 03/10/2014, 12:27
Divinity - Harbingers of Ares

The Berzerk just got a new beast, pun intended. A 9 powered monster that can cut your life in half, best in the early rounds. Earl is the opposite. He can drag down your opponent's card in the later rounds with decents stats for a 3 star. Vera is an ok card, an attacker that can compensate in case he loses. Pr Hartnell is a better choice imo. Laurens is another ok card, going along with the Piranas pillz manip. There are plenty of better 2 star Piranas though.

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Thoazol - Friday 03/10/2014, 12:33
Moderator - Wise Men Distracted

Isn't La a feminine definitive article?
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mihalll7_UM - Friday 03/10/2014, 12:37
Colossus - URBAN MADNESS

In some languages every noun can be divided into being feminine or masculine form
bestia is probably a feminine noun, it is in polish at least
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MadLampy - Friday 03/10/2014, 13:15
Imperator

Depends... in spanish and especially in mexican el and la are ambiguous apart from some words like el caballero etc.

In this case it's definitely La Bestia ( the beast ), and especially if they're making a sly reference to the whole Southern American phenomenon of "El tren de la meurte" used by migrants to try and get to the US.
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The Stepson - Friday 03/10/2014, 13:19
Colossus - URBAN MADNESS

@ mihall7_UM and Thoazol;

the same in portuguese, and other latin langauage, namely spanish, which is the one the name of card is written the beast (A besta, La bestia; a feminine noun/word); therefore the feminine article "La"
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Lionreckz - Friday 03/10/2014, 15:21
Imperator - HK's fox on typewriters

Yeah in spanish bestia is feminine, that's why it has the La
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princekhlil12 - Friday 03/10/2014, 16:14
Titan - Past Present and Future

Confidence usually use for KO for me so min 1 doesn,t make sense too me.
It will make sense if Berzerk has dr but after 2 year that sound out of the picture
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0 Nomi - Friday 03/10/2014, 16:27
Colossus - E X C A L I B U R

No PC 3*
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Thoazol - Friday 03/10/2014, 17:38
Moderator - Wise Men Distracted

Makes sense for the name, but it's still a little odd that until now all the El's and La's matched with the characters' genders and the one to break the pattern is a crimson Hulk Hogan.

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