Kubo looks nice and sharp in his formal clothes. His father's haori, spiffed up before the mission, is worn as the jacket it actually is over his kosode robe and hakama pants. His mother picked the clothing out for him in her brief time in the Legion, and he looks properly like the son of a noble samurai that he is. The pride has put a little extra energy into his step.
But he's not doing much mingling, having beelined for the musicians and listened, enthralled, to their playing, before asking to jam with them.
Other musicians have been sparse on Legionworld, since Blue Rose's death.
Panel and Q&A
Kubo's idea of introducing himself is to immediately jump into a story - the tale of the Legion's latest fight against the Robo-zombies, to be specific. Though he keeps it short, telling only a tantalizing summary of the epic battle at the bottleneck, where Legionnaires held back the onslaught of zombies drawn by Kubo's music away from a learning creche and to the bottlenecks in the city.
It's, as usual, a good story, and serves to answer the question of how he can (and has) helped in the Legion. As for how the Legion has helped him -
"I can't ever repay the gift that coming here has been," he says, with frank honesty. "The chance to see my mother and father again, and to help others as my father did before me with the guidance of the other Legionnaires is more than I could have ever wished for."
It's a sweet answer, no less sweet for being truthful.
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Kubo looks nice and sharp in his formal clothes. His father's haori, spiffed up before the mission, is worn as the jacket it actually is over his kosode robe and hakama pants. His mother picked the clothing out for him in her brief time in the Legion, and he looks properly like the son of a noble samurai that he is. The pride has put a little extra energy into his step.
But he's not doing much mingling, having beelined for the musicians and listened, enthralled, to their playing, before asking to jam with them.
Other musicians have been sparse on Legionworld, since Blue Rose's death.
Panel and Q&A
Kubo's idea of introducing himself is to immediately jump into a story - the tale of the Legion's latest fight against the Robo-zombies, to be specific. Though he keeps it short, telling only a tantalizing summary of the epic battle at the bottleneck, where Legionnaires held back the onslaught of zombies drawn by Kubo's music away from a learning creche and to the bottlenecks in the city.
It's, as usual, a good story, and serves to answer the question of how he can (and has) helped in the Legion. As for how the Legion has helped him -
"I can't ever repay the gift that coming here has been," he says, with frank honesty. "The chance to see my mother and father again, and to help others as my father did before me with the guidance of the other Legionnaires is more than I could have ever wished for."
It's a sweet answer, no less sweet for being truthful.