yet another fav thread

well do you prefer forte or bass for his name. i think forte os cooler but im used to saying bass

I think ALL of the Japanese names are cooler. Especially Rock and Blues. =P

if you dont have anything nice to say dont say anything at all. :madgo:

OK, I like Bass alot more than Forte.

I\'ve been knowing Rockman back in their original Japanese names,they surely sounds much cooler.Do you think ProtoKirby sounds great?I think not.
At least we can\'t use that \"Bass is not a fish\" joke on the actual naem Forte.


BluesKirby

this should have been a poll

Yep. I prefer every japanese name, Forte is much better than Bass. *Feels a sudden urge to go fishing*

But if CoA would\'ve kept the Original names we wouldn\'t have \"ALL YOUR BASS ARE BELONG TO US\" and \"A BIG BLACK GUY NAMED BASS\"!!!
I still like the Jap ones though, but prefer them over the others? Not just yet grasshopper.


[Edited on 26-9-2005 by Morphman]

Although having Bass/Treble makes more sense than having Forte/Gospel. Makes more musical sense.

True, but I don\'t know exactly what a forte sounds like... It\'s better than...

Kid: Look ma! I beat down that cursed Bass!
Ma: Good God! How could you beat down our supper!?
Kid: But ma!
Ma: GO TO YOUR ROOM!
*Slam*

*looks around* Uhh, best I could come up with in 1 minute.:lol:

I don\'t much care for the name Gospel...maybe Treble is better...

Forte isn\'t an instrument. Forte is a musical term. It means \"Loud\".

And what CoJ probably didn\'t know is that it also means \'strong\' in latin.
Although I don\'t have a clue what \'Treble\' means to music... :conf:
And whilst this is in the BN forum, what\'s Grave in music? Doesn\'t it just mean \'big\' or... well, that one hole in the ground which is about to be filled?

Grave isn\'t a muscial term. It\'s just something the anime dub threw in instead of Gospel.

On the subject of Treble, it\'s a clef in music. Sheet music has two clefs, the Treble and the Bass clefs.

A clef (French for key) is a symbol used in musical notation that assigns notes to lines and spaces on the musical staff. A clef can be thought of as assigning a certain note to a specific line on the staff; adjacent spaces are assigned the notes that follow logically.

The treble clef is the most widely-used clef, followed by the bass clef. It uses the G clef symbol to assign the note G above middle C to the second line from the bottom of the staff.

Most woodwind instruments read treble clef (even low-pitched transposing instruments), as well as high brass, violins, and tuned percussion. On the piano, the right hand usually is written in treble clef, while the left hand is written in bass clef. In vocal music, both Soprano and Contralto parts now use the treble clef, whereas in former centuries they would have each used their own clef.

The bass clef uses the F clef to assign the note F immediately below middle C to the second line from the top of the staff. Most lower-pitched instruments, such as the lower brass, strings and bassoon read bass clef; also choral music for bass and baritone parts are usually also written in the bass clef. On the piano, the left hand is usually written in bass clef, while the right hand is written in treble clef.

I guess you really do learn something knew every day!:P Very enlightening. I guess Bass and Treble go together better than Forte and Gospel. I still like Forte.

Okay Mega X, it makes more sense now! And the Grave thing... ooh, hate it. Why did they had to put non-musical terms in it? >_<

This is an oddball topic in fact it\'s spamtastic (made-up word) and I prefer Forte.

Technically, ever since they dubbed it as \"Mega\" man instead of \"Rock\" man, they\'ve been killing off musical terms. I\'m actually more confused as to why they changed Forte\'s name to a different musical term.
And a lot of the time I switch which one I use.

[Edited on 28-9-2005 by Heatman.EXE]

[quote]Originally posted by Heatman.EXE

Technically, ever since they dubbed it as \"Mega\" man instead of \"Rock\" man, they\'ve been killing off musical terms. I\'m actually more confused as to why they changed Forte\'s name to a different musical term.
And a lot of the time I switch which one I use.

[Edited on 28-9-2005 by Heatman.EXE] [/quote]wait who is grave ive heard of him but never know anything bout him

[quote]Originally posted by bass9002
[quote]Originally posted by Heatman.EXE

Technically, ever since they dubbed it as \"Mega\" man instead of \"Rock\" man, they\'ve been killing off musical terms. I\'m actually more confused as to why they changed Forte\'s name to a different musical term.
And a lot of the time I switch which one I use.

[Edited on 28-9-2005 by Heatman.EXE] [/quote]wait who is grave ive heard of him but never know anything bout him [/quote]

Gospel, the Virus Dog of BN2? He\'s also called that way in the Jap anime, like other characters, but in the American anime it\'s Grave.

Forte Ah it just has that awsomness about it, sounds so cool ... Forte Forte FORTE!

[quote]Originally posted by Morphman
[quote]Originally posted by bass9002
[quote]Originally posted by Heatman.EXE

Technically, ever since they dubbed it as \"Mega\" man instead of \"Rock\" man, they\'ve been killing off musical terms. I\'m actually more confused as to why they changed Forte\'s name to a different musical term.
And a lot of the time I switch which one I use.

[Edited on 28-9-2005 by Heatman.EXE] [/quote]wait who is grave ive heard of him but never know anything bout him [/quote]

Gospel, the Virus Dog of BN2? He\'s also called that way in the Jap anime, like other characters, but in the American anime it\'s Grave. [/quote]ah now i know thank you but in the show they made such a gig deal bout him he was so easy

[quote]Originally posted by bass9002
[quote]Originally posted by Morphman
[quote]Originally posted by bass9002
[quote]Originally posted by Heatman.EXE

Technically, ever since they dubbed it as \"Mega\" man instead of \"Rock\" man, they\'ve been killing off musical terms. I\'m actually more confused as to why they changed Forte\'s name to a different musical term.
And a lot of the time I switch which one I use.

[Edited on 28-9-2005 by Heatman.EXE] [/quote]wait who is grave ive heard of him but never know anything bout him [/quote]

Gospel, the Virus Dog of BN2? He\'s also called that way in the Jap anime, like other characters, but in the American anime it\'s Grave. [/quote]ah now i know thank you but in the show they made such a gig deal bout him he was so easy [/quote]

Yes, but remember, the anime and the games differ SO much, they are like two totally different things... not Megaman and Megaman, but, like, MegamanA and MegamanB...

I prefer Forte. I just think it sounds cooler than Bass.Plus people in my school only know the english version so I like to confuse them

[quote]Originally posted by Morphman
[quote]Originally posted by bass9002
[quote]Originally posted by Morphman
[quote]Originally posted by bass9002
[quote]Originally posted by Heatman.EXE

Technically, ever since they dubbed it as \"Mega\" man instead of \"Rock\" man, they\'ve been killing off musical terms. I\'m actually more confused as to why they changed Forte\'s name to a different musical term.
And a lot of the time I switch which one I use.

[Edited on 28-9-2005 by Heatman.EXE] [/quote]wait who is grave ive heard of him but never know anything bout him [/quote]

Gospel, the Virus Dog of BN2? He\'s also called that way in the Jap anime, like other characters, but in the American anime it\'s Grave. [/quote]ah now i know thank you but in the show they made such a gig deal bout him he was so easy [/quote]

Yes, but remember, the anime and the games differ SO much, they are like two totally different things... not Megaman and Megaman, but, like, MegamanA and MegamanB... [/quote]i was watching axcess

I play music, and I\'m going to put the definition of all the musical terms.

Rock & Roll: A style of music that is, generally, pretty loud.

Forte: Like Mega X said, LOUD.

Bass: A clef.

Treble: A clef.

Gospel: A style of music that is pretty religous.

Blues: A style of music that expresses sadness. Uses 12 measures, so sometimes called 12-bar.

Serenade: shower them in something, sometimes music.

I think that\'s all.

Well... since this thread is partly TOS:

Tango - a dancing and also a music style

Beat - \'Feel the beat\' \'beating the drums\'.
Nuff said.

And uhm... LOOK! A Teddy bear ET! *runs while people stare at a giant picture of Mr. Beans \'Teddy\'*

i believe we are getting off topic i like the 2 names the same