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  • SFX
  • SFX
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  • Zartan tries to wrap up some unfinished business.
  • The SFX command temporarily replaces the Steal command, and each actor has one specific ability available to to him during these battle scenes. In the Japanese translation, the command is referred to as in hiragana. Previous entries to the series write their Magic command in this way, while the Magic commands in Final Fantasy IX are written as in kanji. Each ability in the skillset has a slightly modified name of another Magic spell. A dakuten is added to the in to become (Medeo), a handakuten is added to the in to become (Poly), and the suffix is used with the name of the Fire spell for (Pyro, which if localized consistently with the other Fire spells would be "Firada").
  • thumb|Schriftzug des deutschen SFX-Magazins Die SFX ist eine britische Zeitschrift mit Schwerpunkt Science-Fiction/Horror- & Mystery-Filme und -Serien. Der Heel-Verlag brachte im Jahr 1997 für den deutschsprachigen Markt eine größtenteils übersetzte Version auf den Markt. Als Chefredakteurin fungierte Claudia Kern. Schon nach drei Ausgaben vereingte man sich mit dem - im selben Verlag erscheinenden - Space-View-Magazin.
  • SFX files are an archive of short audio files used in Grand Theft Auto III and Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, like the way the .img file archives most of the models and texture files. They consist of the sfx.raw and sfx.sdt files.
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Issue Title
  • "SFX"
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  • G.I. Joe #85
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  • *This story departs from the convention of the other "silent" issues by incorporating sound effects.
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  • Zartan tries to wrap up some unfinished business.
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  • 22
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  • Jinx is visiting the samurai sword exhibition at the museum when she sees it is a sword of the Arashikage Clan. She goes to phone Storm Shadow from a public telephone. An old man nearby uses a concealed machine to read the number she is calling, then leaves. Before Storm Shadow can answer, a trio of what appeared to be mannequins in samurai outfits burst out of their cases and attack Jinx, who manages to reach the sword in the display. The old man ascends to the roof where a group of Red Ninjas are waiting by a helicopter. He reveals himself as Zartan and uses the telephone number to find out Storm Shadow's address. The helicopter takes off. Jinx despatches the samurais, who turn out to be more Red Ninjas, and leaves on her motorbike. The helicopter drops off a squad of Red Ninjas on the roof of Storm Shadow's building. Storm Shadow fires an arrow out of the window, killing the helicopter pilot and forcing Zartan to land clumsily in the street below. He takes out the first two Red Ninjas entering his apartment, then hurls his sword into the fire door, killing a Red Ninja about to enter that way. Zartan prepares his bow with a pair of headphones, listening for Storm Shadow's heartbeat. Storm Shadow kills one of the two remaining ninjas, then removes the heart muffler from the other and pushes him towards the window, where he is killed by Zartan's arrow. Zartan flees in a van driven by another ninja as Jinx arrives. Storm Shadow jumps down onto the back of her bike and they pursue Zartan's van. Storm Shadow readies his bow but Zartan fires an arrow of his own, severing the bow and Storm Shadow's remaining arrows. Zartan fires another arrow but Storm Shadow catches it and fires it back, killing the driver. The van careers off a bridge into the water.
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  • – current
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  • Marvel Comics
  • Future plc
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  • Zartan tries to wrap up some unfinished business.
  • The SFX command temporarily replaces the Steal command, and each actor has one specific ability available to to him during these battle scenes. In the Japanese translation, the command is referred to as in hiragana. Previous entries to the series write their Magic command in this way, while the Magic commands in Final Fantasy IX are written as in kanji. Each ability in the skillset has a slightly modified name of another Magic spell. A dakuten is added to the in to become (Medeo), a handakuten is added to the in to become (Poly), and the suffix is used with the name of the Fire spell for (Pyro, which if localized consistently with the other Fire spells would be "Firada").
  • thumb|Schriftzug des deutschen SFX-Magazins Die SFX ist eine britische Zeitschrift mit Schwerpunkt Science-Fiction/Horror- & Mystery-Filme und -Serien. Der Heel-Verlag brachte im Jahr 1997 für den deutschsprachigen Markt eine größtenteils übersetzte Version auf den Markt. Als Chefredakteurin fungierte Claudia Kern. Schon nach drei Ausgaben vereingte man sich mit dem - im selben Verlag erscheinenden - Space-View-Magazin.
  • SFX files are an archive of short audio files used in Grand Theft Auto III and Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, like the way the .img file archives most of the models and texture files. They consist of the sfx.raw and sfx.sdt files.
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