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New Management And A New Patch! - June 30, 2011 Hello everyone! The Front Mission: Series Translation Project has been undergoing internal changes over the past few months. And ones that mean the original founders of the project won't be very active in the future.but they'll still keep this site up and running! Things will just be handled by new management, that's all.:) And with that, they have left a parting gift for you to enjoy - a brand new patch for Front Mission 2! Well, it's not quite the official release of the second prototype patch.and you won't be able to use it with an original version of Front Mission 2 either! So for a limited time only, say a month or so, you can try out this new patch and see the kind of progress being made!

All good things must come to an end. On July 4, 2012, Otagaki announced on his twitter account that Front Mission Dog Life & Dog Style will finally end after 5 years of circulation in Young Gangan. Otagaki-san also noted that with pretty much the whole Front Mission team gone from Square Enix, this will also likely be the end of Front Missionfor good. As one of the writers who helped make Front Mission what it is, Otagaki-san also talked a bit about how he’s both happy and sad to be the one who will close out Front Mission. Given the recent news reported by gaming media on Square Enix’s struggles with their gaming division, he may be right on this being the definitive end of Front Mission.

The writer revealed that Front Mission Dog Life & Dog Style will be ending sometime this fall (likely in October), so the series will end with a tenth omnibus volume to be released either by the end of this year or in early 2013. While there technically will still be Front Mission releases in the form of the Korean and French Front Mission Dog Life & Dog Style, there likely won’t be any more new content straight from Japan. As a refresher for everyone, here is a list of products which were released since Toshiro Tsuchida and his developers achieved their original goal with Front Mission. I concur with the sentiment that the ending of the manga series and our last modern lifeline to the Front Mission series is a very sad thing.

Although, I can’t say I’m surprised given Square’s consistent mishandling of things and the general lack of concern they have expressed regarding the few localizations they have released stateside. However, perhaps we should consider ourselves lucky as I presume that means the story has come to a close, and the development team behind it seems to have superseded their original goals. It’s just a shame that the foreign localizations were so poorly throughout and foreign understanding of the plot lines suffered as a result of this.

Thank you for all of the hard work on everything that you have translated, and have yet to as your team has made the heartache of being a Front Mission fan all the more bearable! Sad to see Front Mission finally ending for good. The franchise had a better than expected run I’d say, having pumped out a decent amount of products since it was initially planned to end with Front Mission 5. And in a way, I think it’s better that it ended now than later. Franchises that tend to go beyond its original purpose end up being either milked for money, or end up producing things that stain its legacy. Something so unique as Front Mission doesn’t deserve to end up like that. That aside, it’s a shame that so much of Front Mission never made it outside of Japan.

No thanks to horrible management at Square/Square Enix, of course. Had it been managed better or given to another publisher who actually cared about the fans, things certainly would have been different.

But alas, life’s not always fair. Lastly, I second Front Mission ending on a high note with Dog Life & Dog Style. The storytelling’s been stellar as of the last few volumes and from the preview of the final volume, it’s going out with a bang! I believe the discussion was about the end of the Front Mission franchise, not whether or not it will show up in Super Robot Taisen in a cameo role. Let’s stay on-topic and not discuss some random stuffas the translation team has requested. Anyways, I’m a bit depressed to see that Front Mission ending is finally going to be a reality. I can’t be too down on it since Front Mission went beyond what it was supposed to do in the first place.

But, with how badly Square Enix mishandled things from day one, it feels like we out here in the West are still missing plenty of pieces from the puzzle. Many, many thanks to everyone on the translation team for enlightening all of us on this work of art called Front Mission, and why we’re drawn to it in the first place! A shame to see things finally ending for good, but I’m not too disappointed. Aside from never getting a chance to play either Front Mission 2089-II or Online, or acquire some of the other media, I’m very satisfied with what I saw of the franchise.

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