Rhapsody & Requiem
The original Rhapsody & Requiem was...
Written by: Adam Robert Clegg (Known Online as Vergil, Vergil09, Mach, or MachVergil)
Editing by: Almasy Marquis, MachVergil, Sprink, B'harroth
Originally Composed on: Ref Power, Ref Power 2, Favuworld, Favuworld 2.0
Disclaimer: This is a work of Fan Fiction. By definition, there are several concepts included in this story that are not mine by origin. Unless otherwise stated here, all references to other works are copyright of their respective owners. Since I am making no money of this venture, it is perfectly legal for me to reference them in this setting.
The word, art, and concept of Favu is © Adam Robert Clegg 1999 – 2007
The Concept and word Makei is also © Adam Robert Clegg 1999 – 2007.
As for other copyrights, here it is in brief:
- Parasite Eve and related ideas are based off the video game “Parasite Eve” by Squaresoft.
- The Command & Conquer universe is owned by Westwood Studios.
- The Starcraft and Warcraft 3 universes are owned by Blizzard Entertainment.
- Homeworld the RTS was created by Sierra Studios.
- Khorne, Daemon, Greater Daemon, and other WarHammer 40,000 ideas are owned by Games Workshop.
- Star Wars was made and owned by Lucas Films.
- Neon Genesis Evangelion was made by Gianix. ADV Films owns the US publishing rights for it.
- The “Caster Gun” comes from Outlaw Star, made by Sunrise and Emotion, US publishing by Bandai.
- Might as well Mention Vampire Hunter D Bloodlust too. Urban Vision has US publishing rights, I think Emotion also made that.
- Super Smash Brothers Melee is chalk full of copyrights, but its published by Nintendo. Game Cube is too.
- Castlevanina is an uber-leet vampire hunting video game series made by Konami.
- Not sure if I reffed Sonic The Hedgehog, but I tend do. Developed by “Sonic Team”, published by Sega.
- Phantasy Star Online was developed by Sonic Team, published by Sega.
- I can’t remember for sure, but I think I reffed Final Fantasy somewhere. Square also owns that.
- All music ‘cued’ during this fan fiction is copyright of the respective artists. I claim no responsibility for any of it.
To begin reading, please proceed to the Symphony Index
