Idk if the idea was pitched by Falcom, after all Falcom did port it to Vita, PS3 and PS4 themselves. Though it runs atrocious on them.
Like Erpy said that already was established. Furthermore i think Falcom had a hand in the casting of the VA's from the Evo ports.
No subsequent game brings it up again, so it's impossible to tell whether this addition can be considered canon. Fact is Ouroboros was involved one way or another with the Herman Conrad/Lusitania incident.
the fusion dance was getting absolved for a split second resulting in both altina and osborne posting.
3rd: yes
I don't think that's a problem in Zemuria. If you bring Tio to a certain sequence in Zero, she and Lloyd pretend to be siblings as a cover story. When a guard asks them why they look nothing alike, Tio replies that they aren't blood-related and can even get married if they wish so. Lloyd does call her "naive" after that, but he doesn't dispute the legality of her assertion, so it sounds like he refers to possible social, rather than legal complications such a union could produce.
I doubt there is a unified legal code in Zemuira across nations. In fact,we haven't really seen any indication of there being forms of a judiciary in Liberl, for example. I guess whatever the Queen decides is simply enacted by the guards and army.
All this for what looks like a typical eroge?
I like how when I search the title of the game one of the links given by google is from Pornhub.
I don't think marriage is a civil affair in Zemuria. The wedding seen in Sky SC is officiated by a priest. Mayor Klaus is there, but only as an audience member who doesn't appear to be responsible for handling any paperwork that will make the marriage legal in Liberl's eyes. If this is the case, legal differences between Western Zemurian countries shouldn't be a factor, and a marriage officiated by a Septian priest should be automatically recognized by all countries in which the Church operates.
I suspect that Western Zemurian communities that follow other religions (like the Nord, who haven't been fully converted yet, although Septian missionary work is already at an advanced stage over there) have their own religious marriage rites that are also recognized by Western Zemurian states. I don't think we've seen any atheists yet, so I'm not sure if they even exist in the setting. It must be hard to be a skeptic with all the supernatural stuff around.
That's the same as in many monarchies in Europe of the past. There were established legal rules, that determined the line of succession and other things (mostly fairly fluid as the ultimate rule of "might is right" prevailed overall). You don't need marriage as a civil institution for that, and I don't feel that either Liberl or Erebonia have such structures. Maybe Calvard could be different here, as it's an actual Republic, probably with a tradition on such civil institutions and probably even a judiciary that holds politics in check. So "being married" might really be something that has legal definitions and underpinnings in Calvard (so you might even marry someone without needing the approval of the Septian Church)
Not sure three hires are a sign of any real "expansion". Maybe a few people are leaving or retiring?
I read that the total head count has increased by 11 since 2016.
