GUESS THE COLOR 138

[estamir]

If you didn't catch it in the schedule already, Guess the Color will be coming back weekly, posted on Mondays! It works the same way, despite the slight facelift: I post grayscale image. I point out specific element. You tell me what color it is. You win cards. You do touchdown dance. The cycle continues.

The Shinsengumi are on a door-to-door manhunt, but their wanted posters are all in black and white! Please help them supply some more details to the citizens so they can fulfill their duties.

And this week's suspect...



SWEET JESUS WHAT IS THAT THING AND WHY'S IT COMING RIGHT FOR US. Even in my TCG?

Tell me what color that hideous menacing blob is most commonly associated with (though if you give me one of the other colors it's been known to appear in instead, I'll still give you partial credit) and earn three cards. And in the continuing trend of throwing in bonuses to celebrate the game's return, if you can tell me what its name stands for, you can earn up to two bonus cards for that - the acronym is different between the English and Japanese versions, so each is good for one card!

This round closes on Monday, October 7th.

Comments

[totling]

FOE!! I think they are usually orange/gold? And then FOE is either Formido Oppugnatura Exsequens or Field On Enemy.

[karayan]

Orange!

FOE: Formido Oppugnatura Exsequens (English) Field On Enemy (Japanese)

[stag]

orange & formido oppugnatura exsequens/field on enemy

[harukami]

This thing is orange! (Though a magazine scan I found of this image refers to its "yellow silhouette" but even though I almost put that my eyes are saying orange).

It's a type of FOE which stands for Formido Oppugnatura Exsequens in the English release, and Field On Enemy in the Japanese release.

[syodii]

Orange; Field-On-Enemy/Formido Oppugnatura Exsequens

[malediction]

I'm gonna go with red for the most common color? And the acronym is Formido Oppugnatura Exsequens in English!

[psithurism]

It's commonly orange and is an FOE (Formido Oppugnatura Exsequens in English, or Field On Enemy in Japan)

[tempestuously]

Orange. Its name stands for Formido Oppugnatura Exsequens.

[mllelaurel]

Yellow (reference I found)

Not sure if this is correct, but the varying acronym I've found seems to be the general name for the game's enemies: FOE. Field on Enemy in Japan; Formido Oppugnatura Exsequens in English releases.

[awestriker]

EVEN IN YOUR TRADING CARDS, F.O.E.!

But no seriously, that thing is a (usually) orange ball of DEATH.

(JP: Field-On Enemy, EN: Formido Oppugnatura Exsequens*, Fandom: F#@$ing Overpowered Enemy)

(*"Foedus Obrepit Errabundus" actually turns out to be an alternate title for a music track.)

[balan]

That FOE is usually orange! And depending on who you talk to, it's either Field on Enemy or Formido Oppugnatura Exsequens. assuming i spelled it right...

[beccastareyes]

It's orange.

Also, it is a FOE (Formido Oppugnatura Exsequens or, in the Japanese version, Field-On Enemy). And I thought NASA was terrible with acronyms...

[kues]

It's orange! Its acronym is FOE, which is Formido Oppugnatura Exsequens in the English version and Field On Enemy in the Japanese version.

[accelerator]

It's usually orange and its name (FOE) stands for Formido Oppugnatura Exsequens in English and Field On Enemy in Japanese.

[bridgitkiido]

It's generally orange, at least according to that parody video about it.

FOE stands for "Formido Oppugnatura Exsequens" in English or "Field On Enemy" in Japanese, according to the Etrian Odyssey wiki.

[inarticulate]

Orange, I believe. (Will we generally need to include the series? Because it's Etrian Odyssey, if so.) And the acronyms stand for Formido Oppugnatura Exsequens or Field On Enemy.

[needles]

God now I have to go listen to the song >(

They're commonly associated with orange or I guess a dark yellow if you squinted, and their name stands for Formido Oppugnatura Exsequens in English and Field-On Enemy in Japanese.

[prisma]

It is an FOE from the Etrian Odyssey series, and it usually is associated with orange. FOE stands for Formido Oppugnatura Exsequens (English) or Field-On Enemy (Japanese).

[makoto666]

yellow ?

[singingtomysoul]

Orange!

[heartbeams]

FOEs are orange blobs! They are Field on Enemies or Formido Oppugnatura Exsequens.

[rubatosis]

Yellow, and it's called an FOE, Formido Oppugnatura Exsequens in English, or Field on Enemy in Japanese.

[swagu]

It looks like it's a yellow-orangish sort of color? Some are really yellow and some are really orange, so...

[poland]

Orange