Strange faces in the fog…

This one’s really specific to my own playthrough of P4G bc I’ve been making choices in it as if:

1. Yu’s gay af for Kanji (bc he’s my fave <3)
2. Yu’s clairvoyant but doesn’t know enough to actually change anything (bc I’ve gotten some huge but out-of-context spoilers :,])
3. Yu’s addicted to Chocorooms and all his friends call him “Shroom” (bc so am I and I literally named the pc “choccy shroom” bc of it lol)

Despite that, I thought it was good enough to post. Flipped version is under the cut! :D

(pls no spoilers in the comments btw, I’ve been trying to avoid the one’s I haven’t already seen)

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kirbydaily:

how did i draw that yesterday

doozclops:

Unfriendly reminder that all you idiots being like “yeah just pirate media now, fuck corporations!” posting links and just openly telling people where to download pirated media are why it’s so hard to find safe, working sites for it anymore.

I’ve been doing this shit for over 20 years and the availability has gone down as it’s become more mainstream. The more you publicly talk about all these sites the less there are. Shut up. Tell people in private or don’t tell them at all.

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squidfool:

I find them interesting

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kokoscript:

hey! hi! I don’t know how well tumblr takes to game announcements (especially ones for ~3 decade old PCs), but…

ALT

a couple nights ago I released WordHopper, a little arcade-like word game for pentium-era PCs running DOS (or Windows 9x, though ymmv).

it’s $2 (minimum $1), and can be purchased here! there’s also a demo you can try out in DOSBox, on real hardware, or online (NOTE: click the dosbox window as soon as possible to avoid a loud, short sound- I don’t know how to fix that, sorry!)

ALT

thank you!

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marinebluekaze:

journeysendinlovers:

yugiohz:

yugiohz:

no offense to anyone personally but I think we are way too used to and comfortable with weekly releases and if that wasn’t already bad enough, it seems like most of you aren’t even patient enough to wait for the official release date my point is this industry moves way too quickly

The way that people treat with the medium of manga is interesting and sad because a lot of mangaka are disabled and becoming disabled because of the intense workload. The grace extended to legendary author-artists like Togashi should be how all these artists are treated, and more. Your favorite artists are destroying themselves to create the pages you consume and make judgments on and they deserve to take the time their bodies need to recover from these efforts. The weekly release schedule is literally hurting artists.

Somari and the Guardian of the Forest's Creator Still Struggling Financially, Has Regrets Over Anime Adaptation

Manga ended in 2020 due to Yako Gureishi's worsening health

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What’s worse is how they’re expected to do extra work unpaid like exclusive bonus illustrations for retailers and are expected to pay for assistants themselves. Licensing deals with adaptions are fucked up Gureishi is not the only one who has said an anime adaption did nothing for them financially Hideaki Sorachi of Gintama fame has also been open about how little money he has made from the hugely successful Gintama live action projects. Its so fucked up out there for them with no safeguards when their health fails them aside from living off of royalties, and this is an “improvement” from when publishers were fully okay roping manga artists into doing more than one serial at a time or lock them up in hotels with no sleep until they completed their manuscripts

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the7thdeity:

i’m replaying Stray for the first time in a while and wanted to draw the little guys again :3

sunnfish:

[ID: A digital illustration of Sissel from Ghost Trick. He is shown from a lower angle, as if the viewer were looking up at him. He has a hand close to the viewer and clutching a glowing soul core. His other hand is in his pocket, and he has a serious expression on his face. The background is the clock that appears when you time travel in the game, consisting of a glowing red clock face and glowing red lines radiating from it on a black background. The art style mimics that of the game’s, with sharp black lines and shading. The color palette is mostly red, with some light blue radiating from the soul. The artist’s signature “sunnfish 2023” is written on his leg. /End ID]

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