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Before we get into this I just wanted to say hi guys. Just checking in to let you know I'm still alive . It's been a year or two and I forgot this place existed if I'm being completely honest with you so I wanted to come back on here and pick up where we left off. I'm pleasantly surprised to see that this place has grown significantly since the last time I was on here, but with that out of the way let's continue.

Well, after reading a lot of those times of stories, with isekai mixed in, no cultivation... not my cup of tea. I thought about doing something in my spare time. A Hero that failed his mission because lets be honest he was too overpowered, he didn't care even to share his knowledge and in the last battle even alone he wasn't enough, in the end all he could do was to save the last survivors and hide, all his friends died trying to protect the people instead of following in the fight against the demon lord and that was why there was any survivors at all when he returned. But now you would expect him to die and have the second chance to make everything right but instead Edmund a prince in the future was born with his memories and the guilt the hero had, but now he was a normal boy, he wasn't even on par with the nobles because he can't use magic. He has to use the knowledge the hero was supposed to share with everyone in the past to try to save the world now because when the demon lord returns, the hero is not coming... and on top of that his father felt shame for the fact his son couldn't use magic and sold his son to the princess of the nebour kingdom as her slave as a part of a treaty. Before I posted on Royal Road and people there helped me edit a lot of stuff, to be honest. If you can read for free with Kindle Unlimited would be good to have an honest review, is not perfect, and I am already working on volume 2. Here is Chapter One if you are interested and yeah, is short.

Hi All, I watched a short anime series several years ago and don't know the name of it, I was wondering if any one here can help me.? I am hoping one of you amazing Anime fans might have seen it and know what its called, if I know what it is called I can find it again and watch it. I really want to remember what happened in it as I can only remember the 1st part and end part. what I remember, I've tried googling it, checked multiple lists of amines I've checked wiki and even my watch history from Netflix. I am lost. I hope this was a real anime not a fever dream I had once! Its another world inhabited by both humans and Animals as well as Hybrids. The Animals rule the would and the humans are low on the pecking order. one of the main character is a male who was wearing cat ears pretending to be a hybrid to work in a café or restaurant. pretty sure he was blond. I think the humans are trying to rebel, the male gets caught when his fake ears fall off and he ends up on the run. This happens in the place he works and the main female character is responsible for his disguise falling off. I think the world had a massive area of sand, big desert type of thing. I know I watched it on a computer but don't know which site. The last episode the guy turns out to be some sort of powerful being. A god? who's going to end the world. either with more sand or some sort of tornado storm. The only other information I have is it was English Dub Pretty sure it was 1 season only, pretty short season as well. The art style was a bit more modern so 2000's - 2013 maybe? its been a long time since I watched it but I can't get it out of my head lately. Or at least the the bits I can remember anyway. I know this is vague but I really want to find out what I watched and need some help. does any one have any ideas?

i am currently watching Yu-Gi-Oh! & I have to say holds up pretty well what do you all think? and I am at episode 137 IT'S TIME TO DDDUEL

Hi guys I was just reading this manhwa and I'm curious about something the MC Akaji lives in a dark gritty world of cultivation and chi where aura pressure determines where you stand in society well as the manwha progresses we learn that he's the most powerful being in the multiverse as he's the Son of the ying dragon and during the final battle he merged with the Yang dragon become the Tao dragon his powers where so great that he was destroying reality so he had to create a dimension for himself so how powerful is he if he was in the Chinese mythology would he be the strongest since he's literally now ying and Yang combined into a single being plus he has the internal combat core a core that allows him to absorb chi and advance during battle so how overpowered is he and where would he rank in the top ten in most over powered anime characters where would you rate the god above the heavens

Hello everyone, especially Black Butler fans! I need your help in filling out the questionnaire for a research that is part of my graduation project titled 'Black Butler themed tours for fans as a tourism product', which I'm currently working on. This questionnaire is surely aimed at people, who are at least a little familiar with the manga/anime, but I appreciate the help of others no less (just imagine that this themed tour is based on your favourite anime/film/series/manga/book, etc. and it should be fine :3). This survey shouldn't take much of your time (around 7-10 minutes) but by completing it, you’ll make a great investment in a possible creation of such a tour in the future, which will be more suitable for each of you, if you’ll share your preferences with me in this survey, ofc ;) Thank you for your engagement in advance \(≧∇≦)/! Link to questionnaire: https://forms.gle/Cpj5nhzWXkooAh9e9 *If you have any questions or suggestions, you can text me either here (I’ll try to check this page regularly) or directly on my Instagram, which I use pretty often, so I definitely won’t miss any of your messages.*

Hello friends! I'm making a thread here to see if anyone would be interested in reading the visual novel I've been working on. At this point I'm nearly finished with Arc 2 and in desperate need of avid readers and creative minds! Welcome to the proper thread for Aquae ~Crystal Clear Waters~ a fantasy/adventure visual novel. Completely free to play as was the original though now with a much more vivid and expanded world to explore. Still mostly kinetic though now with the ability to change certain course of events through the player's actions and choices. While romance isn't a main focus, it is now an option. The original story was broken up into three separate arcs. Presently, Arc 1 is sitting at 18.5k words and 1.5-2hr read time. https://zweit.itch.io/aquae-crystal-clear-waters <-- Download for Windows, Linux, and Android The entire script itself is clocking in at 56,761 words and counting. itch.io The winds of fate rush in with the summer breeze.Travelers the land over come to take part in the annual festival and celebrate the lasting time of peace after previous years of war and strife. As paper lanterns begin decorating the coastlines above, there surges a troubling shift of tides through the underwater haven of the nerida below. Join Kaizarel - the wayward prince of the isles - as he embarks on an exciting night at the summer festival. Where he meets friends both new and old, including a mysterious stranger with rare purple eyes just like his own. In his attempts to discover the connection he and this strange visitor have in common, Kaizarel instead finds himself embroiled in both the politics of land and sea, as well as unearthing family secrets long buried beneath the sands. Will history be re-written, as waves upon the sand? Or will bloodshed remain?

As of late, I've been desperately trying to find this one vague scene I remembered watching out of nowhere. It's been buried in my mind for YEARS and yet, I still don't remember what anime I saw... The scene starts off with a girl towards our male mc sounding very distressed. She's probably trying to warn him about something? (The sky had an orangey atmosphere with probably a few trees in the background?) Then, Red aura suddenly appeared, making the girl shriek in fear. In the next shot, the MC is witnessing the girl standing motionless, being possessed by possibly a "villain", sending a cryptic message to him through the girl. (The villain can be heard through her monotone voice) The villain may be seen through her vacant eyes. As the message ends, all the aura fades away and the girl later turns back to normal. Our mc tries to reassure her if she's ok? Unfortunately, this is all that I remember. However, I may have a clue. After being weirded out by that scene, I changed the tv channel to see whatever's on. Once I did, I stumbled across Dragon ball z kai on my big 90's tv! The specific episode I watched was season 1, episode 12, where Vegeta said the line "It's over 9,000!" That episode aired on nicktoons on June 7, 2010! (Although it may be possible, it's just a theory)

One is mighty. One is parfumed. One saves the world, whilst the other almost does so. Who wins?

Hello! I know it’s been a long time since I’ve posted, but I wanted to share the stuff I’ve been doing in my absence. After some grief and anxiety, I spent a lot of this past semester working on an original universe. It’s become a labor of love and the characters are all my precious babies, lol. I’m going to share some short stories involving OCs from a larger plot (one I’m not quite confident enough to publicize yet) and I’ll try to list them in as chronological an order as possible. I’m going into this fully expecting not many people to read them, but even if you could take a glance over one or two, I’d appreciate it! Also, I don't know why everything I wrote is bolded here, this happened last time and I couldn't fix it ;o; Winter Tales at the Tavern - Stern elven Colonel Vaeril Alvensheim falls victim to his poor ability to handle alcohol. This results in humorous and warm moments shared under the winter moon. In the company of his friend, a whimsical shopkeeper called Lianthorn, Vaeril laments the peculiar circumstances of his home life and potential romantic interest, Nimiel. Ceramic Hearts - After accidentally breaking a beloved trinket of Nimiel’s, Vaeril–ever the tsundere–brings her to Lianthorn’s shop to find a replacement while grumbling all the while about this and that without much direction. Short, sweet and sappy. Haemir- A dive into our beloved Colonel’s backstory paired with that same cozy tavern as before. A bit heavier in terms of angst, but has a happy ending. TW for death. A Toast to Tomorrow- This one dives into Lianthorn’s backstory, which is equally as tragic and I think quite Frieren-esque (though I myself have never seen that anime and just know it from instagram posts, lol). Opens up the overall narrative’s shift towards Lianthorn and his journey to finding love. Another TW will be issued for mentioned death. A Fated Meeting - Dahlia pt. 1- I have two favorites, and this is part 1. Dahlia, a human woman lost in grief and seeking some kind of spell to resurrect her late father, ventures into elven territory to find a certain cursed staff. She’s willing to sacrifice anything for a chance to see him again–even her own safety. Lianthorn arrives in the nick of time to save her, and what follows is something I can only describe as soul-cleansing (at least to me as a writer, heheh). It was SO comforting and healing to write this one, I just love the amount of sappiness and fluff and I can’t get enough of these two! Winter Woes and Wonders - Dahlia pt. 2- Part 2 of the super-duper-fluffy-wuffy wholesome fest that is Lianthorn and Dahlia’s budding relationship. If you choose to read any of these, I’d like it to be these two. Adult themes are briefly glanced over, but the scene is written as a fade to black, so there’s no inappropriate content. I am currently working on part three. Also, a little FYI– I’ve been using stable diffusion to illustrate these stories. Please, try not to crucify me for the AI thing; I know it can be shady if used wrong, but I’m only using it for this purpose, not to sell or pass off as my own drawings. I don’t need a lecture. This has helped my mental health immensely and I’m not interested in being attacked for it. I’m also not looking for advice or constructive criticism. Sorry to be that person, but I’m happy with my stuff the way it is, y’know? Unwanted criticism just hurts, lol. Anyway! That’s about it. I’ll try to be more active here if I can. Since finals season is over, I have more time. I’ve been kinda down so having some more friends to share stuff with would be really nice! I know I probably sound like an oversensitive crybaby, but I promise I'm not mean. Please feel free to add my discord if you want to talk! I’d be delighted to hear from you.

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Hello om Jacob johnson and I'm new to the anime community. I have a project I'm working on thats half comic book half manga and involved many innovative characters. I'm looking to raise fans a million to be exact in less than a year thats before 2025. I have a tiktok page with my comic on there you should check it out https://www.tiktok.com/@michaelbarrett513?_t=8fiMyPL5WZS&_r=1

I'm really excited and can't wait! So who's also going to be watching One Piece?

The story seems so relatable with very few minor differentiators. A group of three friends- Gojo, Geto and Shoko. Gojo is looney just like Naruto. Geto turns heel like Sasuke. Shoko is literally the Doctor just like Sakura. They have a teacher who later becomes the principal just like Kakashi became the Hokage. You can even relate it with the 3 saanin. Just like Naruto had Nine tails inside him, similarly Yuji has Sukuna. It is a good anime but one cannot leave aside the similarities from an anime which majority people have been following since childhood.

Discuss About Your Favorite Pokemon!

Can Ostutuki Kaguya in Naruto beat Big Mama in One piece.

Here's a weird request, but does anyone want to walk along trails in Genshin Impact while listening to an audiobook / chatting? I have a discord server setup for this purpose. It's pretty relaxing.

The character portrayed by Matt Frewer on British television whose consciousness was transferred into an AI program following his fatal accident is possibly the most anime non-anime character ever. 1 - iKKM308.mp4

Ok, I have no artistic talent of my own, but I know there's a few others here without such a handicap. Now is your time. What is an amabie, you ask? Well, wikipedia says, "... the amabiko is a multi-legged prophesizing creature which prescribes the display of its artistic likeness to defend against sickness or death." Yokai.com - obviously(?) the leading authority on yokai - has this somewhat more useful description, If anyone has some drawing skills and would like to take a crack at illustrating the above description(s) - for fun and (possibly) the aid of humanity - then post your artwork below. I think a bunch of people might benefit from seeing it before this whole thing is over. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amabie http://yokai.com/amabie/ https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/amabie

Hi, I'm new here, I'm writing a new anime and I'd be happy if you read the summaries of the episodes of the first season and express your opinion And if you would like to see this anime on the screens Thank you very much for your cooperation. NEW WORD MI SEASON 1 Episode 1:The Discovery of MI In the small town of Millfield, a group of friends discover a strange, hidden portal that leads to a mysterious place called MI. They are immediately drawn to the enchanted land, full of wonders and dangers that they have never encountered before. As they explore the vast, magical landscape, they meet a variety of strange and wonderful creatures, including talking animals, enchanted trees, and powerful sorcerers. They also encounter darker forces at work, including evil wizards and dangerous monsters that threaten the balance of MI. Despite the dangers, the friends are determined to uncover the secrets of MI and learn more about its ancient history and mysterious powers. Episode 2: The Search for the Lost City As the friends continue their journey through MI, they receive a prophecy that leads them on a quest to find the Lost City, an ancient place of great power and knowledge. Along the way, they must overcome a series of challenges and puzzles that test their bravery, intelligence, and resourcefulness. They also encounter rival groups of adventurers who are also searching for the Lost City, leading to fierce competition and battles. As they get closer to the Lost City, they uncover more clues about its mysterious past and the powerful magic that it holds. Episode 3: The Battle for the Lost City As the friends finally reach the Lost City, they find themselves caught in the middle of a fierce battle between good and evil forces vying for control of the city's powerful magic. The friends must use all of their skills and cunning to defeat the evil forces and protect the Lost City from falling into the wrong hands. Along the way, they discover the true nature of their own powers and the role that they are meant to play in the magical world of MI. As the battle reaches its climax, the friends are faced with a final, ultimate challenge that will determine the fate of MI and all who live there. Episode 4: The Wizards' Council After the battle for the Lost City, the friends are invited to join the Wizards' Council, a group of powerful sorcerers who protect and govern MI. As they learn more about the council and its responsibilities, the friends are faced with tough decisions and moral dilemmas. They also discover that there are factions within the council who have their own agendas and may not always act in the best interests of MI. Despite the challenges, the friends are determined to use their newfound powers and influence to bring peace and prosperity to MI. Episode 5: The Dark Forest While exploring a remote corner of MI, the friends stumble upon the Dark Forest, a mysterious and dangerous place that is rumored to be home to powerful dark magic. As they venture deeper into the forest, they encounter all sorts of strange and terrifying creatures, including giant spiders, cursed ghosts, and ancient monsters. They also discover that the forest is home to a powerful dark wizard who seeks to use the forest's magic for his own nefarious purposes. The friends must use all of their courage and cunning to survive the dangers of the Dark Forest and prevent the dark wizard from gaining control of its powerful magic. Episode 6: The Crystal Caverns While on a mission to find a rare and valuable crystal, the friends discover a hidden underground cave system filled with sparkling crystal formations. As they explore the caverns, they encounter all sorts of hazards and challenges, including traps, puzzles, and treacherous monsters. They also discover that the caverns are home to a group of dwarves who are guarding the crystals and have their own agenda for their use. The friends must navigate the dangers of the caverns and find a way to peacefully resolve their differences with the dwarves in order to obtain the rare crystal they seek. Episode 7: The Enchanted Garden While exploring a beautiful and peaceful garden, the friends stumble upon a hidden portal that leads to a magical realm full of enchanted plants and animals. As they explore the garden, they encounter a variety of magical creatures and plants, including talking flowers, singing birds, and enchanted trees. They also discover that the garden is home to a powerful fairy queen who has been cursed by an evil sorceress. The friends must use their wit and bravery to help the fairy queen break the curse and restore balance to the enchanted garden. Episode 8: The Cursed Tower While searching for a powerful magical artifact, the friends discover a mysterious tower that is said to be cursed by a powerful sorceress. As they enter the tower, they encounter all sorts of dangers and challenges, including traps, illusions, and treacherous monsters. They also uncover clues about the tower's dark history and the sorceress who cursed it. The friends must use all of their skills and resourcefulness to navigate the tower and find the magical artifact they seek, while also trying to lift the curse and restore peace to the tower. Episode 9: The Underwater Kingdom While exploring the depths of MI's oceans, the friends discover a hidden underwater kingdom ruled by a powerful mermaid queen. As they explore the kingdom, they encounter all sorts of wondrous and dangerous creatures, including mermaids, sea monsters, and giant octopuses. They also uncover a plot by an evil sea witch to overthrow the mermaid queen and take control of the kingdom. The friends must use all of their bravery and cunning to help the mermaid queen defeat the sea witch and protect the underwater kingdom. Episode 10: The Ice Kingdom While exploring a frozen tundra in MI, the friends discover a hidden ice kingdom ruled by a powerful ice queen. As they venture into the ice kingdom, they encounter all sorts of cold and icy dangers, including blizzards, frostbite, and ice monsters. They also discover that the ice queen is being threatened by an evil sorcerer who seeks to take control of the kingdom and harness its powerful magic for his own purposes. The friends must use all of their endurance and bravery to survive the harsh conditions of the ice kingdom and help the ice queen defeat the evil sorcerer and restore peace to the kingdom. Episode 11: The Fire Kingdom While exploring a scorching desert in MI, the friends discover a hidden fire kingdom ruled by a powerful fire king. As they venture into the fire kingdom, they encounter all sorts of hot and dangerous challenges, including sandstorms, intense heat, and fiery monsters. They also uncover a plot by an evil fire sorceress to overthrow the fire king and take control of the kingdom's powerful magic. The friends must use all of their bravery and cunning to survive the heat of the fire kingdom and help the fire king defeat the evil sorceress and restore peace to the kingdom. Episode 12: The Shadow Realm While exploring a dark and mysterious cave, the friends discover a hidden portal that leads to the Shadow Realm, a place filled with shadows and darkness. As they explore the Shadow Realm, they encounter all sorts of shadowy and mysterious creatures, including ghostly apparitions, specters, and dark magic users. They also uncover a plot by an evil shadow sorceress to bring eternal darkness to MI. The friends must use all of their bravery and cunning to navigate the dangers of the Shadow Realm and stop the shadow sorceress from carrying out her plan. Episode 13: The Celestial Plane While exploring the skies of MI, the friends discover a hidden portal that leads to the Celestial Plane, a realm of the gods and celestial beings. As they explore the Celestial Plane, they encounter all sorts of divine and powerful beings, including angels, deities, and celestial spirits. They also uncover a plot by an evil god to overthrow the other gods and take control of the celestial realm. The friends must use all of their bravery and cunning to navigate the dangers of the Celestial Plane and stop the evil god from carrying out his plan. Episode 14: The Dream Realm While exploring a hidden portal in MI, the friends discover the Dream Realm, a place where dreams and nightmares come to life. As they explore the Dream Realm, they encounter all sorts of strange and surreal creatures, including dream spirits, nightmares, and mysterious dream creatures. They also uncover a plot by an evil dream sorceress to take control of the Dream Realm and manipulate the dreams of others. The friends must use all of their wit and resourcefulness to navigate the dangers of the Dream Realm and stop the evil dream sorceress from carrying out her plan. Episode 15: The Time Rift While exploring a hidden portal in MI, the friends discover the Time Rift, a place where time itself is fluid and can be manipulated. As they explore the Time Rift, they encounter all sorts of temporal anomalies and paradoxes, including time loops, alternate realities, and time travelers. They also uncover a plot by an evil time sorcerer to use the Time Rift to rewrite history and change the course of MI's future. The friends must use all of their intelligence and bravery to navigate the dangers of the Time Rift and stop the evil time sorcerer from carrying out his plan. Episode 16: The Arcane Library While searching for a powerful magical artifact, the friends discover the Arcane Library, a place filled with ancient tomes and magical knowledge. As they explore the library, they encounter all sorts of magical creatures and spirits, including talking books, enchanted scrolls, and powerful magical artifacts. They also uncover a plot by an evil librarian to use the library's magic to conquer MI. The friends must use all of their intelligence and resourcefulness to navigate the dangers of the Arcane Library and stop the evil librarian from carrying out his plan. Episode 17: The Monster's Lair While exploring a dense and treacherous jungle, the friends discover the lair of a powerful and ancient monster. As they enter the lair, they encounter all sorts of dangers and challenges, including traps, puzzles, and ferocious beasts. They also uncover a plot by an evil sorceress to use the monster's power for her own gain. The friends must use all of their courage and cunning to navigate the lair and stop the evil sorceress from using the monster's power for her own nefarious purposes. Episode 18: The Spirit Realm While exploring a hidden portal in MU, the friends discover the Spirit Realm, a place where the spirits of the deceased reside. As they explore the Spirit Realm, they encounter all sorts of ghostly and ethereal beings, including friendly spirits, malevolent specters, and powerful guardians. They also uncover a plot by an evil spirit king to use the Spirit Realm's magic to conquer MI. The friends must use all of their bravery and cunning to navigate the dangers of the Spirit Realm and stop the evil spirit king from carrying out his plan. Episode 19: The Elemental Planes While exploring a hidden portal in MI, the friends discover the Elemental Planes, a series of realms representing the different elements of nature: earth, air, fire, water, and spirit. As they explore the Elemental Planes, they encounter all sorts of elemental creatures and forces, including earth elementals, air elementals, fire elementals, water elementals, and spirit elementals. They also uncover a plot by an evil elemental overlord to use the power of the Elemental Planes to conquer MI. The friends must use all of their courage and resourcefulness to navigate the dangers of the Elemental Planes and stop the evil elemental overlord from carrying out his plan. Episode 20: The Final Showdown As the friends continue their journey through MI, they discover that all of their previous adventures have been leading up to a final showdown with an ultimate evil force that threatens to destroy MI and all of its magical inhabitants. The friends must use all of their skills and powers to face off against the ultimate evil and protect MI from destruction. Along the way, they must also confront their own fears and doubts and come to understand their true potential and purpose in the magical world of MI. As the final battle rages on, the friends are faced with a choice: will they rise to the challenge and save MI, or will they succumb to the darkness and allow the ultimate evil to prevail? The fate of MI rests on their shoulders. As the final battle reaches its climax, the friends discover that they have been chosen by the ancient guardians of MI to be the guardians of the magical world, tasked with protecting MI and its inhabitants from all threats. Despite the odds against them, the friends are able to harness the full power of their magical abilities and use it to defeat the ultimate evil, saving MI and all who reside there. As they emerge victorious, the friends are hailed as heroes and honored by the Wizards' Council and the other magical beings of MI. They are given a new mission to continue protecting MI and keeping the balance of magic in the world. As they set off on their new journey, the friends know that they have a great responsibility to fulfill, but they are ready to face whatever challenges come their way, united in their love for MI and their determination to protect it.

This long forgotten gem was never adapted into an anime but, it probably should have been. Myself and maybe one or two other people are probably the only ones here that even remember playing this now obscure 2-D fighter on the 16-Bit Megadrive. According to what I read, there were more sequels planned after "Challenge From the Dark Side" was released for the Mega-CD console, but Sega of Japan in their infinite wisdom decided to force an early end to the project in favor of its "Virtua Fighter" franchise - go and figure that out. Although I have never played the sequel, I have many fond memories of the first one. More than being simply an enjoyable electronic game, it was a work of art in many more ways than just one. The fact that the box art was done by legendary artists Boris Vallejo & Julie Bell certainly did not hurt. The premise of the story was very unconventional. Basically it goes, an omniscient alien being from the future with super cosmic powers known simply as "The Eternal Champion" grants a second chance at life to nine different fighters from different time periods who met an early death before they could change history for the better and save the world by averting the extinction level cataclysm that the Champion himself seeks to prevent. The Eternal Champion has the fighters compete against each other for the right to face him in combat and determine whether they are worthy of being allowed to return to their original time and be allowed to live out a full life to offset the negative changes which culminate in disaster. Unlike most fighting games of that era, nobody in the first title was actually evil; there were no equivalent counterparts to Shao Kahn or M. Bison storywise. The Eternal Champion himself is legitimately my least favorite final boss to fight against in any of the fighters that I have played. Not only must the player defeat the Eternal Champion in his several different forms during the same round but, the player's health points are only partially replenished between each part of the fight. If the player lost two rounds against the Eternal Champion, there would be no continues and it would be game over -- followed by the Eternal Champion lamenting in despair of how his expectations were not met while informing the player that the world is doomed and that it was their own failure to pass his test that caused it. I never became good enough where I could beat the Eternal Champion. The time travel theme is something that few other fighting game franchises used. "Time Killers" and ADK's "World Heroes" ( later acquired by SNK/Neo Geo ) were the only other two from the 16-Bit Era ( that I can name ) that used this motif. To a lesser extent, the development team from "Killer Instinct" experimented with the concept when the sequel "Killer Instinct 2" ( aka "Killer Instinct Gold" ) was released for the Nintendo 64 in the late '90s. ( EDIT: Eternal Champions was actually adapted into a comic in the issues of the official Sega publication, "Sonic the Comic", which was exclusive to the UK. The story loosely followed the lore of the game. Details here. ) I still remember my first time playing this, it would show some random character from the cast appear and smash the Sega logo before the title screen started - I always thought that was so cool. Aside from the story concept and art direction, I also really enjoyed the background music. It was some of the best ever used for a chiptune. I was delighted to learn that someone actually made remixes of them in just the past few months of my writing this. As good as some of these remixes are, I still don't feel that they necessarily replace the originals - they are an addition to them. I never much cared for Larcen's stage theme, so that might be one exception for me. Some of the songs which were great in their original chiptune form did not translate as well in the new style, so I will be omitting those. You can listen to the original chiptunes here. The artist, Hyde209, not only does covers of video game music, he is also an accomplished graphic artist as well. If you enjoy this, be sure and check him out. The first remix video is the theme from the database of the game's character bios. Hyde provides abridged versions of each of the characters' backstories. The second is of the game's main menu theme. This one is a remix of the Battle Room theme. Undoubtedly, I would have to say Jonathan Blade's stage theme was my favorite one in chiptune. This remix actually captures the spirit of the original the best out of all the iterations of it that Hyde has done, though it is still missing that whirring noise that drones in the background for most of the song on the Megadrive. Hyde did a much older metal version of this song that is also really good -- link here. He also did a couple of others that were more ambitious but, didn't strike my fancy as much - one of them a collab with a friend of his. Larcen's stage theme was my least favorite out of all the chiptunes...somehow Hyde turned this otherwise unremarkable ( and unoriginal ) song into something that's awesome. To be honest, every remix Hyde has done of Shadow's theme is great but, I think this one actually sounds the most like the original; thus, it is my favorite remixed version of it. The scantily clad blonde vixen from the cover art! Jetta Maxx is easily my waifu when it comes to anything EC. Her theme song was also one of my favorites from the original game. Out of all of Hyde's remixes of her theme, this one is my personal favorite and the only one I will feature here. Growing up, I was a Xavier main. Xavier Pendragon was my favorite character from the game and the one that I most empathized with -- he realized all too late that he had cast his pearls before swine when they burned him at the stake. Historically, I believe those accused of witchcraft were actually hanged instead of burned; the accused were still just as dead though. Each of Hyde's Eternal Champions Tribute albums has a cover of Xavier's stage theme. Although the version from his latest album "Resynthesized" sounds much more like the original, this older metal version is just so cool that I actually prefer it over the other ones. It's that kind of awesome... I have always loved shows and films where both the prehistoric and futuristic would come together. I honestly wasn't sure whether to feature Slash's stage theme remix. It's really more like music to set the mood than something made for musical enjoyment. In any case, this one is most faithful to the original and largely succeeds in capturing that feeling. The game's final boss had a pretty wicked tune even in its original 16-Bit form. I honestly think that I might like this one better than the original version. I really like the way this one turned out. The different remixes Hyde has done of Trident's theme are all so good that he is the only character whom all different theme song iterations thereof will be included here. All three have uniquely different sound qualities that set them apart as their own thing. Hyde's album "The Second Chance" included radio drama style voice acting bits relating to the deaths of each character. Out of the three, the remix from "Resynthesized" ( the first one down below ) sounds the most like the original version. I decided not to even bother with the themes of R.A.X. or Midknight because neither were as good as they should have been with modern hardware - especially Midknight's; it's a shame because Midknight's stage was one of my favorites in the game. The remix of the bad ending. And finally...the remix of the good ending.

So, I didn't see a thread on here about the "That time I got reincarnated as a slime" anime and I was wondering, what do you all think about it? I'm liking it so far ≧◡≦

My Anime is my favorite : Sword art online is such a great anime to watch in a free time. the plot overall has twists and its amazing! what do you guys think?

Sailor Moon Video Games Sailor Moon is a massive franchise, pervading all types of media. This also includes video games! Unfortunately, it is estimated that 90% of these games never have seen official releases outside of Japan. However, fans being amazing as we are, many of these have been translated over the years! I have played a good chunk of these myself, but am still working my way through the vast library of these titles. There are also tons of fan-made games for the franchise, many completely worth playing! My current focus is the Super Moon Fighter series that was created by Sprite Team (a Japanese gaming company), for the X68000. There are several versions of Sailor Moon fighting games that this company has created, and through the power of the internet I have been able to experience NEARLY all of them. Sadly, the version of the game that sparked my interest, Super Moon Fighter DX, is the single version that appears to be missing from the internet. Any help in unearthing this version would be greatly appreciated. Below is the character select screen, and some additional sprites for reference. The specifics for this version include that Sailor Moon is now Eternal Sailor Moon, and has Luna as a side kick who can also attack. Also, Super S abilities were added in such as Venus Love and Beauty Shock, Mars Flame Sniper, Jupiter Oak Evolution, etc. It is also the only currently known version of the game to include Sailor Saturn, who is extremely powerful. Super Moon Fighter aside, I would love for this to just be a general Sailor Moon Video Game Discussion Thread. Speak about whatever you like regarding that subject here! I'll start. Of all the Sailor Moon video games out there, my favorite would have to be Sailor Moon Another Story. If you are unfamiliar, it's a turn-based battle style JRPG that was officially released on the Super Famicon (SNES) by a company called Angel in 1995. To date, it has never seen an official English translation. However, there have been two largely recognized translations done over the years. The original fan translation of the game was done by Bishoujo Senshi Translations released in 1999. This translation heavily relies on knowledge of the fan-subtitled Sailor Moon anime, and fansub anime in general. Additionally, the creators had to do some major re-programming to get it to work properly. The translation is not perfect, but is still very well done and does not impede on enjoyment of the game. Some technique descriptions are inaccurate / funny. Example: The link technique that combines Sailor Mars, Sailor Jupiter, and Sailor Uranus is called Fire Thunder Shaking. The description for this attack is "An old man?" Released 20 years after Bishoujo Senshi Translations' initial release, this is a complete English re-localization of the game. Featured are several fixes to issues and bugs in the original game. There is also a version of this that has some small changes to increase quality of life: that being, double EXP per battle and 1/2 enemy encounter rate as well as adding an attack enhancement item to a shop for Sailor Mercury's solo quest. (Because most people had no idea that her Shabon Spray attack is actually the most useful ability in the game). Both versions of the game are available online. Google search the game title, plus "Fantasy Anime" and you'll find it. Sailor Mercury - From Useless to OP Back when all we had was the original translation, and very limited resources, those of us who were able to play it had absolutely NO idea that Sailor Mercury's ability, Shabon Spray, didn't do direct damage. It is even listed in the fan guide as simply causing minor damage. It wasn't until playing this game as an adult, and becoming obsessed with the fact that her 2 CP cost attack did so much less than everyone else's, and also seemed to have a strange damage limit to it (the numbers never seeming to go higher than 20), for it to just be straight damage. I tested it out, figured out that the numbers popping up are showing exactly how much you are reducing the enemies attack by , and then promptly ran to the internet to find that someone else had discovered the same thing a few years prior. LOL! But still! That was an exciting moment for me, and to this day I do not think it is very well known. Because of this ability, and the fact that Sailor Mercury has one of the highest Defense Stats in the game, Sailor Mercury has successfully taken the spot as Most Useful Character in Sailor Moon Another Story. Feel free to disagree below.