This shit right here was actually introverted early GenZ kids 9/11, JFK shooting, day the music died and Watergate all in one.
This is when a generation lost their innocence.
If you weren't into the entire Pewdiepie-Jacksepticeye-Cryaotic LetsPlay + CoOp game 'friends slop' genre - You can't even begin to fathom how big a blow this "outing" was.
The scariest thing in this pixel horror game is when it stops being pixels
- Cutscenes are live action with real actors
- In the vein of classic Silent Hill
- Secrets lie within the cinematics
Game is Tenebris Somnia
I am BEGGING for this movie to have entirely new characters and have basically nothing to do with the first one
I'd love for it to just show different cases of people ending up in the backrooms and how different people would respond to it
All the Scarlet Skips drama has shown me is that we've lost Ecchi as an art form.
Any vague amount of attractiveness is considered porn. Every bit of jiggle is porn. People are so used to bland, colourless media that anything vaguely fun means the artist must perish.
The one thing I love about their relationship is how Bugs adapts to Lola's habits of asking questions, constant phone calls, and other crazy stuff.
Idk its kinda sweet to me
"Dandadan" creator Yukinobu Tatsu recommends Street Fighting Manga "Bouryoku Banzai" by "Kakegurui" creator Kawamoto Homura & Nadai Nishi
A violent girl living for the fight becomes the martial arts teacher of a classmate who always preferred to get by using his wit instead. But this girl is utterly dangerous!
If you actually watch this video, he starts Begging for them to show him a store because the Intros and Tutorials are so long and have the exact same plot that he calls it every time and can't skip it all fast enough within half an hour
The best heroes are does that are simple...
No prophecies, or secret destinys, and planned conspiracies and so on... just a young man who was in the right place and right time.
Getting something that was never meant for them, but still choosing to do good.
Less is always greater than more.
Because humans experiencing something unknown makes them cautious. Doesn't matter what it is, humans would be wary every single time. Nowadays tho, this shouldn't be the case anymore base on the abundance of info we have.
You know youtube has killed the hatred for this kinda nerd because I can listen to this guy make a 9 hour video on Disney Box office bombs that led to the Disney renaissance.