I don't know the context of all of these allegations but you are the last person to even be speaking about this considering your past
Poetic even that you admitted to qingyilover that "irl pedos are chill"
if you're queer and all of your ships are queer then you don't get to have opinions on which straight ships are "slop" ... like literally NOBODY wants to hear your opinion on that
"My friend who doesn't play watched his lore videos" We are going to see a ginormous amount of larpers not know what the fuck is happening in the story when pyrrhixz can't spoonfeed it to them. They will either no longer be able to larp the game or actually start playing it now.
【Goddess of Victory Assemble Countdown】
“For the people, the Kingdom of Crown takes up arms.”
For the hope of humanity, here we stand.
5 days to go until all squads assemble.
#NIKKE4thAnniversary
Jun Maeda is a one-of-a-kind talent who co-founded Key, a visual novel brand synonymous with emotionally-gripping stories.
Through writing stories and composing music, he brought to life so many unforgettable titles such as Kanon, AIR, CLANNAD, Little Busters, Angel Beats, and Heaven Burns Red.
Before Key, he was at Tactics where he was known for MOON and ONE. ONE in particular inspired someone to become a game scenario writer, birthing a visual novel named "Tsukihime." Kinoko Nasu loved ONE so much that the prototype version of Shiki even had a more aggressive personality like Kouhei's. The PS1 version of ONE was what also led Nasu to use NVL format for his visual novels.
It truly is incredible how beloved his works are globally through games and anime. These past few years alone I'm grateful we got official translations for the ONE remake, AIR, and Kanon which will allow easier access to his works and further solidify his legacy.
And these final words in the announcement also shows his dedication to what he loves doing:
"Maeda is currently hospitalized, but even under these circumstances, he remains strongly determined to devote himself to creative work through to the very end."