@naremaee And like something abt what amane said causes nagi to like completely change his tune cuz I do think nagi was just gonna leave cuz he completely brushed off the first sorry but then when amane kept going he stopped and let him go. maybe nagi got reminded of his sister? Oiichan?
@naremaee Omg and what amane is thinking during it is super interesting too. It's along the lines of "Aaah im glad... today I've already been forgiven" or something like that. And he's got like a wistful expression??? Like omg!?
@naremaee I love how he goes from all demanding and yelling for Nagi to come back to being like "Ichinoseeeeee... come out. Ill really freeze!" and "h-help-" which I think is the first time he calls him that? It being written in Kanji then hiragana once he's reallllyy begging is so nice 😭
@mixdog@lilifying I wouldn't recommend it at least for the main line (DR1 and DR2), since the games are in order and the stories are connected and the payoff wont be nearly as good because it assumes you know everything. At the very least DR1 since it introduces the world.
@naremaee I noticed that too!!! I cant wait to see Nagi break him into pieces fr. The contrast between beating his ass and nursing him back to health as if it didn't just happen is soooo good. 🤤
Like hello Stockholm?
@Dgacha1306 This is most obvious by looking at the legs. Because the cat is covering part of the leg, I think they didn't know what to put or what it looked like, so it's very wonky looking. But in the final product none of the issues with the sketch are present with zero adjustment needed.
@Dgacha1306 The initial sketch shows a very different skill level compared to the final product. Even messy sketches would still show the artist skill at the level they appear to be at by the end. There's also no adjusting done for the sketch before jumping straight into lineart.