A thread of YA fantasy books with female black protagonists.
From left to right
1. A Blade So Black by @ElleOnWords
2. The Gilded Ones by @NaminaForna
3. A Song of Wraiths and Ruin by @rosiesrambles
4.Children of Blood and Bone by @tomi_adeyemi
I rarely get birthday wishes irl so I used to look forward to the boys in LADS wishing me a happy birthday. As much as I am tempted today, I’m still not breaking boycott
@Ggt_SK I was a Lucien & Kiro main but I didn’t know he was supposed to be a LI until recently (I did find it suspicious that his CG was such high quality at the time). What we could have had 😫!
"Hey, you must support the industry watching anime legally on platforms like Crunchyroll"
Fine. I'm gonna check which shoujo do they have in their catalog... Nevermind
The end of an arc 🥲. I stumbled across this gem during Summer 2019, heard Lucien’s voice and I was hooked ever since. Stopped playing around when Bill and the other left but came back recently only for this announcement today.
I will miss this game immensely🦋✨
@LiaAlkaid Exactly, I really wish that some Otome & Joseimuke players would stop using LaDS or Obey Me as their standard for every other game that’s out there. A game that can retain players for years and still deliver an all-round experience should be the aim
Unwritten rules within fandom space all new fans should know.
Writing this because apparently the clashes within/between fandoms mostly happen bc new fans don't know how things work around here and/or blatantly ignoring them.
@Crunchyroll I noticed in the genres listed on the app that there is no Josei category, although there are many anime streamed that belong to this demographic, such as ‘Chihayafuru’,
What do you need from us fans to change that?