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Key art for Final Fantasy XI: A Crystalline Prophecy, prominently showing a young Aldo
Various clocks and counters for things such as winning, Losing, Blood ;), Ace of ______
Promotional art for the Final Fantasy XI expansion Wings of the Goddess, depicting the dawn goddess Altana
Key art for Hypnospace Outlaw
Cover for the English-language version of Loups-Garous by Natsuhiko Kyogoku. A close-up on a wolf's face looms over three Japanese teenage girls
Miyamoto: I would love to do that. However, strategy guides exist now, so the joy of someone discovering something entirely on their own doesn't really translate anymore. Everyone expects to be able to beat the game as a given. There's a massive dilemma there.
Neo-Exdeath fading away after being defeated in Final Fantasy V
Black & White photograph of writers Manfred Lee and Frederick Dannay, best known for their joint-work under the pseudonym Ellery Queen
The battle results screen of Final Fantasy V in Castle Exdeath, having just defeated the man himself with all party members alive
Box art for Metal Wolf Chaos XD showing the titual Metal Wolf mobile armor amidst the backdrop of a burning American flag
A CRT TV hooked up to a Super Famicom playing Final Fantasy V. The menu shows the party at level 18. Faris is a Summoner, Lena is a Ranger, Bartz is a Knight, and Galuf is a Dragoon.
Promotional visual for season 1 of Akane-Banshi. Showing the main character, Akane, alongside the supporting cast overlayed on a stylized folding fan
North American box art for the Final Fantasy XI expansion Treasures of Aht Urhgan.
NES boxart for Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Box art for the Sega CD version of Snatcher
Box art for the Final Fantasy XI expansion pack Chains of Promathia, depicting Sehl'teus and Promathia
CRT screen displaying Final Fantasy V, with all four party members as the Knight job
Box art for Dragon Age II
Japanese boxart for Final Fantasy XI: Rise of the Zilart
Cover for The Wintringham Mystery by Anthony Berkeley
Sirocco from Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave
冒険を彩る音楽を制作するのは、メインの「光田康典」さんをはじめ、「マリアム・アボンナサー」さん、「清田愛未」さんといった作曲家の方々になります。 コーラスに「ANÚNA（アヌーナ）」さんが参加しています。 #ゼノブレイドジェネシス
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Logo for Final Fantasy XI
Japanese theatrical poster for Godzilla vs. Hedorah
1st edition cover to Neuromancer by William Gibson
Japanese boxart for Final Fantasy X
North American NES boxart for The Bugs Bunny Crazy Castle
Boxart for Plumbers Don't Wear Ties: Definitive Edition
Screenshot of Final Fantasy XI showing the newly created Galka character WokeMohg in the glorious city of Bastok
Poster for the Amazon Prime show 56 Days
The Final Fantasy XIV: Dawntrail launcher
"Reader, if you ever see 'Perfect Works' mentioned, run."
North American boxart for Faxanadu, "Daggers and wingboots, mantras and monsters await you."
Box art for Shadows of the Damned: Hella Remastered
Cover for the book Smoke, Soil, or Sacrifices by Maijo Otaro
Theatrical poster for The Inugami Family (1976)
" You know how people say that smoke and other such crap loves to get up in high places? Well my dad, mom, and Runbaba all tell me that so I guess I must be smoke. When I was five I climbed up the pole in the irori* room, at seven I got up to the roof on the second floor, and by the time I was nine I was on the pylons that carried power across the mountains. I would return to the places of my conquest time and time again, but I never fell even a single time. Just like smoke. I’ve got three bad experiences with high places: in elementary school I was screwing around by the second floor window and decided to jump out but I didn’t quite stick the landing and sprained my ankle, there was that time when I got caught climbing up onto some stranger’s roof and got punched for it, and then there was when my next-door-neighbor Ryo-chan killed herself by jumping off of her roof. Me and Runbaba climbed up to try and stop her but we were too late. The instant we got on top we saw a beautiful girl, her skirt fluttering in the wind, vanish right over the edge. All three times I was never really hurt, not physically at least. Ever since that third painful memory I stopped going out onto roofs, and even at the top of tall buildings I wouldn’t really look out at the scenery. I guess this is what it means when people say that experiencing the pain of others can hurt more than your own. Even though the Banba family house’s highest point is about two meters shorter than my house’s, it’s still a good ten meters off the ground. And there’s no first floor roof below it, just a straight drop down. It was from there that Ryo-chan jumped, with arms spread wide, and landed with a crunch on the concrete in front of the house as the bones in her lower body snapped. They began to pierce through her skin and with her body slumped over, one was stabbed into her throat. She was still alive and quickly rushed to the hospital but Ryo-chan had lost too much blood and she died two days later."
Cover for The World is Made Out of Closed Rooms (世界は密室でできている。) by Maijo Otaro (舞城王太郎)
Poster for Sweet Home (1989)
Boxart for Drakengard 3, depicting Zero and Michael
Box art for Moon Hunters
Boxart for The Last Promise. "A tale of bonds strengthened by swords..." Produced by Blazer & Co. For some reason styled as a DS box even though it's a hack of a GBA game.
Poster for Gundam Reconguista in G featuring Bellri and the G-Self
Boxart for The Chrono Jotter
Another 5x5 grid of video games featuring, in no particular order: Final Fantasy V, Angeline Era, Mega Man X4, Hylics, Funger 2, Sylvie Lime, Armored Core: Formula Front, Extreme Evolution: Drive to Divinity, Super Mario 64 DS, Death Stranding, Fossil Fighters, Xenoblade Chronicles 2, Killer7, Zero Time Dilemma, Castlevania: Order of Ecclesia, FREAKHUNTER, Hatsune Miku: Project Diva MegaMix+, Mega Man X, Vestaria Saga II, and Radiant Silvergun
Cover for the English language version of The Labyrinth House Murders by Yukito Ayatsuji (translated by Ho-Ling Wong, published by Pushkin Vertigo)
About Me: Video Games featuring the following categories Favorite Game: Chrono Cross Best Story: Disco Elysium Favorite Art Style: The Silver Case Biggest Personal Impact: Anodyne Best Combat: Armored Core: Last Raven Overhated: Final Fantasy XV Underrated: Remember11 Overrated: Chrono Trigger Needs A Port to Modern Platforms: Flower, Sun, and Rain Criminally Overlooked: Starstruck: Hands of Time Favorite Protagonist: Xenosaga Episode III: Also Sprach Zarathustra (Shion Uzuki) Favorite Antagonist: Xenoblade Chronicles 2 (Malos) Best Soundtrack: UNBEATABLE Best Multiplayer: Team Fortress 2 Not Usually My Thing, But...: Post Void Turn My Brain Off: Final Fantasy V Best With Friends: Dokapon Kingdom Best Retro Game: Digital Devil Story: Megami Tensei II Nostalgic Childhood Game: Final Fantasy Game Everyone Should Play: Earthbound
Cover art for the Pushkin Vertigo English publication of Death on Gokumon Island by Seishi Yokomizu (translated by Louise Heal Kawai), depicting a woman's body hanging upside-down
Super Famicom boxart for Dragon Quest V depicting the adult Hero, Bianca, and Borongo
First edition cover for Smoke, Soil or Sacrifices (煙か土か食い物) by Maijo Otaro (舞城王太郎)
Necrosaro's design by Akira Toriyama for the PSX version of DQ4 (and onwards)
North American boxart for Mega Man: Dr. Wily's Revenge for the Game Boy. Depicting a bizarre looking version of Mega Man
North American boxart for Sword of the Berserk: Guts' Rage depicting Gattsu (Guts to his friends) and Balzac
Cover for volume 12 of Chainsaw Man
Time Devourer from Chrono Cross
Theatrical poster for The Testament of Ann Lee
Boxart for Jet Set Radio featuring Beat and Gum
Art for The Moon Looks Beautiful Tonight: Definitive Edition depicting the main characters Rose, Violet, and DAISY
The "HELLO MY NAME IS UNBEATABLE" sticker from the end of UNBEATABLE