misty

@mistydes.bsky.social

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she/her, games and movies part of @auteurclubpod.bsky.social podcast

Cropped page from the Yu-gi-oh manga. Panel 1: (Joey soliloquies) "This stupid world..." "my stupid parents..." "and I was the biggest fool..." Panel 2: (Joey talks to Yuugi) "At that time, I hadn't once thought that I could love myself" Panel 3: (Joey continues) "Yuugi..." "That was before I met you!" Panel 4: (Yuugi's surprised face) "What...?" Panel 5: (Joey continues) "Such an oblivious kid... too kind for his own good..." "Just looking at you made me mad" "What an idiot...!"
Ebenholz and Kreide from Arknights playing a flute-cello duet while looking at each other with desire.
many pikachi
【“Suikoden STAR LEAP” is for those who:】 ・Want to play a good old-fashioned RPG. ・Want to play a traditional RPG. ・Want to invest time in playing an RPG. ・Like role-playing games. ・Usually play RPGs expressed by dot pictures. ・Want to experience a profound story. ・Like stories in which the beliefs of allies and enemies clash. ・Like dot RPGs that used to play as a child. ・Want to experience retro games. ・Want to play classic games. ・Want to play games with characters drawn with rich dots. ・Like turn-based command battles. ・Like RPGs in which you can win against strong enemies by using strategy. ・Want to play RPGs with many characters and diversity. ・Like game systems that let the player enjoy their favorite characters. ・Want to play RPGs with intricate settings that allow to enjoy the storyline. ・Want to play RPGs with challenging elements. ・Search for games to immerse in. ・Search for games that can train characters.
Class: Caster Weapon: Handcannon
Screencap from Shaft (1971) Shaft approaches Marty on the street, who is behind a magazine stand. Shaft: Hey, what's happening, Marty?
Screencap from Michiko & Hatchin Michiko talks to Hatchin while they're sitting around a table. Michiko: Those ears... I used to clean his ears all the time... Translator's note on top: The act of cleaning someone's ear is deemed to be highly intimate. It's only done by close family members or lovers.
Cosmic Microwave Background Radiation (CMB or CMBR) The cosmic microwave background (CMB) is the residual thermal radiation from the Big Bang. -picture- It is essentialy a snapshot of the universe when it was just 380.000 years old.
yomi no tsugai screencap: hot ojichan voiced by yuichi nakamura
Ganbare nakamura-kun whitest kid you know, subs describe him: "slightly tanned skin"
umamusume personality quiz result: calstone light o
One Piece live-action Kobi, talking to someone out of frame: Caught spying?
Meremanoid screenshot. Azure-haired searcher: where is it coming from...?
manga panel 1: -what's your name? -......Bulma... panel 2: -haha, weird name -shut up! I don't like it either!!
gilgamesh from fake strange fake looking down on someone
Mega64 channel. Two guys on suits sitting around a table and talking. Caption reads "Most Masturbated Resident Evil Title?"
In love I only had disappointment. I gave away, so as not to sell my heart. I wrote verses, while forgetting that life is only painful prose, doing its best and leaving wounds, this life... From Willie Colón's "Sueño de Papelote" (Dream of wasted paper)
hyouketsu no darkness from mayoiga
screenshot from breath of fire 4 a robot named master says: it was humans who build these curses...
since you recently played Angeline Era hogwarts legacy
—That RPG was Final Fantasy, wasn’t it? Ishii: Yes. The battle scenes in Final Fantasy were my idea. The main thing I really wanted to do with that game, was focus on creating satisfying visuals. I thought it was odd that, for whatever reason, all the turn-based RPGs up to that point, including Dragon Quest and PC rpgs—they all seemed not to care much about the visual aspect. Of course, I suspect they didn’t mind leaving things up to your imagination, which is fine, but I thought that actually seeing your characters there on-screen would create a stronger emotional bond for the player… —So that’s how the unique side-view battles came about in Final Fantasy, then. Ishii: There were three elements I considered indispensable to those battle scenes: the backgrounds, your characters, and the monsters. The ideal combination, I thought, would be something that made you feel sad or affected when your characters die, like an action game—but at the same time something with enjoyable story and narrative elements, unlike most action games. *on the side* picture of Final Fantasy 1's battle screen* "The side-view battle layout created for Final Fantasy by Ishii, which was designed to heighten player empathy for the characters"
—That RPG was Final Fantasy, wasn’t it? Ishii: Yes. The battle scenes in Final Fantasy were my idea. The main thing I really wanted to do with that game, was focus on creating satisfying visuals. I thought it was odd that, for whatever reason, all the turn-based RPGs up to that point, including Dragon Quest and PC rpgs—they all seemed not to care much about the visual aspect. Of course, I suspect they didn’t mind leaving things up to your imagination, which is fine, but I thought that actually seeing your characters there on-screen would create a stronger emotional bond for the player… —So that’s how the unique side-view battles came about in Final Fantasy, then. Ishii: There were three elements I considered indispensable to those battle scenes: the backgrounds, your characters, and the monsters. The ideal combination, I thought, would be something that made you feel sad or affected when your characters die, like an action game—but at the same time something with enjoyable story and narrative elements, unlike most action games. *on the side* picture of Final Fantasy 1's battle screen* "The side-view battle layout created for Final Fantasy by Ishii, which was designed to heighten player empathy for the characters"
The Federation Bureau created the Galactic Federation Police, but the pirates' attacks were powerful and it was not easy to catch them in the vastness of space. The Federation Bureau and the Federation Police called together warriors known for their great courage and sent them to do battle with the pirates. These great warriors were called "space hunters." They received large rewards when they captured pirates, and made their living as space bounty hunters.