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Text describing Zelos from Tales of Symphonia. It's edited to replace "Zelos" with "Jax", "Colette" with "Ragatha", and "Lloyd" with "Pomni": Jax is actually very similar to Ragatha in some aspects. Both tend to bottle up any worries or insecurities they might be feeling, and mask them with cheery personalities so they do not have to deal with others in the group asking them if something is wrong. Both of them also are forced to deal with the consequences of hoarding such feelings, in that they suffer alone and ultimately end up causing others in the group to feel guilt for not noticing that something was bothering them sooner. Additionally, both feel that Pomni's presence also helps them cope with who they are, as well as, that they do not have to shoulder their responsibilities alone. In fact, concerning matters with Pomni, Jax believes in Pomni's judgement above anyone else's, even if it seems rather irrational.
Art at beginning of COVID
Digital fanart for the Haruhi Suzumiya series. The framing mimics that of the posters from Back to the Future and Back to the Future Part 2. Mikuru Asahina stands crying with her foot up on a step outside a park at night. Kyon stands behind her, holding a paper tag up as if reading it.
Same as the prior image, but with Mikuru dressed like Marty McFly and Kyon dressed as Doc Brown, both from Back to the Future part 1.
Digital fanart for the Haruhi Suzumiya series. The framing mimics that of the posters from Back to the Future and Back to the Future Part 2. The logo has been replaced with text that reads "Bamboo Leaf Rhapsody." Mikuru Asahina stands crying with her foot up on a step outside a park at night. Kyon stands behind her, holding a paper tag up as if reading it. Tagline text reads "Going back is only the beginning". Credit text using the series character names is at the top and bottom of the image to mimic a movie poster. At the very bottom the words "July 7th" are written in gold.
Digital fanart of Jax from The Amazing Digital Circus. She's wearing a pink bow at the base of one of her ears and is giving the peace sign in front of one eye while the other winks. A speech bubble says "I have done nothing wrong. Ever. In my life."
Digital fanart for the finale of The Amazing Digital Circus. Jax has fallen to his knees in a black void, illuminated from behind by a pink light. He's clutching his face but his crying eyes are visible through his fingers. Tears fall to the unseen floor and create pink ripples.
Digital fanart portraying Tales of Symphonia characters as counterparts from The Amazing Digital Circus. Zelos Wilder is Jax, represented as a purple cartoon rabbit with Zelos' hair and clothes. Colette Brunel is Ragatha, with yellow yarn hair and with her left shoulder replaced by a blue stitching reminiscent of Angel Toxicosis.
Two panels from Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow. Supergirl is riding Comet the Super Horse.
A screenshot from My Adventures With Superman. Supergirl sits at a table at a convention, with a line of people holding flowers and waiting to see her.
Digital art of the Yu Narukami (the protagonist) from Persona 4. He smirks at the viewer and holds a blue tarot card in front of him. The background is a bright yellow. He's also wearing glasses with a slight yellow glare on the lenses.
The same art as above, but now Yu Narukami is wearing dark sunglasses, with a yellow glare over the lenses.
Digital art of the Yu Narukami (the protagonist) from Persona 4. He smirks at the viewer and holds a blue tarot card in front of him. The background is a bright yellow.
Sheena Fujibayashi from the opening animation of Tales of Symphonia.
Digital fanart of Veronica Sawyer from Heathers. She glowers at the viewer and rests a croquet mallet on her shoulder threateningly. Behind her reads the text "Dead Girl Walking".
They pulled apart once more to catch their breath. They shared a brief laugh together as the tears continued to flow. They shared one last quick kiss before Sheena threw her arms around Lloyd and cuddled-up next to him. "Lloyd… please don't ever let me go," she said as she closed her eyes, still feeling the effects of her weakness. Lloyd looked down at his beautiful lover as he ran his hands through her hair. "Never," he whispered to her. He wrapped his arms around her and they lay down next to each. Shortly after, they fell asleep in each other's arms, their faces still wet from the tears they shed earlier. Kratos watched from a distance and smiled once the two lovers found each other. Once he saw them fall asleep, he witnessed an amazing sight. A brilliant yet gentle light shined above the sleeping couple. From this light emerged a translucent being. It was Velius, the summon spirit of the heart. Filled with wonder, Kratos said nothing as he observed the fox-like creature as it watched Lloyd and Sheena. After a moment, it turned to Kratos, nodded, and faded to nothingness once more. As it did so, a whisper could be heard: "Your vow is accepted, Sheena of Mizuho and Lloyd of Iselia. The pact is now sealed." Unconditional Love by Holyknightsteve Chapter 7: Through the Night
A digital illustration featuring characters from Tales of Symphonia. Lloyd and Sheena embrace smiling with their eyes closed and laying their heads against one another. They each are wearing a bandage on their arm. They are cuddled up to Verius and enveloped by his many tails, the mass of which form a heart shape. The three of them are surrounded by darkness, but Verius glows a soft yellow, illuminating them. Text on the illustration reads "'Your vow is accepted, Sheena of Mizuho and Lloyd of Iselia. The pact is now sealed.' Unconditional Love by Holyknightsteve. Chapter 7: Through the Night."
Tales of Symphonia, Sonic Adventure 2: Battle, Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door, Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney, Ghost Trick, Nine Hours Nine Persons Nine Doors, Banjo-Tooie, Batman: Arkham Origins, The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.
Digital art of three shonen anime protagonists. From left to right: Yusuke Urameshi from Yu Yu Hakusho firing his Reigun. Ranma Saotome from Ranma 1/2 using the Hiryu Shoten Ha upwards. Super Saiyan Son Goku from Dragon Ball shooting a Kamehameha.
Digital art of SSJ2 Son Gohan from the DBZ Cell Saga.
Hollow Knight: Silksong
Digital art based on the Disappearance of Haruhi Suzumiya. Kyon, on the left, looks forward breathlessly with a small smile. The altered Haruhi, on the right, doesn’t see him yet and has her eyes downcast.
Digital art of Ranma Saotome in his female form, but with black hair. Ranma is in a wide stance ready to fight and glares at the viewer. He wears a boy's school uniform tied up around his waist and bandages over his chest.
Digital fanart of Ranma and Akane from the Romeo and Juliet storyline in Ranma ½. Akane, dressed as Juliet, lies in a bed of flowers. Ranma, dressed as Romeo, sits above her preparing to kiss her. Ranma is blushing and sweating as Akane reaches up to grab his face.
A screenshot from Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, with the subtitles edited to read “Somehow, Danganronpa 2 returned.”
A screenshot of Parks and Recreation. Ben Wyatt says "Wow. So, what am I missing? What's the deal with this pony?"
Samurai Jack "when does the magic begin" meme. In the first panel Jack is smiling and asks "When does the winning begin?" In the second panel he hunches over looking depressed and surrounded by a bunch of decrepit people in rags.
A black-and-white fan comic page featuring characters from the Dragon Ball franchise. In the first panel Krillin (circa the Resurrection F saga of Dragon Ball Super) is asleep on the couch. Next to him is an open window. In the second panel Vegeta has appeared in the window and screams "WAKE UP, RUNT!" and Krillin wakes with a jolt. In the third panel Krillin is facedown on the floor conversing with Vegeta in the window. The dialogue is: Krillin: whyyy? Vegeta: Stop lazing around. We're collecting the Dragon Balls.
Key art for Tales of Crestoria.
A black and white digital comic panel. At the top, a narration box says "Sometime after the defeat of Majin Buu..." An aura streaks across the sky towards Kame House.
A digital comic page featuring Lloyd and Colette from Tales of Symphonia. Everything is drawn in grayscale except for Colette's red eyes, signifying that she's in her soulless state. Lloyd approaches and speaks to her as he removes his gloves. He says "Hey, Colette! How are you feeling? We're done making camp for the night so I thought I'd keep you company. I know that angel said you can't hear us, but I bet you're in there. Though I'm going to look like a real moron if I'm wrong, huh?" He laughs. "Aha... ha..." Then, in a small font, says "I miss you."
A digital art piece featuring the characters from the Disappearance of Haruhi Suzumiya movie. In the center is Kyon, hunched over the club room computer. His eyes are visible over the top as he stares down with a serious expression. His face is illuminated by a faint golden glow from the screen. He is flanked by two versions of Yuki Nagato, each facing opposite directions away from him. On the left, the original Yuki stares forward with a neutral expression. On the right, the altered Yuki slouches and holds her hand in front of her with a pained expression. At the top of the screen is an image of Haruhi Suzumiya, also bathed in golden light. Her eyes are off the top of the image and she smiles. Below her is the words "Ready?" written in a pixelated font. The computer terminal cursor is after them and blinks repeatedly on loop.
Two screencaps from 30 Rock. Liz Lemon says “What a week, huh?” Jack Donaghy replies “It’s Tuesday”.
Digital art of child Son Goku, sitting on the Flying Nimbus cloud and grinning happily. Rather than the anime-accurate red gi, he's wearing Toriyama's preferred orange colors. Behind him, with his back to the viewer, is Super Saiyan Son Goku, wearing his torn undershirt from the Namek battles.
Digital art of three shonen anime protagonists. From left to right: Yusuke Urameshi from Yu Yu Hakusho firing his Reigun. Ranma Saotome from Ranma 1/2 using the Hiryu Shoten Ha upwards. Super Saiyan Son Goku from Dragon Ball shooting a Kamehameha.
Digital art of the playable cast of Tales of Symphonia (minus Kratos) sitting around a table and having various alcoholic drinks.
A digital drawing of female Ranma from Ranma 1/2. Ranma stands ready to fight with a large smirk and bright pink hair.
A digital drawing of female Ranma from Ranma 1/2. Ranma stands ready to fight with a large smirk and notably black hair rather than the usual red or pink.