Saralene (Sara Leen) 💫🐈

@saralene.tv

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VTuber, programmer at XSEED Games. Magical catgirl. Worked on Ys, Trails, Freedom Planet, NMH, 100% OJ and more. When using me in a Pokémon battle my type is Normal/Fairy. https://www.twitch.tv/Saralene Art: #Saralines

Fry the Cat is here.
An image of characters from the Garfield comics in the style of a certain meme. On the left is a cat known for his utmost cuteness, Nermal. Above Nermal's head, the word "nermal" is written. It originally said "normal" in the meme. On the right is the cat known for hating Mondays, Garfield. Above Garfield's head, the words "fucking whore" are written, and badly given a white outline for readability since they overlap Garfield. The original meme is about characters' eyes, suggesting that most characters, or "normal" characters, have wide open eyes, while "fucking whores" have eyes that are half lidded or more.
An (ugh) generative AI summary of a YouTube video Why does the streamer use the cat for water? ❇️ The streamer uses their Pokémon nicknamed Fry—described as a "very sping wet cat"—for water-type moves (47:00) despite it being unusual for a cat-like Pokémon to have such abilities.
A text game screenshot. The text is black on a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle colored green background. SHADOW WORLD: THE FUTURE ------------------------------ YOU ARE IN THE AUDIENCE. VISIBLE OBJECTS- A BUNCH OF ANGRY PEOPLE YOU CAN GO -- N - W - THE ANGRY MOB KILLS YOU FOR SOME REASON OR ANOTHER. PLAY AGAIN-?
An excerpt from Wikipedia, on a dark gray background with bright gray text. Only the edit icon next to "Reception" and the link for "Sega Force" are any other color, being a sweet blue that reminds you of home and takes you back to a time when you felt loved and had a video game console in front of you. Text body: Reception The Flintstones received mixed reviews. Back in 1993, reviewers were more forgiving, with magazines like Sega Force awarding it a 7.2/10, and Mega Fun a 6.5/10. More recently, gamers have been more critical; Jeuxvideo.com awarded the game a 13/20
Give me your HONEST OPINION of my VOICE (Repost if you want) In big impact type font letters, white with black outlines, on a salmon-ish red background
1.0 Saralene CD promo artwork by Reann Applesauce. It's made up like a Sonic title screen but Sara's boobs are hanging over the top of the ribbon and she's making a goofy face like the infamously strange Sonic 1 frame, or Sash Lilac if you make too many save files It says in large text and a 90s-ass gradient "SARA" and below that, "THE LENE" It's shitpost art, but with an emphasis on the art. This is what computers were made to do.
Image from a marketing e-mail sent by Makeship. On the right, a rainbow-colored facsimile of a lizard looks on pin-eyed. Below it, there is a label of "Queer Chameleon Jumbo Plushie". On the left, however, there is a facsimile of a World War II era dictator, squat and in his baby puke brown suit with all of the buttons and medals, and his eyebrows and moustache on full display beneath his hat. Below it, there is a label of "Stalin Plushie". The absurdity of this should not have to be explained, but here we are, I guess.
Mahjong Soul character Li Yang squints in frustration and/or confusion at what could be a piece of paper but is probably meant to be a mahjong tile in her hand, with a large question mark next to her head and a gold-brown circle behind her.
Utopian society meme. The text reads: Society if Konami never stopped making 5-key Beatmania. It appears to be a utopian futuristic society with no flaws, because 5-key Beatmania is still getting made. IIDX is also being made, they co-exist. That's how Utopia works.
World map for the game Arcturus: The Curse and Loss of Divinity, with upward as the north direction. It isn't especially recognizable as anything like this.
A question and answer format post. The question, from Greenlows: Other than the Cirqus Voltaire pinball table, if you could have any physical media game (arcase cabinet, console, cartridge, board game, whatever) what would be at the top of your list? Also, is there a game you physically own that you're especially proud of already? The answer, from Saralene Starfall: Truth be told, I don't buy physical games much at all anymore, for a bunch of different reasons but mostly space and convenience are big things. Obviously arcade machines would be exceptions to this. The too-obvious answer would be something like a real Pop'n Music cabinet, if I could have any. But my less predictable answer is that I'd like to have a real cabinet of Numan Athletics. I played it at an arcade growing up, and I became absolutely enamored with it, especially when I set a "world record" high score. I thought it was literally the record in the entire world because I was a pretty dumb little girl! Then, when that machine went away mere weeks later, I didn't know what the game was or what it was called for many, many years. When I finally discovered it again, I was extremely happy. I'm proud of my "DDR machine". It's not a real one, but something I've set up and maintained myself, with very high-quality metal pads. But I wouldn't count that either. [...] Please view the rest on the website directly due to text limitations.
Art by MapleJava
A screenshot from one of Saralene's Twitch streams. She is pictured with a somewhat vacant look on her face. Next to her is a subtitle attempting (somewhat incorrectly) to transcribe her speech. It says: I messed up. There's no mind there and it look like there is but there is not.
Art by @shirobutaz on Skeb of VTuber Saralene
Japanese PS1 box art of "Toh Shin Den", an early PS1 fighting game. A stylized logo is presented against a flashy blue background. There is text beneath the logo, saying: Waw!? And now, what's going on!? Toh Shin Den is about to present to you a super hot virtual battle, like one that you've never seen before at a rate of 90,000 polygons per second!
A comic book panel containing two characters, Jax and Beran. Jax is a muscular dark-skinned male with spided metal bracers, tight pants in black red and white, black jackboots, and a belt with an incredible number of pouches. Only Beran's silhouette is visible, but it can be inferred that he is in similar pants and boots, with a gun holster and several pouches. He is also wearing a military-style cap. Jax is in a sort of running/checking his watch motion, one of his legs drawn up so high he must be a professional contortionist. Beram is in silhouette, only his glasses shown in color, as his gun fires, with the text BLAM! BLAM! BLAM Jax has two bubbles of dialogue: NO TIME TO COMPLAIN, BERAN! IT'S TIME TO KICK SOME OUTWORLD BUTT!
There is a map of every Sonic 3 special stage on the back of a notebook, along with a barcode and an explanation of what each symbol in the maps means. The text says: SONIC 3 special stage Map Of Perfect Mastery Red Ball Blue Ball Star Ball Let's Get Blueballs! FA-53818-10 SONY CREATIVE PRODUCTS INC. MADE IN JAPAN The stages are labelled as: GREEN ORANGE PURPLE BLUE RED GRAY SKYBLUE