Jun

@tatamize-jun.bsky.social

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they/them or she/her, 20+ Former esports pied piper. Now I'm doing what I like.

Jun's selfie of herself lying on bed, with her right arm on her right leg. Her face is partially covered by a sky-blue cloud sticket. Her long black wig is clipped with butterfly hairclips. She's wearing a red Thailand-themed shirt with two elephants in front of a temple drawn on. She's also wearing a black pencil miniskirt, which is barely covering her white, cosplay-safe shorts.
Spider-Man using all of his might to stop a bus from hitting a child. Art by Francis Tsai.
Jun's selfie where's she's sitting on her bed. She's wearing a white dress shirt, a grey tie, and a tiny black pencil skirt. Her skirt is too short to conceal the space between her thighs, which is barely securely covered by her tie.
Jun's selfie where's she's sitting on her bed. She's wearing a white dress shirt, a grey tie, and a tiny black pencil skirt that fails to cover her horizontally white-and-light-blue striped, "cosplay-safe" shorts.
Jun's selfie where's she's sitting on her bed, with her face half-covered with a pink bird sticker. She's wearing a white dress shirt, a grey tie, and a tiny black pencil skirt.
A hypothetical box art for Konami's *uncut* release of Higurashi: When They Cry (2005...?) on Nintendo PlayStation 2. "Produced by Hideo Kojima" is written on the bottom left.
A box art for the hypothetical 1999 US release of ONE ~to the radiant season~ for Nintendo PlayStation. Working Designs logo can be seen on the top right.
The full (fake) box art for CLANNAD (2004) on Nintendo PlayStation 2
A low-angle cowboy shot of Gemini Sunrise from Sakura Wars V. Winking while facing the camera, she's holding her gun and her sword, held downward.
The full (fake) box art for CLANNAD (2004) on Nintendo PlayStation2
A hypothetical box art for CLANNAD on Nintendo PlayStation 2 (2004). A copyright notice text that reads "©Flagship Co., Ltd. 2004 All Rights Reserved. DISTRIBUTED BY CAPCOM CO, LTD." can be seen on the bottom. A genre indicator typical to Japanese Capcom box arts can also be seen on the bottom right, and it reads "ビジュアルノベル" (Visual Novel) written in midnight blue (same color used in the logo for AIR) inside a white oblong with an outline in a same color with the text.
Flux (@solderingiron.bsky.social): "I know Japanese work culture is super formal and respectful... But I never liked Miyamoto. He gets way too much credit when people only look at the games with his name on it, and nkt the culture that went into making them." P H A N T O M (@syslbnth.neocities.org): "there had always been a whole gang of regulars working alongside miyamoto and kondo even in the '80s and '90s. there's a beautiful alternate history wherein co-director takashi tezuka, mapper hideki konno, and wizard programmers toshihiko nakago and kazuaki morita are renowned as part of his a-team.
A hypothetical "Mario Makers" logo. Mario's hat can be seen on the left. "SINCE 1985" is written below.
Resident Evil 4 (2005), the final installment of "Capcom Seven," also the most financially successful one of the bunch like IOTL MOON. (2006), the game got shelved in the late 90's in favor of Maeda's more down-to-earth pitch titled ONE (which is pretty much a same VN ITTL; VNs from ONE up to Little Busters are still (all-age) VNs, releasing under Flagship brand), initially gets resurrected as a Capcom survival horror, only for it to get shelved again, with Resident Evil 4 ultimately replacing its spot on "Capcom Seven" (which was supposed to be composed entirely of brand new IPs ITTL) Ikumi Nakamura, a new recruit of 2004, (somewhat unwittingly) takes the director's helm, finally finishing the game in 2006. The final product ITTL, heavily inspired by Eternal Darkness and its (Nintendo-patented) "Sanity Effects," is critically acclaimed (albeit technically a financial failure, rendering it a cult classic / collector's item) for its nuanced yet bold take on the cult setting, psychological horrors, and its own theme of "overcoming trauma," surprisingly feminist undertones, and its uncanny genre-busting gameplay rivaled only by Neon Genesis Evangelion on Sega Saturn
A fake box art for MOON. on Nintendo PlayStation 2. Flagship logo can be seen on the top right, while Clover Studio logo can be seen on the bottom right. Also on the bottom right is Capcom's genre indicator (usually seen exclusively on Japanese box arts), written "サイコホラーアドベンチャー" (Psycho Horror Adventure) in red, inside a black and crimson oval.
Blue (1993): "I'm dying of same epidemic that took my friends away. I would like to share how it feels, what I have done, my dreams and my literal vision, as my own personal epitaph, and by doing so I hope this raise awareness of HIV/AIDS." A clueless audience: "WOW!! COOL IMMERSION!!!"
Cassiel's (ever-messy) inventory. After many years, Wind-up Scathach is finally in her possession.
A hypothetical box art for <MOON.> on Nintendo PlayStation. Flagship logo can be seen on the top right.
McGuirk: "Listen, kid...whats your name again? Domo...n? Damon? Can I call you Daymond? Listen, Daymond, you talk like you know a lot about life and stuff, but you're like, the only person in this table who can't even drink." Domon: "What about that giant hamster." Rick: *chugs down a whole bottle of IPA* McGuirk: "...What about him?"
A fancy, brightly-lit poker table seated by, from left to right: - Kazuma Kiryu from Yakuza / Like a Dragon series - Rick from Kirby franchise - Coach McGuirk from Home Movies - Domon Kasshu from G Gundam
Jun (JustJunNow) taking 1st place in Button Rush 1 in an online City Trial mode of Kirby Air Riders (by scoring 30 points)... as Compact Star, beating Dragoon (scored 28 points), Leo (24 points), and Hydra (23) in the process.
Sougo Tokiwa: "Destroying Toei Studio would be even faster!"
Name: Jun FluxerTag: Jun#4885 Pronouns: she/they "Saggle" Fluxer member since: 2026/02/23
A hypothetical box art for Crash Bandicoot on Sega Saturn
A hypothetical box art for Neon Genesis Evangelion on Sega Saturn
A hypothetical box art for a much different Fighters Megamix (1998) on Sega Saturn. Akira (from Virtua Fighter) and Jin (from Tekken) are seen duking out in the midst of a thunder, while Kasumi (from Dead or Alive) can be seen semi-transparent. In this version, Jin doesn't go over the "SEGA SATURN" logo on the left, much like Fighters Megamix box art in real life. Jin 3D model by BrutalSurge402X on DeviantArt
A hypothetical box art for Final Fantasy VII on Sega Saturn.
A hypothetical boxart for Magic Knight Rayearth on Sega Saturn. A thick yellow line can be seen on the very top, with a text that reads "As seen on FOX KIDS" in it. Working Designs logo is still absent.
A hypothetical boxart for Magic Knight Rayearth on Sega Saturn. A black text that reads "SONIC TEAM PRESENTS" can be seen on the top, while Working Designs logo is absent.
A DualShock 2 controller, with Nintendo and "Nintendo PlayStation" logo on the center. D-pad is also replaced with Nintendo's patented design. A scroll wheel can be seen on the top right, where the "R1" shoulder button would've been. The controller also now features concave stick caps, much like Dual Analog Controllers for PlayStation 1.
Panel 1: DualShock 2 controller, with convex stick caps. Panel 2: Eric Andre asking "WHAT IF IT WAS CONCAVE" Panel 3: DualShock 2 controller, now with concave stick caps. Panel 4: Eric Andre cheering in an unadulterated excitement.
(A pic of "Mega Drive," which is actually a pic of WonderMega) The text reads: "(Think of this design, but without bells and whistles like the automated CD top loader, and the ¥79,800 launch price...) Mega Drive: - CPU: Motorola / Philips 68070 @ 15.5 MHz - PPU: Sega & Sony VDP, based in Sega Super Scaler chipset - Sound: Zilog Z80 + Sony & Sega custom chips, based on Ricoh RF5c68 and Yamaha YM2612 - RAM: 1MB total (Hence the name 'Mega Drive'.) - Medium: CD-i @ X1 speed - Launch Date: December 12th, 1990 (Japan), June 23rd, 1991 (US) - Launch Price: $299 / ¥44,800"
A Dualshock 2 controller, with Nintendo and "Nintendo PlayStation" logo on the center. D-pad is also replaced with Nintendo's patented design. A scroll wheel can be seen on the top right, where R1 button would've been.
An alternate Dreamcast controller, featuring ergonomic optimizations, a d-pad similar to Sega Saturn's, a 6-button layout, and a touchpad on the bottom-right akin to Steam Deck. VMU can be seen in attached in the middle, displaying Erica Fontaine from Sakura Wars 3. The clock next to her indicates "PM 8 43". Sega logo can be seen on the top, instead of the Dreamcast logo.
4th row: - I. a screenshot of Tempest 3000, featuring a W-shaped level. The score tally on the top left indicates 1200 points, while "EAT ELECTRIC DEATH!" is subtley displayed in the middle. Atari logo can been seen on the bottom-right. - a full shot of PlayStation 2 that extends down to the bottom row, positioned in an angle. - J. a screenshot of Enter The Matrix, featuring Bullet Time in action. Konami logo can be seen on the bottom-right. - a list of games featured on the box that reads: "A. ICO B. Super Smash Bros. Melee C. Dragon Quest™ VII D. Devil May Cry™ E. Donkey Kong Racing F. Pikmin G. Luigi's Mansion H. Final Fantasy® XI Online I. Tempest™ 3000 J. Enter The Matrix™" Bottom row: - a barcode. - an extended shot of the aforementioned PlayStation 2 from the 4th row. - a wireless logo pointing at the PlayStation 2. A smaller Bluetooth logo can be seen on its bottom-right. - a black "Game Boy Advance" (actually Game Boy Micro) next to the aforementioned wireless logo. A legal text that reads "Game Boy Advance™ not included." can be seen on its bottom. - an ESRB mark that reads: "PRODUCTS RANGE FROM RATING PENDING TO MATURE RP - M CONTENT RATED BY ESRB" - a Nintendo PlayStation 2 logo. "NINTENDO" on the top is written in grey, while "PlayStation 2" on the bottom is written in black.
From left to right, Top row: - a front shot photo of PlayStation 2, revealing its various ports. - A. a screenshot of ICO, featuring Ico holding hands with Yorda. Japan Studio logo can be seen on the bottom-right. - B. a screenshot of Super Smash Bros. Melee, featuring Bowser burning down Mario using his Fire Breath. HAL Laboratory's "Inutamago" logo can be seen on the bottom-right. 2nd row: - C. a (3DS) screenshot of Dragon Quest VII, featuring Hero and his companions. Enix logo can be seen on the bottom-right. - a Shigeru Miyamoto quote that reads: "What if everything you see is more than what you see — a person next to you is a warrior and the space that appears empty is a secret door to another world? What if something appears that shouldn't? You either dismiss it, or you accept that there is much more to the world than you think. Perhaps it really is a doorway, and if you choose to go inside, you'll find many unexpected things." - a cropped side photo of PlayStation 2, with its disc loader unloaded. It contains a blue game disc. - D. a vertical screenshot of Devil May Cry that extends up to the top row, featuring Dante standing in a dimly-lit room. Capcom logo can be seen on the bottom-right. 3rd row: - E. a screenshot of Donkey Kong Racing, featuring Donkey Kong riding on Rambi, next to Expresso and other ostriches. Rare's "Rareware" logo can be seen on the bottom-right. - F. a screenshot of Pikmin, featuring Olimar hoarding various different Pikmins, while avoiding a swarm of Bulborbs. The in-game timer on the top displays a sun logo, indicating daytime. - G. a screenshot of Luigi's Mansion, featuring Luigi entering the door with his flashlight. - H. a horizontally-extending screenshot of Final Fantasy XI Online, featuring 4 players hunting down a mob. Squaresoft logo can be seen on the bottom-right.
A supermajor.gg page of Jun's bracket results in "JYP PUB Smash Chair Shot 2025 Winter League Round 1". Jun (seeded 11th)'s Palutena lost against Sloth (seeded 6th)'s Mr. Game & Watch 1-2, but made a bracket upset by winning against Misutgaru (seeded 8th)'s Luigi in the loser's side, 2-1. Jun's final result is Top 8, where they met Teach (seeded 5th)'s Meta Knight and lost 0-3.
A work-in-progress sketch of Lyndis and her Warp Star. She's blowing on a bubblegum while wearing a hoodie, boots, and no pants.
A work-in-progress sketch of Lyndis and her Warp Star. She's blowing on a bubblegum while wearing a hoodie, boots, and no pants.
Jun accumulating 1,000 hours on Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. Her Friend Code can also be seen above (SW-4627-9951-0693).
Jun taking a high-angle selfie while sitting on a blanket. She's wearing a black Xbox 20th Anniversary hoodie and blue-striped stockings. She's not wearing pants.
Jun posing in front of the camera. She's wearing a glasses, a black Xbox 20th Anniversary hoodie and blue-striped stockings. She's not wearing pants.
Jun's crude depiction of Jigglypuff, performing her back aerial from Super Smash Bros. series.
Jun's flat-colored sketch of Blue (or Green in English localizations) from Pokémon Special manga (or Pokémon Adventures in English), now with a starry blue background. "BLUE" is written in white on the top left. She's sitting on a bench, crossing her legs, with her right hand on her hip, and an annoyed expression on her face. Jun's signature and the date of completion can be seen on the bottom left. Cropped in 9:20 aspect ratio, suitable as background on Samsung phones.
Jun's flat-colored sketch of Blue (or Green in English localizations) from Pokémon Special manga (or Pokémon Adventures in English), now with a starry blue background. "BLUE" is written in white on the top left. She's sitting on a bench, crossing her legs, with her right hand on her hip, and an annoyed expression on her face. Jun's signature and the date of completion can be seen on the bottom right.
Jun's flat-colored sketch of Blue (or Green in English localizations) from Pokémon Special manga (or Pokémon Adventures in English). She's sitting on a bench, crossing her legs, with her right hand on her hip, and an annoyed expression on her face. Her bottom part is blocked out by a colored sketch of her Jigglypuff performing a drop kick, akin to her neutral aerial attack in Super Smash Bros. series. Jun's signature and the date of completion can be seen on the bottom left.
Jun's sketch of Blue (or Green in English localizations) from Pokémon Special manga (or Pokémon Adventures in English). She's sitting on a bench, crossing her legs, with her right hand on her hip, and an annoyed expression on her face. Her bottom part is blocked out by a colored sketch of her Jigglypuff performing a drop kick, akin to her neutral aerial attack in Super Smash Bros. series. Jun's signature and the date of completion can be seen on the bottom left.
Original Gemini Sunrise art by Kousuke Fujishima
HewDraw Remix's character select screen with Falco (팔코) and Fox (폭스) selected.
The Killer
The backside of PS2, with Network Adapter attached. Original photo by Evan-Amos, CC BY-SA 3.0
A hypothetical box art for Super Smash Bros. Melee (2002) on Nintendo PlayStation 2.
A Wikipedia excerpt from its Enter the Matrix page, that reads: "Plans for a Matrix video game began in November 1999, following the film's release. The Wachowskis had talks with Shiny Entertainment and Konami to develop the title around this time. At E3 2000, the title was officially announced, with Shiny Entertainment as the developer and their then-owner Interplay Entertainment as the publisher. The game would be based on the then-untitled second movie and would be released for the PlayStation 2 in 2002, the same year the sequel was due to release."
A hypothetical box art for Enter the Matrix (2003) on Nintendo PlayStation 2. Konami logo can be seen on the bottom left while Rareware logo can be seen on the bottom right. On the top, there's a text that reads: "EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS: SHIGERU MIYAMOTO, HIDEO KOJIMA"
Jun placing a legal stage list pamplet on her thighs. The lighting is very blue.
"WoL Inspo Chart" featuring Jun's original character for Final Fantasy XIV, Cassiel Camarahn. Her inspirations, from clockwise from top left: 1. Hŏ saeng, from Hŏ saeng chŏn 2. Don Quixote 3. Hong Kong Phooey 4. Luke, from Street Fighter 6 5. Haruhi Suzumiya 6. Erica Fontaine, from Sakura Wars 3
A hypothetical cover of (Cartoon Network's) Sakura Wars #1 by DC Comics, featuring Sakura Shinguji. Sega Seal of Quality can be seen on the bottom right.