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Nevermind... it's back.
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Happy Connie Tuesday, everyone!
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>>38727
>first video
>mfw
>Sokka is back after missing THE WHOLE FUCKING SHOW OF WHORRA
Yeah, no thanks, Sokka was the only character that wasn't assasinated in the cartoon, like hell I want to see my VIP character get fucked in this movie.
>Sukko being le-gay
>Toph being a whore
I hate this timeline.
Yep, shitty writing alright.
>>38731
If it works, it works, if you have money to spend there are better and more expensive options.
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Western fans have made NieR Reincarnation partially playable again after it was shut down two years ago. 
A rather vocal subset of internet users who adhere to a certain conformist culture from birth isn't happy about it and they've begun reporting the project, sparking the latest xitter civil war.
So here it is while it's still up 
https://github.com/Walter-Sparrow/lunar-tear
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>>38670
>>38671
I don't know what I was expecting. No wonder the only thing that people recognize is the dance that inspired Caramelldansen.
>>38675
>it's a model
Fuck I was expecting drawings. That sucks.
>>38680
>Epic was foolish to believe they could ride on Fortnight forever.  Nothing can hold people's attention perpetually.
I'll give Epic credit for at least letting fans have the Unreal games to themselves.
>>38683
Don't forget these shots from the movie.
>>38685
>Thanks for the files. It was a fun stream. I wish I could join more often.
Hope you can join us for more.
>That last part is taking it pretty far.
You're saying you wouldn't? :^)
>>38686
>Finally got a ticket for Miku Expo. Didn't think I would be able to get one.
Hope you have fun there.
>The whole idea of jap politicians wanting to curtail the manga-anime industry just sounds so stupid to me. Are they so ignorant of the economic benefits and soft cultural power it gave them to the world?
It's the reason a mangaka decided to run for office there. Otakus have no political allies.
>>38687
>Despite the weaker Star Trek Episodes it was a good stream.
The episode where they warp to the center of the universe was alright. Also LOL at that image you posted.
>>38691
You're welcome.
>>38695
More ass.
>>38702
His stare scares me, I don't like him.
>>38704
Very interesting video. Not surprised honestly about LEDs becoming the next way of lighting things but I do see the point of people not being a fan of the lights not moving. At the very least it's good that they offer an option to keep the rotation happening.
>>38705
Ay yo I got goobas!
>>38722
That's a really good sketch.
>>38727
I thought Avatar died already with the terrible Korra show.
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>>38735
I don't have Connies but I do have Cunny. Happy CUNY Tuesday.
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>>38740
>I thought Avatar died already with the terrible Korra show.
I fucking wish, somehow Avatar returned.
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>>38741
I appreciate it!
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>>38735
I got bored earlier and felt like drawing again, so have a Connie.
>>38743
Corporate needs you to find the differences.
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First teaser for Godzilla Minus Zero
I genuinely believe that the original film didn't need a sequel and this seems like trying to catch lightning in a bottle one more time.
I sure hope Toho doesn't sue me for illegally uploading their trailer here with my filthy gaijin hands, most dishonorable.
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Self-contained stories aren't allowed anymore it seems.
>>38745
Thank God Godzilla will nuke america.
Updated yt-dlp and now a JS runtime is mandatory in order to download videos. Great.
>>38744
>>38735
Really nice she looks much like in the game, which I haven't played.
Happy Connie Tuesday.
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>I had an industry contact message me after he went to PAX last weekend saying:
<I had a few people at PAX pull me aside to tell me about the "optics" of associating with you and Side Scrollers.
<People who don't even follow me needed to tell me that you guys are "bad"
<The industry legitimately hates anyone who thinks differently than they do.
>They sited the video below with @Leaflit as why we are "bad"
>These people have been broken beyond repair to the point to where they can't even laugh at this insanity.
>We must built alternatives. We will build alternatives.
https://archive.ph/UJpus

So the game industry doesn't give two shits that everyone hates them. They're going to produce trash anyway and tell people to "deal with it".

>>38748
It's been heading that direction for the past few years because of how Goolag has been fiddling with Jewtube. All you really need to do is download QuickJS, throw it in the same folder as yt-dlp, and add a command to have yt-dlp recognize that it's there. It should be something along the lines of:
yt-dlp ... --js-runtimes quickjs ... [URL]
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>>38751
So this is the definitive Kojima experience.
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>>38752
Excreted by Hideo Kojima
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something fishy going on
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>>38694
I find videos like this to be incredibly sad and embarrassing to watch, more than anything else.
>>38685
>That last part is taking it pretty far.
I threw up after reading that part.
>>38722
>>38744
Very nice.
>>38751
Needs more wet fart sound effect fr fr no cap
>>38754
Is this from new Berserk?
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>>38750
Eh, if normalfags keep buying shit, they will keep producing shit.
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>>38694
>>38696
((( they'll ))) let this nutcase walk on incompetence, same as that grisly murderer nigger that killed the White whore on the train.

Not sure if this is within /pol/ here or not, BO. Pls baleet this if so.
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>>38750
>white supremacists
>most racist
Funny, in the dsp interview they got triggered by this dsp video.
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I want a takara dancing flower now. Wasn't one of these featured in an early pixar short?
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so how about that pigskin
 how about that sport of the pigskin
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>>38760
Does it have qt monstergirls running around?
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>>38761
now thats what im talking about
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>>38756
It's not normalfags, they play f2p shit . It's the dweebs that buy games purely to use as background props for socialization. If people actually enjoyed the games they bought for the game itself, it would be less of a problem (even if trash taste)

>>38750
>So the game industry doesn't give two shits that everyone hates them.
If you hate something you're still engaging with it, on some level. Example: Go to nitter and find some persona tranny that says something really stupid. You will see hundreds of comments dogpilling on them. You gave it validation, a better approach would have been to ignore it completely (0 replies).
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Holy shit, Star Fox on SuperGrafx???
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Star Wars: Invasion is making me realize just how genuinely cool the Yuuzhan Vong are and it feels like such a waste given the current state of this franchise. 
There's an Empire at War mod titled Yuuzhan Vong At War but sadly it seems to be multiplayer oriented only.
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>>38755
>I find videos like this to be incredibly sad and embarrassing to watch, more than anything else.
I found it slightly unnerving and even humorous but I have to concede to you that I also find it somewhat embarrassing, there's an evident mental health crisis going on.
>Is this from new Berserk?
I wouldn't be surprised if it was but I don't believe so. Posted by a user who goes by "osappun"
>Needs more wet fart sound effect fr fr no cap
metal pipe and vine boom too
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>>38765
I haven't played that mod, but I'm surprised that it doesn't hav SP and skirmishes modes.
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They did nothing wrong, they are refugees looking for a galaxy to settle down, open galaxies now!
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>>38768
Make Coruscant more inclusive NOW
>>38767
The mod description doesn't seem to mention any SP content unless I misread something
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This is the future and it's beautiful much like modern Paris!
"Sony is removing some features from its recent Bravia smart TVs next month, a move that will affect people who use an antenna or a set-top box.
As of “late May 2026,” people who use an antenna with the affected TV models will see a reduced TV guide, according to a support page spotted by Cord Cutters News. Per the support page, “program information may not appear depending on the channel,” and “only programs from recently watched channels may be shown” for channels delivered through an antenna.
Users will also no longer see channel logos or thumbnail images in program descriptions for TV channels delivered through an antenna.
Sony is also removing the dedicated menu for set-top box users and replacing it with a “control menu.” That should mean a less dense menu, but it is also expected to make set-top boxes less functional for users."

'Smart' devices are an abomination, forced obsolesce for a brand new device is something I most certainly don't agree with.
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I've checked the credits for this animation: this is actually animated by the Nichijou mangaka himself.
Also music by the same person behind pic related.
>>38772
Neat! Very cute stuff.
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I was was rather gutted a couple of days ago to hear that Máire (Moya) Brennan died. That's Enya's sister for those who don't know. She sang and played with the band Clannad.

One of my favorite songs by them.
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>>38766
>I wouldn't be surprised if it was but I don't believe so. Posted by a user who goes by "osappun"
The art style looked similar, at least in the picture you posted. I see that he has some very nice sketches on his profile. Maybe I can try copying one of the simpler ones later. Thanks for sharing.
>>38772
I could tell the song was by Yukopi. I didn't know the mangaka himself made the animation.
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I found this cool site
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thinking about all those prototype designs for molly mcgee again, from what I read and according to one of the artists who worked on the show, pretty much everyone working on it pitched their own idea.
some of them are very ugly and you can sort of picture the kind of people behind some of these.
>>38776
this is really cool, i think i saw a similar site once some years ago or it might have been this one, feels like gmod map exploration.
>>38774
That's a really nice song, although I don't think I ever heard this band before. I can hear the Enya resemblance in her vocals. RIP
>>38772
You know it did just look exactly like Nichijou!
>>38775
He has some nice line art for sure, I wish I was half as good.
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I really like these two
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also quite fond of this prototype design for andrea davenport. 
just a shame this show is garbage, a waste of some cute designs
It feels like the demise of print ads along with magazines also severely damaged the advertising industry as much as DEI bullshit did.
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lol pragmata flopped
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whichever fucking nigger deleted my comment directed to this other nigger can go and kill himself right about now just kill yourself fucking nigger
>>38782
Is because the game got hacked and pirates were playing before release.
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>>38782
Have I done a time warp and ended up in 2013 /v/ where everyone hopes for the nextr TORtanic? this game comes up exactly once here and very often birb site where mainly game journos and lefties are hating it. So why bring it up here?

>>38781
You don't say. I am trying to monitor that situation for years, because all our worst legacy media you can do something about are print. Print and print ads have been in a death spiral since the late 2000s, because nobody wants to read that crap. It all goes online, where some people can just block ads. 

>>38776
This is a pretty cool website. 

>>38748
Alternatively you can over it with the dev's favorite deno. On wangblows simply fire up powershell and 
irm https://deno.land/install.ps1 | iex

>>38786
So people will wait until its on sale like dicks. No commercial flop so far.
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>>38782
It just dropped roughly 24 hours ago and the Steam store page says the English reviews are "Overwhelmingly Positive". I wouldn't say it flopped and even if it is doing poorly, I think it's too early to tell.
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>>38788
>>38787
>You don't say. I am trying to monitor that situation for years, because all our worst legacy media you can do something about are print. Print and print ads have been in a death spiral since the late 2000s, because nobody wants to read that crap. It all goes online, where some people can just block ads. 
There's probably very little incentive for advertisers to pour a lot of effort into their advertising when most people try to skip and block ads these days. Magazine ads were something you weren't forced to read or look at to see the articles within, however a video ad is forced upon the viewer which makes you hate it for daring get in your way and wasting your finite time.
>>38788
The first 24 hours for any game are pretty telling of its overall performance and this game can't even reach 50k despite all its marketing and pedigree. Plenty of no name indie titles which are also brand new IPs have easily outdone it. It's safe to say that their viral marketing campaigns flopped, LOL.
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> The first 24 hours for any game are pretty telling of its overall performance and this game can't even reach 50k

It reached 50K when I checked. Peak was at 56k. The only person their campaign failed was probably me, because I haven't seen anything.
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>>38787
>So people will wait until its on sale like dicks.
I'm just shitposting.
I will pirate it later and make the normalfags pay the bill.
>>38788
It depends how many sales crapcom expects out of the game, I think the lastest monster hunter flooped to them, even if it sold millions.
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>>38792
Precisely, there's no way that an expensive AAA turd like this one is successful when it can't even surpass some random early access asset game.
Crapcunt bankrupt soon.
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just kidding, capcom isn't going bankrupt any time soon as long as japs keep buying monhun and normalfags keep buying RE
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>open xitter so i can use my extensions to get my daily fix of cool art
>briefly glance at the trending news page
>
oh boy, make sure to torrent what you want while you still can, there's some really cool obscure shows from the 80s and 90s being subbed as of late this is all because of the new algorithm that xitter implemented btw, its been nothing but a slap fight between east and west
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So apparently TerribleTim died like four years ago, he was a really nice guy who made some cool, strange music.
RIP
>>38796
Reminds me of these guys:
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>>38793
>Crapcunt bankrupt soon.
I hope, so it is bought by an even worse company, like disney :^)
>>38796
Last night I was listenning to this song and saw in the yt comments I passed away yes.
I didn't know much about this guy but he looked like a good fella.
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>>38799
*he passed away
obviously I'm still alive, maybe
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>>38796
my jam
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I find this movie painfully slow to sit through, not to mention bleak but it's really pretty
Sånger från andra våningen (2000) Dir. Roy Andersson
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I enjoyed the movie despite all I said about it.
Paulie, he killed 16 Czechoslovakians
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>>38805
>I'm here for the credits, nigger. -Cloud.
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>>38727
>was suppose to release in fucking OCTOBER 2026
>Remove all the original VAs
>Get replaced by racially/cripple correct VAs
>Toph has a new yellow monkey BLIND VA
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>This is an official badge for this game on Twitch
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Check out these cool animations
>>38808
https://xcancel.com/PRAGMATAgame/status/2045004449261785367
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What did they mean by this?
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>>38811
it means you need to post more cute gachasluts
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>>38813
very cute and funny
>>38808 i just finished game and they put CRAB at her bare feet in the end of the game, totally unintentionally 
wish rest of game was as cool as end of it
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Every time I see a Canadian flag I just know I am about to read the worst take imaginable.
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>>38808
Now its an inofficial emoji on any cytube channel.

>>38795
Or nothing but nice conversations between east and west.
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>>38818
That would make a nice emote for our channel. Speaking of which, there'll be a stream tomorrow...I'll post the details soon, I'll likely stream a movie as well.
Here's a creepy doll straight out of Silent Hill that some guy made.
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>>38743
You're welcome.
>>38744
Very good Connie sketch, man. You could be another artist for this board.
>Corporate needs you to find the differences.
They're all hot.
>>38748
Sadly as another anyon pointed out Jewgle messing with Jewtube's code led to this. You can use it without a JS runtime but you're more restritcted in the formats it downloads. It's also why you need cookies to download age-restricted videos.
>>38751
Bravo Kojima.
>>38755
>Needs more wet fart sound effect fr fr no cap
YAMERO!
>Is this from new Berserk?
I wish. Miura would've loved it.
>>38759
I remember one in the short with a snowman trying to get out of his globe but when I looked it up it was a palmtree (unless it was a different short).
>>38760
>>38761
>>38762
You guys should check out this cool website I found:
www.nfl.com
>>38764
That's pretty cool. Is it still being worked on? Also holy shit I didn't know Mesen could emulate the Supergrafx.
>>38774
RIP.
>>38775
Turns out he has a channel with some animation he's done:
https://invidious.nerdvpn.de/channel/UCWpziA3o9tXAP2lfJ7n6_mg
>>38776
>>38778
>this is really cool, i think i saw a similar site once some years ago or it might have been this one, feels like gmod map exploration.
It is a cool resource for maps. I saw a while back that someone put the Crazy Taxi map in there, you should check it out.
>>38784
>feet mods
Fucking footfags.
>>38808
>>38818
Pragmata would've been so much better if it stuck to 2D (although it probably wouldn't have helped the story be any better).
>>38795
>>38818
I'm going to be honest, I was not a fan of doing that because it seems this was made on purpose. I don't know what Elon or whoever did this was thinking about.
>nice conversations between east and west.
Those should be restricted to art or sharing an appreciation of works.
>>38819
Is this doll based on something or is it an original work?
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>DiRT Rally 2.0 - We will be sunsetting the game's website on July 8, 2026. The "Racenet Clubs" feature will become unavailable, the game's other online features remain functional.
>Dirt Rally 2.0 racenet clubs, the single player career, my team and MP/AI events need DR2 website and/or EA racenet access. Without this access (Due to maintenance or shutdown), these options in game are completely inaccessible (Greyed out or error message. Just tested by blocking it with the firewall).
EA buying Codemasters was the worst thing that could've happened to them. I really hate this, why even lock so much  singleplayer content behind an online check? Hell why lock any of it at all.
I hope someone makes a private server for it but I'm not holding my breath.
>>38804
"The guy was an interior decorator!"
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Since almost every online artist is a tech illiterate knuckle dragger with no concept of operational security, you can find that not only do they use Discuck but their entire servers or whatever they're called get leaked online on kemono, fully archived.
I saw a pseudoscorpion today. Cool creatures. Is there a qt pseudoscorpion monstergirl?
>>38819
Cute doll.
>>38821
>YAMERO!
Sorry unc
>Turns out he has a channel with some animation he's done
That's pretty cool. Very nice find. Too bad he's stopped uploading.
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>>38821
> I'm going to be honest, I was not a fan of doing that because it seems this was made on purpose. I don't know what Elon or whoever did this was thinking about.

What where they thinking was pretty simple; xXx dot com had huge problem with the third world gaming X monetization by posting massive amounts of slop and running reply networks, mass reporting people and LARPing as not-Pajeets. The last thing was a huge problem, because brownoid hordes attempted to influence the political conversation among Americans. So their quality guy Nikita Bier introduced location. Which unearthed more scams. then came the bans due to mass reports by Indian nationalists, because retarded scammers don't like to be criticized for all their fraud. Bier couldn't do anything about it, because that >< * c0///™ still generated revenue by showing ads to as many warm bodies as possible which are majorly subcontinental freaks. So what was to do against hair loss? Simple: Daisychain all the countries where X is the most popular platform together by making the algorithm showing you posts from power using countries first.
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More big tech skullduggery, because I care enough about this place that I think it doesn't deserve to be blind sided.

Did you know that the data center water usage story is fake and gay? Sam Altman himself made it up to save costs by convincing 90iq speds that their stupid questions are wasting water. Now the very same 90iq speds are fire bombing his house.
Thanks for the kind words on my sketches. 
>>38802
Looks like it's on ewetube.  I'll have to give it a watch sometime.
>>38819
 It's expression looks a bit sad or lonely, but the face is cute.
>>38821
>It's also why you need cookies to download age-restricted videos.
I've found you can bypass half of those with a simple change in your VPN connection.
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Pre-show starts in 20 minutes with Yadamon or 30 minutes for Star Trek TNG.
>>38821
>I remember one in the short with a snowman trying to get out of his globe but when I looked it up it was a palmtree (unless it was a different short).
Oh it was a palmtree, close enough. Also is this me misremembering things or didn't the girl use to have really tits?
>You guys should check out this cool website I found: www.nfl.com
football? did you say football?
>That's pretty cool. Is it still being worked on?
Yup, I believe so. A guy on xitter is posting it, i will post his name once i find it again
>spoiler
Mesen is better than you'd believe
>It is a cool resource for maps. I saw a while back that someone put the Crazy Taxi map in there, you should check it out.
Nice, I really like the original crazy taxi with all the 90s billboards and stores
>Pragmata would've been so much better if it stuck to 2D (although it probably wouldn't have helped the story be any better).
I wholeheartedly agree with you, at least that seems like it'll be modded soon, people are already replacing th egirl with uma musume characters
>Is this doll based on something or is it an original work?
original
>I'm going to be honest, I was not a fan of doing that because it seems this was made on purpose. I don't know what Elon or whoever did this was thinking about.
Probably done to maximize profits
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Starting Garo soon.
>>38827
>Israelexposed
>Saudi Arabia
Maybe not all sandniggers are bad.
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star trek s01e07 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/alpha2/444136c793bf9dad9403/star_trek_tng_s01e07.mp4
star trek s01e08 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/alpha2/3dcdcbbf84b8389715c5/star_trek_tng_s01e08.mp4
star trek s01e09 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/alpha2/cb77d4a3c956d43ef5bb/star_trek_tng_s01e09.mp4
garo 02 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/alpha1/247823199aa545f6d843/garo_02.mp4
garo 03 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/alpha1/d3a8c79c68b6bc39aef4/garo_03.mp4
binchou-tan 04 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/alpha2/0d6346ce60de66cb2f68/binchou-tan_04.mp4
fire and ice (1983) https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/alpha2/4dc5e0af75b46faf8891/fire_and_ice_%281983%29.mp4

Pre-Pre-show:
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dude how has this been up for 13 years what the fuck
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>Sperm whales (Physeter macro­cephalus) communicate using series of clicks known as codas. In previous research, sperm whale codas have been shown to resemble human vowels acoustically. Based on the number of formants, two different coda quality categories have been described: a-codas and i-codas. In the present paper, we demonstrate that sperm whale codas not only resemble human vowels acoustically but also pattern like them along several linguistic dimensions. First, traditional count- and timing-based coda types interact with coda ‘vowel’ quality (a versus i). Second, a-codas are generally longer than i-codas. Third, the duration of i-codas has a bimodal distribution, showing a contrast between short i-codas and long ī-codas. Fourth, the baseline coda length differs across whales. And fifth, edge clicks mismatching their coda often match an adjacent coda, a phenomenon that resembles human coarticulation. All five properties have close parallels in the phonetics and phonology of human languages, suggesting independent evolution. Sperm whale coda vocalizations are thus highly complex and represent one of the closest parallels to human phonology of any analysed animal communication system.
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>>38838
https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=jmys2abx4co
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This channel has some nice videos on animal communication
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Happy birthday Hitler!
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>>38840
Happy birthday, Mr. Hitler! You were the hero the world needed.
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Millenials who grew up with a PS2 seem to hold the two Dark Cloud games in oddly high regard.
>>38839
Thanks for sharing anyon, I find this topic deeply fascinating.
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I had a PS2 but somehow I never played Dark Cloud, then again I mostly played PC games around that time.
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Not that it matters, but I have just spotted this. Pragmata sold 1 Million copies world wide. 

>>38842
Never gave a hoot about Dark Cloud and I have a halfway complete collection of ever PS2 game that matters.

>>38835
Look at the mask. He is using  Anamaloose to not reveal that he is some Saudi who spews commie propaganda against Israel on Western social media to influence burgers. His government has actually signed the Abraham accords.

>>38832
> Probably done to maximize profits
Nah. User retention. People there got really sick and tiered of thirdworlders on there.
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>>38844
>Nah. User retention. People there got really sick and tiered of thirdworlders on there.
Clearly not sick and tired enough or else they would use a better website.
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>>38845
> else they would use a better website.
They won't. Any microblogging website that is better than twitter itself is commercially useless. Forums are practically dead. Places like this one are nonstarter with most of its user base, because they are normalfigs and they won't go back to facebook and plebbit isn't viable either, because its a echochamber thanks to its design. 

X has taken over the role plebbit had 15 years ago; That of the most mainstream website in America.
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>>38846
>commercially useless
That implies that 90% of these morons have any commercial interest when most of them are just arguing over politics or sharing what they had for dinner.
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Also you sure know a lot about and spend a lot of time in a site for "normalfigs" heh
Which brings me to another topic. The collapse of the former ad centric paradigm for internet commerce. All that shit is going towards AI, because the internet ad market has been dying for like 10 years by now. The only thing that sells is Infrastructure as a service or premium versions of social media. Everything else that is good has neither the premium nonsense that grifters and businesses need to operate nor the large user base to sell shit to. Brett Stevens, one of the last remaining old school chud bloggers wrote about this for years:

https://www.amerika.org/politics/why-the-dot-com-crash-is-still-going-to-happen/
https://www.amerika.org/politics/you-read-it-here-first-collapse-of-internet-advertising/

The criteria of some people use to determine what makes a good platform are also ass backwards. I already had that argument with a infamous Neonazi

< If I show it to woman at a bar and she doesn't know what it is, its worthless. 
No, ***v. If the administration is inconsistent and tyrannical and everyone in using it is an asshole, its worthless.

>>38847
> That implies that 90% of these morons have any commercial interest when most of them are just arguing over politics or sharing what they had for dinner
Nope. That means that 20% of those morons have commercial interests that require the other 80% to be there. Its the reason why the brownoid hordes go to twitter to post their monkey sugar there. 

> Also you sure know a lot about and spend a lot of time in a site for "normalfigs" 
< heh
Yes, because its the fastest and largest news source as of now 10 years after google strangled the blogosphere. Look around and surf the web; the most popular blogging software (after wordpress) and literal successor of blogger.com is mostly used for assburger essays and (way to foten quote on quote) deep commentary. I too I wish I could live out of a RSS feed reader. But those times are over when it comes to current news. This why all the schizos are hanging out on Telegram.
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>>38844
I hope it gets hacked soon.
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Remember, never lie in the internet.
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Happy CUNY Tuesday. everyone!

(I know the text on that cap is supposed to say "digi", but it looks more like "niga" to me. I just found it funny and thought I'd point it out.)

>>38744
Nice work!
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>harmless (if quite commercial) radio friendly pop/rock song from the 70s/80s
<"this is literally the worst song of all time and here's why"
>paint-huffing 'mumble-rapper' screeching about how he loves murdering people over a looped sample from wii sports or something
>"Yung Section8 has truly reinvented himself with the release of 'I Love Killing and Raping Nigga', this is easily my most favorite album of 2026, 10/10"
Youtube music reviewers definitely have an agenda.
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>>38827
>>38832
That's a really retarded reason. Hope Elon and this Nikita guy are proud of themselves.
>>38830
>I've found you can bypass half of those with a simple change in your VPN connection.
Any country in particular to switch to?
>>38832
> Also is this me misremembering things or didn't the girl use to have really tits?
She's flat.
>Yup, I believe so. A guy on xitter is posting it, i will post his name once i find it again
Perfect, let me know when you find it.
>Mesen is better than you'd believe
I knew the original dev was working on a SNES version but I was not expecting Supergrafx emulation. Could give Mednafen a run for its money.
>>38837
The wonders of Jewtube AI moderation.
>>38840
Happy belated birthday to the man himself.
>>38849
>I too I wish I could live out of a RSS feed reader. But those times are over when it comes to current news.
Nitter instances allow you to create RSS feeds.
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>>38836
Thanks for the files. Now I can watch Rexxar kill the purple man in a bath robe again someday. 
>>38852
I can't unsee "niga".
>>38853
I think watching album reviews is probably a bad idea in general.  If you like something, other people's opinions of it shouldn't be all that valuable.
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>>38838
>>38839
Neat stuff.
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>>38852
Happy CUNY Tuesday.
>>38852
>>38856
>(I know the text on that cap is supposed to say "digi", but it looks more like "niga" to me. I just found it funny and thought I'd point it out.)
>I can't unsee "niga".
Yeah, it's done on purpose.
>>38856
>Thanks for the files.
You're welcome.
>Now I can watch Rexxar kill the purple man in a bath robe again someday. 
Rexxar is a fucking badass, easily the best character in the movie.
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>>38852
Happy CUNY Tuesday!
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>>38854
>She's flat.
Dude what the fuck you are right but also I went looking around for what I thought I saw...lo and behold...
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>Perfect, let me know when you find it.
yhzmr442
>I knew the original dev was working on a SNES version but I was not expecting Supergrafx emulation. Could give Mednafen a run for its money.
I sure hope so, there's always room for better and newer emulators.
>>38856
Album reviews are absolutely horrid content, I can't stand them.
>>38858
Puniru :sobb:
>>38852
On the internet, nobody knows you're a dog
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>>38860
The flat version is an edit for the re-release of the short before Finding Nemo. The mermaid at the end was changed too.
>>38861
>>38862
Wew.
>>38863
This is an absolute tragedy
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Rich college-aged faggots with no morals that will one day run zogmerica
What a rotten world
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>>38866
Some fucking retarded homoerotic play-pretend infantilized adult bullshit run by a bunch of sons of jews and shabbos goyim, slap on the wrist from the cops because they are a protected class.
Just drop a nuke on these people....anyway enough rambling about that.
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we wuz science n shit nigga
"this game is so based bro its like a good AAA game bro for real, i swear im not retarded"
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>>38855
>

>>38868
>*smaks lips*
AYO so wat u is be sayin is dat we wuz spays dokturs n sheeit
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>>38869
das rite
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>>38865
Typical fratfags.
>>38873
>no_weave.png
Well, at least some Indian woman's hair shorn off durring a Hindu ceremony and exported to American isn't stuck on her head and died the color of the Kool-Aid man.
>>38871
>>38872
>>38873
AYO! HUL! UP!
YU BE SAYIN DAT WE WUZ
SPES MARINS AN SHIIEEETTT?!
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>>38875
das rite battle brotha

Shitposting aside, I haven't paid attention to 40k in years and now I'm convinced someone at Warhammer™ must have a severe case of jungle fever because I just keep seeing black women on their products
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>NHK, Japan's national TV broadcaster, will be showing an English version of "Our Comiket's History: 50 Years", a 45 minute special covering the history and present of Comic Market.
>Watch it live online April 26 10:10/16:10/22:10/04:10 JST or later from the archives  (link below)
Mildly worried about what this means for the future of Comiket
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>>38871
>>38872
The fluff really needs all black worlds. Then it can be more grim dark and more racist against ayys. Like
> I rather also protect the niggers too than letting a single Ayy life. 
There has already been a world of arabs who worship the Emperor as if he is almighty Allah.
Vid related; One of the the blackest men 
ever on what you should do to xenos children.
Troll suggestion geedubs will never ever do: Magos Yakub from the Adeptus Biologogus improves the Homo Novus, because the work of a heretic can not be trusted. Homo Novus are white for some reason.
Also relevant:
https://youtu.be/M56aycpd9kA?t=313

>>38876
Ah yes. You mean the Femtodes debacle or some black models in the Astra Militarum put in for DEI browny points. You know that geedubs could easily solve this by adding a regiment from a world based on Ethiopia to the line. However since the board room (that is designing the game nowadays for some reason) never reads the lore ever and is way too cheap to rip you off with a new super hey guys please ram my asshole loler special Steel Legion™ Combat Patrol™ on the occasion of the latest War of Armageddon™, why bother? 

>>38877
Its on NHK World, a satellite channel nobody watches except curious weebs. 

>>38854
> That's a really retarded reason. Hope Elon and this Nikita guy are proud of themselves.
Bier didn't sound that proud after he got cockblocked by Elon when he wanted to change the monetization. At least he could push a rule against monetizing AI war propaganda through.  

> Nitter instances allow you to create RSS feeds.
I could try for the most important accounts on there. Sadly you don't get trends and articles from there as well. google really did a number on online newsing.

>>38853
That youtuber doesn't sounds relevant at all. Black culture is losing influence, because black people are known for the beep, washing chicken and getting molested by phat auntie nowadays rather than being cool.

>>38863
This is bullshit.  

>>38865
Saw Jay Dyer mocking it much earlier for being heretical nonsense.
>>38880
The end of the video put this dumb shit in my mind:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E-WjlCqxIks
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>>38881
Maybe I remix it and put the Panty and Stocking transformation theme as background music for some good warhammer shit.
>>38880
>Femtodes debacle
Not him but that reminds me of an excerpt from the first Scouring novel.
>Before the doorway stood its guardian, silent in the gloom, her golden armour barely reflective.
>'Honoured Custodian, Prayto said, bowing respectfully.
>The guardian had no helm, revealing a dark face criss-crossed with lacerations. Her great spear was chipped and unpowered. Her cloak hung in tatters, her heavy battle plate was tarnished and mottled with scorch marks.
Of course Black Library goes immediately from female Custodes to scarred up black superwoman
>>38876
It's just the kikes pushing for diversity and inclusion on all IPs.
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>>38876
AYO WER DA SPACE ELVES AT?!
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So did that site die already? It seems like we got new neighbors (lol)
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>>38887
What site?
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>>38888 (Waste of quads)
Take a look around, see the new boards? PLW
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>>38889
Oh. PLW is still up for now.
https://prolikewoah.com/animu/
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So I saw a rather unknown vtumor and she had this link on her account description to a Throne dot com page, turns out this is like an Amazon wishlist sort of thing except completely anyonymous and the site itself handles all the shipping and whatnot. Even though this foid was practically a nobody, the site itself showed that she had already received over 20 expensive gifts from her wishlist from random cucks. How pathetic, the empire can't collapse soon enough.
>>38890
Hmm, I wonder how long it has left then.
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There's a certain kind of vtumor like Lily Hopkins who panders to lolicon who seem to make milk thousands of dollars from retards by just reading xitter tier "uooh" memes and being an all-around parasitical vulture.
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>>38892
>make milk
milk*
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Last thoughts: The funniest part is when they vehemently deny being a "loli vtuber" as if they didn't build their entire fictional persona around pandering to people with a loli fetish.
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Saw a video talking about this just now and it echoes my same thoughts about the movie. I'm kind of happy about Coyote vs. Acme finally getting released but I have some serious gripes with its usage of 3D animation. It looks flat and sterile, it also just doesn't stack up to the 2D animation used in Space Jam (1996) let alone Joe Dante's Looney Tunes Back In Action (2003) which albeit both being admittedly mediocre whenever humans were on-screen, still looked great. Details wise it's just not that good, and no matter how hard the animators try to make it look zany and slapstick, it just feels rather stiff.
This is a real shame because we were getting some of the finest Looney Tunes content in like 60 years up until now, what's with that Daffy + Porky movie about aliens (The Day the Earth Blew Up, 2024) and the new HBO shorts which had seriously great animation, gags and music. Why is it that Who Framed Roger Rabbit is still the best movie to blend 2D and live action?
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>>38887
Herro, I'm a /animu/ refugee, where are my free (you)s?
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No (You)s for you buster
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>>38896
For passage through the Strait of (You)s, you must first pay the toll. Payment strictly in Rials, pls.
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>>38898
This is the best I can do.
>>38897
How are you, those (you)s were promised to me 3000 years ago.
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>>38899
Nice and checked
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CD anyon, I demand your thoughts on this
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Invidious hate me
https://inv.thepixora.com/watch?v=6Tqaiosg58w&t=535s
There we go, LMAO
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What the fuck is this game
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>>38906
KILL IT WITH FIRE
A sledgehammer is fine too.
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So, my jewdar tells me it's kikes all the way down, but I have some gaps. Insights appreciated.
>memory manufacture : ???
>fiat money : deffo kikes
>gpu manufacture : ???
>vaporware datacenters : kikes
>((( control ))) of infrastructure : kikes
>manipulate demand : kikes
>infeasible sheqel piles : kikest moment of all
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>>38908
>jews
it's clearly langoliers all the way down
>>38901
>Loathsome
I hope this can avoid turning out like shit, but I feel like these games aren't well suited to be adapted into film. I can't imagine the more subtle feelings from wandering around in a broken world won't simply be overwhelmed with constant action sequences.
>>38906
That's odd enough that I don't know what to think of it at all.
>>38895
>The Day the Earth Blew Up, 2024
I watched this a few months ago and had mixed feelings for it. It did look nice and smooth overall in any case.
>>38907
Fake and gay.
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>>38908
Don't forget the memory makers cartel, there are only 3 big ones that can control all memory creation. 2 in south korea and one in taiwan.
There is also one in china that is gaining % because of the crazy memory prices.
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>>38912
That Chinese man will be easily wooed by the circular-money scheme of language models.
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>>38913
>man
one*
>>38898
Sorry sir the official currency of this board are catgirls
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>>38916
I don't know what this is and I want nothing to do with it. Get the fuck out.
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Also please don't click that link above, it's likely a honeypot of sorts run by some shitskin.
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>>38915
MY MISTAKE! How could I have been so thoughtless?
>*quickly backpedals*

>>38896
Hello Esteemed Anon, to further clarifies our contractual agreements, please submit all payments Persian Rials, these being our shorthand for "Persian Catgirls" -- a particularly meido variety of catgirl.
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HAPPY BELATED 24/24
Since we haven't done this in a while, and due to my admittedly poor timing we'll be running 24/24 for all of the 25th as well this time!
What this means: uh...basically NSFW content doesn't have to be spoilered while this is going, y'know. It's a purge sort of thing, if you can't groove with it then you don't belong here basically.
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DO NOT FUCKING POST ANY CUCK SHIT OR I WILL FUCKING KILL YOU
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>>38754
A few things from this artist.
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>>38923
Very delicate and detailed looking linework
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>>38924
It looks like he likes six titty kitties. The spoiler is for some comical ero guro stuff he made.  Sorry if that's verboten. Just delete my post if it is.
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The game that Kotaku doesn't want you to lewd!
>>38926
Aside from the obvious written rule, if you are unsure whether something should be posted here or not then that means it probably shouldn't be posted.
That being said, i have no clue what that last picture is even supposed to be, just looks like modern art or something so I don't really have a problem with either one.
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>>38927
>if you are unsure whether something should be posted here or not then that means it probably shouldn't be posted.
Good point. 
>>38926
I spoilered the third pic unintentionally like a retard.
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>>38860
>>38863
That's really sad. Thanks for the link to the original version though.
>>38860
>yhzmr442
Thanks, I'll keep a tab on him.
>Puniru :sobb:
Geleefags would never understand the beauty and purity of Puniru.
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>>38862
wew
>>38868
Honestly, if it wasn't for the girl and all the spergs bitching about her this game would've forgotten in like a week.
>>38880
>I could try for the most important accounts on there. Sadly you don't get trends and articles from there as well. google really did a number on online newsing.
To be honest it works for me, although I will admit that I use it mainly for following artists. I don't use it for news.
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>>38894
Feels so good to not care about Vtumors. Always remember that they're just 3DPD skinwalking as anime girls.
>>38895
I have not watched The Day the Earth Blew Up but I will imagine it's a better Looney Tunes movie than this. I wonder if all those people who asked for it will go watch it now.
>>38906
From the MobyGames page on it:
>Maka Maka is an RPG taking place on an Earth where an evil demon king has been defeated over a millennia ago. Now, completely resurrected and full of power again, the demon king wants revenge and organizes his Maka Maka Society to conquer Earth.
>Players take control of Corum, a young student who is the reincarnation of the alien prince who initially defeated the demon king who will be joined in his quest to defeat the demon king by a very diverse cast of characters. The game's story and characters all have an absurdist and humorous style to them while battles are random and turn based and well animated for the time, showing how the characters attack one another. All of the main characters are actually reincarnations of great heroes of the past, and, thus, the magic system consists of them transforming into their past selves to use special abilities.
>>38911
Still somewhat funny.
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>>38915
Here's my catgirl payment for today.
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Happy 24/24 and 25/24.
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24/24 IS OVER
Thanks for all the unspoilered pics. See you next month.
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cute game
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Legendary Pictures is never going to make a good movie. The way they de-emphasize or just handle the human aspects of their monster films is so bad, Godzilla 2014 just feel like cheap Hollywood melodrama whenever it tries to humanize its human characters, it feels like their humans are just there because Japan has them too, a sort of connective tissue for the pacing of the plot.
I still watch them but I don't like them, it's true that balancing the human and kaiju elements is always hard and some people want more of something than the other...but Legendary just seems to pander to westerners who want to see big monke slap big lizard
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https://www.snk-corp.co.jp/us/anniversary/metalslug30th/
Metal Slug celebrated its 30th anniversary this past week.
And so did Goemon with its 40th one.
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>>38936
They could at least pay Akio Oyabu, main designer and pixel artist for the first three games some money to do some illustrations.
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Starting soon with Yadamon and in 10 minutes with Star Trek TNG.
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Main show starting in 5 minutes.
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star trek s01e10 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/alpha3/f02085de9b73f8d78a0d/star_trek_tng_s01e10.mp4
star trek s01e11 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/alpha3/2db71ce87ce278b3e122/star_trek_tng_s01e11.mp4
star trek s01e12 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/alpha3/ae601586000da6006863/star_trek_tng_s01e12.mp4
garo 04 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/alpha2/c074c61fb538622c5064/garo_04.mp4
garo 05 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/alpha2/5212ab33a71d578d8854/garo_05.mp4 
binchou-tan 05 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/alpha3/e3faf905362f280be599/binchou-tan_05.mp4
chuck steel: night of the trampires (2018) https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/alpha2/774a286c60e70420c340/Chuck_Steel_Night_of_the_Trampires_%282018%29.mp4

Pre-pre-show:
yadamon 04 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/alpha2/a35064a9087298093615/yadamon_04.mp4
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>>38940
Thanks for the stream & the files.
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>>38940
Thanks, I couldn't join this week.  I hope you all had a good stream.
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This is a very nice looking 3D model.
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I was looking into Yoake no Ariko and found that Spumco also did character designs for another game which I knew of but wasn't aware of his involvement named Go Go Hypergrind which was released on the Gamecube. 
The first song in the game was by a band named Gfried chickenly and its lead singer Friedia Niimura has a Youtube channel where she recalls her experiences in said band how it came to a rather abrupt end.
https://invidious.nerdvpn.de/watch?v=UqafTyq075M
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>>38944
>Gfried chickenly
I meant Grizzly
Sorry that was a wordfilter
>>38943
sauce?
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>>38946
https://xcancel.com/chapterone0062
ty
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>>38948
>"This video isn't available anymore"
>for a channel link
I hate kiketube. Everyone should move off that platform to things like Bitchute.

Anyway, if you're on Tor like me, then this might work for you.
https://inv.nadeko.net/channel/UCo84bHRZ8nCD4SA5WXg89OA
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Hey everybody. I've been drawing a little more lately. OC stuff.
Also, here's some good music.
>>38950
You've been studying drapery? It looks nice, the folds and the way it stretches down.
Thanks for the music.
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goodness
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>>38952
I'm not a furry, but...
What was that health tracker dashboard site for book sites like annas-archive again? I bookmarked it, but apparently it doesn't have the word 'book' in it and I've lost it again.

https://annas-archive.li/ isn't giving me a valid page, afaict.
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>>38951
I study very occasionally but thanks; things came out decently this time.
>>38954
Finally found it.
https://open-slum.pages.dev/
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To nobody's surprise, trannies ruined some translation again or something.
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What are your thoughts on 39chan.moe. Is it good?
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>>38959
It just looks like a regular vocaloid website.
>>38932
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>>38960
I mean is it shitty or decent?
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>>38961
I wouldn't know, I've never posted there nor do I care to do so.
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>>38958
>>38957
Ah yes. The very game where the Japanese dev himself had to address the issue through auto translate and then patch out the localization. Turns out a hack dub writer named Sam Burton is behind it all and there is a localizer cartel. 

>>38959
Why bring it up here? 
> I mean is it shitty or decent?
Don't know. Never been there and I am not into vocaloid enough to care.
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>>38957
This has been going on since the first demo for the game launched. I don't trust the dev because last time he "fixed" things, he just removed the worst examples that people noticed like brap denpa and left the rest in, leading to the current release. I'm not buying the game unless it's confirmed that all of the shitty localization is removed, just the political stuff isn't enough.
>>38963
>there is a localizer cartel
That's not news.
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Hope you are all having an enjoyable Tuesday.
>>38950
Nice work and thanks for the songs.  The Cathedral one is fun. 
>>38952
Nice rabbit.
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I'm playing Summon Night: Swordcraft Story and I'm really enjoying it. I've already sunk ten hours into it. It's my first GBA game.
>>38950
Very nice.
>>38965
Thanks. I hope you had an enjoyable Tuesday as well.
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>>38966
I played that years ago and I didn't get very far into it before I ended up getting distracted by a game called Riviera, also for the GBA. But I recall it being fun.
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I only played that PSP game, I didn't know Pangya on PC was this cute and funny
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Francis Bacon's 'screaming popes' are really cool and scary but I find it rather humorous that art galleries and snobs treat these so seriously and analyze them when they are just pre-internet shitposts.
>>38934
Name of the game? Do you have more videos?
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>>38970
It's Fuman Ghoul, an indie game by Haruka Tochigi, who also happens to work at GameFreak
https://store. steampowered. com/app/4553990/Fuman_Ghoul/
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Thank you Konami
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>>38972
Goodness, there seems to be even more!!
https://ninoma.com/products/lucky-star-succubus-cheer-costume-ver-hiiragi-kagami
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I will hopefully be streaming the NHK Comiket documentary this weekend!
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>>38959
>What are your thoughts on 39chan.moe. Is it good?
All you need to know can be found by looking at the rules:
> Hate speech is completely prohibited
The site split into a bunch of shitty generals, and if you dare to post outside of them or don't understand their arcane unwritten rules, your posts get deleted and you get banned.
Besides, I just find the people on that so annoying and the site culture repulsive.
So yeah, it's shit.
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Hai guys! Are you ready for another round of Minki Momo's curse ?

>>38975
Lurking for other people is traditionally not a service I do for my felly anyon, but here we go:
1. vichan is a nugget among shitposting softwares and that concrete Instance of it technically violates its license (which enables STI to harrass the operator in his troll remorse riddle sped brain). They also have Blewsky. Clear red flag
2a. This is just expert opinion (experts aren't holy men, you know), but you don't need 15 rules to police special interest boards. Pic 4 shows revised version written by me to illustrate this. You can even streamline it more, I think.
2b. The special rule against "hate speech" is a clear red flag. Its a Marxian category with several philosophical issues most good website don't enforce. It only means they want to police your speech in general and not only making it so you can't say things like nigger .
4. If I understood the FAQ right, its a lesser version if vichan without rich text functions. I don't know how you feel about this. Taking away standard functionality of a commonly used software is not cool according to my opinion.
39chan seems to suck. I won't even lurk there. Imagine reading the drivel by people who put up with such global rules. If they want to be gay alone, all the power to them.
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Please don't shittalk other boards here, this goes against our rules.
>3. Do not start board drama (AKA no shit-stirring) and keep political discussion to a minimum.
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Lost and forgotten, ancient moe has been uncovered by Japan's finest lolicons
>The girls in old Soviet cartoons are cute (They're total panty-flashers)
https://xcancel.com/Hetahetare77817/status/2049428904629432819
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Well I guess not so lost if you are familiarized with Soviet animation.
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Need some raws of old anime or just want to watch them for free in Japanese? There is this new streaming service Animax Free

https://fastv.jp/

>>38980
The channel it was spotted on is chock full of Russian children's books.

Pretty interesting find. 

https://www.youtube.com/@Skazachnik/videos
>>38981
>Pretty interesting find. 
Remarkable. Thanks.
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>>38981
I didn't find the cartoons but I found a Japanese comedy routine.
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>>38983
Switch the channel. Click on the furthest right icon to watch Animax Free. I was pretty puzzled when I watched some Dorama instead of ancient animu too.
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>>38984
Oh cool, this is nice although I wish I could have subtitles.
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>>38979
>can I make cartoon, comrade?
>of course, just don't go against our perfect goverment
>mfw
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Somewhat relevant webm.
>>38967
I just finished it. It's a great game. I expected a little more from the ending, but I'm not complaining, it's still good. I'm playing Monster World IV now.
>Riviera
Looks interesting.
>>38968
I'm surprised there are still people playing it. Can you play offline with bots, or is it multiplayer only?
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>>38942
You're welcome.
>I couldn't join this week.  I hope you all had a good stream.
It was really fun, we got Noir Star Trek and the Chuck Steel movie being awesome.
I hope you can join us for next week as we'll watch the last Binchou-tan episode.
>>38943
That is amazing.
>>38949
The NerdVPN instance is a bit unstable. Nadeko works better.
>>38950
Excellent drawing as always. Thanks for the songs too.
>>38972
>>38973
Those are some gorgeous figurines. Thanks Konami for doing something good for once.
>>38974
As long as it's not a hitpiece I'd be fine with it.
>>38977
So it's going to be a movie instead of a TV anime huh? Well I guess that's better somewhat.
>>38979
Nice one.
>>38981
Good links, thanks for sharing them.
>>38985
Do you mean JP or EN subtitles?
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Found another pantsu shot on last week's Yadamon.
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Tomino has received a order of the rising sun for his life's work.
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>>38991
rabbit rabbit rabbitt  eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeehhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
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I've re-enabled CRBAchan and restored all the posts lost in a raid from a few months ago. Further more, I've ensured this can never happen again.

CRBAchan: https://ib.crba.tw
CRBA Archive: https://crba.tw

I'm also looking to expand the CRBA site. One thing I want to do is create an immersive community experience that feels like the pure CRBA innocence. To do this, I'd a very intricate web design. *I am soliciting ideas for this.* Maybe we could have "CRBA mail" system where you can write letters within CRBA. It would very themed.

I've also been working on some concrete improvements and additions to the site. I've not released it yet, but plan to very soon. I plan to add the ability to view the CRBA art chronologically and in other ways. Additionally, I plan to improve the organization from the site and incorporate a text archive of things Sean has written. I've posted an example of this improved design as the image for this post. I also plan to add an archive of AVCHonline's videos and music.

Let me know if you have any ideas for creating the beautiful immersive innocence experiences!
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Also to the admin, let me know if you are still interested in drawing CRBA fanart.
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>>38978
It's never wrong to call out censored shitholes for the malignant cancer that they are. It's always the right thing to do. Those guys are no exception, and neither are you.
The world will be a better place once the rulecuck mindset goes completely extinct. This is not a valid community structure to have. It's utterly subhuman, and nothing good comes of it.

USER WAS BANNED FOR THIS POST go be a shitstirring retard elsewhere

>>38995
Stop dramafagging, nobody cares.
>>38995
you sound like that retarded mongrel k*kefat. gtfo.
>>38993
>>38994
Hey anyon, I see that your website is starting to take shape, it's looking good.
As for drawing any fanart, I haven't had much time for art lately but if I ever make any you'll see it.
>>38990
I thought that meant that he died lol
>>38988
>Do you mean JP or EN subtitles?
English
>>38987
Monster World IV is a good game although its a bit tedious to solve some puzzles.
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>>38999
Checked.
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>>38995
Its a one and done topic that technically violates the 3rd rule. Spoilering wasn't good enough. So, please let it go. 

>>38998
> I thought that meant that he died lol
Nah. He is alive enough to receive the award. How fitting given that last G-Reco movie has been finished for years.
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>>38810
I have not played this game yet, but I hear some critics say it feels like a 7th-gen game (in a good way).
Personally though, I think I'll just stick with my old game library for now.
I'd be more interested in seeing a new MvC game one day. It would be pretty cool if they add Pragmata's characters to the roster, though.

>>38853
We have Tony Fagtano to thank for that. He has spawned a million imitators on jewtube parroting that type of shitty armchair music critic "content" infused with left-wing propaganda.
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I saw this device online and thought it looked really cool, however I would have no real use for something like this.
The guy who posted this item claimed that these drawings were made by a ten year old which is pretty scary, at that age I was drawing stickmen in Flash...
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Pixiv won't let me filter exclusively R-18 content anymore, what the hell.
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>>39007
Well it seems to be some kind of e-badge. The target may be for schoolkids on field trips and whatnot.
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I was going to stream Who Framed Roger Rabbit given recent discussion about Looney Tunes here but instead, I'd like to pick from these.
Let me know which movie you'd like to see on Sunday.
The Baron would lend a little class to the place.
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Rich people are paying 1.25k for these...
>>39010
They're all good movies. My first inclination is for Baron Munchausen though.
>>38972
>>38973
Nice~
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>>39013
Two votes for the Baron so far, understood.
Whatever happened to Sakura anyon? It's been like 4 months since I last saw him post.
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French books are really interesting
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>>39017
Juliette looks super cute.
>French books are really interesting
Yeh!
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>>39018
>Juliette looks super cute.
She sure is
Oh this is the one about the sisters right? I could swear that this author also worked on something else with a similar art style.
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Its pretty funny how the entire Franco-Belgian comics industry flew under the radar, because anything that isn't Asterix and shit doesn't get out of it much and definitely not to America. partly Because huge swaths of the German comic industry did a backflip in the 90s. But that's a story for different post.

>>39008
< its a tag now

>>39010
Baron Munchhausen of course.
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>>39020
That's really stupid, why would they do that, just makes it harder to search for stuff now.
>Its pretty funny how the entire Franco-Belgian comics industry flew under the radar, because anything that isn't Asterix and shit doesn't get out of it much and definitely not to America.
You said it yourself, not to America. It's better known outside of the US.
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>>38990
Here's the article (in Japanese).
Tomino also released an official statement about it on the official Gundam site.
>>38998
>English
Unfortunately it's a Japanese-oriented platform. I honestly expected to see at least an option for JP subtitles but no such thing.
>>38999
>>39000
Checked but rude!
>>39001
Excellent fanarts.
>>39007
>The guy who posted this item claimed that these drawings were made by a ten year old which is pretty scary, at that age I was drawing stickmen in Flash...
The younger you get interested in doing things like that the better.
>>39010
I'll go with Baron Munchausen as well.
>>39015
Last I remember he said he was busy with normalfag life deals. Probably that situation hasn't changed since.
>>39016
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>>39019
Aah the French.
>>39020
>Its pretty funny how the entire Franco-Belgian comics industry flew under the radar, because anything that isn't Asterix and shit doesn't get out of it much and definitely not to America.
Isn't Tintin famous as well? Less than Asterix but you get the point.
>< its a tag now
He's probably talking about the search function.
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>>39022
Tintin and Smurfs and Lucky Luke!
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>>39024
You're absolutely right, how could I forget Smurfs in there?
Lucky Luke was fun as well.
>>38995
>having rules is subhuman 
What a take.
>>39001
Cute stuff.
>>38987
That's a very relaxing video.
>>39010
I've never seen The Adventures of Baron Munchhausen, so that would be my pick.
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> Isn't Tintin famous as well? Less than Asterix but you get the point.
Yes, but no. Hergé is a pretty big deal in Franco-Belgian comics, has been adapted multiple times. In Germany however, the books in themselves are not that well known, because they are actually connoisseur items published by Carlsen (the mango goofs) that cost 23 €urios and are usually only available in comic shops or have to be ordered in a book store. Same goes for the Smurfs, Spirou and Fantasio and even Marsupilami. Carlsen has the license for them too.  Asterix and Lucky on the other hand are available at any magazine store or even Gas station whenever a new adventure had been cranked out and are not published by Carlsen. They also cost 10 Yuropov€rti€s less.  Now you know why they were like dying in the early 90s. They didn't have the books everyone and their dogs buy.  I don't think it looks better in the rest of Europe. Asterix and Lucky Luke were everywhere while other famous Franco-Belgians  were nowhere to be found. I have no idea how it looks like in the US. Might be that Tin-Tin isn't a luxury item there and you can most of the books for a better price at more places.
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>>39027
>not that well known
I've seen them at every bookshop's comic section...they are light reads for children, come on...
maybe except for tintin and the alph-art which is rare because it was unfinished so its basically a draft
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There's something utterly dreadful about the fact that 2006 was 20 years ago.
I was reading comments on this one other site and for a second I didn't think much of the comment date but then it landed on me, just how long ago that actually was.
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>>39028
> I've seen them at every bookshop's comic section...they are light reads for children

Where? That's a wonderful question. As I said; In Germany Carlsen has the license and decided to keep the brain dead pricing and design from the like the early 90s. Sure, the same CEO who got Manga off the ground in Germany (after the Shuesha bullied him into selling a cheaper product than 3 chapter long wannabe Bandés Designés) attempted to get the same thing done for Franco-Belgian comics, but the titles he selected for that pilot project were no certainly no Dragonball and I think Carlsen scrapped that after the guy went to Tokyopop. 

The other place I could take a look was Italy.  I didn't found any Tin-Tin books there either. Italy has a domestic comics industry. A pretty beefy one that brought forth heaps of iconic characters and defined who Mickey Mouse and McDucks are for most of Europe through Topolino. A shame Carlsen could not establish Dylan Dog in Germany either. I am probably like the only one who actually has a collection of Carlsen's run.
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Other fun fact about comics in Germany. Sourcing Disney comics from Italy instead of the US saved their publishers (Ehapa/Egomont) ass from the collective suicide of major domestic books, publishers specializing in Spanish gag comics and German clones of some French magazines that also published many Franco-Belgians for basically nothing.  Let me remind you again, that the Frog to Kraut pipeline for comics was like dying and stuff since the early 90s. I didn't notice that at newsstand when I was a kid and grabbed a notPif for the ebin china crap they packed in. It was sure obvious a few years after the entire comics industry started to sell Manga in paperback formats instead of pic related. Half comic section was like nuked then.
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Good afternoon. I don't post here often, but I check in every now and then. Hope you're having a good weekend.
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>>39033
Thanks, anyon. Wishing you and everyone else continued health and happiness.
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>>39033
Thanks very kindly, Anon. You too!
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You rabbits love loli, but do you have room in your hearts for shortstacks as well?
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>>39036
Shortstack is acceptable
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>>39037
Speaking of shortstacks where do you draw the line between shortstack and loli? My current understanding of is a shortstack has to be stacked in the hips/ass and tits. Going from Loli to the sub types oppai loli or leggy loli, and then to an actual shortstack. However this is a bit of problem for characters like midna that have flat chests.
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>>39038
A shorstack has a distinctive chest area, at the very least an A-cup paired with a sizable ass, a loli has an AA-cup chest or smaller (AAA) generally speaking. There has to be a semblance of breast that adds to the more curvaceous figure, a shortstack is definitely plumper than even a decently stacked loli although some characters like Kanna are sometimes depicted bordering on shorstack.
I guess a shortstack has to have a compact yet generally developed body.
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>>39036
Its probably the same to most of use here. As in the appeal. I hope everyone knows that loli was invented to circumvented stupid Japanese laws something more erotic than seals swimming into conches.
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>>39043
>seals swimming into conches
L-lewd!!
>>39043
What are you even trying to say lmao
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The last remnants of the vintage web are dying off
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>>39046
At least it's better than what ankinator became.
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>>39027
>the books in themselves are not that well known
I don't know, I've seen some Tintin comics on stores. Maybe you're talking specifically on the German side of things.
>>39033
Thank you anyon. I hope you're having a good weekend as well.
>>39036
I love them. Oppai lolis as well.
>>39038
The only one I can think right now is Ilulu from Maid Dragon.
>>39042
Love these pics.
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>>39041
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Dejiko please check your email whenever you can.
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>The original Xbox dashboard has been rebuilt using retail code and now runs on PC, offering a nostalgic console-like experience with support for manually added games.
>TeamUIX has reverse-engineered and reconstructed Xbox’s original dashboard, and it’s now usable across Windows, Linux, and Mac.
>It’s worth pointing out that this isn’t just a recreation of the Original Xbox dashboard. It’s been fully rebuilt using retail Xbox dashboard code and adapted to run on PC.
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>>39050
What a time to be alive.
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>>39050
This is the best thing I've seen all week
>>39049
Done
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wow it works
>>39050
Naicu! I love seeing this kind of community project. Props the devs for a job well-done.
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>>39050
>mfw never got an xbone so no nostalgia for me
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>>39056
Not beating the stereotype...
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>>39056
>by 2022
I had no idea chinks had a space station, let alone for four years now.
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>>39056
白猴子
Was there going to be a stream today?
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>>39060
We're starting in 50 minutes with Yadamon or in an hour with TNG.
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Main show in 5 minutes.
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star trek tng s01e13 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/beta0/f1d35ae50c15cc67569e/star_trek_tng_s01e13.mp4
star trek tng s01e14 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/beta0/e7a88454cac6ed2c7641/star_trek_tng_s01e14.mp4
star trek tng s01e15 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/beta0/bf4f07b911638c951081/star_trek_tng_s01e15.mp4
garo 06 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/alpha3/c1fbc30fce66658dd9bc/garo_06.mp4
garo 07 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/alpha3/dcbc6d3db9151ff17b7a/garo_07.mp4
binchou-tan 06 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/alpha3/307a60b481b70f59ac46/binchou-tan_06.mp4
the adventures of baron munchausen (1988) https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/beta0/fcad2b04171ac21a73a6/the_adventures_of_baron_munchausen_%281988%29.mp4

Pre-Pre-show:
yadamon 05 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/alpha3/05f3104d4e87aae0dca6/yadamon_05.mp4
Post-show: 
NHK World Japan Documentary - Our Comiket's History: 50 Years of Love (2026) https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/alpha3/807aeef772c78f4b58ce/our_comiket%27s_history_50_years_of_love.mp4
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>>39063
As always, thanks.
Found on the everything app™:
> We are about to experience an age of unprecedented censorship and surveillance and some people are applauding it because they have the forethought of a sea urchin.

As every week, thanks for the stream.
>>39063
Thanks for the stream & the files!
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Man, I refuse to believe this blue-eyed blondie was really the daughter of an obvious ((( Steven Seagal ))) parody character named ((( Silverman ))).
Surely she must have been adopted, right?

Anyway, May the 4th is Lisa's birthday, so that's at least one good thing to celebrate. (Star Wars is for faggots.)
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shitty chao garden knockoff from China
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>>39067
I've never played Persona 2 because back when I wanted to play it, I recall its PSP games not being entirely translated!
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May the 4th be with you.
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>>39070
May the 4th Serve you well
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Let's see what Steam wants to sell me. The same garbolium as every year.

>>39068
Thanks for the heads up. Ignored that title already.
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>>39072
I got all those games in a bundle for 9.99 euro from a key reseller a couple years ago...
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I guess today can be a good excuse to revisit Star Wars for the millionth time, but I also want to recommend Blue Ruin (2018) by director Jeremy Saulnier
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2013*
Do you guys remember Medabots?
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>>39070
The new Spaceballs got announced a month ago.

>>39074
>I guess today can be a good excuse to revisit Star Wars for the millionth time
If you want my take, watch films 1-6 in release order and then play The Force Unleashed (I only played the SD versions, cannot comment on the HD versions). Everything released and made after that point doesn't exist and doesn't matter (Unless you want to watch Jewtubers like E;R and Voxis tearing the new films apart).
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Nice seeing hakumei and mikochi will be streamed next sunday. I watched that a long time ago, and it was pretty good. One of my all time favorite mangas.
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MDE won, Tim Heidecker is eternally buckbroken.
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Ever been so afraid of the Kamen Rider that hired Duke Togo to take him out?

I didn't know that Hakumei and Mikochi got an anime. Its one of the best Manga that didn't hit store shelves here yet. The author's art is marvelous. 

>>39079
Preefs? Even if BO doesn't appreciate talk about the Onion's failed takeover of Infowars, evidence makes stuff like this even more hilarious. 

>>39076
Only by name and I think I gave the games themselves a little twirl affter assembling my perfect Romset for most systems according to the old /v/ wiki.
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Happy CUNY Tuesday, everyone!
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Hello, Haglice? Yes, he is over there.
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>>39074
Thanks for the recommendation.
>>39076
Slightly, I only watched some of the anime episodes on TV.
>>39077
>The new Spaceballs got announced a month ago.
I don't think it'll be worth it.
>>39078
Look forward to it.
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>>39082
I have lolibaba immunity, sorry :^)
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>>39081
Happy CUNY Tuesday!
>>39082
Lethal Ara Force will be used!
>>39084
No problem
>>39077
I've watched those films enough times to quote almost every scene just by looking at any frame.
>I only played the SD versions, cannot comment on the HD versions
You should play the 360/PC version for better cinematics and setpieces but gameplay is a little bit better on the other platforms.
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Post golden week bikini nao
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>>39087
Is Doko still working on that comic?
>>39088
Have an animated one.
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>>39089
>Is Doko still working on that comic?
You mean the Shueish
a published author now known as Pokoro who very much wouldn't want this picture posted online?
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Sleep is for the weak
Why do I even bother posting shit here, everythign in the internet has become a non-sequitur
You just scream into the void and hope some other retard replies
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>>39092
computers are bad for your health anyway. My internet was down for a few hours and it was pretty refreshing actually.
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>>39093
This is true, I need to take more regular breaks from computers
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Pokoro/Doko really wants all these pictures gone from the entire internet, he keeps reporting any uploads of them.
So here you go, save them before they are gone.
And here's a permanent  archive

Also sorry i don't give a fuck anymore about spoilering NSFW, this is not a SFW board to begin with. You can always hide thumbnails if you are scrolling from your normalfag workplace.
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I really hate the concept of "Lost media" so this pisses me off beyond belief.
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I remember Lolibooru used to host thousands of pictures which originated from now long gone Pixiv or Twitter pages.
After lolibooru was mysteriously taken offline, many of these pictures became essentially lost media, you can't find them anywhere anymore. I'll make sure these don't suffer the same fate, even if it means having to make my own website to host them.
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Multiple shit companies have admitted working with a certain grifter in a astroturf™ looking campaign. Its essentially a protection racket, but why not returning pain tenfold? 

>>39092
The internet has become brown and functionally illiterate (I can't unsee the latter since a walking negro brought it up .FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU)

The solution is really a IRL hobby to tune out. Even if it for but a while. 

>>39089
Poor Japanese. Golden week is in a extremely employee unfriendly spot this year.
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>>39098
>The solution is really a IRL hobby to tune out. Even if it for but a while. 
I have some hobbies but finding time for them amid the tyranny of the urgent has proven to be quite complicated. Being in a better financial position would give me more time to focus on my personal development, however that doesn't seem all too feasible right now. Not one of the fortunate few, unfortunately.
You know, it’s tough finding anyone who shares your hobbies to talk with and developing yourself on your own without any external output is very challenging for me.

Also regarding that first picture. I don't know what any of this stuff means but you should know that Devolver Digital suffered a major devaluation after their first IPO, and once they went public they basically lost everything that made them remotely relevant, now they are struggling to remain afloat.
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>>39098
>Multiple shit companies have admitted working with a certain grifter in a astroturf™ looking campaign. Its essentially a protection racket, but why not returning pain tenfold? 
Could you provide a source to what you're talking about?

>>39099
>Being in a better financial position would give me more time to focus on my personal development, however that doesn't seem all too feasible right now. Not one of the fortunate few, unfortunately.
Just set aside 10% of your income towards a savings account, and then take 10% of that 10% and begin investing it. See >>>/finance/ and this thread if you're looking for where to start: >>>/animu/60722 On average, you should be in a more stable position about a decade from now.
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Star Fox 64, for the fourth time...Oh boy!
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>>39101
For anyone wondering the context
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>>39102
As a fan of starfox I'm happy to play it for the first time!
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>>39103
I am also a fan of the series and I'm not. Sure, it's going to be a "good" game, but it's the same game from 29 years ago, already remade 15 years ago, and itself being a remake of a game from 33 years ago. Not to mention the game from a decade ago also being a remake of that 33 year old game.

Assault was the last time the Star Fox series actually progressed in gameplay. And anyone says otherwise doesn't know their ass from their elbows.
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>>39104
By making a star citizen type of game.
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2B is 5'6 and 328 lbs. Diana is about 3'7 therefore she should be...uh, probably a little less than that.
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never mention game ONCE in decade at least
>HURR IM SUCH HUGE FAN
god i hate faggots
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>>39106
Heh. There's actually a rigorous scientific & engineering principle for calculating this to a first approximation. Galileo's Square-Cube Law.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Square%E2%80%93cube_law
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I don't know who is jewing who anymore.
Leave it to the emperor to make the kikes fight each other, but he should use the death star to kill them all.
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China will grow larger.
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>>39110
What did they do?
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Why is this here?
Welcome to the real Jews. More complicated than the Jew™.
I call that one "idiots arguing about a Anglo invasion platform".

And that other thing is news about Xi purging his dudes from a Slavophile. Why is that here? What is this doing here?

>>39107
Is this about the new Starfox? Its about the new Starfox, yes? I don't like those people. They have been annoying since the first dudebros were like
> Woah nigga! That was a sweet CGI scene. I am like a  gigatnic Final Fantasy fan although I only gave a shit after Sony ran those vague TV commercials for Final Fantasy VII

>>39100
I wanted to prevent ego googling, but here:
https://nitter.poast.org/SmashJT/status/2052032203849429214

The source is twatter.
Allegedly, all those quotes are customer testimonials from that has been ripped from that person's website. Also happened after a rag called fandom pulse brought her up. As you can see, I am doing my best to not attract the nonsense surrounding this. (thus autistically obeying rule 3. Knowing early GG, it ain't for this place)

>>39099
See above. These are all game companies that were clients of the grifter. 

> you should know that Devolver Digital suffered a major devaluation after their first IPO, and once they went public they basically lost everything that made them remotely relevant, now they are struggling to remain afloat. 
Figures. I didn't know they were publically traded until I spotted somebody gloating about their stock's value going down the toilet. That's heaps of unrealized losses. 

 >>39104
I had no idea that the Starfox was spinning it wheels for like 33 years. Is it also the same plot over and over again? 

>>39111
Pissing off comrade Xi by attempting a power grab or not getting with the Taiwan invasion program. Red China has always been like this. Especially since Xi became General Secretary of the CCP. Meanwhile all the shiny infrastructure outside of the cities China wants to show off to the world is crumbling and even the tech hub of Shenzhen is crawling with Hobos as the majority of the people is stuck in the 1970s. If you really want to learn the lore, go there:
https://www.youtube.com/@ChinaUncensored
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>>39111 (checked)
I think they were talking to niggers that glow in the dark and got caught.
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I'm watching Kurosawa being interviewed on the Dick Cavett show, a fascinating interview and I greatly appreciate how the host is thoughtful with his questions, there are obviously no interruptions, the set is minimalist and doesn't distract you from the guest, this is great.
I believe this aired on PBS.
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It should be noted that the seemingly 'Japanese' perception of Kurosawa as a Western-influenced director in Japan wasn't necessarily a topic of common discussion or seen as negative, it hailed almost exclusively from movie critics and his peers in his own country and prior to his period of neglect and commercial failure in Japan, he was frequently successful with his own national crowd and held in high regard.
There was major resentment over Ran's large budget from figures within the Japanese film industry and the fact that he dared to receive foreign funding when producers in his own nation refused to finance his projects (at the time) definitely angered some figures. The Japan Academy Awards themselves did everything possible to fuck with the guy too or underappreciate his efforts. 
Anyone proclaiming otherwise is engaging in intellectual disingenuousness and cut from the same cloth of intellectual dishonesty as said reviewers, mirroring the same critical dishonesty exhibited by the aforementioned reviewers. Not only that but these kinds of claims when uttered by people in Western spheres seem to appear even more untenable when uttered without the contextual justification of mid-20th-century post-war Japanese cultural traditionalism, the same kind that would've bemoaned a painting influenced by western technique over ukiyo-e

UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH, Sega.
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Or tl;dr don't have dynamic shots and clever editing in your movie around the 50s in Japan, if it looks and moves too much like Citizen Kane then that's going to upset people.
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>Anime director Tatsuo Sato dies at age 61 from liver failure
Rest in Peace
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>>39117
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>>39112
>I had no idea that the Starfox was spinning it wheels for like 33 years. Is it also the same plot over and over again? 
No. SF2 is a true sequel to the original Star Fox, both by Argonaut. And there's where that storyline ends.

64 is a remake of the original SF. The 3DS version is just a remaster with new graphics, game modes, and controls but axes some multiplayer modes. Adventures "narratively" serves as a sequel to 64 (Though the prologue manga "Farewell, Beloved Falco" establishes that 64 and OG Star Fox are the "same game" for all intents and purposes storywise), but spent half it's development as a separate game unrelated to SF. Assault follows after Adventure, and actually is a true sequel gameplay-wise by expanding upon it with adding on-foot segments. Then Command is SF stripped down to essentially the "arena" mode and narratively serves as a conclusion to all three of the previous games through a CYOA styled plot.

And that leaves us with Zero, that is another remake of the OG Star Fox. But unlike 64 3D and this new SFforSw2, it's a full blown "new" game (Or at least as "new" as you can get being a remake) that tries to tout itself as being the gameplay "sequel" to SF2 by adding vehicle transformations.

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>>39116
I haven't seen a single one of Kurosawa's films. And one of the biggest reasons why I continue to avoid them is due to how the hacks in charge of Lucasfilm after the Disney buyout kept treating him like his was the "only" important film director to ever exist in all of history. And how they wanted "every" one of their works to pay homage to him.
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>>39119
>I haven't seen a single one of Kurosawa's films. And one of the biggest reasons why I continue to avoid them is due to how the hacks in charge of Lucasfilm after the Disney buyout kept treating him like his was the "only" important film director to ever exist in all of history. And how they wanted "every" one of their works to pay homage to him.
That's a silly reason not to watch something, you are missing out on some of the finest works of cinema (in my opinion) because of what some retards at Disney think.
If you ever get the time, then please watch some of his movies, at the very least Seven Samurai or Ran and I'd like to hear what you think of it if possible!!
>>39113
Says you. 习近平是个黑鬼。他是中国的耻辱,也是活生生的证明——说明为什么人类不需要社会主义。1989年6月4日,毛主义学生被“哈哈蟾蜍”屠杀,结果他自己却在一场权力斗争中被一个黑鬼除掉了。祝您好胃口。 :^)

>>39119
Jesus Christ. Good for me that I never played anything besides 1 and 2. 

>>39120
Hacks pulling something through the mud is not a good reason to ignore it.
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Star Fox 2 has some really cute girls and a lot of other cool designs and content has been found through different leaked prototypes and I believe even Nintendo's very own "giga leak"
They even planned on having human females in the cast at some point, third pic features a bunch of discarded designs including a sheep that was eventually replaced with Fay (thank heavens)
Krystal is overrated
I cannot find any site that has archived every single unused graphic from the game, TCRF is surprisingly lacking.
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I watched a short experimental film titled Caterpillar by Shozin Fukui, while watching it I noticed some strong resemblances to Shinya Tsukamoto's Tetsuo: The Iron Man, particularly in their usage of a shaky POV camera seemingly inspired by Sam Raimi's style of filmmaking.
Sure enough after searching the film, i found out that Fukui was working on Tetsuo around the same time he made this.
The short film itself is terrible though,  I found the "caterpillar" itself to be laughable, there was potential to make this a bit more unsettling but nah, it's not worth watching.
I wish more movies had this sort of stop-motion like shaky camera, it's surprisingly unnerving when done right.
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I've noticed that a lot of underground japanese movies of this sort seem to have a strong tokusatsu influence when it comes to the way that they handle special effects and costumes for creatures and action scenes.
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>>39112
>I wanted to prevent ego googling, but here:
>https://nitter.poast.org/SmashJT/status/2052032203849429214
Thank you, reposting this elsewhere
>Allegedly, all those quotes are customer testimonials from that has been ripped from that person's website. Also happened after a rag called fandom pulse brought her up. As you can see, I am doing my best to not attract the nonsense surrounding this.
>Spoilered
You could post about this here since it is relevant to GG: https://8chan.moe/pol/res/13597.html 
I don't mean "right now", but for future reference.
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>>39088
Sure thing.
>>39095
You can bet I have them all saved.
>sorry i don't give a fuck anymore about spoilering NSFW, this is not a SFW board to begin with. You can always hide thumbnails if you are scrolling from your normalfag workplace.
So we don't need rule 1 and/or the purge anymore?
>>39097
Man it really saddens me that Lolibooru went silently down.
>I'll make sure these don't suffer the same fate, even if it means having to make my own website to host them.
Outside of this context, I agree with the notion of self-hosting things.
>>39106
Diana will in no way have the same amount of polygons that just 2B's ass had.
>>39114
That's really cool. I imagine it's available on Jewtube.
>I believe this aired on PBS.
This specific interview did but the show itself also switched between ABC, CBS and NBC.
>>39117
RIP.
>>39120
>If you ever get the time, then please watch some of his movies, at the very least Seven Samurai or Ran and I'd like to hear what you think of it if possible!!
I will second the Seven Samurai recommendation at least, it has Mifune in it.
>>39124
>I wish more movies had this sort of stop-motion like shaky camera, it's surprisingly unnerving when done right.
Any other examples you can think of? I want to see how it's executed.
>>39125
Makes sense considering movies like Godzilla used effects that toku shows would later use.
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>>39110
Yadamon makes my dick grow larger.
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RIP Ted Turner
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>>39129
Why? He did as much to promote evil in the West as any Globohomo kike.
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>>39130
I'm mostly talking about him being the one who created Cartoon Network.
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>>39129
You know at the very least I appreciate that we got Cartoon Network and Turner Classic Movies because of this guy. Used to watch that stuff a lot during my formative years.
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>>39088
Apology ahead of time for vtuber.

>>39120
>Kirbussy
:D
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Forgor flag.
>>39096
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>>39095
I think I have a few myself but I'm not sure where I've put them.
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>>39133
That's certainly golden
>>39134
If you find them then please do post them here, so I can properly archive them, I'd appreciate it very much.
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Ugh this picture is not so good, sorry about this one. I only looked at the thumbnail.
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Oh I found them. I uncharacteristically put them in their own folder instead of leaving them loose in a huge folder of assorted images, so I couldn't find them.
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I think this is all I've got but I may have more stashed somewhere else.
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>>39140
Thank you very much, I'll make sure that these don't become lost easily. I'll be sure to archive them in several places.
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movie looks so cool
then again that remake looks like those 90s puppets doesn't it?
Does fullchan still exist? It's been years since everyone left over the loli ban. Also what was the deal with all the qboomers being mindcontrolled by the freemason owner. Do those boomers still congregate anywhere? It was so bizarre it's like they were in a trance you couldn't even troll them easily.
>>39143
It died in 2019 dude. A fraction of the userbase moved to the webring (here), the rest scattered. A few sites unrelated to 8chan also joined over the years. There's also markchan (8chan.moe). This is what's left.

>qoomers
who cares
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>>39144
>who cares
Over time I've seen similar patterns on other websites. It's fairly easy to find the "boomer schizophrenia loop" on places like nitter. I'd imagine the results from back then were exported to the wider internet over time. Almost kinda like you'd see classic memes diffuse onto places like facekike/9gag and become uncool for a while.
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>>39143
>Do those boomers still congregate anywhere?
8kun.top
>>39145
https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=1trcILsBHkE
I see boomers as God's punishment to America for what they have done to the White race. They represent and embody everything wrong with society today. Also I don't care if hylics misuse good memes, they are ants.
>>39143
It's been dead for over half a decade, most of the already dwindled userbase spread all over the generally failed webring projects that were mismanaged into nonexistence.
Places like these are the small splinters were you can still find some of the people who used to frequent it but then again these boards have some people who never even used 8chan to begin with.
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So, please vote for which movie to watch from the following list
>Duel to the Death (1983)
>Long Way North (2015)
>Brotherhood of the Wolf (2001)
>Long Way North (2015)
>>39149
duel to the death
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>>39149
Long Way North has some intredasting arts; Duel to the Death looks like it has some hilarious wire work & zany story elements. I think I'd agree with this Anon >>39150 .
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>>39140
Thank you very much for the images CD anyon.
>>39149
Going with Duel to the Death in lieu of the Kurosawa discussion from ealier.
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>>39152
Duel to the Death is a Hong Kong wuxia film but I guess that's close enough
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>>39153
I'll keep my vote for it. I want to see how Hong Kong does samurais.
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>>39154
I guess it's settled then, I doubt there's going to be any more votes coming in
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Mortal Kombat II is out, huh.
I wonder if that could make for a fun stream next week?
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Just learned that the day of the rope™ is yet another Hollywood meme (Its from Prayer of the Rollerboys if you give a shit). Is there anything organic on that other board or is everything made of plastic there?

>>39143
Depends on which one you mean. The community itself moved to moe and remained there. Despite the pedo shit, but who the hell cares about what goes on outside of /v/?

Concerning the original website however, good news and bad news. First the good ones: After the cripple kikec the bucket its back. The bad news, well see >>39148.

> Also what was the deal with all the qboomers being mindcontrolled by the freemason owner[?] 
Basically: 
https://theoldrepublicmedia.wordpress.com/2021/01/18/operation-trust-1921-1926-russian-revolution-and-today-and-q/
I not gonna drill more. The gist of it the qoomer had some gay hopes and dreams that there was a man inside the deep state that put them into complacency. Just like the anti Bolshevik groups in during the early phase of the USSR. 

> Do those boomers still congregate anywhere?
Same place, same bullshit. 


>>39144
> who cares
The better question is: Who should. Schizo jiving about nonsense that doesn't even matter on the board has become a huge problem. Sure, the tinfoil rambling has calmed down in our circles and went to the political left (Giving the thesis that Crystal Meth was involved in it some credence), Doesn't mean it won't creep up here again. Stuff like this like 39147 for example.
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>>39157
how do u feel about ukraine getting fucked by russia? lol
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>>39158
What has this to do with anything. The answer is of course as usual Donald Duck.
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I have just discovered that there is a live action Marsupilami movie. Of course Marsupilami is CGI and looks horrific.
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>>39160
After three votes for Duel to the Death, there wouldn't be much point in voting differently. I'll probably have to miss the Trek episodes week, but I hope I can make it in time for the movie.
>>39124
I watched this out of curiosity, and I enjoyed how terrible it was, thanks for mentioning it.
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>>39161
I replied to the wrong post with that first part.
>>39155
>>39157
>Is there anything organic
Nothing, unless it's niche. Most memes have always been downstream from aristocratic culture; corrupted and diluted of course. This goes pre-internet too.

>link
ah should have known it was a preestablished playbook. Not an ounce of creativity in these guys. 

>he's dead
tfw. Last I remember he was cringing out on nitter about being a christian furry or something. he was probably pwned by the system somehow so not much to do except go crazy

>schizo jiving
most of it is just the social eqivalent of a fidget spinner or solitaire. That is, understimulated people need something to do to prevent atophy/illness. You see this all the time with any social media, hundreds/thousands of comments that will never get read... rather than just upvoting someone who says what you wanted to say. Schizos need someone to listen I'd imagine. Imageboard anyons have the lowest bar of entry.

Children I feel bad for because their parents can't even outcompete a phone.
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>>39149
Duel to the death please.
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>>39149
Duel to the Death I guess sine it looks interesting and it's the majority anyway.
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>mfw I know who one of the gayoppers is
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You might want to check your cytube. There's apparently been some sort of crash.
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>>39156
I've watched the trailers for it. It's more or less what you can expect from modern cinema but I won't complain if you want to watch it. I imagine this is the sequel to the 90s MK movie, right?
>>39160
Fucking hell it looks like shit.
>>39169
I've checked, Cytube is having performance issues. Let's hope it's fixed by tomorrow.
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Nintendo patenting shader math, watch out guys.
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>>39172
Nintendo has to be stopped.
>>39088
I'm still finding these.
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Sega's RGG Studio uploaded a full-length trailer and commentary for their upcoming game.
They've got some big Japanese names playing character roles, and for some reason, they also decided to add in Snoop Dogg and his son, who stick out like sore thumbs among them.
Pop star Ado is here as well, and I must admit the theme song is pretty catchy. (Well, up until the point Snoop starts rapping.)
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Spotted the Boxart for that one Devil Hunter Yohko game. 

>>39175
They better have some brain melting subrosa nonsense in the game or a hilarious side story to justify Snoop Lion's Dogg's presence.

>>39172
You just can't trust anyone. 

>>39163
Meh. What should I say about this (without getting shout out of a  cannon by BO)? I forgot to present to you the dismal numbers on Fullchan. Keep in mind that this is just here to illustrate my point not a occasion to invade or even talk smack about it. 

>>39168
Oh great. Don't tell me we are dealing with something like Foolz in here.
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>>39170
Looks like it was fixed within a couple hours. See you at the stream.
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>>39176
To sum it up briefly: The main character, Makoto, is some broke mutt in early 20th-century America who lost his family, so he decides to stow himself away on a ship to seek a better life in Japan.
He eventually gets caught on board, and it turns out to be the ship of a secret international smuggler, the character played by Snoop. So yeah, that's basically how he comes into the story.
He decides to let Makoto stay aboard and go to Japan, in exchange for working for him.
(As for the character played by Snoop's son Cordell, there isn't much revealed about him yet. It seems he's part of a later portion of the story, and they're trying to avoid spoilers.)
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>>39175
>Snoop Dogg and his son
I hate the kikes and their golems so much.
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>>39178
>mutt
>america hate mutts
>i will go to japan, i bet they love mutts
>mfw
>>39178
So Sub Rosa with a huge side dish of race whining. Another title I have to pat down. Leftism can't be squeezed out quickly enough.
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China will grow larger.
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>Google has a new system called Cloud Fraud Defense, which is the next version of reCAPTCHA, and has started rolling out to users 
>When the system detects risky web activity, it no longer shows the old picture puzzles where you pick out buses or traffic lights. Instead, it displays a QR code that you scan with your Android phone, but to pass the test your phone must have Google Play Services installed and running.
>This change has been active since October 2025 based on support pages and old web records, and it blocks users of privacy-focused Android phones such as >GrapheneOS, CalyxOS, and /e/OS because these phones remove Google services on purpose to provide stronger privacy and security.
>The result is that millions of websites now treat these privacy phones as risky, so users must either add Google Play Services or stay locked out. 
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Starting in 10 minutes with Yadamon or 20 minutes with Star Trek The Next Generation.
>>39183
You will own nothing and be happy, goy.
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This was an actual game series on the Nintendo DS, we've lost so much.
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star trek tng s01e16 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/beta1/1c0d4ecf01fb700e3c4a/star_trek_tng_s01e16.mp4
star trek tng s01e17 https://uguu.neco.lol/files/Qt9yz_Vxyd0xexW8ozlQkPWB.mp4
star trek tng s01e18 https://uguu.neco.lol/files/aBc40t01GAFhK39yDsdEjy5b.mp4
garo 08 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/beta0/b65ffd1f85a5ba956839/garo_08.mp4
garo 09 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/beta0/48b460b4d08b2aa193c3/garo_09.mp4
hakumei to mikochi 01 https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/beta0/f8af293122b68ef2be59/hakumei_to_mikochi_01.mp4
duel to the death (1983) https://fileditchfiles.me/file.php?f=/alpha4/7b4d53f9dad03d26db94/Duel_to_the_Death_%281983%29.mp4

Pre-Pre-show:
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>>39187
Thanks for the stream and the files
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That new retarded movie "game" which kept getting 10s from IGN and the like isn't actually an indie title at all, it was published and produced by Annapurna Interactive, which is owned by Megan Ellison, daughter of Oracle's co-founder Larry Ellison, one of the richest people on Earth.
Really makes you think
>>39192
Indie game dev died as soon as people started calling games with a publisher indie because they had a small dev team. Now indie is just a label for AA devs to manipulate awards and marketing same thing like Expedition 33.
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>>39193
If it isn't self-published and self funded then it really isn't indie at all, Expedition 33 was such a mockery of the term.
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I just had the perfect idea of what to add to the CRBA Archive.

Basically, a community experience which would consist of beautifully detailed point-and-click-adventure style rooms. In each room, you could click on things to go to other rooms or to interact in some way. Some of these interactions would have a community/multiplayer element to them, although I'm not sure exactly how it would work.

All of it would be themed around the feeling of an extreme, over the time saccharine eternal innocence and a feeling of ethereal beauty with this elemental magical feeling. Like a dream being whispered into your ear.

Unfortunately, I have no artistic talent whatsoever. If you like this idea and would be interested in helping, please tell me.

If you don't know, the CRBA Archive is a site I created to host a collection of the art of an extremely obscure but amazingly talented artist from Taiwan/Japan a found a few years ago. When I first discovered his art, it was an amazing spiritual experience that felt like I stopped participating in the actual world fully for an entire day. It legitimately was a trance that I distinctly remember waking up from and not remembering anything that had happened for the whole day, it was that magical.

The CRBA Archive is located here: https://crba.tw
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>>39192
Is this dude a chameleon? What's with his fucking eyes?

Anyway, I didn't even know what fucking game that was, so I had to look it up. It's titled "Mixtape"? I thought that was a name for some new streaming platform or some shit.
But yeah, that "game" looks like pure AIDS.
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>>39195
That was actually rather cute.

>>39197
>Is this dude a chameleon? What's with his fucking eyes?
Looks like the same condition that Marty Feldman had.
>>39187
Thanks for the stream as usual.

>>39197
Slow news are slow. The game is the creation of a nepo baby and that should be the end of it. 

>>39193
It still live, but the term itself wasn't gatekept since the original Indie scene has been sacrificed to show it to gamergays.
Some of the best Simpsons episodes were those that developed Homer as a person the most such as 'Stark Raving Dad', 'And Maggie Makes Three' and 'Lisa's Sax'
>>39191
((( They ))) killed him with the vaccine.
>>39192
That game was made for him, he can't see shit with those eyes.
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>mixtape named game
>can't do a the mechanics of a mixtape correctly
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It's kind of scary just how realistic Forza Horizon 6 looks when compared to real life Japan
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Some gameplay for the sake of it
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I really want to play this but rather than partaking in races, I'd just like to drive around the map listening to some cool songs.
>>39203
I don't get why games are so obsessed with them, especially the kinds of people who were too young for tapes or were too rich to have ever needed to use a cassette in their lives.
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>>39206
As someone who grew up when everything was transitioning from cassettes to discs I can understand the nostalgia for VHS tapes because of the unique look and feel of media delivered in that format. I even have a cassette player to expressly play some things I find in that format, but I have to admit that I almost never use it. But as far as audio cassettes, those were always trash in comparison to CDs. And their only "advantage" was in the fact that the music didn't skip at the slightest bump. However, that problem was solved almost instantly with MP3 players becoming so widespread so quickly.
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>>39088
More. SPOOPED!
>>39207
Cassettes existed for a good long time though.
>And their only "advantage" was in the fact that the music didn't skip at the slightest bump. 
Well they also were recordable where as early CDs weren't and they were bog cheap to make too. They also did double duty as a data medium too. Obviously there were DAT drives and other kinds of dedicated tape drives and media , but several kinds of home computers just used standard audio cassettes for their tape drives, probably to save money for both the manufacturer and the customers.
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I am watching a documentary about the production of Das Boot. It was really interesting how much went horribly wrong. The actor who played the guy that went over board literally face tanked like 120 tons of water for the scene. The mold you see on screen was real. All the provisions on set got bad for real. The water in the water inflow scene was such a smelly mess that a member of the crew poured some real Cologne water into it to make it bearable. And the model for the outdoor scenes at the coast of La Rochelle broke apart while it was anchored for the night. One of the kind movie with a one of a kind lore. 

>>39206
The medium was so widespread, that it is practically a part of teenage life in the 90s. The member berry the game seems to attempt to feed to you there that the compact cassette was the only game in town when it came to recording your own music back then. They even sounded halfway decent if you didn't use cheaply made nonsense to play or record them. I still have a drawer full of cassettes I have recorded myself. Of course rewinding wasn't done with pencil. That's retarded. It was done to get the tape pack into the cassette itself. 

I've also checked on mine. Besides a original copy of Paint Brush for the C64 and a Tina Turner album I've got for some reason, its mostly punk rock, metal and Klaus Kinskies infamous stage meltdown from the premiere of his Jesus Saviour.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WcdsFfZCfMQ 
 Or copypaste watch?v=WcdsFfZCfMQ on something else. Who knows which is still working. 

>>39207
> But as far as audio cassettes, those were always trash in comparison to CDs.
I guess; Most audio cassettes you have experienced were made of garbolium and Trashin already, because nobody bought brand new music on compact cassettes anymore. The Real advantage was their recordability. All you needed was a tape recorder (Most Hi-Fi system already had one) and maybe an aux cable to record shit directly from your computer if you wanted to. No expensive as hell CD burner needed. The i-pod and especially all those wonderful nugget shaped MP3 players that came out later made cassettes obsolete immediately. Even the cheapest nugget could store more music than any audio cassette.
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The new GITS is gonna look sweet!
>>>/animu/115184
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>>39208
>but several kinds of home computers just used standard audio cassettes for their tape drives
That was before my time as I grew up with floppies and CDs. And from what I understand, there were attempts to fiddle with that concept here in the states, but it never really caught on the way it did in Europe. For example, Wizardry and Ultima initally launched on the huge 5 1/2" floppies back in '81.

>>39210
>Even the cheapest nugget could store more music than any audio cassette.
I still remember how I got an MP4 player in Middle School (Around '08) and thought it was the hottest shit to be watching high-quality conversions of cartoons on a device the size of a GBC cartridge. Yes, I was aware of the PSP at the time, but I hadn't learned about it's video playback capabilities.
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>>39212
Let's hope it sticks closely to the source material
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>The Weebnd
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>>39215
He also got a signed illustration of Diana from Pragmata a few weeks ago, I wonder why this is even happening
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>>39217
>nigger gets special, "move to the front of the line" treatment
>who could be ((( behind ))) this?
Need I say it, Anon?
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>>39218
If in doubt, Madthad. The Goldbaum racism  show can't start early enough, but this ain't for this place.
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>>39219
fuck all niggers
Judging by what I read, the new boards are so and so. At least we got a bunch of animu boards that aren't copying the ironfisted rule of Halfchan's from 15 years ago. 

>>39212
It doesn't look halfway bad. The art style is pretty close to the Manga's too. Let's see if the plot also sticks to to the Manga or they make up something else once again. 

>>39213
Ah nuggets. Those were they day when the electronic equivalent of clanging rocks together was still impressive and rubber coating didn't want to become oil. In hindsight they are tofu dreg construction of the electronics world. 

>>39215
Obviously because he is astroturfed. Since weeb rags are sort of out of fashion, like all printed magazines, they attempt flying an influencer in. I already know of a similar situation involving a monopolist that controlled the entire market for Anime VHS and Magazine also ran by them. They were are infamous and hated. Now the DVD crash got those weeb Skekses  for good and all they have nowadays is the overpriced physical version of some famous shows and no money to pay a rubberstamp office. One of their competitors that was formed out spite naturally offers animu discs much cheaper than they do.
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Happy CUNY Tuesday, everyone!
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>>39217
>He also got a signed illustration of Diana from Pragmata a few weeks ago
Yeah, I noticed.
The illustration was surprising. I'd like to know who made it.

>I wonder why this is even happening
Pretty obvious ((( reason ))), really.
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>>39223
I have thought. You remember Jake Paul's stunt with the graded Shounen Jump issue, yes? And there is this. And the next big thing on the collectible market is graded VHS. Did you know this? So could it be that somebody attempts to manipulate the market of for second hand anime, mangos and weeb collectibles? Think about it! The American comic market had a long enshitification by the hands of woke hacks behind it before it partly corrected itself like last thursday. Its still mostly in the crapper. Some comic shops became anime stores to survive. The average age of comic book dorks who still reject mangos is 30 something. Does it resemble something I have already described? OH FUCK
Its the very same situation Carlsen found itself in before the entire franco-belgian to kraut pipeline ripped its collective guts out in front of everybody! That's bad news for the comic book collector's market. Comic books could be western paraphernalia all over again where all the boomers who have collected cowboy nonsense ended up holding the bag. Forever. You see, Collectors aren't made, they are born. And if you don't get them young like something like the comic books industry should, you'll never ever get them. So in order to skim money and sell into the trend, some asshole might promoting that goof to snooker everyone into investing into some collecting category connected to animu and mangos. 

Don't believe me? Then maybe you'll believe that guy talking about Nintendo, Pokémon cards, Magic Cards, graded comic books, Actionfigures and ... even a dead squirrel in a box (And maybe I am accidentally not joking, because taxidermy is also a collecting category™)

https://www.youtube.com/@ReservedInvestments
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>>39222
oh è CUNY tuesday!!!??? buona CUNY tuesday
>>39224
>the graded Shounen Jump issue, yes? And there is this. And the next big thing on the collectible market is graded VHS. Did you know this?
I'm a self-educated retard when it comes to buying vintage fucking coins and even I know that "grading" is nothing more than a big scam
Honestly, I despise the entire concept of "collections" because what it becomes the overwhelming majority of the time is some insecure retard either trying to flaunt his wealth or being a poser about how "educated" he is. I will admit that I do participate in collecting some items, but it's stuff that I find value in and/or that I actually plan on playing/watching/reading. And even then, I spend majority of my time bargain bin hunting.
>Some comic shops became anime stores to survive
In my state, they became TCG hubs.
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Shine on you crazy gemerald
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Young me was right, Shadow the Hedgehog is actually cool as fuck and anyone who says otherwise is a bitter aging millenial.
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>see this character
>oh this is from a game
>lets check out game
>horrid fetishes all around
>>39228
game is ass tho, has the crappy sonic heroes physics instead of the better adventure physics
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>lets check out game
Holy shit how did I fuck THAT up, I sound like that one hockey player.
Anyway at least I found that the game has a cool blowjob scene.
>>39230
I personally enjoy it but I will never defend it's gameplay, it really is just slippery garbage and quite frankly it could use a fan remake/port like Sonic 06 that makes it less shit.
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>>39231
That SHOULD have audio
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New regular show episode was actually funny
>>39226
You collect coins? What's the rarest one you got?
RIP Gelbooru
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>>39236
What happened?
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>>39237
It's been down for several hours, I think they got dropped by their hosting provider.
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>>39238
No. What happened is he finally decided to abandon Cuckflare and switch to a different DNS provider. It's probably taking time because it has to update the records.
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The same collectible finance guy I have mentioned also cranked out a fascinating video about the world glass marble collecting. Turns out when Reganomics finally kicked in, some people looking for cheap collectibles sucked up all actually antique marbles (from Germany of all places) and people who missed out moved on to machine made ones from their childhoods. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6bZtfOEemWU

>>39239
Good on him. I hope he uses something that has proven itself to some fediverse admins already. 

>>39228
The game wasn't strictly a sonic game. Biggest grievance with aging sonic autists. The edge has also been rightfully mocked. It should have been its own thing. Also the slippery physics made of assumption revealed to the devs during a delirium had hindered all sonic games from that era. 

Shadow as a person is pretty interesting. Different esoteric "nonsense" would have helped to sell his lore if I remember correctly.
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>>39240
>The edge has also been rightfully mocked
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