#Brave hero yuusha

[hungry-skeleton]

Happy 10 years of games from my favourite indie dev ever, Torch60! I discovered these games pretty late in their lifetime but I love each and every one so much! Please play Torch60's RPGs THEY'RE ALL FREE!!

Itch.io page - Steam page (less games then the itch.io page)

[mapleplatoon]

It’s been a while since I’ve drawn the Storyteller!

[hotwaterandmilk]

Series: Gin no Yuusha Artist: Watanabe Yoshitomo Publication: LaLa (01/1999) Details: LaLa 1999 Calendar (March) Source: Scanned from my personal collection

[obscureanimeoftheday]

Obscure Anime of The Day:

Rokka: Braves Of The Six Flowers

Aired: 2015

Genres: Action, Adventure, Drama, Fantasy, Magic, Martial-Art, Mystery, Psychological, Romance, Violence

[tokimeki167]

Guys....I think these two should be best friend and pretty epic crossover idea

[kotaerukoto]

>Just a man, not a hero >Just a boy who had to sing this song >He cares very much >The world will never take his heart or break him >He will carry on

[blushingguy]

Genjitsu Shugi Yuusha No Oukoku Saikenki - Carla Vargas

[littleeyesofpallas]

Jikan Teishi Yuusha[時間停止勇者]: Time Stop Hero

aka TIME STOP BRAVE

[crystallizsch]

kinda random but

this song is rlly good and I just imploded at the name

YUUSHA FAMOUS I REPEAT YUUSHA FAMOUS --- jk jk

i know yuusha isn't a unique name whatsoever but seeing that lowkey also made me implode LMAO

and the name means "hero" or "brave" and i looked up the song (you're right it sounds so goooddd) so now i'm getting yuusha lore brain worms hfdsfkj

also i saw it's an opening to anime and THE LYRICS ;;;

The story comes to an end The hero falls into slumber Leaving behind a peaceful daily life In this land The flow of time, mercilessly Makes people forget The traces of their existence Also rust away

you best believe i'm gonna force and twist some of this into some yuu angst

like what if yuu goes home and everyone in twst forgets who they are or vice versa yuu forgets everyone in twst (or everyone just forgets each other like nothing happened)

[mitigatedai]

Vibes-Based Compression

LLMs often weigh in at 6 GB of information at the minimum, with more powerful models weighing in at a lot more. My personal favorite, Nous Capybara 34b, comes out to about 24 GB, while models based on Llama-2 70b might easily be 36 GB or more.

On a previous occasion, I was asking a model about Tanya Degurechaff, the main character from Youjo Senki, an anime series, and some of the answers were wrong.

User: Please translate the term "Rokka no Yuusha". llama-2 13b: Sure! "Rokka no Yuusha" (六羣の勇者) is a Japanese term that can be translated to "The Six Braves" or "The Six Heroes." It's a name used in the Youjo Senki series to refer to [...]

Llama-2 13b (~9GB) was 'thinking' of the character Togame, from the series Katanagatari, who has a number of similarities to Tanya Degurechaff. I had never heard of Katanagatari before in my life.

Recently, I asked Nous Capybara 34b a classic question:

User: Who would win in a fight - Goku or Superman? AI: This is a highly debated topic among fans of both franchises. Some argue that Superman's strength, speed, and durability give him an advantage over Goku, while others believe Goku's energy manipulation abilities, such as the Kamehameha wave, would allow him to defeat Superman. Ultimately, it depends on the specific versions of each character and the rules of their respective universes. However, in a crossover comic titled "DC vs. Marvel" (1996), Goku actually defeated Superman in a battle.

Woah, really? In fact, there was a comic book series with that name, and it was published in 1996:

Superman (DC) vs. the Hulk (Marvel). After exchanging punches and a burst of heat vision, Superman defeated the Hulk.

[shazzeaslightnovels]

Dare ga Yuusha wo Koroshita ka 1

Author: Daken

Illustrator: toi8

Label: Kadokawa Sneaker Bunko

Release Date: 29 September 2023

My Score: 4/5

Premise: In a world under attack by the Demon Lord, the brave hero and his friends went to battle. They succeeded in ending the reign of the Demon Lord and brought peace to the land, but the hero did not return from the battle. His party members claim that he was killed by a stray demon on the way home, but is that really the truth?

Review: Based on the title and premise, I thought this was going to be a murder mystery, but it's really not. It's more of a character study of the hero character with a little bit of mystery sprinkled in. The story is initially told through interviews with the hero's party members as they reflect on their relationship with the hero Ales. In between these interviews are narrative chapters briefly recounting Ales' meetings with each of these party members. As more of the mystery is revealed, the story has more narrative chapters set in the present day.

I thought this was a really solid stand alone volume. The mystery was interesting and it had really good pacing. Like with a lot of stories initially published as web novels, the chapters are short, but unlike with a lot of these stories, the short chapters didn't interrupt the pacing. Each chapter felt like it was telling a complete part of the story, and none of the chapters cut off in the middle of a scene. I really appreciated this as it made the pacing flow well and made it easier to read. The characters were pretty good too and were explored well, particularly the titular hero. While it wasn't the murder mystery I expected it to be coming into it, it was a satisfying story that I'd easily be able to recommend to fantasy readers who like a bit of mystery and introspection in their narratives. I'd also recommend this to people who are starting to learn Japanese. There's not a whole lot of action scenes and complicated terminology, and it is on the short side of things.

Side note - the author mentions in the afterword that they was in their forties when he started writing web novels, which I just thought was interesting.

[hungry-skeleton]

Torch60 making 3 person parties

[sgtm]

2015 vs 2023

Comparing my games' pixel art from OG Brave Hero Yuusha (2015) to Astra Hunter Zosma (now).

I don't think my level of graphical fidelity has changed a whole lot, but I do think my color theory has gotten a lot better.

[hotwaterandmilk]

Series: Gin no Yuusha Artist: Watanabe Yoshitomo Publication: LaLa (01/2000) Details: LaLa 2000 Calendar (December) Source: Scanned from my personal collection

[torch60games]

Hello torch60! I've been meaning to ask you some questions for a while but I've been pretty nervous to 😅. I don't want to bother you with a million questions so I was wondering how old are each of the main characters and side villains in Brave Hero Yuusha?

We know the yuusha is 17 and musashi is close to that age. Are Volza and Glynn also 17? (The idea of the "feared" demon lord just being some teen is a great image) And are Jasper and Lorica of close age too? My girlfriend and I would like to know for fan content reasons :)

Hope you are well! Thank you for making such fun games!

Hey! Thanks for the ask. I'll try to answer this is best as I can:

I wrote Brave Hero Yuusha quite a long time ago, in 2014 in fact. So I wasn't really thinking about canon ages at the time other than the main character, who was given an age similarly to how the hero of Dragon Quest III was tasked to save the world on their sixteenth birthday. Everything else is pretty vague, and it wasn't until Soma Spirits that I started giving characters more definitive ages (Heart and Soul are about 20).

I wrote Glynn to also be a teenager, so we could say she's about 16-17. Volza is a little trickier: I imagined him as hundreds of years old, being a demon lord and all that. But he interacts with the other two as if he were their age.

Lorica is meant to be a foil to Glynn, and is probably 16-17.

Jasper and Horace are definitely at least in their 20s. This is mostly based around Horace being old enough to be jaded with his job.

I hope this helps clear things up! Feel free to ask if you need any more clarification.

Sgt M

[shalmonsgamedev]

I should probably also start playing more RPGmaker games for homework.  I'm sure there'll be plenty of things I want to jot down, like "how did they do that & how can I do something similar?"  I'm already aware of a few games that really made me go "wait, RPGmaker can do that?", so, should be exciting?

Owned:

The Amber Throne (Tbh, I did play a chunk of this one & got softlocked?  Worth a revisit though, very impressive presentation despite its flaws.)

Ara Fell (Actually played through this one in its entirety, so probably just a quick revisit to remind myself what all it could do)

Arelite Core

Asdivine Hearts

Aveyond 3-1/3-2

Benjamin of Blackstone Edge

Brave Hero Yuusha EX

Corinne Cross's Dead & Breakfast

Danger Zone Friends

Deadly Sin 2

Disc Creatures

Echoes of Aetheria

Finding Light

Hello Charlotte EP2: Requiem Aeternam Deo

Hylics

Jimmy and the Pulsating Mass

LiEat

Moonstone Deep

Mutiny Island

Nepenthe

Nina Aquila: Legal Eagle, Chapter II: "Broken Wings"

No Delivery

OneShot

Path Out

Rakuen

The Sacred Tears TRUE

Skyborn

Soma Spirits: Rebalance

Sweet Lily Dreams

To the Moon

Wishlisted:

8-Bit Adventures

The Great Gaias

Holidays

Omori

Pegasus-5: Gone Astray

Stray Cat Crossing

Toymaker

Unraveled: Tale of the Shipbreaker's Daughter

Vestaria Saga I  (wait, really??  This was RPGmaker?  Dang EDIT: i am getting mixed answers as to whether or not that steam store tag is accurate, so idk)

The World is Your Weapon

I realize there are plenty of free ones out there as well, but my inclination is to play what I paid for first.

Also WOW.  Itch.io desperately needs a sort-by-tag thing for your library.  I am very much questioning the amount of time I spent figuring out what all in my sizable purchases section was RPGmaker-related. 🙃