#UI Movie Release Date

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PMoon Stream Recap

UPCOMING IDS/EGO

-HIGHLIGHT: Manager of La Manchaland ~ Don Quixote --Uses Bloodfeast --Changes Skill based on other La Manchaland IDs on field --Certain keyword stacks will further enhance certain Skills -Devyat Sinclair teaser -Asymmetrical Inertia ~ Heathcliff -Magic Bullet ~ Outis (Walpurgis) -Four unknown Arknights "Sinner x Operator" EGO --These EGO will belong to Faust, Hong Lu, Ishmael, and Gregor

MIRROR DUNGEON 5 - "FIRST WAVE" NEXT WEEK

-Plans for a "slow rollout" instead of "at-once deployment" -IDs are now revived and fully healed between floors --Alive ID SP carries over, dead ID SP is reset to 0 -New Theme Packs and EGO Gifts --3 new "Story" Packs and 4 new "RR" Packs -Normal is now 5 Floors -Starter Buffs are nerfed (somehow?) -Duplicate Gifts may appear. These gifts can only be fused/sold, and have no effect. -Added a button to allow Hard Theme Packs in Normal -Beating a Boss now shows 4 Gifts by default. --2 Gifts must be chosen in Hard -Shops and Rests are now one Node type --Can buy Revives at Shops --Better Shop in Hard -Special new Nodes with Abnormalities. Upon winning, they grant the Gifts you'd get from fighting them in an Event Node -Hard "Fog of War" now shows upcoming two Nodes, rather than one -Fusion Gifts may be Fused again in "Fusion Gift Trees." Due to this, "weaker" Fusion Gifts are being added -"Achievements" are being added -"Monthly ID Rotation" and "Recurring Missions" -May challenge the Dungeon past Floor 5 -QoL Changes --New UI --Clear Time Record in the end screen

"WEALTH & FAME"

-They want Seasonal IDs to be more gimmicky and interesting -Seasonal IDs will now become available in Dispenser a week after release, instead of immediately -They want to do "better cutscenes, ads, PVs, short episodes, full-length movies, new games, better release animations, etc." --Kim Jihoon REALLY wants an anime -Target Extractions will now only feature IDs/EGO from the immediately preceding Season, though still not Event IDs/EGO -"Themed Target Extractions" in the future (e.g. Blade Lineage)

OLD INTERVALLOS

-Intervallos have been unvoiced in the past for faster releases -From now on, Intervallos will be voiced again --Old Intervallos will have voice acting retroactively added to them --Characters that now have voices will also gain Announcers (e.g. Gnomes, Jun, Aeng-du) --Old Mini Episodes will also be given voice acting -Announcers may now be exchanged with Ideality --This is for "more money for anime" -Adding a "Hard Mode" to Intervallo stages --Higher enemy levels --More rewards?

NEW INTERVALLOS

-Intervallo 7.5-1: LCB Regular Health Checkup --The Sinners get a "checkup" for signs of Distortion -Intervallo 7.5-2: Nocturnal Sweeping --About the Sweepers

THE 5TH WALPURGIS NIGHT

-Full-Stop Office Themed --Two Full-Stop Fixer IDs -Der Freischütz Outis EGO

CHAPTER 8 - THE SURRENDERED WITNESSING

-Hong Lu's Canto -No more info

LIMBUS COMPANY X ARKNIGHTS COLLAB

-Happening in September - October of 2025 -Crossover Story, Four New EGO, and an Announcer --There will not be a new Identity --The Announcer is an Operator, but their identity will not be revealed --Story will be "longer than Mini Episode, shorter than Intervallo" -Releasing crossover items for all Sinners would be "difficult," which is why there will only be four EGO --These EGO will belong to Faust, Hong Lu, Ishmael, and Gregor --The paired Operators will be revealed at a later date -These EGO will be in the first ever "Limited Extraction"

OTHER

-The Project Moon x Mili concert has been delayed due to Cassie Wei's child delivery --New date is "around" November 18th, 2025 --Concert venue will accommodate 1,500-2,000 people --Online tickets will be sold -Let players use resources to turn an Identity into a "skin" that may be applied to other Identities of the same Sinner. This is purely cosmetic. --This is a "long-term goal" -Project Moon will be participating in AGF2024. There will be merch. --ID Acrylic Cards, Limbus Company hoodie (and limited patches), Limbus Employee ID Cards, EGO coin badges, Limbus paper bag, W Corp Cap, Limbus 2025 Calendar --Kim JiHoon will be giving autographs at the event. No Q&A -Expanding HamHamPangPang with "panoramic projection" -HamHamPangPang "Pop-Up Store" --Opening in Busan, South Korea for 3 days. Will sell food & merch --They are in talks with "other popular pop-up shops" as well --Merch from AGF2024 will be sold here, and eventually at the main HamHamPangPang location -8th Anniversary Rewards - 1300 Lunacy, 3-Star Extraction Ticket

SEASON 5 TIMELINE

-Mirror Dungeon 5 -Manager of La Manchaland ~ Don Quixote -Return of Miracle in District 20 (Event) -The Fifth Walpurgis Night - Full Stopped by a Bullet -Intervallo 7.5-1: LCB Regular Health Checkup -Refraction Railway Line 5 - Merry-Go-Round -Return of Yield My Flesh to Claim Their Bones (Event) -Intervallo 7.5-2: Nocturnal Sweeping -Canto 8 - The Surrendered Witnessing -Limbus Company x Arknights (Sept/Oct 2025)

"We want to go far, not rise high; however, we want to try more things in the future."

[dbzebra]

I don't have any specific questions to ask so just rant about anything about DB/Z/GT/S that you constantly think about

Well I pretty much think about alot of DB constantly but lately whats been on my mind, outside stupid shit the fandom says, is that my tinfoil hat theory about DBS.

Now this isnt saying anything bad about Super despite my negative feelings on it, just something I noticed.

Something is absoultely going wrong behind the scenes in modern Dragon Ball's production. For one, the manga stuff is nowhere in sight merchandise wise. You'd think Bandai would have pushed out a dozen figures of SSJ Purple Vegeta and Black Freeza by now but nope. Nothing. Not even in the games like Dokkan or Legends. For reference, UI Goku got announced in Dokkan not even 24 hours after the episode aired.

Secondly, the horrible marketing for DBSSH makes me think they almost wanted it to fail. I know there was that leak that pushed back the release date, but the complete and utter lack of promo material leading up to the movie was wild. This is the same series that has episode titles like "Transformed at Last" so theyve never shyed away from spoilers. even DBS Broly showed soooooo much in the promos, there was TONS of merch everywhere. For Superhero? we had the same ~minute of footage from first teaser up until launch iirc. little to no merch. Theres been a few Gohan Blanco figures, but like, barely anything for Piccolo, 1 or 2 for the Gammas, nothing for Gotenks, 1 little figure for Trunks and Goten, ((and apparently one big Goten model coming soon but the movies been out for over a year by the time that drops))

Thirdly, the manga. Again, my feelings aside, its just strange. After the most recent big arc, they took like 3 months off, only to come back for a slice of life arc about Trunks (Goten was marketed but he was barely there, it was really just Trunks and I'll die on that hill), and then just retell the movie we just saw. They took 3 months off for ANOTHER retelling? What makes thigns even more weird is that the manga skipped right over the Broly movie. it was like "yeah this happened" and thats it. So??? EOZ is still clearly going to be the end to me, so I think theyre gearing up for one big final battle against Freeza but theres just so many strange decisions made these past 2 years.

And dont forget the "DBS 2 confirmed" leaks that run rampant on twitter. People keep saying their 'inside source' are telling them its coming, and then it doesnt come. Back when the movie was coming out, it was July confirmed! Then August. September, October, Novemeber, December, January, etc. and the story changed constantly, its honestly fucking hilarious and the longer it goes the funnier it is every time it doesnt get announced

TLDR modern Dragon Ball is a fucking mess production wise and has been literally since day one

[times-eclipse]

Persona 6 Dream - Phantom Thieves and a Circus Troupe

I had a bit of a nap earlier and ended up having a dream about Persona 6. For whatever reason it also involves the cast of Persona 5, but it at least took it in an interesting way. It's kinda a long description, so let's see how I do.

There was an anime-style OP, as they do, but I don't really remember much about it by this point. It introduced a few dream-specific characters, as well as the Phantom Thieves. I was a little concerned why PT was there, as I worried it might mean it can't stand on its own.

I seemed to be playing the game with a friend, but I only saw the game visuals in the dream. The camera was low-down and close up like I was in the game itself, but seemed to also have running commentary like I was watching/playing it.

The game starts off with some other party going somewhere in some town. I don't remember anything about how they looked, except for recalling the protagonist's design - like a cross between Makoto Yuki P3 and Ren P5. He had short, slightly curly-wavy hair like Ren, but it was a dark blue like it was a mix between Makoto and Ren. He was shown in an outfit that seemed... almost playing-card magician themed - alike the P5 Joker outfit, but with more reds and whites, slightly anime-outfit extravagant but not too much. He also maybe had Joker-mask-styled glasses.

The party end up going to a movie theatre. Two characters from the OP that looked like circus ringleaders - dressed in white blazers and pants, one man with a tophat and one woman with a baton - are all "HEY who wants to rule a Palace?!" and pull out of the fabric of reality a weird cog-spike thing. The cog-spike is heavily black-and-white styled like it's part of P5's UI, and is apparently called a "key".

One party member, the Ryuji/Junpei-type (he even looked rather Ryuji), gets extremely hyped for it and ravenously goes after it, as do some others in the theatre. I (in the background) are all "oh I think I see the story loop here". When he grabs onto it, reality falls apart and everyone is falling through a red void, and the Phantom Thieves are there?? The thieves are all "who the heck is this lot?!"

The party and PT are eventually standing in a garden/flower field sort of area. I don't remember exactly the conversation, but it's said/implied basically that the party has been caught up in some Cognition thing, and the PT are here because they've been solving such events in the background. Akechi is there too. The Junpei-Ryuji guy that grabbed the "key" is nowhere to be seen.

The game seems to inherit from your P5 save file and called Joker "Juurou" here, like my previous playthrough with my friend. This is like the one point the dream tried to be a bit more game and brought up a dialogue box, only to get all "lived" again and me there, in the dream is all "OH HECK YEAH IT'S JUUROU, woo!" and patted his cheeks and confused everyone.

I think the idea in the dream was that these two circus ringleader types were going around showing people the Wonders of the Metaverse, and people exposed to those "keys" suddenly became overcome with power and desire. If you touched the "key", you'd form a Palace right there for that area, as it happened for The Junpei-Ryuji. The dream implied each party member would go through this, even though your entire circle of friends was practically introduced right at the start.

In this situation it would be almost comical after like the fourth dungeon to see party members still fall for the ringleaders' trap.

Regardless, once at the flower garden area, this is about when I woke up. The P6 party was congregating together but unsure what do, and PT were heading off on their own, and then... I don't remember anything else. There was an aside all "hey wait a sec when was P6 supposed to come out again" and then remembered going to a store to get it, and the release date on the trailer being all 2023.04.13 and it was apparently like, the 17-18th in the dream..?

But regardless, aside from the frankly marketing powered inclusion of the Phantom Thieves, the general conceit of the dream was kinda cute. Also if we end up with a P6 trailer announcing it for release on Homestuck Day, you heard it here first folks.

[govindhtech]

Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 2024 Delivers Next-Gen Performance

Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 2024

Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Rumors

Galaxy Tab S10 2024 tablets transform tablets with cutting-edge features, performance, and beauty. Professionals and enthusiasts can use the Galaxy Tab S10 series’ power and portability. This extensive evaluation examines the design, display, performance, battery life, and software features that distinguish this tablet line.

Quality Design and Construction

Samsung’s elegant design continues with the Galaxy Tab S10 2024. Tablets’ high-grade aluminum shell makes them portable and comfortable for long-term use without strain. Basic design’s ultra-thin bezels create a magnificent edge-to-edge display.

Compact and Lightweight

Galaxy Tab S10 models range from 10.9 to 14.6 inches, so you may find one that meets your work, entertainment, or portability demands. Slim tablets with a weight starting at 465 grams are convenient to carry and provide a quality user experience on the go.

Galaxy S10 tab Release Date

Galaxy Tab S10 2024 is scheduled in late October 2024. Pre-orders likely began a few weeks before the debut, as is Samsung’s tablet release schedule. Regional differences may affect release dates.

Display Technology

Display is a selling point of the Galaxy Tab S10 2024 series. This series improves Samsung’s vibrant, high-quality screens with Dynamic AMOLED 2X. The 120Hz refresh rate gives gaming and multitasking smooth images.

Color and resolution accuracy

For vivid visuals and great color accuracy, the S10 and S10 Ultra boast 2560 x 1600 pixels and WQXGA+ resolution. HDR10+ boosts contrast and color, making the Galaxy Tab S10 2024 excellent for watching movies or editing HD photos and videos.

Performance and Hardware

The Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 CPU powers the Galaxy Tab S10 series, giving great performance and economy. Multitasking, gaming, and productivity are supported by this CPU, so the tablet can run demanding apps without lag.

Memory and Storage Choices

RAM choices range from 8GB to 16GB for the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra, offering smooth performance even while running multiple programs. Storage ranges from 128GB to 1TB, including microSD card expansion. This flexibility makes it ideal for storing huge files, programs, and media without running out of space.

Camera and Imaging

Samsung carefully designed the Tab S10 series’ camera systems, making it a top performer. The dual back camera combination comprises a 13MP wide-angle lens and a 6MP ultra-wide lens for professional photographs and videos.

Selfies with Video Calls on Front Camera

The Tab S10 Ultra’s 12MP sensor and wide-angle front camera produce crisp, clear shots in low light. This makes the tablet ideal for video conferencing, internet meetings, and selfies.

Battery Life and Charging

Galaxy Tab S10 2024 batteries are excellent. The Ultra model’s 10,500mAh battery lasts all day, even with heavy loads. The bundled 45W rapid charger charges up to 50% in 30 minutes.

Battery Optimization and Power Efficiency

Tab S10 series energy-efficient Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 and Exynos 2400 processors increase battery life. Smart power management in Samsung One UI 6.0 lets users maximize battery life by managing background apps.

Software and User Experience

The Galaxy Tab S10 2024 series comes with Android 14 with Samsung’s One UI 6.0 for a smooth user experience. This version of One UI adds multi-window functionality, widget improvements, and S Pen connectivity for the tablet.

Samsung Productivity DeX

For professionals, Samsung DeX is game-changing. It gives the Tab S10 series a desktop-like experience with taskbars, resizable windows, and more when connected to an external display. This makes it suitable for tablet users seeking laptop-level productivity.

S Pen/Stylus Features

The S Pen is essential to the Galaxy Tab S10 2024. Its improved precision and responsiveness make it useful for sketching, note-taking, and air movements. The S Pen’s magnetic attachment and wireless charging on the tablet’s rear keep it handy.

Creativity and Productivity Increase

Samsung’s creativity apps like Clip Studio Paint and PenUp let users use the S Pen for art. Samsung Notes lets productivity enthusiasts write down ideas easily, and handwriting recognition turns notes into editable text.

Internet and 5G Support

The Galaxy Tab S10 2024 series supports 5G for fast download and upload speeds. Together with Wi-Fi 6E, customers can expect fast, stable internet connections anywhere. Bluetooth 5.3 improves keyboard, mouse, and headphone connectivity.

Music and Entertainment

The Galaxy Tab S10 series’ quad AKG speakers and Dolby Atmos compatibility deliver excellent audio. This creates an immersive sound experience, making the Tab S10 great for streaming, gaming, and music.

Galaxy Tab S10 Price

Model and storage options will determine the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 2024 price range. Although official pricing hasn’t been announced, the Galaxy Tab S10 is expected to start at $699 to $799 for the base model and $899 to $1,099 or more for higher-tier models, depending on storage and connectivity options.

Conclusion

Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 2024 series is the pinnacle of performance, design, and innovation. This series includes strong solutions for work, creativity, and pleasure. With its gorgeous display, long battery life, and productivity features like DeX and the S Pen, the Galaxy Tab S10 2024 may be the greatest tablet of the year.

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The Full Crunchyroll Breakdown

When it comes to anime streaming services, Crunchyroll stands head and shoulders above the competition, providing avid fans with access to the latest releases and beloved classics. Originally established in 2006 as an illicit anime site, Crunchyroll has since transformed into a dominant force within the genre as a result of a series of strategic deals, partnerships and mergers. Following its official merger with the industry giant Funimation in 2022, the platform has become a global destination, delivering viewers in over 200 countries a remarkable collection of more than 40,000 episodes. With an impressive user base of 100 million registered individuals, Crunchyroll continues to captivate anime enthusiasts worldwide.

Upon my initial use of Crunchyroll, I found the app’s navigation and UI to be exceptionally reliable and smooth. The search engine is intuitive and simple to use, which is essential given the vast array of content available. Plus, the platform operates seamlessly as it barely ever glitches. One of the app’s biggest features is its well-curated content. This is because movies and TV shows are perfectly curated by genre, which makes browsing satisfying and straightforward, while also facilitating the discovery of new shows. Additionally, Crunchyroll offers HD options in 720p and 1080p, with automated streaming at the best quality appropriate for your device. The picture quality is excellent, and the anime looks fantastic even in standard HD.

Crunchyroll stands out as one of the top streaming services, thanks to its 7-day trial option. This allows users to test out the app without any financial commitment. Once the trial period ends, users can make an informed decision about whether or not to continue using Crunchyroll. Additionally, Crunchyroll’s price subscriptions provide more than simply basic streaming services. The fan subscription, which is the cheapest, is priced at $7.99 per month. This plan provides so much like ad-free, unrestricted access to the Crunchyroll collection, new episodes immediately following their Japanese launches, and digital manga. While giving over 1,000 series available, Crunchyroll caters to both seasoned anime enthusiasts and newcomers, making it an excellent choice for any TV watcher. One standout feature of Crunchyroll is its broadcasting of new anime episodes on the same day as their Japanese broadcast, which allows viewers to stay up-to-date without the fear of spoilers.

Crunchyroll, despite its merits, does fall short in terms of providing a complete collection of classic anime that viewers often seek. Popular titles such as Death Note, Sailor Moon and Bleach are notably absent from its library. Just to name a few. Another limitation is that it’s purely an anime streaming platform , so it doesn’t have the diversity of a streaming platform like Netflix, which has regular TV shows, movies and anime.

The experience and the amount of features you get for the price, makes crunchyroll an absolutely bargain. It’s by far and away the best anime streaming service and it’s not even close due to it beating its competitors in pretty much every category. Furthermore, it is one of the best streaming platforms available, competing in every way with the juggernauts like Netflix, Amazon Prime and Apple TV.

Overall, despite being predominantly an anime streaming platform, Crunchyroll stands out as one of the top choices for streaming. This is due to its extensive range of diverse programming, a vast catalogue and a wide range of genres, all delivered at an unbelievably low price. Making it undoubtedly one of the most meticulously crafted platforms available. So, if you are already an anime enthusiast, there is no need for us to convince you further. However, if you have yet to experience the world of anime, we highly recommend giving Crunchyroll a try because it caters to a wide spectrum of interests.

[fmpfinnm]

1. Little Nightmares

Overview:

Developer/Publisher: Tarsier Studios / Bandai Namco Entertainment

Genre: Puzzle-platformer, Horror

Release Date: April 28, 2017

Unique Points:

Atmospheric Horror: Utilizes a dark, eerie atmosphere with minimal dialogue, relying on environmental storytelling and visual cues to create a sense of dread.

Art Style: Features a distinctive, Tim Burton-esque art style with grotesque, exaggerated characters and surreal environments.

Perspective and Scale: The game's small protagonist, Six, contrasts sharply with the large, intimidating enemies, creating a sense of vulnerability.

Puzzle Elements: Combines platforming with intricate puzzles that require careful observation and timing.

2. Resident Evil

Overview:

Developer/Publisher: Capcom

Genre: Survival Horror

Release Date: March 22, 1996 (original), multiple releases and remakes since

Unique Points:

Pioneer of Survival Horror: Credited with popularizing the survival horror genre, blending action, puzzles, and resource management.

Iconic Characters: Introduced memorable characters like Chris Redfield, Jill Valentine, and Albert Wesker.

Fixed Camera Angles: Early games featured fixed camera angles, enhancing tension and limited visibility.

Infectious Lore: Explores themes of bioterrorism with intricate storylines involving the Umbrella Corporation and its viral outbreaks.

3. Until Dawn

Overview:

Developer/Publisher: Supermassive Games / Sony Computer Entertainment

Genre: Interactive Drama, Survival Horror

Release Date: August 25, 2015

Unique Points:

Choice-Based Gameplay: Decisions significantly affect the story's outcome, leading to multiple endings and character fates.

Horror Tropes: Embraces and subverts classic horror movie tropes, creating a meta-narrative about the genre.

Motion Capture: Features realistic character models and performances from actors like Hayden Panettiere and Rami Malek.

Butterfly Effect: Introduces the "Butterfly Effect" system, where small choices have wide-ranging consequences.

4. Dead Space

Overview:

Developer/Publisher: Visceral Games / Electronic Arts

Genre: Survival Horror, Third-Person Shooter

Release Date: October 14, 2008

Unique Points:

Innovative UI: The game’s UI is integrated into the world; health, ammo, and other information are displayed on the character’s suit and weapons, creating an immersive experience.

Strategic Dismemberment: Requires players to dismember enemies to neutralize them, adding a unique layer of strategy to combat.

Claustrophobic Atmosphere: Set on a derelict spaceship, the USG Ishimura, the game excels at creating a tense, claustrophobic environment.

Sound Design: Uses dynamic soundscapes and environmental audio to heighten tension and immerse players.

5. Silent Hill

Overview:

Developer/Publisher: Konami

Genre: Survival Horror

Release Date: February 23, 1999

Unique Points:

Psychological Horror: Focuses more on psychological horror than gore, with disturbing imagery and themes exploring the human psyche.

Fog and Darkness: Uses fog and darkness to limit visibility, enhancing the sense of isolation and fear.

Complex Narrative: Features deep, often ambiguous storylines with multiple interpretations and endings.

Soundtrack: Akira Yamaoka's haunting and atmospheric soundtrack is integral to the game's unsettling atmosphere.

6. Soma

Overview:

Developer/Publisher: Frictional Games

Genre: Survival Horror

Release Date: September 22, 2015

Unique Points:

Philosophical Themes: Explores profound themes of consciousness, identity, and what it means to be human.

Underwater Setting: Set in an underwater research facility, PATHOS-II, the game combines sci-fi elements with existential horror.

Narrative Focus: Emphasizes narrative and atmosphere over traditional survival horror mechanics, with fewer combat elements.

Environmental Storytelling: Uses environmental storytelling and audio logs to immerse players in the world and narrative.

These games each offer a unique take on the horror genre, whether through innovative mechanics, storytelling, or atmosphere.