#achi endo

[ryunumber]

what's achi endo (428 shibuya scramble) ryu number?

Achi Endo does not have a Ryu Number.

(bonus below)

Now, bear with me here. It turns out Kinoko Nasu is in 428: Shibuya Scramble.

No, not as a credit for writing a bonus scenario for Shibuya Scramble, which he did also do, but like, as a presence in the story of Shibuya Scramble.

...At least in the "True Conspiracy" scenario. According to producer Koichi Nakamura, who is also in the story of Shibuya Scramble. And is trying to warn you about his replacement fakes. And Nasu's. And eventually yours?

I'm told it's a reference to an older visual novel, Banshee's Last Cry.

At any rate, for no particular reason, let's hard pivot. You know this little fucker?

You may have caught wind of what she's like in Melty Blood: Type Lumina back when she was released as free DLC.

This isn't her first appearance in Melty Blood, of course. She was made playable in the Act Cadenza version of the original Melty Blood, where for her Last Arc attack she summons...

Okay, slightly hard to make out. Let's take a peek at a ripped asset:

Oh hey, would you look at that, it's Nasu's avatar.

Fancy that.

(So the actual sticking point here is that we don't really "see" or encounter Nasu in Shibuya Scramble, we're kinda just told he exists, which does make that appearance ineligible. But if you wanted to bend some rules, I mean,

you could make dodgier maneuvers.)

[sunstonespark]

[delinquentbrawl]

ROUND 2, MATCH 3 - SIDE A

A WANTED CRIMINAL BALLS DEEP IN DEBT FACES OFF AGAINST SHIBUYA'S MEANEST, CLEANEST EX-GANG BOSS!!!! WHAT'S THAT GONNA TURN OUT LIKE?!

(BY THE WAY, WE GOT ASKED 'BOUT ACHI BEIN' HERE CUZ HE AIN'T FROM ANYTHIN' ANIME, BUT... 428'S BATSHIT ENOUGH THAT IT COUNTS!!!!)

[transient-winds]

In relation to the torso studies:

"How did it feel drawing Endo?"

Me: 😐...

(Tbh with y'all, I wouldn't have even thought of starting it had it not been for @/azuvist and his Endo's Tattoos template. So like the biggest kudos to him.)

[dollsahoy]

@rosslynpaladin Here's a paper on endo leg pain. If I understand it correctly, the prevailing theory is that the endometrial tissue basically gums up the big nerves in the legs, but, at the time the paper was published, there really hadn't been much research into it

My version of it feels like an achy thigh that should feel better if it's stretched, but it never does (and my endo was confirmed when I had a caesarean<- this is me being salty about the paper linked only accepting data from people with laparoscopically confirmed endo.) The pain manifests in many different ways, but is definitely related to menstrual cycle

There are more articles about it on the big health sites, but I'm never sure which of those are genuinely trustworthy (and this paper is unnecessarily gendery, too)

[goat-yells-at-everything]

Uhg.

Dog convinced me to lay down for a nap earlier. It had started raining and soon as my head hit the pillow a headache sets in and I pass the fuck out. Wake up and feel like crap. Achy, nauseous, generally sicky. Stay curled up under the covers for another hour trying to decide to get up or not. Finally start feeling better and puppy wants supper so I get up.

Instantly fall back as pain shoots through my side.

Its higher than the UT pain so I know its the endo. Feels like someone stabbed me in the liver with a steak knife and is twisting it around.

Heating pad will be my best friend tonight I guess. Xp

[myf00djournal]

Wednesday

Trained shoulders and arms

Egg on toast, weetbix and milk

Small skim caramelatte

YoPro yoghurt with banana

Beef ravioli

An apple

Small bag of popcorn

Handful of jelly beans again 😅

Dinner was a pork stirfry

Protein smoothie for dessert

In at just under 2200. Having a rest day tomorrow because my back needs it. I used my standing desk at work today which helped but by the afternoon I got achy again.

I had my specialist appointment for my endo and I am having surgery on December 6th. I’m so relieved and excited that it’s booked it. It’s been a long time coming.

So excited for a sleep in tomorrow

[luna--flare]

[ID: A two-panel meme, both panels featuring the character Achi Endo from the game 428: Shibuya Scramble. He is a young man with long black hair and a red sleeveless vest over a black short with long sleeves. The left panel shows him eating spaghetti, stopping with a spoonful in his mouth to stare at the camera. The panel has the caption “Achi Endo”. The right panel shows him standing in front of a girl with one hand dramatically outstretched. Crudely edited into this hand is a bottle of Estradiol pills. The panel has the caption “Achi Endocrinologist”.]

[moontidecanvas]

everything will be alright 🎶 (happy 4/28!)

[morphogenetic]

please play 428 shibuya scramble for my boy achi endo

[aseriesofunfortunatejan]

When u get the true end and Osawa Sr. survives

[delinquentbrawl]

ROUND 1, MATCH 6 – SIDE A

THE KUZURYUS ARE BACK WIT’ A VENGEANCE! CAN NATSUMI GO WHERE HER BROTHER FAILED TA REACH, OR IS ACHI GONNA SWEEP HER CLEAN OFF THE FLOOR?!

[getdownsaturdaynight]

Thought I might have accidentally spoiled myself for 428: Shibuya Scramble by checking the tags before I’ve finished the game.

Turns out, no, I didn’t, BECAUSE ITS A DEAD FANDOM

[endoteaandme]

Wobbling like a Newborn Giraffe

My name is Katherine, I’m 24 and I have Anxiety, Major Depressive Disorder, Borderline Personality Disorder, ADHD, IC (interstitial Cystitis), and as of November 15 2022 Endometriosis. (Side note: I also have 3 cats, a dog, 2 leopard geckos, and a bearded dragon) Really the only reason I even pieced together the symptoms or that my periods we anything abnormal was because I ended up in the ER with an upper kidney infection, which wasn’t shocking to me due to having been diagnosed in 2019 with IC. I finished two courses of antibiotics and almost a month later i was still having dull achy gnawing pain in my upper and lower back. But all my blood and urine tests showed no infection. AT ALL. But I was still in pain, I honestly felt like my body was gaslighting me. The morning of the 14th I started cramping and within a few hours started bleeding enough to need a pad. Which was abnormally quick for a period to start like that for me. That same day after a visit to my GP she reviewed all my results and mentioned the possibility of endometriosis. She wanted me to wait a week or two and use the pain creme she prescribed for a week or two and see if that helped and if not I should go see a OBGYN. I was doubled over in agonizing horrible pain. I said screw that, and I made and appointment for 11/15 and boom. Diagnosed with Endo that day and started on medication. 

I was so relieved that the OBGYN believed me I started straight up ugly crying in her office. I had also found out the morning of the appointment that my parents made a mistake when filing my out of state insurance papers. Due to that I could only use my insurance in the ER for emergency services. And I had to hobble out to my car hunched over with a rice sock under/holding up my belly and get to the doctors office, go to Walmart for food, supplies, and to fill my prescriptions. I went slowly and managed to get everything I needed and slowly I got myself home and comfy in bed. I was in bed, in the bathroom, getting food or water and that was it. Essential movement only. Every day even with Pain management it was horrible. My bladder and kidneys were hurting, my digestive system was ALL KINDS of messed up, everything in my body felt swollen and heavy. When I walked I had to hold my stomach in my hand because the weight of my fat jiggling while I walk (I’m like 5′3″ and 198 lbs) because the pain and weight of everything moving while i walked was unbearably painful and made me nauseous. I have missed a little over a week of work and that’s not been helpful for my anxiety. I’m reaching out to others in Facebook groups with others with Endo and it’s nice having a feeling of understanding. I’m trying to make sure I get all my feelings out whether it’s verbally or written. I have a pretty great support system and a loving supportive partner. I’m doing okay so far but still, so much bed rest and time at home and you start going a little nuts and getting stir crazy. 

I’m hoping that this blog can be beneficial for me and who knows maybe someone else experiencing something similar can find some type of comfort or hope as well.

[iplaywithstring]

Red, Yellow and Green Days

I shared this system with a friend of mine recently, and she found it really helpful, so I’m sharing it here too. I might have actually shared this before, but I can’t remember and search is unhelpful.

I’ve got ME/CFS, and endometriosis. The endo is mostly not an issue thanks to wonderful meds, but still gets fussy now and then. The ME/CFS is in the mild/moderate range - dealing with fatigue, weakness, pain and sound/light sensitivity is my norm, and it doesn’t take much for PEM to become an issue.

The biggest problem with managing symptoms is that I’ve got this really bad habit of trying to do as much as I can on my “good” days (”good” meaning “better than my worst day”, not actually, you know, symptom free). I often end up pushing too hard and causing more problems, rather than just taking it easy and having a more consistent energy level.

So I came up with Red, Yellow and Green days, as a reminder to take it easy and be gentle with myself.

Red days - nothing more strenuous than sitting upright. Might spend most of the day in bed. I know it’s a red day when I’m weak or in a lot of pain - if I can’t knit, or can’t open the fridge, or holding my phone is too hard, it’s a red day. Red days I am not required to do anything more than exist. Yellow days - I might be able to stand to make a meal, or do a load of laundry, but leaving the house is probably not a good idea. I can knit or spin or maybe even weave for a bit, but nothing that keeps me on my feet for more than 20 minutes. I know it’s a yellow day when I’m achy or stiff or tired, or if the thought of tv or music is just big old nope. Yellow days are basically sitting activities only. I have to lay down for at least an hour, but expect to sleep for 2-3 hours mid-day.

Green days - I can do things! I feel pretty good, it’s worth it to go for a walk, or tackle some cleaning, or hang out with people. I try to keep activity to 2 hr blocks and then check in with how I’m doing. I probably won’t nap but I will rest. Green days I’m “normal”. Now for the rules

- I can not go from a Red day to a Green day - if Monday was Red, then Tuesday is at least Yellow by default. Even if I feel good, I have to treat it as a yellow day.

- If I’m up past midnight, the next day defaults to Yellow. If I’m up past 3 (generally insomnia, not actual choice), then the next day defaults to red.

- If I take pain meds, it’s a Yellow day, even if it started out Green. If pain meds happen after 7 pm, the next day is also likely to default to Yellow

- There is no need to feel guilty for not getting things done on Red or Yellow days - those days aren’t for being productive, they are for recovery so I can be functional later. Anything I do get done is a bonus and I can celebrate it. - Prioritize things that feel good on Green days - sometimes having a clean bathroom feels good, sometimes it can wait until tomorrow, or be handed off to someone else to do. Green days do not mean that I am well.

- If I am active for more than 6 hrs in a row or 10 hrs total (active meaning on my feet, socializing, or in a crowded/noisy place), the next day defaults to yellow. Visiting with friends while sitting in a quiet place doesn’t count as active.

Basically, this system gives me a structure and permission to rest, recover, and take care of myself. It takes the pressure off of me in the moment to decide if I can manage something or not. If I wake up and it’s a Yellow day, then I don’t have to feel guilt for skipping a walk or passing off grocery shopping to my husband. If I don’t make dinner on a Red day, it’s not because I’m lazy or slacking, it’s because I’m working at taking care of myself. It gives me a shorthand when checking in with myself - I don’t have to tease out all the specifics of exactly how I’m feeling and push right to the limits of what I can do. The general categories to err on the side of caution and that’s a good thing.

Since I started using this system for myself, I’ve had fewer Red days, because I’m not pushing myself so much.

[evilwriter37]

In a lot of pain today. The endo is making pain radiate down my legs, and my knee is super sore and achy. I get my trigger point injections today. That’ll make me sore for a day or two but will help in the long run.