#atelier ryza: ever darkness and the secret hideout

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Atelier Ryza: Ever Darkness & the Secret Hideout Ryza (Reisalin Stout) 1/6 Scale Figure

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Ok so what if I made a list of things I started at some point in the past like five years or so and haven't finished but am still pretending I'll get back to them eventually? Maybe that would be interesting to literally no one but me, which is good enough.

The Witcher 3 is one of my favorite games ever. I'm like 90 hours into it, have at least twice that left to go, and I haven't touched it in like three years. Like most of the rest of this first section the main problem is that it's on my computer, and being able to sit comfortably in a way that doesn't injure myself while also being able to see the screen isn't going well these days.

Tales of Berseria is also a lot of fun, but it has the computer problem. I need more Magilou because she's such a gremlin.

Final Fantasy 13-2 is definitely my favorite post-12 FF game and might even be the one I've had the most fun with since 6, 7, and 8. Alas, computer.

BlazBlue Cross Tag Battle is a very silly crossover that feels like it shouldn't exist. I keep saying I'll go back and finish the rest of the storylines, but computer and also I just haven't had a strong desire to yet. I did figure out that I can win fights using an old Guitar Hero guitar though, so that was fun.

Berserk and the Band of the Hawk is something I started after finally getting caught up on the manga after years and years, because I tend to like Warriors/Musou games when I'm in the right mood. It's decent but not amazing, which hasn't motivated me to get past the computer issue.

Xenoblade Chronicles X is technically also a computer thing because I was playing it in Cemu. It gets extra bonus points for being hard to see because the text and UI are so small, but also I managed to break my save file like 70 hours in and haven't gotten around to figuring out what's wrong with it yet. Everything seems fine except my character and the camera get loaded in different locations, and I could probably use the memory editor to reset my location and fix it, but it's not worth the trouble until I can see.

Boyfriend Dungeon is great and I already finished the base game right when it came out, and I've been meaning to go back and do the post-launch stuff they added later and still haven't.

Atelier Ryza finally got good like half a dozen hours in after one of the worst-paced intros I've ever seen, and I haven't worked up the fortitude to try playing more past there so far.

A Slug's Dream has some decent puzzles and I was enjoying it enough, but I totally forgot it even existed. Maybe some day.

Xenogears I also keep forgetting because it's in an emulator on my computer and not somewhere I remember to look to see what game I should play. It sort of bypasses the usual computer problem by being ancient and designed for 480i screens so everything is huge. I'll finish it one of these days.

Ok I think that's all the stuff on the computer. There are a couple others that I'm not including because I only made it like an hour into them before getting sidetracked, so I'll just start them over if I ever go back to them.

3DS next? 3DS next.

Fire Emblem Fates is what's currently in there I think. It's taken multiple years, but I've finished Birthright and most of Conquest. Some day I'll finish that one and then maybe do Revelation. Any year now...

Shadows of Valentia might come back around too. I've had enough of a break to at least partly get over how mediocre a lot of the maps are and how annoying certain enemy types are, and I do want to at least try to finish it for the sake of the story, just not while I'm in the middle of pretending to play Fates too.

Shadow Dragon deserves another chance too when I'm in a better frame of mind for it, I just don't know when that'll be.

Radiant Historia is amazing and I really need to get back to it and finish it, and I don't know why my brain keeps not letting me for the past couple years. One of these days it will though, and it'll be great.

Kid Icarus: Uprising is also pretty great, but it's physically painful for me to play. I keep saying I want to try to figure out some way to work around that, but it's been multiple years and I still haven't.

Shovel Knight is one I completely forgot I even have, but it was way better than I expected and I should give it another chance.

Project X Zone is another ridiculous crossover that feels like it shouldn't exist, and it's pretty fun sometimes too, but wow does it really drag sometimes with how long each level is and how many of them there are. I might be able to manage it in smaller chunks though.

Ok Switch gets to be in a separate post or I'm going to run out of tags.

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Atelier Ryza Anime Episode 1 Now Live on Crunchyroll

The Atelier Ryza series is a popular video game series developed by GUST. A few months ago, Gust announced that the first game in the Atelier Ryza series (also known as the “secret” series), Atelier Ryza: Ever Darkness and the Secret Hideout was getting an animated tv series and would air in summer, 2023. Roll on July 1st, and the first episode now available to watch on select streaming…

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Reisalin Stout : Summer Adventure [Atelier Ryza: Ever Darkness & the Secret Hideout] 1/7 scale from Claynel coming March 2025.

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Atelier Ryza: Ever Darkness & the Secret Hideout The Animation

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Ryza Stout // Atelier Ryza: Ever Darkness & the Secret Hideout

1/7 Scale by Alter

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Jogos da série Atelier Ryza recebem atualizações em comemoração ao quinto aniversário da saga

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Ok I guess a few more random things just to help me keep track of myself.

I finally got around to trying Rabi-Ribi, and I was kind of expecting more from something that's 96% positive on Steam. Maybe it gets better later, but the first however much I played felt more like the kind of thing that gets a pretty solid 76%. Some of it is just personal preference, like I don't love how movement and stuff feels, but some of it is stuff like the pacing of cutscenes/dialogue being pretty atrocious. It's probably a thoroughly ok game, but I didn't really click with it enough to find out how it holds up later on.

So then I finally got back to Atelier Ryza after not touching it for like a year. It sure is a lot better after the also atrociously paced first few hours. It's not amazing, but it's pretty alright. It's cute and the crafting system is more enjoyable than in most games (which you'd kind of hope in a series built around it), and after the unbearably long intro where they introduce new stuff way too slowly it has enough different stuff for you to do that it gets into a pretty decent loop. I think I'm near the end but probably need another break from it, because I need another gear upgrade and to finish unlocking a few more recipes, and I just don't have it in me to farm more materials again right now. I'll get around to it eventually though. Probably.

The SaGa Emerald Beyond demo took me a little while before I had any idea what to make of it. I'm pretty sure it's the first SaGa game I've played since SaGa Frontier 2, and it was not reassuring that all the dialogue/cutscenes are static images and character cutouts (which is fine) that feel like they were made in Poser for an obscure webcomic like 20 years ago (this is not fine, or at least a lot less fine). They started to win me over pretty quickly with the FORBIDDEN MUSIC though, and even if the writing and story aren't amazing so far it's wacky enough to be entertaining. The combat system feels like it has a lot of potential though, and I'm sure I haven't even seen like 80% of the kinds of shenanigans it lets you pull. I'll probably try the full thing on sale eventually, but it's not a super high priority.

And also I finally played more of The Witcher 3 for the first time since at least 2022, although I don't think I had played more than a few hours or to use as a benchmark to test stuff since 2021, and I originally started it in 2020 when I finally upgraded my 2012 computer because I had to spend my disability backpay on something so I wasn't over the asset limit when I got approved. Anyway it's still great and one of my favorite games ever in a series composed entirely of games I've really liked since the first one was the only one, and that's despite thinking the combat isn't particularly good or fun and the inventory menus and stuff downright suck and other mild to moderate annoyances like that. All the stuff it does well is just so good that it overcomes all that for me. The writing and characters and world are all fantastic, and it's nice for a change to have mostly excellent voice acting instead of just good to very good like a lot of stuff I've been playing. It'll probably take a while and some more breaks to finish though, even if I've already put in like a hundred hours over the past four years, because with how much of the map is still full of question marks I could easily have another couple hundred to go.

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Reisalin Stout : Atelier Series 25th Anniversary ver [Atelier Ryza: Ever Darkness & the Secret Hideout] 1/7 scale from AmiAmi coming February 2024.

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Koei Tecmo, Gust, and Aniplex have announced an anime adaptation of the original Atelier Ryza: Ever Darkness & the Secret Hideout game. It will air in summer 2023.

The adaptation’s staff includes:

-Original Work: Atelier Ryza: Ever Darkness & the Secret Hideout by Koei Tecmo

-Character Drafts: Toridamono

-Director: Ema Yuzuriha

-Series Organization: Yashichiro Takahashi

-Character Design: Tomoyuki Shitaya

-Music: Kazuki Yanagawa

-Production: LIDENFILMS

-Voice Cast

Reisalin “Ryza” Stout (voiced by Yuri Noguchi)

Klaudia Valentz (voiced by Hitomi Oowada)

Lent Marslink (voiced by Takuma Terashima)

Tao Mongarten (voiced by Yui Kondou)

Empel Vollmer (voiced by Hirofumi Nojima)

Lila Decyrus (Voiced by Haruka Terui)

Here is the key visual:

More information will be announced during the “Atelier Ryza 3: Alchemist of the End & the Secret Key Launch and Anime Adapation! AJ Special Stage” at Anime Japan 2023 Green Stage on March 26 from 11:00 to 11:35 JST. A second stage event, “Atelier Ryza: The Four Voice Actors and the Anime Adaptation,” will be held at the Aniplex booth on the same date from 13:00 to 13:30 JST.

Watch the announcement trailer an an interview with Reisalin “Ryza” Stout voice actor Yuri Noguchi below. Visit the official website here.

Announce Trailer

Yuri Noguchi Interview 

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Ryza Stout (Dress Ver.) // Atelier Ryza: Ever Darkness & the Secret Hideout

1/7 Scale by Wonderful Works