#counting down for the reveal

[hotstreak2k3]

As we are getting closer to the Nintendo Switch 2 announcement, let’s take take a minute to appreciate how amazing the Switch era was. Absolutely one of the best Nintendo eras we ever have!

[umblrspectrum]

hi heres art so you pay attention to me now go read the tags

[nonexistentirl]

Why is Lee Soo Hyuk special?

Kim Roksoo: the soul that had his body stolen by the White Star and affected by the curse, potentially originally supposed to be born a Thames

Alberu Crossman: descendant of the ancient White Star + part dark elf, thus overcoming the curse of the Sun God

Choi Han: a single-lifer and nephew of the first Dragon Slayer

Choi Jung Soo: member of Choi family and a wanderer

Original Cale Henituse: member of the Thames household with the destiny of regressor+transmigrator

All of these people seem to have some kind of connection that ties them together and somehow inevitably caught up in the mess.

But Lee Soo Hyuk seems different... So far. Maybe it'll come up later on how his ancestry ties to all of this, but it's fine like this too. Because it means that Lee Soo Hyuk is just special on his own. Even after getting to know him in the Sealed God's test and now in part 2, he still somehow manages to come off as a total enigma.

They all also seem to have some kind of tag attached to them that seemingly transcends being a normal human. Compared to them Lee Soo Hyuk seems kinda... Normal.

Lee Soo Hyuk is just Lee Soo Hyuk. One of the very first ability users in post apocalyptic Korea to awaken two non related abilities. The man who could slash through anything, the man who saved so many people despite growing weary and tired. The man who remained a Team Leader despite having the chance to go higher up just so he could go out to the field and save more people.

The more you think about him, it makes sense why people looked up to and admired him. Lee Soo Hyuk was a true hero.

[donniipao]

arcane-style self-portrait save me

[kaizsche]

via INSTAGRAM

[fightwing]

bruce immediately asking if he hurt dick after days spent infected yeah okay dc i see this and i raise you: 😭😭😭

[tsunael]

(Count)down to Dawntrail. 6/25

At solemn dawn grim purpose shines In gazes cast toward moonlit sky… Thus does our final curtain rise, Your steps to guide what end betides.

[0heartangel0]

Doing that first poll gave me an idea: set up this trivia-esque poll thing every week on certain Persona facts just for kicks.

So that's what I'm gonna do :3, starting with:

Persona Trivia Time!

Ryuji Sakamoto is best known for his catchphrase "For Real?". However, despite this, he never says it in any of the Awakenings. Except for one.

(Note: don't cheat by looking it up before answering nor reveal the answer if you do know it)

[pumpkinpie59]

the lotus comic wasnt announced today

[terminallyworkingonit]

I wish the Mythbusters were real cause then I could ask them to test if Serena Williams can deflect an RPG with a tennis racket if she swings hard enough.

[satans-knitwear]

*does nothing* evening well spent.

Treat me ~ Tip me ~ More of me

[unnecessarybeltbuckles]

I like the new Shang Tsung but there's several downgrades from his MK11 version:

-no braids

-no painted nails

-no tit windows

[derrygirlstrash]

I think everyone blaming the spinoff for Young Sheldon being different is only doing so because it is easier to blame the spinoff than the natural consequence of the show being in its SEVENTH SEASON… having to work quickly after the writers strike/actors strike… and the simple fact that until George buys the farm, Sheldon is basically at his final development point already and all his real development can be found in his very popular series that we saw already.

[icewindandboringhorror]

[kyouka-supremacy]

Sorta continuation of this, here's some observations on how the bsd anime adaptation rate (average of number of chapters adapted per episode) changed every season:

Season 1: 10 plot episodes + 2 ln adaptation. Adapts up to chapter 16. Average of chapters adapted per episode: 1.60

Season 2: 8 plot episodes + 4 ln adaptation. Adapts chapters 17-37 (21 chapters). Average of chapters adapted per episode: 2.63 (+1.03)

Season 3: 9 plot episodes + 3 ln adaptation. Adapts chapters 38-39 & 41-53 (15 chapters). Average of chapters adapted per episode: 1.67 (-0.96)

Season 4: 10 plot episodes + 3 ln adaptation. Adapts chapters 54-77 (24 chapters). Average of chapters adapted per episode: 2.40 (+0.73)

※ I opted out of counting the Hitori Ayumi OVA this time around, reasoning that the factors that play into conditioning the season episodes adaptation rate wouldn't have influenced the OVA given its nature of stand-alone episode.

Seasons 1-3 adaptation rate: 27 plot episodes, 52 adapted chapters. Average of chapters adapted per episode: 1.93

Season 4 adaptation rate compared to the average of all the previous seasons: 2.40 (+0.47)

Seasons 1-4 overall adaptation rate: 37 plot episodes, 76 adapted chapters. Total average of chapters adapted per episode: 2.05

That being said, let's try to guess how season 5 might play out taking in the previous four seasons adaptation rate of 2.05 as standard. Here's the fun thing: if season 5 is just 12 / 13 episodes of plot adaptation, that would mean adapting up to chapter 102 / 104. Coincidentally, chapter 104 (fukufuku flashback) is also the furthest in the manga plot that was shown in the last season 5 trailer. Feel free to draw your own conclusions, but as of now a new light novel adaptation seems positively unlikely and a Stormbringer adpatation basically impossible to make fit.

[kittyclowns]

the worst part of act 3 so far for me is going an hour without combat and talking to 50+ npcs that just have one liners