#sayonara wild hearts fanart

[jack-of-starss]

Day 6: The Fool

Completely forgot to post this one earlier

[skenisasleb]

HERMIT64

.:Sayonara Wild Hearts:.

[smallfish2003]

The dragon

[natstky]

Loved this game.

[8litersofsoup]

Unposted art from 2023: Sayonara Wild Hearts fanart I drew for Halloween! I've always had the headcanon that Little Death's monster transformation isn't a binary switch, but that she can be half-transformed too (sort of like Howl in Ghibli's Howl's Moving Castle)

[harpyface]

Dancing Devils!

obligatory suntrio in Sayonara Wild Hearts after Cellbit played music from it on stream.

Version without lighting and also talking briefly about designs under the read more.

at first i found it hard to find a cohesive theme between all three of them, like the colors and whatever. but then i remembered cellbit's vampire castle, so that with roier's red and jaiden's black colors was very good. and then for the masks, i did some kind of 'horns'(ears, feathers, whatever roier's spider mask is) for some dancing devil energy. also at first the reds were going to be more pink like the actual dancing devils, but then i found a good red while colorpicking from screenshots.

[sir-sanguinus]

@smallfish2003

I present for you consideration.

Based (heavily) on this meme

I don't normally post my own art, but I'm actually pretty happy with this one. I did a more painterly one based on one of my favourite jokes in Lisa Frankenstein (2024), but it was just ... Not pretty by the end.

[certainlyweirddargon]

Fanart dump pt2. There's some pieces of media in here u probably haven't heard of. Wouldn't blame ya, they're either small or on YT, run by independent creators.

Yes, the Demogorgon is gonna stay a sketch, we're NOT lining or colour that thing.

You have a good day/night!! Stay safe out there, ok??

[werelycanthrope]

Gift for WizradYeen

[smallfish2003]

Omg!!!! How beautiful!!! Thank you very much for sharing your beautiful art!!! I love this!!!! 😍❤️💖 stereo lover is so beautiful!!! Oh the color so pretty 🤩！

hello swh fandom i think you can tell who my favorite character is

[themaarika]

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1000xRESIST bayonetta (bayojeanne mostly) gundam witch from mercury hi-fi rush nier, nier automata person of interest (it's really just shoot), root x shaw sayonara wild hearts she-ra signalis sunny and rainy the expanse the locked tomb utena xena warrior princess

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all my Life Is Strange fanart is on my website all POI comics - Comics of Interest read my webcomic Sunny and Rainy

[smallfish2003]

[jabberwockprince]

the only fandom i trust with my whole life is the sayonara wild hearts one because everytime someone finds my fanart for it, at least 20 more people show up leaving the nicest or funniest tags abt how much they love the art and the game

[pqrachel]

Games I Played in November

I never really plan these out but I always like talking about what I've been playing.

So I already talked about Trackmania, but I really hope to stay top 100 in my state for this season. I've got 18/25 author medals and that's better than I've ever done, but there's still time to maybe get a couple more. (I'm super close on some of them.)

Marvel Snap's been fun too, I've been playing a bit more casually. Like not buying anything with actual money, skipping dailys if I don't feel like playing, stuff like that. And I don't care what anyone says Martyr's so fucking fun and cool. I haven't hit infinite yet, been stuck in high rank 80s playing all sort of different decks. But that's okay it's been fun and that's the whole point of gaming.

As far as new games I finally bought Arkham Knight. That was amazing to play at my own pace instead of having to wait to play it whenever I visited my uncle's house as a teen. I got through basically everything, I'm tracking down the last few Riddler trophies on my own. I probably won't bother with NG+ but there are a lot of post-game stories I want to play which I never got to. I've also been watching a bunch of Arkham series lore vids on YT and that's really put me back in the headspace of playing the Arkham series like I did originally.

Handshakes was a fun free indie speed-game. I got top 100 on the steam leaderboards and that was fun.

Chillquarium is great, the demo was fun and cute but somewhere along the way it turned into a card pack opening simulator but in the best possible way. Like if you've ever wanted to open 1000 pokémon booster packs for no reason other to hunt for a super rare or something that's a super fun game to emulate that feeling.

And also Colostle. Obviously I've been posting my journals for that game on here for two years now so y'all know I love it! But it's been great playing it more frequently again I've got basically two chapters finished in one month, which I haven't done in a while. Really trying to get to the Tundrooms and Kyodaina content. The Colostle Patreon's already getting even more content in the Dungeons and maybe more (I've been off it since I'm not utilizing the new content immediately and I'm gonna buy the books when they come out anyways) and I feel like for as much I like the game I haven't experienced all it has too offer which is weird for me as someone who normally goes for completion, or achievement hunting, etc.

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Daryl Takes Games on YouTube made a video about tackling his backlog and at one point he talks about the importance of writing about games as you finish them to preserve them as a memory for later and that hits home with what I'm doing here with these monthly summaries. That video was beautiful to me as a longtime gamer. I'm gonna take this time to also add games I plan to play in the future. Even if I don't get to them next month, I want to think about games and see how that changes between months.

So yeah, very recent addition to the backlog is Signalis. I've been seeing amazing fanart and it even featured in that video, so once that next goes on sale I'm gonna pick it up.

Rivals 2 looks amazing and I've backed the kickstarter so I hope I get to experience that in some manner once it comes out. Fighting games have dwindled from genres I play since I don't have as active of gamer friends and grinding with someone is the best part, but maybe with rollback and the good online it promises I'll still enjoy that on my own or maybe even find some new gamers to play with.

That video mentioned Sayonara Wild Hearts with a comment that seemed like the ultimate praise: "Every part was my favorite part." Since it's only an hour long I'm just gonna watch a playthrough, but that's totally valid. My fondest memories with Undertale was watching Dodger Leigh (PressHeartToContinue)'s full playthrough of that game, way more than my own playthrough. Even though the grind of beating Sans myself was worth it. Perhaps after watching Sayonara Wild Hearts I'll pick it up but I'm not gonna pressure myself to do that if I don't want to.

Some other games I tried recently but refunded include Dave the Diver (it looks good and was fun but ultimately didn't seem worth it to play the whole thing), Oxenfree 2 (I played the first and love it but this one just didn't hook me and there's no shame in giving a game), Shadows of Doubt (a couple months ago I tried it since it looked like I'd enjoy it after watch GMTK's vid on detective games but ultimately it was too involved and seemed like a chore to play, when I was looking for something else, the figure it out, red string on a cork board yes, the rest of the gameplay no not really), and Word Factori (I think I was just looking for a fun optimization game like Opus Magnum but Word Factori just fell short). In future ones of these I'll make sure to mentioned games I tried as well as played because those can be important when looking back on as well.

And finally, holy crap this post is long, good thing this blog is for me and I'm not trying to impress anyone with my thoughts on these games.

[taitavva]

SAYONARA WILDHEART ❥ 

[sharkbaitarts]

"Sayonara Wild Hearts"

Let the rhythm mend your heart... 💜