#telenious

[sssnakeparty]

and my heart goes bum bum bum bum bum

[burger-a]

peaceful.

[neomathemothermoon]

The full drawing and SpeedPaint

The base belongs to @mellon-soup ! :D

[telemy]

EVERY TIME I HOPE WE GET LIKE A NORMAL TELENIOUS FIC IT'S SOMEHOW WORSE THAN WHAT'S ALREADY BEEN WRITTEN LIKE DAMN LET NE BREATHE😭😭

FUCKING REAL, I NEED SOMEONE TO MAKE A NORMAL ONE ATLEAST ONCE, A FLUFF CUTE OR NORMAL ONE, IM IN PAIN.

SOMEONE PLEASE MAKE A NORMAL ANTINOUS X TELEMACHUS FANFICT THAT AINT WEIRD, THE WEIRD ONES MAKES US, NORMAL SHIPPERS, LOOK LIKE MONSTERS. ITS NOT EVEN FUNNY. 🙁

[isheemallowww]

The idea that penelope approves of telenious like in an AU is so appealing to me<\3 Motherly love is so real

[selfmaiden-games]

Hello there,

This is my first post on Tumblr, so I thought I’d start by introducing you to the main character of my current project, Teleny—a romance simulator inspired by the victorian novel The Reverse of the Medal.

Meet Camille des Grieux. He’s a shy young man who has spent his adult life keeping his desires hidden, completely in the closet at the beginning of the game.

I knew early on in his development that I wanted to create an outfit that reflected this aspect of his personality, not just for the intimate moments but more importantly for the everyday ones. Camille usually dresses in a rather modest outfit, complete with gloves and a scarf, and he only starts to shed these layers in situations where he feels safe and protected.

In addition to the main artwork, I’m also sharing a younger version of Camille. His character changes after his father leaves the family, and you can see that his childhood self carries a tad bit more carefree energy compared to his later years.

If you’re interested in learning more about Teleny, you can find more information right here:

[james-vane-stan]

what if basil escaped and made it to paris and then he meets camille des grieux post-teleny's death and inevitably bond over horrible boyfriends. they date.

listen teleny and tpodg should have a crossover

[am-i-tho]

I think it's insanely funny that teleny was published anonymously but everyone was like "yeah this is oscar wilde"

[obrother1976]

oh im gonna love this book.

[burger-a]

Modern AU,Pocky Day!

[neomathemothermoon]

I drew my beloved toxic divorced couple enemies to lovers!

(I'm gonna finish this tomorrow, since this is only the sketch! :3)

Creds to @mellon-soup for the base

I'm blame @sillypuppetmeister and @telemachus-of-ithaca rps, and @telemmy's art for getting me into this silly little ship >:(/pos/silly

[telemy]

genuinely starving for telenious fics that aren't ASS

NO BUT FR.

Guys, we want silly and fluff fics, not weird 🍇 ones that makes everyone think that the rest of people that likes them is like that. And im actually begging. Those fics are FUCKING ASS.

If im able to publish some of my own fic before the next saga im gonna try saving yall. Altho i doubt i will be able to fit the actual relationship crumbs in time, but atleast something is something.

[keepthemacramesecret]

reading the first decadent aesthetic novel like wow this is JUST like all these other decadent aesthetic novels.... yea dummy it was the origin...

[relnicht]

teleny will always come back to haunt me

[lord-alfred-douglas-official]

Gonna get teleny or the reverse of the medal in a few weeks and I'm angry about the fact I'm only gonna get it in a few weeks. Bitch give me the pornography NOW.

[selfmaiden-games]

So, why visual novels? Well, I’ve played a few myself, and while I’m not a huge gamer, I’ve always loved the roleplaying aspects in games. I used to dig through every hidden dialogue option I could find, trying to uncover every detail the story had to offer. When I started creating my own game, I did some research, mostly with free or affordable visual novels, and quickly realized there were things I wanted to do differently.

One thing that stood out was the illusion of choice—when choices don’t actually impact the story. It’s frustrating to go through options that feel meaningful only to realize they lead back to the same outcome every time. I really hope I can avoid this in my own game!

Another thing I found is that many romance VNs use a strict point system to determine the ending. Sometimes, it felt like not going on a candle-lit date was a life-or-death decision. Like, "Oops, skipped dinner, and now everyone’s doomed!" 😂 That’s not the kind of experience I want for my players.

In the end, I chose visual novels partly because they’re actually quite convenient for me to create. They’re beginner-friendly in terms of programming, which is a huge plus, and they let me combine all the skills I love: writing, drawing, and making music. It just felt like the perfect medium to bring my story to life. 😊

Thanks for reading, and if you’re a fan of VNs too, let me know what draws you to them!