#the world ends with you

[qualityrain]

nomura put them on one side and sora and neku on the other to maximise their joint yearning they’re so embarrassing

WHY ARE THEY SO EMBARRASSING.

[ryunumber]

All right. What's Minamimoto Sho's Ryu Number?

Sho Minamimoto has a Ryu Number of 3.

[syringaledraws]

[gramophoneturtle]

Serpent Conductor

Made for January's VGen Challenge of "Serpent". I didn't have much planned other than Megumi + Noise form wings and that's what we got!

I did this in one day, so my brain is a little fried and partially why the background and value balance is kinda meh in some parts, maybe overall, but I figured I might as well try and submit something! Plus it helped get some confidence back because I've been struggling to draw for myself this week.

[ellioteoflorule]

It’s February people :]

[shitpostingkats]

Probably accidental synchronism in twewy that just occured to me: Rindo is nicknamed as "Rindragon" and is associated with massive power surges that change the sate of the natural world, while Neku is associated with fire and coming back from the dead repeatedly. Squints at their composers.

[roboyogurt]

AI art is so inspirational, wow.

[denizenhardwick]

"What I wanna save, I'll kill."

Footage: The World Ends With You Song: Fairly Local by Twenty One Pilots VPR: Flashing, flickering, high contrast, glitching, quick cuts, particles, patterns, motion, blurs, and red

I have been slowly picking away at this video for years, I'm so happy it's finally done! The song is just so perfect for Neku and it was interesting to edit!

Enjoy!

[couldtheysurviveshibuya]

[prokopetz]

The way The World Ends With You handles equipment-gating ends up having some very fun implications.

First, equipment is level-gated, but rather than being tied directly to character level, it's instead tied to a levellable stat called Bravery (BRV) – which makes some narrative sense, since equipment in The World Ends With You consists of fashion items; in narrative terms, you're literally building the confidence to pull them off.

Second, equipment is also gender-gated, at least in theory – but since there's all of one playable girl in the original game (the sequel is better about this), rather than building in any special mechanics for this, the game just gives all of the "for girls" clothing inflated BRV requirements, and the sole playable girl a massive starting BRV score.

In practice, this achieves its objective, for the most part. The inflated BRV for girls' clothing means that even once a male character reaches the BRV level required to wear it, he'll usually have access to gender-conforming options with better stats.

... in the main game.

In the post-game, however, there are many more options for grinding BRV, and the stats for girls' clothing start to better reflect their elevated BRV requirements, to the extent that many post-game optimisation guides genuinely recommend putting your entire party in maid dresses if you can grind out the BRV to equip them.

I thought that was something this blog's followership would appreciate.

[peppermint-3]

me when im in a situation

[qualityrain]

nomura please please please please please please please please please

[gravitysoda]

it’s a wonderful world! ✨

[luxmoogle]

˖♫ + *' +*:ꔫ Brand Ambassadors *ੈ✩‧₊ + ☆⋆｡࿐ Kingdom Hearts X The World Ends With You

[threehorncircus]

child of the stars