#xenoblade spoiler

[daeyumi]

Terminal Vein 🫀🦠

[venalea-art]

AEGIS

[peachdelta]

bigass ears

[chromacattios]

been getting horrifically into xenoblade chronicles 3 lately please take some silly girls

[criticalspell]

elysium ~ in the dream

[soutakuphi]

A step away, to where we belong.

[sonocomics]

Here we've got the first Heart to Heart in the updated colouring style! And it's another Ouroboros pair with Taion and Eunie!

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[deathamaranth]

xenoblade 1 doodle dump because i love this game so much and miss it dearly

[venomgaia]

sm limbus scribbles too frm the past weeks between workin on things!

[aeviann]

Ever since I learned that the new XCX character is german my neurons have been firing at the speed of light

[mistymonster]

gave that shulk from a while back some color

[calamitaswrath]

Man, playing X Definitive Edition really reminds me of how much I love the women in this game, and just generally how they get handled.

That Elma is this person who everyone looks up to and looks to for guidance, even the leadership of NLA. That she is somebody who always prefers diplomacy and a peaceful solution over just immediately fighting someone, but is still perfectly fine with fighting if it can't be avoided. That, sure, she's pretty and some characters remark on that, but that these mentions are so extremely sparse that it barely comes up. That she's allowed to be wrong in her approach to things (chapter 11), but it doesn't invalidate her approach in general. She basically fills a role similar to Dunban in 1 for the story, and does so while being more important than he is to that game's story.

That Lin just gets to be this little teenage gremlin who says and does silly things that are appropriate for her age, but also grows as a person over the course of the story and gets to be more compassionate and understanding to the people around her. That she as an asian-american young teenage girl gets to fill the role that in other Xenoblade games get filled by white(-ish? These are Japanese games, after all) teenage guys like Shulk, Rex or Noah. That she is allowed to have her own moments of weakness and being emotional, and have them be just about her, and not how those affect other characters.

That even though Irina is one of the main story party members, she is still the leader of her own team, and noted to be one of the best. That even though her whole dynamic with Gwin looks like it is set up in such a way that he eventually gets to swoop in and be there for her as a protector/partner that never actually happens, and she is never even implied to reciprocate his feelings and clearly has some of her own for Elma. That she is allowed to have her moments of anger, but not have them be treated like a major issue.

That Murderess is allowed to be a character who's morally gray at best. That she does have her moments and bits of being nicer than she lets one, but how it doesn't override who she is. And that her attitude isn't something that needs to be "fixed" or ends up getting "fixed" at the end of her story.

That Hope is a character who is all caring and nurturing to others, and even though she is taken advantage of because of that, that also doesn't mean that she needs to change who she is.

That Alexa gets to be this super energetic Skell fanatic and that her lack of interest in romance isn't something that needs "fixing". That she actually stands out in the cast in that while everyone has a personal tragedy in their past that they are working to overcome, the life-changing events that she went through instead gave her a positive new outlook on life, something to to live for.

That Celica has all the look of a "soft" fantasy princess, but still is fierce in her resolve to not have Rock fight, going even so far as to go against her own principles and fight herself.

That Mia may be a mostly comic relief character, but that she still has her own depths and outlook on life, and that her whole sidequest chain still ends up with her growing as a person before becoming playable.

And while I have only seen the basic recruitment missions for Neilnail and Liesel, they seem to be just as good as the others, so I no worries that they are going to be bad compared to the others.

As much as I like Xenoblade 1 and 3, I still think that X handled its women the best. And all this while not tangling up any of them in a romance subplot!

[call-me-noa]

The new Star Wars suburbs show or whatever reminded me of something.

[hoshizoralone]

my pieces for project noah!

[chromacattios]

oh eunie ....

[wall-maria-around-ba-sing-se]

Has your relationship with your brother ever gotten so bad that it warps a basic game system around it