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Hello Fantasy life fandom here is a dogshit Orlando fanart i did in my sketchbook a few months back

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heres hoping fli doesnt get postponed again and i turn 30 before fli comes out

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Fantasy life twitter is gonna start showing off some of these ‘Tamagemono’ guys..,. She’s so silly looking oh my god…. I luv you Laura…..

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screenshot redraw, original pic below the cut

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interestingly, fashion dreamer also had put out an article about what was and wasnt allowed with sharing content (but it was rules for japan)

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BIG IF TRUE

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Originally nobody was talking about it, but Rucy posted a detailed list regarding the guidelines themselves. If you want full detail as to what exactly they want, you can go here.

LEVEL 5 has posted guidelines regarding how the content of the Professor Layton games should be shared. Although in Japanese, here is a link to their official Twitter post from their Layton branch. (Here is a link to the post itself in case the twitter one is taken down.)

What does this mean?

It means that everything Level 5 related is at risk of being purged. This includes (but is not limited to) cutscenes and (some) gameplay. Yes, although it is only for the Layton series right now, they could push this for other IPs as well.

Originally, I thought to not worry as the guidelines were written in Japanese, therefore via common sense it'd be stupid if they went after English speaking content.

However, things can always change in the future, and after seeing Level 5 taking down an English speaking video featuring Level 5 gameplay just recently, it's enough to raise an eyebrow.

Okay, what can I do with this?

Preferably, archive whatever you feel needs archiving. We don't know a lot of details nor can foretell what the company may do, especially with media in other languages / outside of Japan, but it's best to be safe rather than sorry.

And when making content related to Level 5 on platforms such as YouTube, Tiktok, Instagram, etc, be wary and always have a backup. It's hard to say to also adhere to the guidelines as it's not officially translated, but if that were to happen, you should do that as well.

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The 5 in our name is for the 5 games we’re struggling to make

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obvious answer but i genuinely want to know what the greater l5 community thinks

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I really wanted to hang out in this game.