the-dood

[the-dood]

Formal Flonne's concept art from Disgaea RPG

[the-dood]

Formal Laharl's concept art from Disgaea RPG

[the-dood]

i love these little animations in the manga scans

[the-dood]

●◉✿ BOKU NO KOKORO NO YABAI YATSU S02E07 ❀ KYOU & ANNA ✿◉●

↳ requested by Willow (@motto-chanto-itte)

[the-dood]

[the-dood]

[the-dood]

Seraphina!

[the-dood]

Happy 5th anniversary Disgaea RPG!

[the-dood]

The Nintendo Switch version of Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door features a detail absent from the original GameCube version whereby enemies will laugh at Mario if he is hit by a stage hazard (e.g. a light falling from the ceiling) during battle.

The Shadow Queen has two animations meant to be used for this purpose, which do not appear during the battle against her. It is likely that the developers believed her personality was too serious, or the circumstances of the battle too dramatic, that her laughing at Mario getting hit by a falling bucket would not be tonally appropriate.

The left animation is not used at all, while the one on the right is used for a split second in the game's credits.

Main Blog | Twitter | Patreon | Small Findings | Source

[the-dood]

In Paper Mario, whenever Goombario's Tattle ability is activated, he attempts to assume a position behind Mario whenever he finishes talking. In one particular spot in the game, this can lead to an unintentional humorous scenario as seen in the footage.

In the bridge area of Mt. Rugged, Goombario will admit to having a fear of heights. If Mario faces him while next to a ledge, Goombario will say his Tattle and then walk off the ledge immediately afterwards.

Main Blog | Twitter | Patreon | Small Findings | Source

[the-dood]

[the-dood]

[the-dood]

majorita from disgaea 5

[the-dood]

Top: a page from the 2020 "Gamer's Edition" of the Guinness World Records. Note the column of various Luigi designs in the middle.

Bottom: zooming in on the "Super Mario 64 DS" Luigi, it becomes apparent that this Luigi is not from Super Mario 64 DS at all. Instead, it is a fan-made model of Luigi to be imported into Super Mario 64, where he does not appear.

While a legitimate unused model of Luigi made for Super Mario 64 was found in development files for the game shortly after this book was published, this fan-made model (made by a modder named CJes) has existed for years and was known for being used in hacks and fan animations, which is likely how the writers of the book found it and confused it for an official model.

Main Blog | Twitter | Patreon | Small Findings | Source: nintygametube

[the-dood]

Carnivore, carnivore Won't you come digest me? Take away everything I am

[the-dood]

same energy

[the-dood]

Mecha Girl from Disgaea 6