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Getting cactuar and clownpiece plushes as well as a Rebecca nendoroid and a keyblade keychain within the next few weeks. Big AmiAmi order. The keychain is for my friend who loves kh, he's got an actual keyblade hanging on his wall lol.

@histoire3 @Goalkeeper if your jawline got mogged you have to kiss them as a sign of submission. it's in the looksmaxxing rules

Little bit of a better run this time, actually got the whole top path but barely missed some medals and Peppy went down in Area 6 somehow, don't know when that happened.
(feat my fingers)

Ooh the true ending of Star Fox has a little bit alluding to a potential sequel? :meru_ayyyy:

i saw some people immediately jumping to the conclusion that since the lead of the studio is indian the game would be shit but i think this is one of those times it is not the case. remember to keep a slice of your humanity guys.

In a very stupid turn of events, Fantia has now announced they're going to completely reverse their initial regulation of all 2D art on the platform, which would have required heavy/total obscuring beyond the usual black bars/mosaics on nudity.

https://news.denfaminicogamer.jp/news/2606253n

The reason for their reversal is that they finally received "clarification" from the National Police Agency that their intended area of concerns was 3D/real pornography (so called "doujin AV") and not 2D illustrations.

Why they didn't seek this clarification before panicking their entire userbase, compelling people to either painstakingly go back over years of work to apply ugly black bars or else delete their entire body of work on the site, remains a mystery. I can't imagine there's a whole lot of artists rushing back to Fantia to use it.

I don't know whether to pin more blame to the NPA or Fantia here. I could easily imagine the police threatening to come down on them like a ton of bricks while being vague (as they usually are), frightening the execs into over-regulating. But at the same time, the fact that Fantia just folded like wet cardboard and didn't even push back a little bit at their entire business model (and their loyal userbase of many years) being held over a barrel out of nowhere speaks to their cowardice and shitty management.

As the saying goes, "the purpose of a system is what it does". And what's happened here is that the police can technically say they have clean hands, they just weren't clear enough at the start. But Fantia's probably going to take a financial hit over this, and in this economy there's a possibility they might go under because of it. Part of me wonders if this wasn't the intention all along.

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