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h20zack

1 months ago

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Marco the pineapple

Chapter 27: The Sea Restaurant - Marco the Phoenix Appears

One Piece: Starting by Refusing Shanks

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h20zack

2 months ago

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I didn't think I would see fear and hunger here

I always thought that games like Sea of Stars, Blasphemous, Graveyard Keeper, Fear & Hunger, and a few others had already reached the pinnacle of pixel art, but the technology here is simply incredible. Even I am surprised by the amount of detail I'm able to put into Undertale.

Creating games in the future

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h20zack

2 months ago

Commented

tell that to the people on Twitter/X

"Anger is a gift. It's an emotion that can help us stand up for ourselves and fight for what we believe in. But it's important to use anger wisely. If we let anger control us, it can lead to violence and destruction." - Unknown

MHA:-Glitch In Reality

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h20zack

3 months ago

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Breaking the First wall is where a charcter acknowledges they, or other characters, are engaged in a literary device (ex: a character forgets their cell phone at home every episode of a tv show leading to comical circumstances. Character: Is anyone else tired of this running gag?) Breaking the second wall is when a character acknowledges a story like structure or plot to their life or to the day. I dont know if that includes the character knowingly copying something they say they saw in tv, but it does include acknowledging that you've seen "this plot" (that's happening to them) in tv/media. For example, if a character says he can easily run a 1000m run in record time, then someone on the track team gets hurt, and now they are asked to stand in. Character: This happened in a show i saw... now, if only i could remember how they resolved it.. Breaking the third wall is when a character acknowledges directly or indirectly that they are in a movie, tv show, comic book, and book. (Ex: a manga character says, "This situation is insane! It's not like we're in a manga or something!) Breaking the fourth wall directly references the audience. (A movie character is exasperated so much with a situation that they stare exhaustedly at the actual audience)

"Manga is not fiction. It's reality... No, it's the original and most perfect real world... Our current world is the one whose authenticity is questionable."