Moondoll

Going back to my roots of drawing anime guys and Mystic Messenger!

Probably going to work on drawing all of the romance-ables and make them all photo cards! (Mock up under the cut!)

Mysterious Messenger v3.0 is released!

After 8 months of continuous development, v3.0 is finally out of pre-release. The user coding experience has been greatly streamlined, and there are several new features such as:

Standalone Story Mode sections and Story Calls on the timeline

Flexible in-chat links

Bonus profile pictures for characters and the player

Profile picture callbacks to have characters comment on the player's profile picture

Revamped timed menus, with choices displayed while the chat is ongoing

and many, many more. You can find a full list of the updates in the official changelog.

Want to try the program? Find the code on my GitHub and join the Mysterious Messenger Discord for access to the assets and updates.

Is this a mod for Mystic Messenger?

No. It is a standalone engine created from scratch in Ren'Py that you can use to make your own Mystic Messenger routes. It contains all the features of Mystic Messenger, such as chatrooms, phone calls, emails, text messages, and real-time gameplay. It also includes several new features specific to this program, like timed menus and story calls, and additional accessibility features and options such as changing your pronouns.

What can I do with Mysterious Messenger?

You can use Mysterious Messenger to create mock chatrooms, calls, etc for fanfics, as presents to friends, or fan routes. It is not for commercial use and is intended primarily as a learning tool as the code is open-source and available for aspiring game developers to modify and learn from.

Your program is so cool! How can I support this?

If you like what I’m doing and want to support my work, consider donating a coffee through Ko-fi. I work on this in my spare time while at school, and your support helps me continue developing Mysterious Messenger as well as my own personal programming projects.

Hey there, so after quite a lot of work (and giving my character a really long string of characters to use as her name lol), I extracted the curly font used in Mystic Messenger chatrooms and saved it into a font file, which you can download off of Dropbox here.

In practice, it looks like this:

幽☆遊☆白書の映画のレーザーディスクポスターです！ぜひ楽しんでください！

Please be mindful that i didn't draw any chainmail underneath, first bc im lazy, but every armor from XV century had some : over the gambeson, under the plate, fully or on located areas. They also used pants gambesons.

Also this is just one example, XVth had so much armor variations for any of the parts above

Here're some references i like to use :

-> The Evolution of Knightly Armour

-> Age of Craft

Equiping an armor tutorial