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To fellow fans of Gundam: The Witch from Mercury: Bandai Namco Filmworks has made a statement that Suletta and Miorine's relationship is "open to interpretation," despite them being textually married at the end of the show. They also censored a voice actor interview which talked about their marriage.

If you can, please help us let Bandai Namco Filmworks know that this is unacceptable!

Please keep the emails civil and respectful; whoever's working the email inbox is unlikely to have been involved in making this decision. My friend has laid out some tips:

Me: My pills make me not want to die tho

They: You shouldn’t want to die, that’s not normal

To be clear, I'm not talking about people who go "I don't like it so it's bad." I mean the people who act like a story being good is an accident. People who look at plot twists and dismiss them as made-up on the spot regardless of the amount of foreshadowing prior. People who will argue that the curtains being blue is just a coincidence and the writer got lucky that it coincided with the story being told. People who will write pages-long essays on how people making literary analysis of this specific piece of media is wrong and stupid because it couldn't possibly mean anything at all.

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The game is driven both by plots provided by the staff running the game, but also the ideas and desires of individual players and the player-base as a whole. Players can choose to play characters from the source materials and their own original characters as we build a new story from the settings we have incorporated.

Are you at all interested in shows like Mobile Suit Gundam, Evangelion, Code Geass, Martian Successor Nadesico, Mazinger Z, Getter Robo, Macross or even series with that DNA like Cowboy Bebop or Front Mission? Where games like Beam Saber pull their inspiration?

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It is 15 billion BCE. The world ends, and we begin again.

It is 5,000,000 BCE. A species turns its eyes to the stars in hope.

It is 4,975,000 BCE. A species turns its eyes to the stars in fear. The world ends, and we begin again.

It is 500,000 BCE. A species turns its eyes to the stars in hope.

It is 12,500 BCE. A species meets its first enemies among the stars. They become its most stalwart friends. Together, they form "humanity" -- a fragile miracle.

It is 1969 CE. Humanity turns its eyes to the stars in hope.

It is 2206 CE. Humanity turns its eyes to the stars in fear. The new shape of the world begins to form.

It is UC 0001. Humanity chooses to come together, hoping to become more than disparate nations. Together, they form "the Earth Federation" -- a fragile miracle. The world begins again.

It is UC 0058. Humanity meets its first enemies among the stars, the Zentradi. They become its most stalwart friends.

It is UC 0079. Humanity turns its eyes to the stars in fear, as the One Year War begins. A decade passes, never offering more than a brief turn away from warfare. Billions die from crises both natural and manmade. People wonder if this is yet another new shape of the world.

It is UC 0093. Desperation to see the decaying Earth reformed leads to events like the Axis Shock and the Devil Gundam incident. People look to more drastic, more costly measures, seeing doom as inevitable and merely electing to choose its shape. The remnants of these events form a rainbow that cuts through space -- a fragile miracle.

It is UC 0095. Space colonists from PLANT, a breakaway nation, strike at the Earth's power generation facilities. Celestial Being, an organization seeking the cessation of war through war, issues its ultimatum. The Jovian Lizards, invaders from another world, bombard the Earth with unmanned drones. The Britannian Union of Solar Energy tightens its yoke on Area 11, an occupied region of Japan, despite nominally sharing the Earth Federation with it.

It is UC 0096. Is the world ending? Must we begin again?

Keepalive is Aram Bartholl’s fake hollow boulder in the woods of Neuenkirchen, Germany. It conceals a thermoelectric generator that powers a router configured to serve documents related to wilderness survival. The router switches on if the rock is sufficiently warmed, say by a blazing campfire adjacent to it.

It’s based on Piratebox, a standalone Internet router project for file-sharing.

It’s not the only art/artificial boulder project, though: Ed Ruscha claims to have made an artificial boulder called “Rocky II” and hidden it somewhere in the Mojave, where it is visually indistinguishable from the surrounding rocks, making it all but impossible to find.

You don’t need to know the lore of a hurricane to understand that its approach threatens everything in its path and that if you can fight it, you damn well better.