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Before anyone asks: Yes, this is the NoxiMation yaoi. SIN PACKAGE is about a shy delivery driver named Shimon and his smooth-talking demon boyfriend Atilla, who may or may not be the worst thing that ever happened to his emotional development. Shimon works for Sacred Parcel, a delivery company that handles regular-looking packages with extremely irregular consequences. A Sin Package may have ingredients for ramen in it. It may have a lawn chair, or a set of file folder. The physical object inside doesn't matter as much as what it means for the person delivering it, and the person receiving it. It carries unresolved guilt, avoidance, or regret. Everything you may keep trying to drop off and walk away from. Shimon is good at leaving before people can answer the door. This time, the package won’t let him. SIN PACKAGE is a 40-page one shot that will run from the beginning of July into the fall of 2026.

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When Gingka's Storm Pegasus expended all its power, it disappeared to rest in the cosmos... but Ryuga on the other hand, ends up in Hades. Down there, the former top Blader of the evil organization Hades Inc, Damian Hart, taunts him with the idea that Ryuga's endless conquest simply just created a bigger leash for him to be chained to. In order to make it back to the living world, the Dragon Emperor has to let go of his lust for power, and shed his past self completely.

Ryuga's death is one of the most ambiguous fates in shonen history. Nobody knows what really happened… but on May 30th, I'm diving deep into the Dragon Emperor's narrative, why he's a tragic character, and where he ends up as an adult in Beyblade Beyond. This is the FINAL Beyblade Beyond video of the year… and get ready, because it's a big one.

Every time Masamune Kadoya proclaimed himself to be the Number 1 Blader, he was brutally outclassed or humbled... but he always kept one foot on the ground. In adulthood, he still remains far from the top... and that’s okay: because his real legacy is how far he’s come. Now coaching with Team Dungeon, Masamune becomes “#1” in the eyes of the kids who look up to him: loud, inspiring, kinda dumb, and always reminding young Bladers that facing a tall wall doesn’t mean it can't be scaled. (Masamune's design is mainly inspired by @ignqloof)

During the Battle Bladers era, Reiji Mizuchi was released for one simple goal: crush the hearts of weak Bladers and destroy Gingka Hagane. In the many years since that mission failed, he had been growing his strength in the background and cultivating an empire of possessed souls; and with the world still recovering after the devastating Nemesis battle, Reiji slithers through the cracks that the WBBA are still trying to mend, presenting himself as their biggest enemy since.

Gameoverse and Planetronika fans are arguing about the wrong thing. I made a full video on my main channel about indie animation criticism, “goon bait” discourse, tiny passion projects vs Glitch-scale productions, and why fanservice/pacing/creator boundaries need way more nuance than Twitter is giving them. Full video is on NoxiMation.

Ryutaro Fukami is a "Uranaishi", or Japanese fortune teller, who uses Beyblade to determine his clients' fate. Since his battle with Gingka many years ago, he realized that fate itself can be determined by the willpower of those whom it falls upon. Since then, he has dedicated his time to assisting those that come across him in realizing their destiny.

I should use this post to actually talk about the Planetronika pilot. My favorite thing about it is the aesthetic. When most shows try to emulate the 2000s style, it comes off as half-assed. This animation replicated the feeling of those old cartoons perfectly. Same goes with the character designs. Voice direction was really good too. What didn't particularly sell me was the story (and by proxy, the pacing). I know that not everything has to have this grand or serious plot, especially if it's promoted as a slice-of-life, but the concept of "adventures and mishaps on alien planets felt somewhat sabotaged by the amount of sheer things that are happening at once. If there was a better established "beginning-middle-end" with a more centralized premise per episode, I think this would hit it out of the park.

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(Beyblade Beyond) TOBIO OIKE // “CPT. CAPRI” MID-20s // CONTRACT BLADE What looks like a rifle fires Beys at supersonic velocity. Long-range eliminations. No witnesses.

(Beyblade Beyond) What do you think when you hear the name "Watarigani"? Cheating? Backstabbing? Well, you're thinking of the old Tetsuya. In the 10 years since Nemesis, Tetsuya is making an effort to become a reformed member of the Beyblade world. Even then... it's best that we keep a close eye on him.

Beyblade Beyond is a fan-made project exploring the Metal Saga's 10-year future through the lens of character development (a separate continuity from Zero-G).