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NEW 🏝️VALLE VERDE🎮 IS UPON US!

You say you hate AI generated content? You say you want to see videos made by passionate human beings? You say you want stories that come from the minds of real people? You wanna see the lengths a person with a vision will go to, to bring it to life?

Someone who's a talented artist, musician, animator and programmer all in one?

you wanna see something created by a person like that? A one man show? You wanna see what kind of story he can tell?

How'd you like to watch ps1 based horror mystery told through the vhs recordings of two game testers back in the 90s?

Those recordings then found decades later, buried in a park somewhere in modern day Argentina?

You wanna see some real fucking horror shit? Lovingly rendered to be unsettling as shit?? Do you love the kind of series where theres giant secrets hidden in split second frames of the video? Does that sort of thing scratch a storytelling ich for you?

Do you wanna see horrific things happen to a grown man who has to traverse a video game looking like Ness from Earthbound if he was in Animal Crossing most of the time?

Then WATCH this shit!

I started watching shortly after the TACTICS arc wrapped up, I quickly got into the show, its characters and world. TACTICS seems to be the fan favorite but mine is the Glowing Dawn arc, where we were starting to get to know about Tomoro, his emotional turmoil as a orphan and social pariah, his relationship with the inmature and playful Gekkomon, getting to know his found family in Glowing Dawn, as well as what is going on in this divided, dystopian society and how it affects the characters. Ofc I enjoy Tactics as well, the titular antagonists and eventual confrontation were all excellent, but what I'm trying to say is that I also enjoy the more 'self contained' plots, and I'd say some of these were the best the show has to offer.

So with that said, by the middle point of the GIFT arc (specifically ep 33), even I was like "ok...what are we doing here? why is the pacing all over the place?". I didn't get to watch it as it aired but TACTICS was well paced overall, so what followed was weird. A 3-episode interlude and then GIFT officially starts, shorter than its predecessors and the focus was on and off from the titular villains, with the main plot and subplots wrapping up quick. Raito learning to control Perfect level and having gained Kaito's approval all offscreen, Reina suddenly lamenting she hasn't reached Perfect yet shortly before it starts taking its toll in the missions, and Miharu only starting to take matters near the end of the arc. I still like GIFT, glad to see Makoto and Reina catching up power-wise and Brilliant Thorn were classy secondary antagonists, but the flaws were hard to ignore this time, and I can see why others would be more disappointed with it. Me personally I really wanted to see a Reina vs Rose rematch, maybe it can still happen, who knows. What's next for Beatbreak is a 4 ep Kyo miniarc that looks to be more focused and I hope it stays that way for the foreseeable future of the show.

… Her solution is to sexually harass a trans woman in the way she claims trans women harass cis women

Me. I'm the parent.

The book tackling the subject of abominations and how they used to fit into pre Belos witch culture.

And Luz watching memories she probably doesn't remember, "who is THAT in the picture? me???"