#code z

Here's @alwaysmellowkryptonite 's fresh!error, Z!

I wasn't sure what the character's attitude would of been but I think, on occasion, the fresh side would wanna be socialiable and risky even though the error side would hate all the people, I think he'd like the music. I also don't really draw exposed bone and I didnt know what his ecto would look like so that's my approximation. I hope it's at least a little accurate 😭 I couldn't decide if I liked the version with the outline behind the lights or on top of them so here's both lol.

(I prefer outline above the lighting but oh well lol)

Also, little bonus pic of the fact I also have a skeleton named Z lol count this as a sneak peak at her

Couples are:

1A dustberry(dust x blue), 1B Slashberry/Slashrazz( Berry/razz/sf!purple x slash), 1C morning coffee (ccino x original)

2A bloodypaint(blood x ink), 2B Killerbox (music box geno x killer), 2C Liquid death( reaper x soda)

3A Vivid dream(color x dream), 3B Code:shattered(code z x shattered dream),3C Glitchster( error x gaster)

4A Genomare(geno x nightmare), 4B Rottenarchy (rotten/sf!red x anarchy), 4C Ecstasy (fresh x lust)

Blue, Razz, shattered dream and Rotten belong to the utmv community

Soda sans, code z and anarchy belong to me

Death end re;Quest: Code Z – Gameplay

Death end re;Quest: Code Z - Gameplay

We take control, literally, of the fresh-faced Luden named Sayaka Hiwata who has little memory of who she is as we begin to meet a large number of familiar faces from past games, both friend and foe, as well as twisted anomalies and meet our gory ends in the beginning of Idea Factory International's Death end re;Quest: Code Z.

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Step into a tale of parallel universes in Death end re;Quest: Code Z, the latest installment in the acclaimed Death end re;Quest series by Compile Heart and Idea Factory International. This roguelike RPG introduces a new protagonist, Sayaka Hiwatari, as she navigates the enigmatic World DE-1.5—a realm crafted to be an ideal world but now threatened by a mysterious crisis.

With character designs by Kei Nanameda and a gripping narrative supervised by Makoto Kedouin (known for Corpse Party), players will delve into the treacherous Strain Areas, facing off against formidable foes and uncovering the truth behind the chaos. The game combines strategic turn-based combat with visual novel storytelling, offering a unique and immersive experience.

Death end re;Quest: Code Z is set to release on May 13, 2025, for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5, with a Steam release planned for later in the year.

Death end re;Quest: Code Z Developer: Idea Factory, Compile Heart Publisher: Idea Factory International, Inc. Platform: PlayStation 4/5, Windows Release Date: 13th May, 2025 (PC) TBA 2025 Price: $49.99 USD

Big Screen Entertainment Group Acquires Thrilling Script From Taj Jackson / Sco Triplets

Source: Wall Street Journal

HOLLYWOOD, CA–(Marketwired – May 30, 2014) – Big Screen Entertainment Group (PINKSHEETS: BSEG) has optioned the rights to the new script by Taj Jackson, nephew of Michael Jackson, and the Brazilian Sco triplets (Thaisa, Thaina, and Thayana Sco) on a project titled CODE Z. Taj Jackson is also on board to direct.

CODE Z, originally began as a tribute to Taj’s late…

“Zombies.” Bond looked back down at the tablet. He’d gone through the terse, professional after action report of a Captain Anwyn Pritchard, Royal Army with no immediate questions. When he’d started on notes regarding the facility itself, though, things had turned...

Well, undead.

“If it’s any comfort, I’m sorely tempted to ask you to shoot the bloody bastard whose idea it probably was,” Q said, turning to look out the small window.

“Who’s that?”

“Mycroft Holmes, chairman of the PM’s Committee for Security and Communications.” Q looked back at Bond. “My older brother, I’m afraid.”

Bond blinked. “Your brother is... what? Hoarding zombies on an island in the Bristol Channel?”

Q’s lips twitched up in a humourless smile. “So it would seem, yes.”

“Identify yourself,” Peregrine ordered.

“No need for introductions. We’ll be gone shortly.”

John scowled. The voice was deep and gravelly, as if the speaker were more accustomed to shouting than speaking calmly.

He’d heard that voice before, but where? When?

“What —” Peregrine began.

“Major, this will be a great deal more efficient if you’d kindly shut up and let Mr Holmes take over our discussion.” The man, whoever he was, spoke with absolute authority — the expectation of prompt obedience.

“Who the hell —”

“Mr Holmes,” the man interrupted, “if Major Peregrine breathes one more word over this line, I will execute Lieutenant Rangarajan.” He pronounced the name flawlessly.

A short update, but one that addresses quite a few issues...

“Evidence of excessive perspiration, swelling at the joints. The — the damage to the fingers indicates numbness of the extremities. Six —” Dr Forsythe glanced back into the gore-splattered cubicle. He swallowed and turned quickly away. “Six or seven hours since infection set in. Unknown vector.”

“Not unknown,” Sherlock said contemptuously.

John bit back a sigh, privately relieved that he was out of sight of whatever Sherlock was doing to the dead man in the name of the investigation.

“I saw no bite marks,” Dr Forsythe said tightly.

“Because nothing bit him.” Sherlock rose into sight, head and shoulders visible over the wall of the cubicle.

Forsythe spun, horror in his eyes. “Then what’s —”