#solids

This is Patsy. The vet asked what colour(s) she was before her first appointment, and all I could think to say was, "most of them?"

Hello, hello~! I'm very happy to finally share my translations for the Tsuki Kagetsu pamphlet~

Tsuki Kagetsu is onmyouji-themed, and its world is filled with mysterious forces, spirits, and the people who keep it in control. It has pretty dark undertones too, which is really enjoyable and offers a lot of food for thought in terms of theories and headcanons!

Lore-wise, it is implied to be very political, but aside from bits and pieces shown through the characters' lores, it doesn't dive too deep into it. (Although I wish it did LMAO)

Either way, it establishes a strong lore while still leaving some stuff up to interpretation so fans can have fun with it~! Like with every other AGF theme, I am once again saying that I wish to see it adapted on stage someday, too! (I have not given up on Picatrix stage yet...!😂)

Thank you to Rakuen for helping me get my copy~!

Notes, and masterpost under the cut, enjoy~!

Rethinking hysteresis—a thermodynamic framework for history-dependent solids

Many solid materials "remember" their past. A piece of metal may respond differently after being stretched, heated, or cooled, and memory materials rely precisely on this kind of history-dependent behavior. This phenomenon, known as hysteresis, is central to technologies such as memory devices, energy conversion materials, and durable structural materials. However, hysteresis has long posed a problem for thermodynamics. In conventional thinking, the state of a material should be described by state variables, such as temperature and volume. But in solids, the same temperature and volume can correspond to different material properties depending on the material's past treatment. For this reason, hysteresis has traditionally been treated as a nonequilibrium phenomenon, outside the standard framework of thermodynamics.

Fave Beautiful 2D Idols with insane androgynous vocals

AI Mikaze (Uta no Prince-sama's Quartet Night) - A human-made robot idol designed for singing. His voice is as angelic as his appearance. Felt more human the more he learn about humanity.

Rikka Sera (TsukiPro The Animation's Solids) - At first it make you confused why this harmless guy is grouped with rowdy drunkards and then you hear him sing with high register. Fierce, competitive and weaponize his beauty confidently.

Rio Minase (Holostars UPROAR) - A ghost vtuber from male branch of Hololive Production that produce idol vtubers meaning they don't only stream games, singing is a major requirement in choosing their talents. Its enough reason to tell you he's good if he can sing Utapri's Tsukiakari no Dearest Ai part.