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• Loud House (Nick)

• She-Ra Princesses of Power (Netflix)

• One Day at a Time reboot (Netflix)

• Twelve Forever (Netflix)

• Good Omens (Amazon)

• Zombieland Saga (wherever you get your anime)

this is just some stuff I've seen that I can recommend off the top of my nog, please add anything you've found to help someone out!! LGBT+ content is hard to come by!

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This post doesn’t contain spoilers for book XX of The Arcana, but does contain spoilers for previous chapters I’m currently figuring out which choices for each route matters when it comes to getting the Upright or Reversed ending and this is what I gathered so far:

General - Once you change enough choices to tip the scales to the other ending - you will be notified, but ONLY WHEN YOU GO TO THE MENU after the chapter ends instead of starting another one - Once you unlock both endings, you will not have to go back to the previous books to change your choices again - both endings will be available to play as you wish - As confirmed by the devs - paid choices don’t change the outcome - Whether you choose to accept Devil’s deal (reversed) or decline (upright) matters (Edit: It matters, but it won’t change the outcome alone. If you have a lot “upright” LI-specific choices, then accepting the Devil’s deal alone won’t be enough to unlock the reversed ending) Asra: - All of the choices with stuff like “I’d do the same for you” or “You’d do the same for me” lead to reversed - All the choices where you can either face the task ahead with courage (upright) or try to avoid getting involved (reversed) - Everything that makes you seem afraid to act on your own without his help/guidance - reversed - When you choose to go to him and help even if you were told to do something else (the fight with the tree / when he goes into the magic lake to separate Lucio’s soul from the body and he says you can’t go in the water, but you choose to try anyway) - reversed. - letting him hide away from other people with you (reversed) Nadia: - You can either make choices that will encourage her to repair her relationships with her sisters (upright) or those that will encourage her that “she doesn’t need them” (reversed) - Choices that will gain her sympathy from other people - whether or not you let the guards dine with you and Nadia (upright) or not (reversed), when someone approaches her at the masquerade - “I’m sorry, Milady is busy” (reversed) or “how can we help?” (upright) - There are few choices about Lucio that let you determine his fate  - basically, if MC would kill him or not etc (forgiveness - upright, ruthlessness - reversed)

Julian: - Every time you have a choice to make him accept what happened and that he can’t blame himself for it (upright) or that “you know he would do anything to keep you safe” (reversed) - Every time you encourage him to trust other people (upright) instead of pushing them away to “protect” them (reversed) - Every choice that justify his “martyr” tendencies (“you had your reasons” etc) - reversed  - The perfect example of a choice that you may think is “better” because it sounds “kinder”, but actually leads to the reversed ending is the choice from book XIII. Julian feels guilty about MC’s death and you can tell him “You can’t save everyone.” or “You’ll save me in the future.” Saying the latter seems kinder to him, but it will make him feel that the safety of MC is his responsibility and that he must do anything to protect them (leading to him making the choice that he did at the beginning of the reversed version of book XX, because he believes he has to do whatever it takes to save MC) EDIT: - someone reminded me of one more thing that probably affects Julian’s route - whether you’re calm (upright) or panicked (reversed) in stressful situations. F.ex, do you keep struggling when the vines are tightening around you in the Hanged Man’s realm (book XII) or whether you choose to chase after the goat (reversed) or listen to Julian (upright) at the Masquerade (Book XIV).  I might add stuff to this list later when I have some time to replay the rest of the books, but this is the general guide that I think will help you get the ending you want

Terrence Conran’s New House Book, 1985 🏠