It's time for another new blog post! For today's blog post, I will be talking about what I don't like about yandere characters. A yandere character is someone who is so drawn to another person that they'd do anything for them. Although it's usually in a romantic way, it isn't always. However, not all yandere characters are made correctly. Yanderes usually care about someone so much that they'd do anything for that person. They'd even kill for them. But they aren't supposed to be insane, and they don't usually kill without reason. They prefer to get rid of romantic rivals or potential threats. This makes sense for someone who's obsessed with someone else. But it doesn't make sense for them to just kill everyone for no reason, and I really disagree with yandere characters who kill their love interest. Someone who's that obsessed would do anything to spend as much time as possible with that person. They wouldn't kill them, they'd likely trap them. It makes much more sense, and I wish more creators would understand this. A yandere isn't a crazy person, they're an obsessed person, which is different. Love or affection can be really overwhelming, and yandere characters are people who are overwhelmed by those feelings. But, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

What time is it? Post time! For today's blog post, I will be talking about cosplay. A big part of being an anime fan is dressing up as your favorite characters. However, not every anime fan can make their own costumes, or afford to buy pre-made ones. So, I'd like to make a little list of some tips I've picked up over the years. I'm putting them in a list so they'll be easier to keep track of. I'll only be talking about three for now, too. So, let's get on with it! Enjoy! 

1.) Alter your own outfits. Even if you can't make them from scratch, you can always alter pre-made clothes to look like the costume you want. 

2.) Wear an outfit you think the character would wear. This is much simpler, and it's good for characters who wear different clothes. If you know a character well enough, you can find clothes they would likely wear themself.

3.) Choose a character with simple clothes. You can always just pick characters that don't have special clothing. A lot of slice of life shows have characters that wear normal clothes, but series like Death Note do too. These characters are always the easiest to cosplay.

That's all I have for today! Hopefully these tips can be helpful for fans who find cosplay expensive or difficult. As always, I hope you all enjoyed this blog post!

It's post time! For today's blog post, I will be talking about where to find a lot of popular anime series. Not everyone can pay for an extra streaming service, but did you know you might already have access to a lot of anime? If you have Disney+, they recently added Hulu as part of a bundle. Because of this, all of the anime available on Hulu is now available on Disney+. This is a bonus for a lot of people, since this makes it a lot easier for anime fans to pay for one subscription instead of two. There's also a lot of new series on there, available in both subbed and dubbed versions. Although it's easier to just use a free streaming service to watch anime, this is a good way for Disney fans to watch the newer and popular series that others are talking about. Of course, you can still watch anime on things like Tubi and Pluto, but I just wanted to talk about this for anyone who currently has Disney+. As always, I hope you all enjoyed this blog post!

What are the downsides of being an indie game developer or an independent artist? Well, that's what I'll be talking about in today's blog post! The anime community is filled with independent creators. Those who make vocaloid songs, visual novels, romance games, fan fiction, and fan art are often heavily supported and looked up to. They're what helps keep fan bases alive, and they also spread other series to new audiences. However, although they're usually supported, sometimes their fans aren't as forgiving. Artists are usually asked to make art pieces without pay, and a lot of people just about demand new animations for things they like. Musicians are also begged for new music, and their current music is often criticized heavily. Along with this, even game developers are flooded with demands for new content and updates. This can put a lot of pressure on people, especially if they're just one person, or a small team. These aren't big corporations making content, they're people, with other responsibilities and often other jobs. They require time and patience that their fans don't often give them. Because of this, it's important to support them in a positive way too. Thanking creators for their hard work, and telling them to take their time can often help a lot more than people realize. I think independent creators should be supported with kindness when it's needed, so they don't get burnt out. And if you can't look past selfishness, remember that kindly supporting your favorite creators also motivates them. As always, I hope you all enjoyed this blog post!

 It's time for another new blog post! For today's blog post, I will be talking about indie games. Indie games are an often overlooked genre in the anime community. An indie game is a game that's made by an independent person, or a small independent studio. Even famous games like Undertale or Five Nights At Freddy's started out as indie games. Most recently, a good example of this in the anime community is Homicipher. It's already gained a following, even though it was made by one person. I recommend looking into indie games because sometimes you can find some real gems. But please remember, these are made by an individual person, or a small company. They're people who are bringing their passion projects to life, and they shouldn't be harassed. They should be respected, and criticism should be given respectfully as well. Supporting indie games can help them create new games, update the current game, and create potential sequels. It also gives them the opportunity to work with others to make better games in the future. So be sure to support indie games you like as much as you can! As always, I hope you all enjoyed this blog post!

New day, new post! For today's blog post, I will be talking about the new life-size Pokemon plushies. For those of you who don't know, there are official life-size Pokemon plushies for a few different Pokemon now. They usually cost a few hundred dollars, but fans with money to burn don't seem to mind. The most recent addition to this collection will be Eevee and all of its evolutions. Eevee will be available first, with the evolutions being released a few at a time. Fans are already a bit excited for this, and the plushies do look like they'll be good quality. With the prices, I doubt many people would be able to own all of them, but at least they're cute. Each one will be in a laying pose, as well. As always, here's a picture of the upcoming life-size plushies. Enjoy! 

It's post time! For today's blog post, I will be rating the combat systems of Genshin Impact, Honkai: Star Rail, and Zenless Zone Zero. I'll be giving a short reason for each rating, and they'll all be based on my opinion. Now then, let's get on with the list! Enjoy! 

1.) Genshin Impact - 7/10 - It's easy to figure out, and being able to openly run around is pretty nice. However, you can still get stuck or pinned by enemies. 

2.) Honkai: Star Rail - 9/10 - Very easy to learn. I like the turn-based gameplay, and the ability to use an ultimate skill even during an enemy's turn is nice. I only took away one point because even if you run, sometimes avoiding a strong enemy is practically impossible.

3.) Zenless Zone Zero - 4/10 - This combat system is awful. There's too many buttons to press, there's quick time events during battle, you have to switch between characters often, and you can get pinned really easily. Even though it's similar to the mechanics in Genshin Impact, it's much harder. It's only a little more forgiving because you can switch characters to get unstuck, since they slide or jump into battle.

Why are some Animal Crossing villagers considered creepy or scary? Well, that's what I'll be talking about in today's blog post! Although Animal Crossing is known for its cute villagers, there are still some fans think are creepy. This doesn't happen very often, but there are a few that pretty much all of the fans dislike. But why is this? Well, it's usually because the design ends up too unsettling. When there's a somewhat creepy villager, it stands out much more when it's surrounded by cute characters. Because of this, villagers that may have only been a little creepy in other games become much more scary in this game. A lot of the villagers people dislike have good designs, they just don't fit in with the other villagers. I'm sure these villagers were created for players who make their islands with darker themes, much like how there's furniture and clothing items that stand out as unsettling when compared to everything else. Villagers that would've been only a little off-putting end up looking more terrifying compared to everything else. But, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

It's post time! For today's blog post, I will be talking about original characters. Original characters, or OC's, are characters created by an independent artist. Although they usually start out as a standalone character, a lot of artists will end up making more characters, a world, and a story to go along with them. A lot of OC's are made in the anime art style, and many artists end up turning their characters into a digital comic or webtoon. It's important to support independent artists, since a lot of people can create some pretty amazing things. Plus, with the rise of indie animation series, sometimes an artist's characters become a show. I recommend looking into original characters made by independent artists, because some of them are really wonderful, and artists need all the support they can get. But, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

Why do some anime characters wear a bandaid on their nose? Well, that's what I'll be talking about in today's blog post! Some anime fans may notice that some anime characters wear a bandaid on their nose. It's much more common with sporty or active characters, and it's considered cute. Because of this, it isn't too uncommon to see an anime character with a normal tan or pastel colored bandaid across the bridge of their nose. But why is this? Well, it actually started because athletes wore nose strips to open their airways. They did this so they could breathe easier while exercising. However, a lot of people mistook it for a bandaid instead, and the bandaid became a part of fashion. This is why it's more common to see sporty or active characters with a nose bandaid. I wanted to talk about this because I've seen a few anime fans asking about it before, and I think the reason behind it is pretty interesting. As always, I hope you all enjoyed this blog post!

It's Easter! Happy Easter everyone! Since this also means it's Bunny Day in the Animal Crossing New Horizons world, I decided to give my thoughts on Bunny Day today. Unlike other Animal Crossing holidays, Bunny Day gives you a week to prepare. But somehow, this still isn't enough time. It's hard to get all the DIY recipes for the event, and the egg drop rates for some of the eggs are really low. So if you have multiple players on your island, there's a good chance not everyone will even finish the event. Bunny Day is also nothing but egg collecting and DIY crafting. Even with the raised egg drop rates, all of the collecting is really tedious. It hardly feels like an event at all, and it feels more like a chore. And after all of that crafting and egg collecting, your reward is: more crafting and egg collecting! I expected Bunny Day to be an actual event, but it isn't very much of one, and it actually feels pretty boring compared to other events. Along with this, you can unlock different clothing recipes by collecting different eggs. But, you aren't told this, and it's easily missed if you don't collect the right amount of eggs. This event is alright if you like collecting eggs and crafting a lot of recipes, and it gets a bit easier when you find out that you can trade eggs with the villagers. But, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post! As a little bonus, here's Sasha for Bunny Day! Enjoy!

It's post time! For today's blog post, I will be talking about animation memes. Animation memes are a common type of short video on YouTube and TikTok, and they usually feature characters synced in time with a song clip. They're very popular in the anime community, and there are a lot of them in the anime art style, even for non-anime media. They can feature official characters, or original characters, as well. Animation memes are actually a really good way to support independent artists, while also discovering new shows, games, or even original stories. They can be repetitive if you watch a lot of them based on the same song, since they usually have a set theme that artists change to fit the characters they're using. I recommend looking into them, since a lot of them have amazing art styles. They also often feature popular anime characters, so that's a bonus. But, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

Why should fans stop making fan-made Pokemon? Well, that's what I'll be talking about in today's blog post! All fandoms have fan-made characters, and Pokemon is no different. However, unlike other series that have limited characters, Pokemon is always making a lot of new Pokemon. Because of this, the odds of an official design overlapping with a fan-made design are much higher. Official series usually avoid adding fan-made characters to their media for a few reasons. First of all, they can only add it with permission from the artist. Secondly, adding a fan-made design just encourages other fans. Although it isn't entirely bad to add a fan-made character, Pokemon is a big company. Because of this, artists always expect money. Even the Pokemon company can't afford to pay every single artist that doesn't already work for them. So, they just avoid fan-made designs altogether. Because of this, making and posting a fan-made Pokemon means that Pokemon will never be official. Along with this, it lowers the possibilities for other designs, and it erases any similar designs as well. This is why I think there shouldn't be so many fan-made Pokemon, since it's lowering the possibilities for any Pokemon that may be similar to the fan-made ones. But, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. Of course, I know people will never stop making fan-made Pokemon, so it doesn't really matter what other fans say anyways. Regardless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

It's post time! For today's blog post, I will be talking about why I believe the live action Disney movies aren't canon to Twisted Wonderland. It's always a common question within the Disney community of what is and isn't considered canon, and the live action movies just complicate things. However, I believe the animated Disney films and the live action Disney films are two separate timelines. Because of this, Twisted Wonderland follows the animated Disney movies and not the live action ones. Of course, they do include things from other Disney media, but it's pretty much always from the animated canon exclusively. Hardly anything from the live action movies has been included. I think the only thing from the live action movies that was included in Twisted Wonderland is Malleus being a fae. However, it isn't hard to believe that Maleficent was always meant to be a fae, even in the original. She is one of the only ones who can use magic in the original animated movie, and the only other ones who can are fairies. Because of this, I think Twisted Wonderland is only going with the animated Disney movies, and not the live action ones. This makes things much easier, and it also makes things easier to follow. But, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

It's post time! For today's blog post, I will be listing five of my favorite Sanrio characters, along with a picture of each. Everyone knows about Hello Kitty, so I won't be including her on the list. Instead, I'll be focusing on the other ones I like. So, let's get on with it! Enjoy!

1.) Chococat 

2.) Badtz-Maru

3.) Kirimichan

4.) Keroppi

5.) Little Twin Stars

Why do Pokemon fans still want a new Eevee evolution? Well, that's what I'll be talking about in today's blog post! I've talked about the possibility of new Eevee evolutions on this blog multiple times before, but why do fans even want one anymore? There hasn't been a new Eeveelution in years, and there's no sign there will ever be one. However, Eevee is a Pokemon known for evolution. It's the evolution Pokemon, after all. It still has a lot of potential, and there are many types that still don't have an Eevee evolution. Because of this, it's hard to give up hope. There are so many possibilities, as well as a lot of things that can still be done with this Pokemon. Along with this, Eevee is said to have irregular genetics, which means anything could make it evolve. It's known for evolution, it has a lot of existing evolutions, and it has a lot of potential for future evolutions. All of this means fans will likely never give up hoping for future evolutions, because they really want to see more official Eeveelutions. But, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. Hopefully this will finally be the year for a new Eevee evolution. Regardless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

It's time to post! Ever since I started playing Animal Crossing New Horizons, I feel like I've complained about it often on this blog. However, I don't dislike it, and I even play it daily. The problem is, it gets tedious after a while, and that's disappointing above anything else. It's disappointing because this game has a lot of potential, but it was given up on early on. Nintendo almost immediately decided to stop updating it, which means there's a lot that isn't possible anymore. It would've been fun for players to get frequent updates to add new furniture, clothes, features, and events. This game could've been amazing, but instead they only update it if there's a bad bug or glitch. This game has always been really popular, ever since it was released. Even fans who started playing it in the beginning still play it to this day, and the community is still really active with new people joining often. Choosing not to add anything to the game neglects the fans, and shows them that Nintendo doesn't really care about them. It's sad to see, but not surprising. Nintendo has been gradually neglecting their fans more often throughout recent years. Eventually people will get tired of it and move on, regardless of how much they like the games. Companies need money, and money comes from people. If Nintendo keeps ignoring that, it'll eventually cost them. But, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

Bunny Day is quickly approaching in Animal Crossing New Horizons! However, a lot of fans still don't like this holiday. Why is this? Firstly, the very first Bunny Day was overloaded with eggs, and it overlapped with Cherry Blossom season; which fans overwhelmingly prefer over Bunny Day. Since then, the spawn rate for eggs has been heavily lowered, and it's easy to tell which balloons are related to Bunny Day so you can avoid them if you want. Many players choose to avoid the eggs altogether, since they don't even like the Bunny Day items collection anyways. The item set is part of why fans don't like Bunny Day. But the other main reason people still don't like this in-game holiday, is Zipper T. Bunny. This NPC comes to your island as the host of Bunny Day to hide eggs and talk to your character. But instead of just making him a bunny, he actually seems to be in a bunny suit. This is an odd choice for a game filled with animals, but I'm sure it was supposed to be a joke. Regardless, many fans think he's really creepy, with some even saying he looks like he belongs in Five Nights At Freddy's. I personally don't really have an issue with him, but I can see why other people would find him creepy. Between bad memories of the first Bunny Day, the large amount of eggs, an unwanted host, and Bunny Day items that fans don't like, I can see why it's still so unloved. Nonetheless, here's a picture of Zipper so you all can see him for yourselves. Enjoy!

Why aren't the humans of the Pokemon world as popular as the Pokemon? Well, that's what I'll be talking about in today's blog post! When it comes to Pokemon, people always think of the cute creatures first, and the human characters second. For a series centered around Pokemon, this makes sense. The games and anime have always focused on Pokemon over the humans, even though the series would be pretty boring without the human characters. Along with this, part of the issue is the age of the main characters. Although there are quite a few adult characters throughout the series, there's also a lot of children. These days the adult characters are much more popular within the Pokemon community, since most Pokemon fans are adults now. So, making a lot of children characters in the series means a lot of people are going to outgrow them in a few years. It's easier to pay attention to the Pokemon, since they don't really show aging and they're always adorable. But having a lot of human characters who are children, teens, and even young adults means fans will eventually outgrow them. Within the Pokemon community, either the Pokemon or older adults usually gain popularity because people eventually grow up; and a lot of fans are already teens or adults. But, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

It's post time! For today's blog post, I will be talking about ghost Pokemon. Ghost Pokemon have always been a bit of a mystery within the Pokemon community. What are they, and where did they come from? Well, there are actually some answers for these. First of all, a lot of ghost Pokemon are actually based on ghosts. This means that ghosts are former living Pokemon and even people. But not all of them are. Some of them were just born that way, which means not all ghost Pokemon are based on morbid stories of former living creatures. It really depends on the Pokemon, and what it might be based on. I wanted to talk about this because a lot of fans think all ghost Pokemon are just dead things. But, not all of them are. It's also important to recognize that ghost Pokemon aren't dead, either. They're alive. So, it's more similar to some form of reincarnation. But, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

Why are some things from Japan considered anime even when they aren't in the anime art style? Well, that's what I'll be talking about in today's blog post! Anime fans may have noticed that sometimes there are Japanese videogames or shows that are accepted into the anime community even when they aren't in the anime art style. This is because originally, anime referred to specifically media (usually animation) from Japan, and not the popular art style. Even if the term has changed in recent years, a lot of fans will still include anything from Japan and not just specific things. I think that's perfectly fine, since it did originate in Japan. If fans want to continue including all things from Japan and not just things with that art style, it would make sense. But, these are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. I wanted to talk about this because people often include things like the Mario series in the anime community, which is because it's a Japanese series and not because of the art style. As always, I hope you all enjoyed this blog post!

It's post time! For today's blog post, I will be talking about figurines. Figurines are a huge part of collections for anime fans. Getting detailed figures of your favorite characters is something every fan loves to do. Although they used to be extremely expensive, the growth of anime's popularity means they're way more common, and that lowers the price. There are a ton of different kinds of figurines, though most fans prefer the smaller ones because they take up less space. And thanks to the rise in popularity, now they aren't just official characters. Now there are even figurines that aren't based on already existing anime characters. This makes it easy for fans to just get a figurine because it's cute. Since these types of figures are usually less expensive, it's also a good way to expand the collection without draining your wallet. I personally love figurines, and I think it's wonderful that they've become more accessible for anime fans. As always, I hope you all enjoyed this blog post!

New day, new post! For today's blog post, I will be listing three cute pink Pokemon, along with a picture of each. Spring is here, which means cherry blossoms should be blooming! So to help celebrate the cherry blossom season, I'd like to list some cute pink Pokemon. Now then, let's get on with it! Enjoy!

1.) Mew

2.) Igglybuff

3.) Clefairy

It's post time! For today's blog post, I will be talking about why I think there should be more Pokemon with a cozy theme. Pokemon are often seen as fighters, which makes sense for the series. However, they can also be pets within the Pokemon universe. Not all Pokemon are meant for battles, and not all of them have other uses. Sometimes Pokemon are just pets. Because of this, I believe there should be more cozy Pokemon. Cozy Pokemon are ones like Wooloo who are just cute and fluffy. They can battle, but mostly they're just made to be cute. Since Pokemon can also be pets, I think more Pokemon should be designed as pets. Of course, there are a few like this. But new Pokemon are usually designed with battles in mind. This is because battling is the main part of most Pokemon games. I understand that, and I do like Pokemon who are made to be fighters as well. I just think there should be a balance between Pokemon who are made to fight, and Pokemon who are companions. But, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

Why is Kirby so popular? Well, that's what I'll be talking about in today's blog post! Kirby has always been very popular, and even people who have never played the games know who he is. But why is this? First of all, Kirby is very recognizable. Even though he's a small pink ball, it's very easy to recognize him. He also has a lot of merchandise, and he's very cute. Because of this, even people who aren't gamers or anime fans can find a reason to like him. He's very simple, and adorable. Along with this, Kirby originally didn't have a gender. Although he's considered a boy in America, he originally didn't have a gender. Even though this doesn't seem very important, genderless characters are more popular in Japan. This is because Kirby's lack of expressions and lack of gender makes it so anyone can play the games and experience the story themselves. However, officially making him a boy didn't change his popularity, because he's still cute, fun, and recognizable. But, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

New day, new post! For today's blog post, I will be talking about Animal Crossing New Horizons. Animal Crossing has always been a very popular series, and this game is no exception. However, the more you play it, the more you start to notice things that are bothersome. This wouldn't be too much of a problem, but Nintendo stopped updating the game very early on. This means any features that fans didn't like were stuck that way. Even now, fans are still hoping for an update that may never come. It's disappointing, especially since not everyone wants to just move on to the next game. Fixing the problems fans have with New Horizons in the next game won't do anything except make fans angry. Not everyone can afford a $60 game, and not everyone wants to abandon the island they've spent years working on. These islands aren't just digital, they're comforting places that people have spent a lot of time on. There are still fans that have been playing this game since it was released, so just telling them to buy a new one is kind of a slap in the face. This may have worked for Nintendo for other games, but eventually people will stop wanting to spend money to restart all over again whenever the next game is released. This is especially true with games like Animal Crossing, which values friendship, connections, and community. Nintendo should stop focusing on money, and should start focusing on the people who give them that money. Fans are important, and ignoring their requests makes new things flop. If Nintendo is going to release another Animal Crossing game, they should at least fix and update the current one to show fans they're listening. But, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

 It's post time! For today's blog post, I will be talking about the problem with buildings in Animal Crossing New Horizons. Anyone who has played this game knows there are hardly any buildings. There's two stores, one town hall, the villagers' houses, and the character houses. For those who wanted a more city-like island, this is a huge disappointment. Firstly, in order to have more houses, you'd have to make extra accounts and then add those to your island. There's also no way to add roads, crosswalks, or parking lots; unless you make them yourself. Since you can't use flooring outside, you can't use the outdoor themed floors for anything useful. Some players use the simple panels for extra buildings, but you can't use wallpaper for them, they don't have a roof, and the corners don't even connect. For a game based on creativity, it really limits possibilities. I personally think the shops on Harv's Island should've been for the main island instead. It would've added more buildings, which adds more life to the island. I also think wallpapers and floorings should have uses outside of the house. Why are there parking lot, crosswalk, and road floors if you can't even use them? As much as I like this game, it's really frustrating having these options with no way to actually use them. But, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

Eevee and its evolutions aren't cats! And I'd like to talk about that in today's blog post. A lot of Pokemon fans think Eevee's evolutions are cats, but they aren't. Eevee itself isn't based on any animal in particular. However, it's more similar to foxes than anything. It's never been confirmed exactly what Eevee is based on, but it heavily resembles a fox. Despite this, a lot of people think its evolutions are cats. But, this wouldn't make sense. Eevee evolutions don't look like cats, and they aren't based on cats. They're closer to dogs or foxes, but not cats. I love cats and cat Pokemon, but Eevee and its evolutions aren't cats. I think if this evolution line was based on cats, it would look much different than it does now. But, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. I just wanted to talk about this because Pokemon fans often include Eevee and its evolutions in lists of cat Pokemon. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

Will there ever be an adult Pokemon protagonist? Well, that's what I'll be talking about in today's blog post! For those of you who don't know, Pokemon protagonists are pretty much always children in the games. This makes sense, since Pokemon games are still marketed towards children. However, with more adults than ever in the fandom, it would make sense for a Pokemon game to finally have an adult protagonist. After all, there is already one Pokemon game that features a grown protagonist: Pokemon Go. Although I don't believe a main-line game would ever feature an adult main character, I think the Pokemon company could definitely make a spinoff game with one. There are tons of adult trainers within the series, and a lot of fans would love to see a grown trainer in a Pokemon game. I think it would be even better if you could choose whether your character is a child or an adult, but that would change a lot in a game's story, so it will probably never happen. Regardless, these are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. I'd love to see a spinoff game that features an adult main character for the older fans of the series. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

It's April Fool's Day! So for today's blog post, I'll be listing five games that celebrate April Fool's Day. Although this isn't a very popular holiday, some games still take it seriously. Or rather, not very seriously. I think it's fun to see games that joke around for the holiday. So, let's get on with the list! Enjoy!

1.) Dream Girlfriend

2.) Mystic Messenger

3.) What In HELL Is Bad

4.) Tokyo Debunker

5.) Love Unholyc