New day, new post! For today's blog post, I will be talking about the game Cult Of The Lamb. This game has been pretty popular since it first came out. Although it's not really an anime game, it does have a somewhat chibi art style. It's a life simulator, as well as a fighting story-based RPG. It has some funny parts, as well. I recommend it, especially for anime fans. I can understand why this game got so popular, especially since they've added a lot of DLC since release. If you like dark, morbid, quirky, cute, and comedic things, this game would be perfect. It has a little bit of everything. As always, I'll be including a picture of Cult Of The Lamb below so you all can see what it looks like. Enjoy!

What time is it? Post time! The Animal Crossing New Horizons update is coming in just a couple more months now. It'll be a big update, and a lot of fans are looking forward to it. Since there weren't supposed to be any more updates for this game, getting another update, especially one this big, was a huge surprise. It's still hard to believe that we're getting an update, but it's even harder to believe the developers actually listened to the complaints fans had. Things like crafting things one at a time, limited storage space, and the limited amount of villagers for the island were big problems for a long time. But this, along with quite a few other things, will be fixed in the update. It's really incredible, and I'm glad I was wrong about the game never receiving another update. But, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. I wanted to give my thoughts on this, since I'm still so surprised to see it happening. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

It's my birthday! Although I hardly ever mention my birthday on here, I do occasionally; especially when I talk about the Sanrio Boy Yuzu Wakano. Although he's often forgotten, he happens to be my birthday twin. I've always thought that was pretty cool, since Kirimichan has actually been one of my favorite Sanrio characters for a while now. But, I digress. I actually bring this up because I wanted to talk about celebrating birthdays in Animal Crossing New Horizons. It's a fun little celebration that doesn't take too much time to complete. There's a party, presents, and a lot of cute villagers saying happy birthday. You even get a special performance from KK Slider, and you can get birthday messages from the island residents during his performance; including from other players on the island. The presents are the same every year, but they come in different colors. Even though it's the same, it doesn't feel boring or repetitive. I actually really like the birthday event in Animal Crossing New Horizons, and I look forward to it. As always, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post. As a little bonus, here's a picture of Yuzu Wakano. Enjoy! Happy birthday Yuzu Wakano!

It's Thanksgiving! Since this is an American holiday, it's always a bit difficult to celebrate it on an anime blog. So for this year, I'd like to make some simple recommendations. Firstly, Animal Crossing New Horizons does celebrate Turkey Day every year. It's easy to participate in this in-game holiday, since the base recipes are easy to complete. However, each task you do complete gives you a special Turkey Day item. The items are the same every year, so you don't have to feel too pressured if you've already done it before. For my second recommendation, I think it would be nice to play a game like Cookzii on Thanksgiving. It's very relaxing, and you can enjoy making tasty looking food for the holiday. But if you're tired of cooking, you can also find some fall-themed Pokemon. It can be good for getting into the spirit, or you can even use the pictures for decorations for your phone or whatever you like. It's a bit unconventional, but anything that makes the holiday more enjoyable for you is worth it. Regardless, I hope you all enjoyed your Thanksgiving day, even if you aren't in America. Happy Thanksgiving everyone, and remember to be thankful!

It's post time! For today's blog post, I will be talking about weather Pokemon. There are a currently a few Pokemon based on weather. However, I think it would be interesting to see more. Weather is such an abstract concept that I think it could inspire some very interesting Pokemon. Some based on rain, clouds, lightning, sunshine, or even wind would make some interesting designs. With the increasingly limited options for new Pokemon, it's important for the series to start considering some more creative things. That's why I think they should start looking into things like this for new Pokemon designs. I'd love to see what they could make with something like weather, especially since they've already done so a few times before. But, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

3, 2, 1, post time! For today's blog post, I will be talking about Cookzii. Cookzii is a free-to-play mobile game. It's a relaxing cooking game, and it doesn't have a time limit for the recipes. It's similar to the Cooking Mama series as well, and it has a large variety of recipes to make. It has a calm atmosphere, and the game is very cozy. It has an anime-like art style with soft colors, and it's a very relaxing experience. If you like cooking games but hate feeling rushed, I highly recommend this game. It's nice to play if you need a break from the pressures of life. It does have ads, but they aren't too distracting from the game. As always, I will be including a picture from the game below so you all can see what it looks like. Enjoy!

Why is the Mario Kart series still called Mario Kart? Well, that's what I'll be talking about in today's blog post! The Mario Kart series has been around for a long time now. But at this point, the series is known more for the other Nintendo series it includes. Although it does still feature Mario characters and tracks, it's more like a big crossover series now. However, I think fans would be disappointed if they changed the name now. I understand why they still call it Mario Kart even though it also includes a lot of other series. It's also mostly still centered around Mario, so there's no reason to change the name now. But, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. Since the Mario Kart games have become known for the addition of other Nintendo characters, I wanted to talk about why it's still considered a Mario game. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

Is Animal Crossing made for adults or children? Well, that's what I'll be talking about in today's blog post! Although Animal Crossing can be played by anyone, it's actually made for adults. Since it's such a cute and child friendly game, this may seem surprising. But it's true. The player character is an adult, as well as the villagers. Which is why some villagers will talk about when they were children and teenagers. It's also why they live alone, and why the player character lives alone. It helps people adjust to growing up, living alone, and making new friends as an adult. Animal Crossing New Horizons helped with this as well, since it encouraged players to connect with their friends during their free time. Even though children can play the games, they were always for adults. I like the fact that a game targeted towards adults is still bright, colorful, and family friendly. It helps people feel safe and comfortable even though they aren't children anymore. But, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

New day, new post! I've seen more than one anime article recently that doesn't know the difference between shonen anime and shojo anime. Since they clearly don't do their research, I'm here to explain for anyone who doesn't know. Shonen (also spelled as shounen and shōnen) is a category of anime targeted towards boys and young men, and the name literally means "young boy". It centers around friendship, fighting, and facing challenges. It's often a coming-of-age story for an outcast, as well. On the other hand, shojo (also spelled as shoujo and shōjo) is targeted towards girls and young women, and it literally means "young girl". It centers around romance mostly, with a little bit of conflict mixed in as well. They're not really similar, which is why they're too separate categories. Of course, boys can watch shojo anime, and girls can watch shonen anime. It isn't to keep anyone out, it just makes it easier to find what you're looking for. If I see a shonen anime, I know I'll probably like it because that's what I prefer. It's only called shonen and shojo anime because that's who it's targeted towards, but anyone is free to watch and enjoy whatever they like. I hope this has cleared up the difference between these two categories for anyone who didn't know. As always, I hope you all enjoyed this blog post!

It's post time! Recently there have been a lot of Genshin Impact leaks. Although I understand why fans are getting excited, it's also spoiling things for everyone else. I personally don't mind a few leaks for people who can't wait, but at this point there are too many. I've always looked forward to official reveals for games and shows, so getting spoiled so many times is really frustrating. It's much worse if you read any games newsletters, since they'll happily publish leaks as well. Not only is it wrong to leak stolen information, but spreading it around makes it even easier to get spoiled unintentionally. You'd have to avoid the internet entirely for popular games too, because a lot of people just want to use popular games to get clicks. But, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. I would rather people not leak things at all, but I don't think that will ever stop. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

Why are people against AI art? Well, that's what I'll be talking about in today's blog post! Since AI art often uses the anime art style, it's pretty common in the anime community. But why are people so against it? Well, AI art doesn't create from scratch. Instead, an AI is trained on hundreds to thousands of individual art pieces. Then, it can use these to generate a new art piece. However, it's difficult for an AI to get it perfect even with a lot of training, so recently people have been generating a piece and then editing it. This still isn't a good thing because people don't have permission to use art for this purpose. Artists put hours of time into their artwork, so using it for AI is like stealing someone else's work. Anyone can learn to draw, but it's difficult and takes a lot of time. So in a way, using AI is just the lazy way of doing it. It's also unnecessary, since a lot of artists also do commissions for money. Using someone else's art to learn how to draw is a lot different than just outright stealing it. It's basically like when people were just tracing someone else's art and then changing the colors. Both tracing and AI training are just different forms of art theft. So unless it's for personal use, I'm heavily against using AI for making art. But even using it for personal use feels wrong after knowing it's stealing other's hard work. Regardless, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

What qualifies as an anime? Well, that's what I'll be talking about in today's blog post! As anime has become more popular, the word has been used for a broader variety of animation. However, not everything can be an anime. A lot of people use the term even for things that aren't an anime, which makes it even more confusing. So, I'm here to explain. Things that are anime inspired but not in the anime art style aren't anime. A good example of this is Avatar The Last Airbender. It's based on anime, and resembles anime, but it's more similar to traditional cartoons. Despite this, many people consider it an anime anyways. This is understandable, even if it just causes more confusion. Along with this, any animation that comes from Japan is anime regardless of the art style. But outside of Japan, only series with a particular art style is anime. This is the biggest thing that determines what an anime is. There are anime series from Korea, China, and America; but they only count as anime because of their art style. Otherwise, anime is Japanese animation. This is because the term was originally for all Japanese animation regardless of the art style. But, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. Hopefully this clears up the confusion that's been happening in the anime community recently. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

It's time for another new blog post! For today's blog post, I will be talking about my problem with seasonal DIY recipes in Animal Crossing New Horizons. Seasonal DIY recipes can be rewarding. Getting new recipes is rare after playing the game for a while, so getting fresh recipes from balloons can be a bit exciting. However, the drop rate for seasonal recipes is much too low. Instead of spending one season eagerly collecting the special recipes and then collecting the materials for them every time the season repeats, you instead spend the whole season getting useless items from balloons and duplicate recipes from bottles. It isn't exciting, it's frustrating. It can take years to collect all of the items. This is my second in-game fall season, and I've gotten no maple leaf recipes, and I'm also missing half of the mushroom recipes. It makes me wonder how many other seasonal recipes I'm missing. I understand now why other players don't like special or seasonal recipes, since they're nearly impossible to get. I hope the upcoming update will fix this, because at the moment it's very frustrating. But, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

It's post time! Today's blog post will be about seasonal DIY recipes in Animal Crossing New Horizons. Seasonal DIY recipes are exactly what they sound like, recipes that only appear during special in-game seasons. Currently, fall-themed recipes will appear on the islands. They can be found in bottles and balloons. However, they're extremely difficult to collect. They almost never appear in balloons, it's rare to get them from daily bottles, and you can get duplicates even for these special recipes. It's really frustrating, and it makes it almost impossible to collect all of the recipes in one season. For example, I personally realized earlier today that I didn't get any maple leaf recipes last year! This is really surprising, since I often pop balloons, and I get my daily bottle every day. I think this just proves how difficult it is to collect seasonal recipes. If you don't feel like collecting them all, you can always go to free treasure islands. But if you'd rather collect them yourself, good luck! Regardless, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

Is there anything wrong with leaks? Well, that's what I'll be talking about in today's blog post! For those of you who don't know, a leak is when someone spreads unreleased information about an upcoming project. It happens a lot with videogames, but it's extremely common with Pokemon. People will often leak things they're excited about for other fans who are also excited. However, this isn't a good thing. Not only do leaks spoil things other fans would rather wait for, but it also sometimes causes changes in development. That's right, sometimes when something is leaked, the company will change what was leaked to avoid the leaks being true. Sometimes they'll change stories, switch character designs, or remove things altogether. Because of this, I don't think leaks are a good thing. It's fun to see what will be created or released in the future, but we should be patient and wait for official reveals instead of taking the information ahead of time. Leaking important things spoils it for a lot of people, and it isn't always easy to avoid things after they start spreading. 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 Peakychu. Pokemon has officially announced Peakychu, so I'd like to talk about it today. Peakychu is a special Pikachu with pale fur and droopy ears. Many fans have been complaining about it being too similar to the normal Pikachu, but I don't think Peakychu is supposed to be a variant. I think it's a special character, since it will be released in Pokopia. Its heart-shaped tail implies it's specifically a female, which is part of why I think it's just a special character for the upcoming game. Peakychu is rather cute, but I think it would be disappointing if it is just a whole new variant, since it's much too similar to the regular Pikachu. 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 a picture of Peakychu. Enjoy!

It's post time! Recently a few new Pokemon designs have been revealed. These Pokemon will be in the upcoming game Pokemon Pokopia. People have started calling them variants, but I disagree. They're much too similar to the regular versions, so it's more likely that they're special characters instead of full variants. I haven't been following the production of Pokopia, so I don't know very much about these Pokemon. I'm not very interested in this game because it isn't available for the original Nintendo Switch, but I do know it looks like a weird mix between Pokemon, Minecraft, and Animal Crossing. So if that sounds interesting to you, remember this game will cost $70 and ask yourself if it's worth it. Regardless, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. I won't be including pictures of the new Pokemon to avoid spoilers for anyone who is interested. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

It's post time! One of the most disappointing things in Animal Crossing New Horizons is getting the same DIY recipes over and over again. You look all over the island for your daily bottle, and then it's the same recipe all over again. Not only this, but you can get repeat recipes from villagers as well. Because of this, I think it would be better if players weren't forced to take repeat recipes. The villagers can tell if you already have a recipe, so there's no point in making you take it. Not only this, but the game itself can tell which recipes you have, because Celeste gives you recipes you don't already have. So if the game knows what you do and don't have, you shouldn't have to take every single recipe. Being forced to take repeat recipes makes it difficult to tell what you already have, or if you've finally collected them all or not. There are also some recipes you can only get during certain seasons or on certain islands, so you shouldn't have to get repeat recipes of those either; since it keeps you from collecting the ones you don't have yet. There are a lot of DIY recipes in the game, which already takes a long time to collect. Getting so many duplicates just slows down the process. But, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. It's frustrating, but I don't think they'll ever fix this. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

New day, new post! A lot of fans often say they would like to see more unique Pokemon, but this is difficult now that there are a lot of different types of Pokemon. However, it's not impossible. There are still a lot of things that haven't been made into Pokemon! Different types of sharks, birds, and sea creatures would be good for Pokemon. But things like vampires, zombies, and dolls would also make for interesting Pokemon. Even with these few examples, it's easy to see there are a lot of possibilities still available for new Pokemon. Of course this may be a bit more difficult because of fan-made Pokemon, but hopefully it's not entirely impossible. Regardless, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

It's Singles Day! Singles Day is an unofficial Chinese holiday that celebrates single people. It's usually celebrated by shopping, and it's one of the biggest shopping days in the world. It isn't really well known, and it's not talked about often outside of China. However, you may see Singles Day sales on shopping websites. I'm sure anime fans have seen Singles Day sales even if they've never heard of it before. Since we have a few holidays that center around romance and families, I think it's good to have this holiday as well. Not everyone is in a relationship, and not everyone has to be in a relationship. With this holiday's growing popularity, I wonder if it'll eventually start appearing in anime and things like that in the future. Japan has borrowed culture from China often in the past, so it would make sense for this to eventually reach them. Regardless, I just wanted to talk about this for anyone who may not have heard of it before. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

Are Japanese cartoons that don't use the anime art style still considered anime? Well, that's what I'll be talking about in today's blog post! Throughout the years, there have been a few Japanese animated movies or series that didn't use the anime art style. Some people choose to just call them cartoons instead because of this. However, I think it also makes sense if they're still called anime. Even though the term has been used for a specific art style for a long time, it wasn't created for that art style. Anime was originally just animation from Japan, regardless of what it looked like. I think this is how it should stay. Even if other animated things from different places are starting to also be called anime, it was originally Japanese animation. That's why I think it should continue being used for all Japanese animation regardless of the art style. It's important to remember why words were made and what they originally described, which means all animation from Japan should still be anime even if people associate it with a specific art style now. But, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

It's post time! A lot of the time, popular anime series will end up having one popular character, or a few popular characters. This is common, and usually the character will be the main subject of advertising to draw more fans in. However, I think it's really odd when this character is a child. I don't mean childish or child-like characters, I mean children. It's really weird seeing grown adults fan over a young character. This already happened with Kanna from Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid, who is considered a child regardless of her technical age. But it's happening again with Anya Forger from Spy X Family. I can understand that some people may find them cute in the normal cute child way. But not all people are obsessing over them for this reason. It also gives mixed signals to people who aren't fans. For example, I haven't watched Spy X Family yet, but for a while I thought Anya was the one and only main character because she was everywhere for a long time. She's still extremely popular, as well. I may be overthinking it, but it's always felt weird when fans decide a child is the most popular character; especially in a series that features mostly adults. But, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. I just wanted to talk about this because I've seen Anya popping up a lot more often again. It bothers me because she's a very young character, and the majority of her fans are adults. Regardless of my opinions on the matter, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

It's time for another new blog post! For today's blog post, I will be talking about Asclepius from Fate/Grand Order. Since he is a story-locked servant, I won't be getting too detailed, to avoid spoilers. Asclepius is the son of Apollo and the God of Medicine. The game actually does a good job of telling his story and representing him. It seems to be pretty accurate as well, which is impressive. Asclepius is a three star servant, but he's a bit difficult to get unless he's on a pickup summon, like he is currently. He's one of my favorite servants, as well. He's very doctor-like, which makes sense given who he is. He cares greatly about medicine, and he likes finding patients to work on. Since I'm talking about Asclepius, here's a little real world fun fact. Asclepius is considered the God of Medicine, as well as the creator of modern medicine. This is why the Rod of Asclepius is still used in medical symbols to this day. As always, I will be including a picture of Asclepius below so you all can see what he looks like. As a little bonus, I'll also be including a picture of the Rod of Asclepius. Enjoy! 

Asclepius

A medical symbol featuring the serpent-entwined rod, known as the Rod of Asclepius

Why don't villagers in Animal Crossing New Horizons have unique personalities? Well, that's what I'll be talking about in today's blog post! A lot of fans have complained about the fact that all villagers share personalities. It makes the game boring and repetitive. However, I understand why it was done. There are a lot of villagers in the game, and programming each of them separately would be a very big task. Other games also duplicate personalities for background characters, it's just less noticeable because the characters also look the same. But in Animal Crossing, all of the villagers have unique designs, so it's easy to notice all of the repetition between characters. This also makes it difficult to have multiple favorites if they share personalities. For example, if you like both Raymond and Marshal, having them both on the island can be repetitive and frustrating. Despite this, it's understandable why it was done. Fans can only hope that this will be fixed sometime in the future. 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! With the release of so many new mega evolutions in Pokemon, fans are hoping for even more now, more than ever. However, with how many fan-made mega evolutions there already are, this will be a nearly impossible task for the more popular Pokemon. The more popular a Pokemon is, the less likely it is for them to get a new mega evolution. As I've said in previous posts, the Pokemon company can't make anything that's similar to fan-made Pokemon. So the more there are, the less likely it is. This is likely why we haven't gotten any more Eevee evolutions, and it's probably why it took so long to get new mega evolutions. I think we may get more in the long-run, but it'll be difficult to create completely new and unique mega evolutions. So for now, we should be patient and happy with what we have. 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 what happens after closing time in the stores from Animal Crossing New Horizons. For those of you who don't know, if you're still in Nook's Cranny after hours, they'll ask you to leave. However, if you use the reactions to sit down, they can't make you leave. This even works if there's a villager in the store with you, and you can stay there until you stand up. After you stand, you're automatically kicked out. On the other hand, if you're in the Able Sisters shop after closing, you can stay there as long as you want regardless. You can even still buy things, as well. I find it kind of funny that the Able Sisters let you continue shopping after closing, but Timmy and Tommy don't. This is just a fun little detail that a lot of players don't know about. Many players usually miss closing time for the stores, so they never have the chance to see this. As always, I hope you all enjoyed this blog post!

It's post time! Recently Character AI has been discussing limiting or banning minors on their platform. They'll be using a third party check to determine a user's age. If someone is a minor, their account will be heavily limited. This is a natural progression after Character AI asked for birthdates and minors admitted to lying about their ages anyways. Children are so entitled recently that they think they're allowed in adult spaces just because they want to be there. And yes, teenagers are still children. Character AI is very popular with anime fans, but adults can't enjoy it because children are taking up the spaces, making poor quality bots, slowing down the servers, and spending time with AI instead of their own peers. It's fine for most adults to talk to AI in their spare time because they know it isn't real, and in most cases it isn't replacing real social interaction. Children are still in their developmental period and they shouldn't be getting their morals from adult characters that aren't made to be role models. This has been a problem in many communities for a very long time, and I think it's a good thing that Character AI and other companies are putting an end to children being in spaces they aren't supposed to be in. This may make things messy for a while, but I think it's a necessary step since kids can't take no for an answer anymore. 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 Resort Hotel in Animal Crossing New Horizons. The hotel is an upcoming feature that will be added in the 3.0 update, and it will be on an extended pier. Along with this, this hotel will be run by Kapp'n and his family. It allows villagers and NPC characters to come to your island, and tourist villagers can be invited to stay at the hotel; which allows them to wander around your island like your resident villagers. This is a good way to interact with villagers you like without needing to kick out any of your permanent villagers. You can even invite specific characters with the amiibo feature, as well. You can also decorate rooms in the hotel, similar to Happy Home Paradise. The rooms will be decorated in specific themes, and completing projects in the hotel will reward you with special Hotel Tickets that can be exchanged at the souvenir shop. There will be two mannequins in the hotel too, which can be given custom outfits that can be worn by both players and villagers. I just wanted to talk about some of the basic information we've been given so far, so this is all I'll be talking about today. I'm actually very excited for the hotel, since I'd like to invite new villagers to stay without losing my old ones. I think this is a really good addition to the game, and it will help keep things fresh. As a little bonus, here's a picture of the upcoming hotel. Enjoy!

Animal Crossing New Horizons is getting an update! That's right! I am pleased to announce that I, was wrong. Animal Crossing New Horizons is getting a big update in a few months. It will be released on January 15th, and it will be a free update for the Nintendo Switch and the Switch 2. It'll be adding a lot of new features, including a hotel, bigger storage, easier crafting, new furniture sets and clothes, and more interactive objects. It seems like the developers actually listened to the fans quite a bit for the new update, because it does fix quite a few things that people have been complaining about. There's a lot to talk about with this upcoming update, so I won't be going into too much detail right now. This is a very pleasant surprise though, and it shocked a lot of fans. Animal Crossing New Horizons was never supposed to get another update, so this is extremely unforeseen. I may talk about the different things that will be added in more detail later, but for now this is all I'm going to talk about. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

It's post time! Halloween is officially over, which feels a bit empty. However, it is the start of the fall season in Animal Crossing New Horizons. Technically fall has been ongoing since the beginning of September. But, in the last month of fall is when you can collect the most fall items. Acorns and pinecones are still available, and it's the start of mushroom season. These things are necessary for fall DIY recipes for furniture and food. Making these items for your home or island can make it feel more like fall, especially since it's been unusually cold this year. Mushroom season has just started in the game, which is one of the biggest fall activities aside from Halloween. There are a lot of different things you can make with mushrooms, and they're all very cozy. They have a nice cottagecore vibe that could be good all year regardless. But, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post, and happy fall!