Clara | 27 | Bumblefuck, NJ
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ACNH IDs:

MA-1981-5432-5238

DA-0342-7833-8925




I'm an amateur illustrator who'd like to someday do that whole "art" thing for a living. In the meantime, I'm hyperfixated on Monster Hunter, Mega Man, polearms, and probably several other things. Also aspiring to become an IRL amalgamation of leading ladies from Professor Layton games (officially girlpilled since 3/25/2023!!).



Cats:
Roxy | Lucy




Tools of the trade:

  • · 0.7mm HB #2 Bic Velocity mechanical pencil
  • · Artist's Loft kneaded eraser
  • · Factis BM2 mechanical pencil eraser
  • · Samsung XCover 6 Pro's camera (formerly Galaxy S5)
  • · Snapseed
  • · GNU Image Manipulation Program
  • · Aseprite



The Resistance emblem from Mega Man Zero in the colors of the trans pride flag.

"Lives with plenty of food and comfort... People have stopped bothering to think with their heads... There may still be some people who want to do something. If we could somehow let those kinds of people know what Dr. Weil is really thinking... We might be able to change Neo Arcadia."  -Ciel, Mega Man Zero 3


proxy
@proxy

i was originally gonna write a long post about why this is my favourite console despite (and because of) its foibles, but instead i'm just gonna be standard here and say: good damn console.

neat gimmicky experiments and solid games mixing and mingling together to form a weird era of game design that carried over the spirit of the GBA by combining 4th-7th gen game design aspects into a melange that can only be described as "nintendo ds :)"


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AqueousAblution
@AqueousAblution

My gut instinct is to say the Mega Man Zero Collection (2010), but that's cheating since it barely adds anything to the 4 GBA games it's a compilation of... so instead I'll go with a game I actually didn't get around to beating until some years after I originally got it, which is Kirby Squeak Squad! Really fun game, and I got it roughly around when it came out (probably not at launch, but definitely while it was still in stores), but I didn't actually get around to playing it more seriously until sometime in high school (sophomore or junior year I think, so around 2013-2014?). I wound up 100%ing the main story mode, if memory serves, though I didn't finish the speedrun mode where you're supposed to grab all the treasure in a single sitting (or whatever that mode's goal was). I loved the element system for the copy abilities, even if I wished they'd gone more in-depth with it (or at least let it apply to more abilities), and the way they implemented Ninja in that game was really fun IMO. Also, as someone who adored the sprites in Nightmare in Dream Land and Amazing Mirror, I was really really glad they kept that visual style for Squeak Squad. Love me some good "Kirby Advance"-style sprites, mmm 👌


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in reply to @proxy's post:

The DS was the best. There are heaps of great ds games. I think I spent hundreds of hours playing the ds and I'm sad that I can't play it anymore because the screens are too small for me now.

Among the best games are chrono trigger, ace attorney trilogy, professor layton, and dragon quest 4. Also a couple worth mentioning even though I didn't finish them: Radiant Historia and Soma Bringer. But there are so many more great games.

in reply to @mouri-sunlight's post:

It's a game where you manage a clothing boutique, coordinating outfits for the customers based on their style requests. In the original, you hold the DS sideways so you can see the characters' full bodies, and it turns out like a little fashion magazine! The three sequels were normal 3ds titles. the upcoming game Fashion Dreamer for the switch is a sort of spiritual successor

ooooooh, I gotta tell my sister about that one! she has a bit of a nostalgia thing for fashion games that came out when we were kids with interesting functional gimmicks, though she doesn't get to hear about as many of them as she'd like to. might try to get it on my hacked 3ds and bring that to her place idk, have a day with her and her family and show her a game.

Radiant Historia is the DS game that jumps to my mind first. An excellent RPG, with great writing and a rather fun battle system. Always feel like it deserves more love, even though it got rereleased on the 3DS. Hell, it could stand to be released on more platforms. If you ever wanted an RPG where the MC has multiple brain cells and uses them, it's a great a pick.