I want to ask how the pattern on the red stockings was drawn. If a human actually drew this, I'd call them the greatest artist in the world—it perfectly mimics those classic AI artifacts.
WuWa feels like the only other one that wasn't classified as "coughing baby" in that contest.
And didn't even that have a rough launch?
Game had rough launch that's true but I don't think it as the reason why WuWa lost to Umamusume. To be fair to WuWa, game has improved since launch and putting out high quality content since 2.0 onward which gave fans hopium that it could win since no hoyogame competing in the category this year.
WuWa does not deserve it. Every aspect of that game is pretentious, it is a great example of how much people will be willing to forgive and overlook when you have excellent presentation.
It still got the "player's voice" nomination... Thanks to players voting in exchange for astrites.
I can't flag a post that's still Pending, but I would submit this as AI-generated or at least very sloppily AI-assisted. Even though I wouldn't consider myself very good at identify AI, I think the random pillar of light to the left is suspect, as is the fact that there are two purple straps coming out to the right of the bowtie contrasted with only one strap coming out of the left side.
I can't flag a post that's still Pending, but I would submit this as AI-generated or at least very sloppily AI-assisted. Even though I wouldn't consider myself very good at identify AI, I think the random pillar of light to the left is suspect, as is the fact that there are two purple straps coming out to the right of the bowtie contrasted with only one strap coming out of the left side.
Ah, yes... the sacred spring on Mount Fuji. As seen in Xena: Warrior Princess (the episode of which I was just watching). Although, they probably didn't even know this really existed.
The editors for Square Enix's Monthly Shonen Gangan magazine announced on Wednesday that manga artist Yōko Umezu had died on July 7 due to cerebral infarction (ischemic stroke). The magazine's editors stated that a private funeral was held, attended only by close relatives.
The editors also announced that Vermeil in Gold (Kinsō no Vermeil: Gakeppuchi Majutsushi wa Saikyō no Yakusai to Mahō Sekai o Tsukisusumu), Kōta Amana and Umezu's manga that serialized in Monthly Shonen Gangan, has ended with the chapter that ran in the magazine's July issue on June 12. The editorial staff added that they will announce details regarding the publication of the series' uncollected chapters at a later date.
Wonder if Orfie realizes that two of his/her kids (Epoca d'Oro and Ocea Great) live there... Not sure if they've been given the pillow treatment yet though.
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