Basically Rio decided to attend class one day but a robot teacher mistaken her for a parent and ask her to sit at the back and watch much to Rio's shock and the other students feel awkward about it.
Basically Rio decided to attend class one day but a robot teacher mistaken her for a parent and ask her to sit at the back and watch much to Rio's shock and the other students feel awkward about it.
I mean in all fainess she dresses extremely professionally too. Imo she'll definitely go in the "Really? SHE'S only 17??" Pool should she realease and not be 18.
Basically Rio decided to attend class one day but a robot teacher mistaken her for a parent and ask her to sit at the back and watch much to Rio's shock and the other students feel awkward about it.
Mommy status attained.
And she unintentionally flaunted it to her classmates too haha.
Fun fact: I went on a bit of a dive into what kind of hat Uto actually wears (ofc it's based on Snuffkin from Moomin), and I think the closest is the German sepplhut? (Look at the pointed ones specifically.)
Obviously that's not a tag and almost certainly doesn't need to be lmao. She can probably just be tagged with 'wizard hat' in general.
Usually a lot this artist's scenes imply that the world is abandoned or that the subjects stepped away but, here, with the cars, it looks "lived in" as so to speak.
Honestly, Nintendo would make a lot of money if they were to make their games more accessible. A good example is Astrobot (Which, correct me if I am wrong, is basically just Playstation Mario Odyssey.), which just sweeped the game awards. Imagine if games like BotW/TotK or Mario Odyssey itself and such would be on the market. It would also be a good popularity boost for Nintendo (Which they damn need with how they treat their fans-) and also help with this... Quote on quote "Emulation problem" they have. (Which I think is majorily due to the very limited availability. I mean. Say. You wanna play a modern Fire Emblem or Xenobkade, you have a steep entry price of a console and the game itself. So it isn't surprising that folks decide to put on the pegleg and get scurvy instead.)
Hoooowever, it would also mean that Nintendo can't do what they did with the Switch and keep up with highly outdated hardware (For consoles that is.) and still be successful for years, as they'd actually have to make it competitive instead of resting themselves on their massive and successful exclusives catalogue.
Honestly, Nintendo would make a lot of money if they were to make their games more accessible. A good example is Astrobot (Which, correct me if I am wrong, is basically just Playstation Mario Odyssey.)
Wait, why are you using Astrobot for your example of more accessible? That's a playstation exclusive since it relies heavily on the PS5 controller and its own brand of tech. I'd at least say something like how Mihoyo games are available on every platform including mobile for something that is very accessible.
I dare you to find a more openly disloyal US federal government than the one Trump suffered in his first term.
I mean ultimately he just surrounds himself with grifters who only cares about themselves and no one else. How many of Trump's own closest men, past and present, used to compare him to Hitler? And how often has Trump quickly turned "I have never met him/her" the moment they became a slightest inconvenience? Or you know, the one time he openly welcome his supporters to hang his own VP.
Thing is if they were just a band of goofy vultures backstabbing each other, that'd be fine. Problem is they're the literal ruling people of a superpower nation.
I mean ultimately he just surrounds himself with grifters who only cares about themselves and no one else. How many of Trump's own closest men, past and present, used to compare him to Hitler? And how often has Trump quickly turned "I have never met him/her" the moment they became a slightest inconvenience? Or you know, the one time he openly welcome his supporters to hang his own VP.
Everything there can be either explained or covered up by the American public losing faith in the increasingly poorly-named "mainstream" news media.
