Nothing is wrong with the scan, this is how the omake was printed out onto the paper. I've got another omake as well, but the quality of that one was much worse that I know it wouldn't be accepted here
Rarity: *3 Memoria Type: Passive Ability: Defense UP [III] Max Limit Break Ability: Defense UP [IV] Description (JP): 色のないこの世界で 僕は一歩踏み出す さようならを、するために Description (ENG): I take one step into this colorless world to say goodbye.
I want to see her with Sophie from Tales of Graces! I mean she looks like her long lost cousin or sister! Fern from Frieren looks like she could be her mom.
I imagine Neuvilette would still have his tea time though.
And would Melusines somehow cede to exist? I thought they were pretty much immortal being creatures only born some ancient time ago and non of them ever died.
I imagine Neuvilette would still have his tea time though.
And would Melusines somehow cede to exist? I thought they were pretty much immortal being creatures only born some ancient time ago and non of them ever died.
Melusines do die of (un)natural deaths and can be affected by worldly things. Neuv's character quest, Sigewinne's character quest, officer Menthe getting dependent on Coffee and World in Colors World quest made it clear that there's many things that risks Melusines in Teyvat, hence why Neuvillete made the law to protect them in the first place.
Do not underestimate investing in eggs that become chickens... To think a SNES game would teach me basic of economics. Take heed Alice. Buront knows what's up.
Do not underestimate investing in eggs that become chickens... To think a SNES game would teach me basic of economics. Take heed Alice. Buront knows what's up.
In a similar vein, to think that a SNES game (Albiet one that was just a port of a PC game) -- Civilization -- would teach me the basics of global politics! Buront knows what's up there, too: those damn ninjas that pass themselves off as "Diplomats" are not to be trusted.
The notability here is that the ¥2,000 banknote in Japan is much like the $2 banknote in the US. It's a regular issue banknote without any special value, but almost never actually circulated in real life, so they're seen as rare curiosities. Likewise, normal ATMs and cash registers have no place to put them.
People from Twitter (now known as "X") are accusing this artist of using AI in this drawing (see the replies here) because the artist made a series of tweets experimenting with AI (screenshots: asset #22297289 and asset #22297290). The artist has made a full statement on Tumblr (post 1 & post 2) and Twitter providing additional context and 10 full video recordings of them painting the artwork. People are still mad because the artist is allegedly still "pro AI".
People are still mad because the artist is allegedly still "pro AI".
Just another case of people's obsession with polarizing every topic. It seems like the word curiosity no longer exists, and using AI just to experiment and see how it works automatically means you're completely pro AI, despite being an artist with almost fifteen years of experience (Based in their Twitter bio) who never needed AI to show real talent.
