I don't recall there actually being DLC for Sekiro.
Other than that, gold every time.
do you feel this DLC has struck gold? because I've been in the comment section of a few videos that showcase the full lore the DLC has to offer and there are some people that aren't too happy with it and believe certain ideas are rip-offs from previous Fromsoft games?
I know it's a bit early to ask this question so you can just give me your reply once you've finished the DLC, the choice is yours.
Okina, Toyosatomimi, and Ebisu... based on the other pictures in this set, they're linked by hair color (black and dark brown), so what are three blondies doing here?
Magia Record announced an End of Service some weeks ago. Magia Report wasn't fully uploaded to Danbooru when I started reading a translated version, so I took it upon myself to archive the rest of it.
Very special thanks to TFO Scans and Magia Union Translations for working on translating the comics. The TFO Scans version is all around, but I read it on MangaDex until chapter 272. The MUT version can be read at Mochi's Tumblr, and picks up where TFO Scans left off and a little further.
Eris kissaten is not the artist of this illustration, but the commissioner. They give the artist name in the commentary, but I've been unable to find them under that name.
you gotta take unconditional love where you can get it
It's not really unconditional. From G-Chan's perspective Hooman is basically an all providing god who maintains her place of stay and feeds her like a queen every day even if he does occasionally try to smite her for reasons she does not understand. Some times he even saves her life.
Come to think of it, Hooman's own state of mind might greatly improve if he could only realize that G-Chan thinks the above of him.
