Im so glad you're enjoying it! Thank you for your kind words!

I feel like most people don't use AI tools but companies are so desperate for the "AI" label on their portfolio for the sake of investment that they jam garbage that no one wants or uses into their products just so out of touch suits can clap their hands to it

themselves to make sure no one tried it again- It's such a good book and inspiring to flip through. And oh, of course almost all of the games featured in this book are all fake games made by people outside of this project which can you absolutely dive into and lose yourself in. All and all good book

outright creepypasta, the book treating these like scp-esque breaches in our reality and seeing that small deconstruction alongside the reviewers speaking on passion THAT DOES NOT EXIST, the story of a game designer seeing their IP be ruined just for them to scorch the Earth

Gary who illustrates his points mainly by swearing about how cool something is (which is kinda like the first draft of most of my videos.) Also man Gary, hope you discover yourself, you delightful archetype. But there are a few things going on. Each entry goes from cool hypothetical game idea to

finding a whole lot of “characters” in a traditional sense in the pages of a book that pretends to be a magazine that pretends that games that don’t exist do- There is a narrative. This narrative is expressed by different people who work for the “magazine” my personal favorite being

objective rating. Gachiakuta made me feel things which is the goal of art, so I would consider it good. I am now going to go back to trying to get everyone I know to watch it.

the form of a video that I take too long to produce but I love it so much and hope we see so much more. If you have seen some of my newer reviews, you would notice that I started scoring things on a scale of 1-10. I am going to stop doing this because I do not want to give my subjective feelings an

people who do not deserve it. There is an incredible fight with intense rock music playing in the background and instead of our hero overcoming with force of will, they just pull out a gun. This has been a loose rambling of my thoughts on Gachiakuta, a more streamlined process may come one day in

forget the immaculate villains who are actually elevated if you choose to watch the series dubbed. (Jabber Dance scene my beloved) But the series is also great at shifting aspects around when you don’t expect it. Our main character isn’t the pinnacle of righteousness, going into violent fits against

like the traditional shonen boy Zanka who’s entire bit is considering himself average in a world full of geniuses and aims to equalize the playing field with just hard work. Riyo who has my favorite character archetypes, that being red hair and kicking things really god damn hard. I also can’t

but that ignores so much that the series actually has going on. Each character is to put it gently, probably absurdly fucked up in someway shape or form but that doesn’t take away anything at all. There are several characters that in any other show would stomp the competition to be my favorite,

Canvas Town, hell if you look at the people behind the manga while one is the traditional artist and writer there is also an actual graffiti artist behind the project to make sure any of the street art you see is authentic. It just has this potent energy that just the act of making stuff is so cool,

any other shonen before it and I am obsessed. While a fairly standard “found family faction” battle shonen, there is such a vibrant love for art that I can NOT let go of. There are multiple characters highly respected for their creative capabilities, an entire town dedicated to artists called