A wonderful portrait of a striking animal, it's great how clearly forward-facing the eyes are

I absolutely played this!

I didn't play this myself, but when I was in high school math class in the 2000s, there was a port of this for TI graphing calculators that was popular.

That is a stacked voice cast!

I don't know the artist's name, but I love the use of color in it, like how the red from the chest can also be used to outline feathers on the back.
Also when I was there in 2019, there was an abandoned stroller / pram in the middle of the overpass, which was a little ominous. (It was empty)

“Look at all that space where we could have been shooting the planes even more!”

Also honorable mention to their 'Stinger' vehicle, which was very unabashedly their version of Halo's warthog. Although Nova could acrobatically flip from driving to operating the turret without having to exit the vehicle, in case you had no friend to drive you. Below is a small gameplay clip:

That is not a knock on @macspace.bsky.social's project at all, which is super cool and easy to use! Just kind of similar to how, if you were modeling an asset for a toon shaded result in mind from the start, you would detail it with that style in mind, and most of my models weren't.

ty for the bump :D I did try it out; it works best when the model detail intuitively matches the size/detail of how you'd imagine pen strokes. a lot of my models were kind of a mismatch for it in that sense, like this looks SUPER cool but less like traditional art than the creator's examples.

It is a bit of a shame to hear- I still have not seen the 3rd, but I really felt like the 2nd one ended in a way that was basically handing off the series for Kiri to be the central character, but it sounds like whatever big ideas could go along with her set up will have to wait.

(Also, here is a clip of her at 2:20 where she justifies the name by saying ravioli is really "Italian jiaozi," with the view that Marco Polo introduced jiaozi to Italy from China.)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=JTJ1...

100% agree. In the US there are a few funny regional additions. The woman who set up the first Northern-style Chinese restaurant in the Boston area coined the term 'Peking Ravioli' for jiaozi to appeal to the high-Italian local population, and it's still used locally
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joyce_C...