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Yep. Itz zat time again >:

Refs for the final design concepts of Kai and Kia

Kia iz yummeh ¦3

Kia versus her arch nemesis, Abyss

This is the stuff that makes kittens jealous >:

I tink zatz eet so far o3o

Yes, everyone knows about this particular topic.

Emo was originally just another genre. Emo was short for 'emotional'. Thus emotions, often negative ones, were put into lyrics which further enhances the overall mood of the song

But of course, this isn't about the music genre. No, this is the so-called labeled group called Emos. The emo subculture started around sometime in the late 80s. Emos are often easily identified and stereotyped by their general appearance: long black hair that obscures the face slightly, mostly black, tight fitting slacks/pants and in some cases, facial appliances such as mascara and the like. Accessories include chains, studded belts and related items. These all seem to derive from the Goth subculture.

As people, Emos are not well-liked at all. In response, they merely pass themselves off as misunderstood. Emos, as so aptly named, tend to be VERY emotional. They cross everyone else out around them, claiming themselves to be the only ones with issues and problems, inconsiderate of others' problems.. However, the criticism lies in that emos pronounce their problems so directly that it appears that they seek attention in reailty. Emos have a tendency for self-harm, which mainly comes in the form of wrist-slitting with a sharp object. Some emos even go so far as to commit suicide, believing that no position is set for them in the world. Because of these, Emos are generally social outcasts that tend to provoke anger from those around them. Perhaps the worst Emo identified on the net is a girl named Tara Gilbese, who is infamous for publishing the worst fanfic in history: My Immortal, who passes herself off as a big Goth fan, borders past the Emo stereotype.

Emos are not to be confused with Goths. While they may listen to somewhat similar music, they definitely do not discuss about self-harm or their own problems only

Well there have been fictional predictions that events were supposed to have happened over the years, but of course, since we've past those years, they simply didn't occur because it was a video game we were talkin' about


For example, the Japan-only N64 game, Sin and Punishment, took place two years ago (2006), thus kids may have been hidin' in fear that mutants will only invade Japan and the fate of the world only rested in the hands of a spiky-haired blond with fancy toys that the government was too stupid to make in real life

Another big prime example was the classic Mega Man series. Most of the important events up to the first game occured in the past 7 years such as the creation of Sniper Joes, Metools, Proto Man, Mega Man and Roll and supposedly by this December, a mad scientist with wicked hair is gonna plant spikes all over the world and try to rule the world with cartoonish lookin' bulky industrial robots and it's up to a 90s style android to save the world


Well....maybe XD

Of course these games always follow

In 1984, the sci-fi comedy movie, Ghostbusters took the world by storm. It was an immensely big hit, most recognizable by its theme song of the same name. The Ghostbusters team consist of four people: Peter Venkman, the cool guy (Bill Murrary), Ray Stantz, the geek (Dan Aykroyd), Egon Spangler, the estranged, dull nerd (Harnold Ramis), and Winston Zeddemore, the everyman (Ernie Hudson). Together, these four misfits battle the supernatural entities known as ghosts by capturing them and get paid well

And when a movie becomes a big hit, a video game is bound to follow to grab more money. Which comes to this D:

We're talkin' about the NES version of the first Ghostbusters game that was released on the same year as the movie. The main objective was to capture as many ghosts in eight months and get money for how quickly you get them. When catchin' ghosts, you control two GBs as they fire their streams towards ghosts. You got your way around New York by way of the Ecto-1, the Ghostbusters' mode of transportation. However, you were merely speeding along the highway by dodging upcoming cars until a ghost appears. When the eight months were over, you were to eliminate the antagonist of the film, Gozer the Gozarian. But before the actual boss fight, you still had to scale up 27 stories, however, the task is made more tedious with invincible ghosts that kill on contact. The actual boss fight simply consists of two GBs shooting a static sprite of a giant version of Gozer on the clock. For behind them, the Stay Puffed slowly scales the building. It's game over if he reaches the top.

This game received just negative feedback. Aside from the bad gameplay was the blandness in the characters and the exclusion of Winston, which sparked even more negative feedback involving racial issues. When you beat the game, you are only rewarded with this:

Conglaturation !!!

You have completed a great game.
And prooved the justice of our culture.
Now go and rest our heroes !


Yeeeeeeeeah D:

Left for a while cause evidently, someone around here takes racism lightly