It's baaaaaack
Tuesday, July 7th, 2026 08:07 pmDidn't the parties settle like five years ago? some may ask. And they would be correct, but apparently the latest owner of SCO still thinks it can invalidate that.
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These look like the same video... but one is unlisted, and has a different ending.
New video is going to premier in 54 minutes.
EDIT: Yesterday evening, the newest video had this description:
( Text from 10:14 PM, 7/6/26 )
Today (7:44 pm, 7/7/26), it has this description:
( it's only slightly different, but... )
Can't tell if this is Sepiatone's known shenanigans with changing video descriptions as part of the narrative, or just them being unsatisfied with the original wording.

So I saw a post about how green yuri anime will be popular (of course) and hoping it would make yuri popular. Errr, I kinda doubt it, because if Gwitch & Tsukutabe didn't improve yuri manga sales, I don't think green yuri can either. Not because I'm a pessimist, but because I think the idea that one series can elevate a whole genre and medium is pretty naive tbh.
JJK & KnY being popular doesn't mean the entire WSJ lineup got popular.
Gwitch is one instance where yuri got popular mainstream thanks to being in the Gundam franchise, but yuri manga is still stagnant. And Tsukutabe's live-action being extremely popular in Japan hasn't elevated a lot of the yuri manga published under the CandleA label. So I think green yuri will maintain the status quo of the yuri genre honestly — like, it'll be one of the popular yuri series, but not enough to cause a huge sales boom for yuri manga.
Ironically, I think Citrus is the one that actually elevated the yuri genre, because its adaptation drove yuri manga sales, and the Yagakimi adaptation just elevated it further lmao.
That aside, no yuri anime will top Kamiina Botan, honestly. Kamiina Botan has actual soul in it and was made by people who genuinely love the material, while green yuri seems so corporate-made, tailored for mainstream audiences.
also kitakawa anime when
Potentially useful widget? Not updated for chapter 5 yet, though.
(I will say, I've never been more frustrated by my lack of good reflexes and information processing... there's a reason I've always skewed towards either turn-based games, or real-time games with a slower pace. I might want to replay the older chapters and get better gear. Not the main point of this post, though)
While the majority of discussion has been about the shocking turns in the Weird Route, and Ralsei Trans Girl stocks rising dramatically, I feel a silent vindication at the confirmation that Kris, in fact, needs the SOUL to live â despite all the understandable reasons they have to hate and resent it. They are noticeably grey and zombie-like at the beginning of (non-weird) Chapter 5, before they shove the SOUL back inside themselves.
Generally, I've noticed that people often are... unwilling? To do disability-related readings of fandom-nucleus texts, or to talk about disability as a serious experience beyond, like, a particularly sanitized image of autism. Even when people call out bigotry in fandom... people will at least pay lip service to misogyny, racism, and at least one type of queerphobia (usually either homophobia or transphobia) as the "big three." When a commenter brings up ableism (either broadly or in any of its numerous subtypes; the way people treat people with psychosis, people with intellectual disabilities, people with chronic pain, people who need mobility aids, etc all have their own discussions worth having), they get ignored â even when OP is directly replying to the person who commented.
( Spoilers, caretaker abuse, and TLDR )
Toby Fox has stated that he can't play the piano or program as much as he used to, because his body doesn't work as well as it used to. This is part of why Deltarune is made by a large team, where as Undertale's programming was handled by Toby alone.
I'm extremely grateful to have a team helping me carry out my design especially because of my disabilities, which have also made development more difficult.
Although I have long suffered from wrist and hand pain, about five months ago my wrist was the worst it's ever been. I could not play the piano, use the mouse, and barely could use the keyboard. I navigated everything through voice to text.
Through weightlifting, exercise, and various equipment I have been able to somewhat increase the stamina of my wrist to an extent. Various solutions have included trackball mice for each hand, using voice to text whenever possible, using a foot pedal to click the mouse, etc.
Now I can use the mouse and keyboard for a certain amount each day provided I take frequent breaks. I wish I could work without stopping. Once the world situation improves I would really like to take physical therapy again and/or investigate surgery to repair my wrist.
Kris' piano playing â their ability or inability to play like they used to â is a small but recurring concept in the game for a reason.