- Author: Leon
- Categories: Games, News
- Date: Aug 5, 2011 07:35 JST
- Tags: Artbooks, Character Design, Oppai, PS3, PSP, RPG, Sega, Translation, Valkyria Chronicles

Fans of Valkyria Chronicles can now inspect in English the character and vehicle designs which made the franchise such a success (if a succession of PSP “sequels” can be considered as such), thanks to the recent publication of the Valkyria Chronicle Design Archive – replete with detailed treatment of each character’s swimwear…
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Anime fans take a break from onanising over the latest moeblobs to collect some of the latest (or simply most shocking) examples of what happens when animators are paid $3 an hour and have half their jobs outsourced to Korea.
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Anime fans interrogated as to just what criteria they are prepared to admit applying to which series they watch supply an interesting list, seemingly suggesting that, in their opinions at least, judging a book by its cover is not such a bad idea after all.
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Most anime viewers are likely familiar with the experience of watching an anime they find so objectionable that they can only bear to watch for a few minutes before dropping it – now there is a ranking of just which titles attract such sentiments.
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Toyota’s decision to aggravate all Miku fans everywhere by insisting on using a bizarre American comic styled illustration of the world’s foremost virtual idol has finally been rescinded – not only is the new version not a flagrant rip-off of Tony’s artwork, it is rather tasteful and even displays a tantalising glimpse of Miku’s upper thigh.
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Fans of erotic art have been exploring the proposition that “It doesn’t matter who it is or what they’re up to, if their expression is good it’s twice as sexy.”
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- Author: Artefact
- Categories: Games, News
- Date: Jun 20, 2011 04:34 JST
- Tags: Atelier, Character Design, Comparison, Gust, Kishida Mel, Loli, Moe, PS3, RPG

Gust’s decision to magically lolificate Rorona for Atelier Meruru so they would be spared the prospect of having her as an old hag in her thirties is proving divisive, with “big Rorona” seemingly garnering much more support than “Lolina” despite the noted lolicon proclivities of series fans…
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Gust, the developers of the Atelier moe-RPG series, have stated that their mysterious decision to turn the protagonist of the original Kishida Mel designed game into a loli in the upcoming Atelier Meruru was because they could not bear the prospect of having her appear in her thirties…
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Vocaloid fans are flabbergasted at the design of the latest addition to the Vocaloid family, comparing her to an eroge character with a gem lodged in her brain…
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- Author: Artefact
- Categories: Games, H, News
- Date: Jun 12, 2011 13:57 JST
- Tags: Artists, Character Design, Image Gallery, Oppai, PS3, PSP, RPG, Simoshi, Vanillaware

It is hard to see the mixed reaction to the idiosyncratic art style adopted by upcoming Odin Sphere successor Dragon’s Crown having arisen were the designs more along the lines of top artist Simoshi‘s ravishing conception of the game’s sorceress character, above.
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Dragon’s Crown, the latest “belt floor” RPG from Vanillaware, the developers of the much acclaimed Odin Sphere and Muramasa, has been unveiled, and its character designs are attracting as much attention as its gorgeous 2D graphics…
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Aspiring moeblob masters are challenged by 2ch to prove themselves worthy of their sticky laurels by identifying each of the girls of K-ON! from their eyes alone.
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