I hope to finish drawing the rest of the trinity of this edge gang that once conquered my childhood heart

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I hope to finish drawing the rest of the trinity of this edge gang that once conquered my childhood heart
Finished that piece. Turned out dramatic and pretty good I'd say.
I just stumbled upon this game on Twitter, Final Fantasy Tactics Advance, and I saw that it has almost the exact same text box style as Evoland 2, complete with portraits of the character
And given how the Evoland series knowingly (and lovingly) takes elements from older games, especially Final Fantasy, I’m now 99% sure this was intentionally a reference to this game
Evoland II (all platforms) (2015)
so, I just played Evoland (1) in 2026. here are my thoughts:
frankly i am COMPLETELY blown away. id never heard of it til now, and im really mad i haven't because it is THAT good.
what it advertises itself as is a game that evolves as you play, which it is, but it's also a love letter to the evolution of rpgs- obvious in both the references and the gameplay, from early zelda to final fantasy and online mmorpgs, poking fun at all of them while also playing to their strengths.
even if you don't like certain parts, you'll find yourself continuing to see what else there is- personally, i despised the random encounters (which is why i tend to not play mainstream rpgs), but right after was a series of puzzles i found insanely charming!
opinions on the story: (no spoilers)
the game starts out without much of a story at all (in fact you have to unlock it, and then you get your companion character, who i really like). personally, i found myself invested in the story and wanting to know more because i was so engrossed in the game, which made some parts of it really hit harder because i wasn't expecting it.
to be clear: the story is pretty simple, though it does evolve with the game enough for me to really enjoy what it gives you!
that being said, even with the more serious parts, a good chunk of it is kind of silly. it takes itself just seriously enough for me to appreciate both sides though, which i really appreciate- it's got the dry humor of Nexomon with the charm of Undertale (while predating both).
is the game perfect?
no, not by any means. it's a bit janky sometimes, and you can tell a couple things weren't considered- in one place you can see the edge of the 3d map, the first town never upgrades out of 2d, and the typos and grammar errors occasionally feel like it was translated into English from another language- but for what it's worth, it's fantastic, flaws and all. it's also extremely ambitious and ahead of its time- it was made in 2013!! what!! that's SO cool.
overall, I highly recommend it! give it a try if you have a few hours to spare!! a true hidden gem :]
Have you played Evoland II (2015, AKA Evoland II: Slight Case of Spacetime Continuum Disorder)?
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Most likely, this is exactly how Reno would treat Ceres!
He despises humans. He doesn’t even regard demons enslaved by humans as true demons. So why on earth would he heed Ceres a hybrid? Especially since, in his eyes, she appears as a human-pig hybrid would to us: a grotesque abomination. To serve her would be to sink lower than an animal.
What amuses me most is that Reno didn’t just insult her - he insulted himself to the exact same degree!
Would it have come to blows? Ceres is far stronger than her brother… and their clash would have been nothing short of epic.
*slaps top of evoland 2* this bad boy can fit SO MANY gameplay mechanics