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I HATED the game play and the bad parts are really bad, but man I love udg. The story is so good. I adore the warriors of hope, especially kotoko and monaca. Monaca is a perfect antagonist. The whole concept is so fascinating. I love how it's easily the darkest danganronpa story, yet half the game is just wholseome tokomaru interactions. Komaru ended up being a really good protagonist. And toko. Oh my god toko. One of the great danganronpa characters of all time. Sorry I just wanted to rant about udg

you're 100% right. the good parts of UDG are hands down the best writing Kodaka's ever done and i think UDG is his masterpiece narratively speaking, next to Rain Code. (certain newer games could not even compare. not even on the same list. not even in the same breath.)

on the flipside, no one played UDG when it came out apparently, so i'm sad that was the first and probably only true DR spinoff game. it may have made Kodaka and Spikechun think there was no real market for DR spinoffs. i think there is, but UDG should not have been the first. UDG is a really fucking tough sell all around. not even Nagito on a chain could save it for a lot of people, and Nagito on a chain saves everything for most people

#danganronpa #ultra despair girls #udg #dr udg #i 100% believe nagito was in UDG to try to sell it to a certain market by the way #almost everything he does in UDG is...um #Marketable

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Pride Butterflies!

I love these!

I'd only made the one butterfly before; I'd been planning to make at least trans pride butterflies for the queer maker's market, and a couple days before it I finally did - and went through all my cotton yarn to see how many pride flag colours I could make with what I had. Which was these five!

(I want to make more pride colour combinations - of butterflies and otherwise - but I may have to dye some of my favourite cotton yarn myself for the colours I want.)

As it is, I had or could get my hands on easily, in cotton, things for asexual/demisexual, aromantic/agender, intersex, nonbinary, and trans. The butterflies work with a max of four colours - three is better.

They also look very not like butterflies as they go - squares, then flowers, thematically appropriate!

All the first ones I made!

Then I decided that was enough for one day! (Actually I went to take an afternoon nap and didn't get up until after midnight. Spoonie problems. I'm still recovering from the market prep/market itself, honestly.)

I made 11 butterflies the next day, and I did it in stages, which is not usually how I work on things even when I'm making several/more.

Made a crop of inner wings, then added outer wings, then did all the bodies/antennae all at once.

(That may have been a mistake; that's the most frustrating part. >.>)

Obviously I also branched out into combining the colours in different ways in the butterflies.

I also made five more while I was sitting at the market; after the first couple of pride butterflies I stopped having to look at the pattern, and they're fun and easy for me to work, need no marking places and easily recheckable counting, small. . .

The ones I made at the market:

Some of the variations together!

(I sold one ace, one nonbinary, and three trans butterflies at the market - in fact, one of the trans ones was part of the very first sale I made that day, ~45 minutes before the market opened officially!)

I'll probably make more, definitely when I get colours to make more different pride flag combinations, and . . . add them to the basket?