#mightyverse

[ajayuikey]

Mighty Jaxx raises $3.2 million for MightyVerse, its platform for tech-enabled collectible figures – TechCrunch

Mighty Jaxx, which makes licensed collectibles, has raised 4.5 million Singapore dollars (about $3.2 million) in funding for MightyVerse, its platform for tech-enabled figures. Led by the investment arm of KB Financial Group, one of South Korea’s largest banks, the round also included participation from Greycroft Partners’ gaming fund GC VR Gaming Tracker Fund and returning investor SG Innovate.

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[was-a-mistake]

One day we're going to regret Mightyverse.

[novemberbloomers]

dark and packed.

[doctor-rainbowfoxey]

Sunday Game 1 - Might Verse Team Roster

Dr. Dire - (My Character) A sorcerer in training, single father of two who works for a good version of death to protect souls.

Nor’ Eastern - the lumber sexual weather master.

Quickchange - The thespian and team leader.

Swift - the speedster paramedic.

Dreamweaver - AKA Seth, a mentalist who is also a therapist.

Heavy Metal - AKA Helena, the gladiator, who says fuck the system.

Lux - The creature of hard light.

Mercy - The healing angel

BB - The honorable ex-gangster/martial artist.

[women2]

Blazing Cloud Will Match Your Contribution To Black Girls Code

By Sarah Allen (CTO, Mightyverse & Founder, Blazing Cloud)

Black Girls Code seeks to increase the number of women of color in digital careers, starting with 7-14 year olds.

The campaign to support their “summer of code” ends in just a few days and they are almost half way to their goal.

Blazing Cloud is pledging up to $1,000 as matching funds if employees or anyone in our community (teachers, students, TAs, or anyone who has worked with us in the past) gives to this campaign before Wednesday, July 11 @ 11:59pm PST.

Here’s how to support Black Girls Now with Blazing Cloud matching:

Contribute now!

Let us know about it

We will match your contribution!

Blazing Cloud offers “pay it forward” scholarships to professional and aspiring developers who want to improve their skills and who will make a commitment to taking what they learn and giving back to the community. We believe that a small contribution from our organization, our sponsors and our teachers can make a big impact. A shining example of this effect is Kimberly Bryant, founder of Black Girls Code.

For more information, click here.