#official interview

[kuro93]

Naoko Takeuchi's Interview from Vogue Japan issue 01/24, HD Quality 💖

Scanned and edited by KuRo93

[imitationgame77]

Murderbot and ART (official?) interview

This is so cute that I want to keep on going back to read them! 🥰🥰🥰

[oranzhs]

Warframe: 1999 and Techrot Encore Protoframes, and Romance System Interview w/Kat Kingsley @ Lords of Gaming

An interesting interview with the principal writer of Warframe, I added some of my personal notes about the new Protoframes under the cut:

Velimir and Minerva are the mom and dad characters -> story of mom and dad who have separated, it's your job to decide whether you want them to get together "what separated them? and what is it about each others personalities that ticks them off" Velimir is both goofy dad and military dad ("he's tryna be younger than he is, cool with the kids") He is trying to play at Neci's level

Minerva is the serious mom, always "very on point in the militaristic sense"

So fun dad and serious mom couple…

"it was hard to not let them just argue and make the player make a choice" writer says she really enjoyed writing them

Kaya: "the annoying teenage valley-girl esque type" Rebb masterminded Kaya's narrative (wrote her, writer giving full credit) "someone who is just turning of age in the era of the early internet"

"I lurk Reddit and Tumblr" [looking at fan reactions]

"I wanted to make sure that choices matter and there is an actual sense of danger." [about possibility of fumbling a character and locking yourself out of dating/convos]

Vague on whether you can "lock yourself out" with the new 4 protos (probably NDA stuff, obviously can't spoil stuff); is there a bad end? we will have to find out…

Flare/Temple: "their story is going to be the most surprising/the most tonally different" "the death of their band is the least of their problems" will we get an actual body horror story?! WILL WE?! "their guitar is the bigger problem"

"its a little bit spookier than the other ones" going into horror territory

[uchihaculture]

There’s a panel depicting Sasuke and Sakura from behind, but the editor in charge said “Since Sasuke’s face isn’t shown much in the final episode, how about facing this side instead of his back?” Thank you for your suggestion I thought, and immediately turned their body to the front.

When I showed the corrected page to Mr Kishimoto (the editor in charge) he took the trouble to draw a revised proposal for the last page, which was almost the same composition as I had originally drawn. It was the same with Sasuke and Sakura’s back.

— Shingo Kimura interview. [source]

[le-panda-chocovore]

The comments under that TikTok on Gege's interview are KILLING ME

I thing Gojo is Gege's sleep paralysis demon , he MUST have Infinite Void him more than once for Gege to hate him so much

[yuzukisuoh]

SIR WHY ARE YOU SO HOT ?!

[evanescent-art]

🚨LMAOOO NOT AOYAMA YUGA'S VOICE ACTOR OFFICIALLY STATING HIS LOVE FOR TODODEKU AT 2021 YOUMACON INTERVIEW🚨

[unsuspectable-weirdo]

Cartoon Network actually just released an interview with Rebecca Sugar, about the link between Spinel's backstory and the song she herself wrote for Adventure Time, Everything Stays.

Many fans had already put the two side to side, and will probably feel elated to be confirmed right.

Rebecca seems to have realized only midway, that she was taking inspiration for Spinel's character from the same source that originated Everything Stays: her own old toy, lost and forgotten in her garden, irreversibly changed by time, but no less valuable because of it.

The elements are all there, for us too, to be able to draw an uncanny comparison: a garden lost in a memory, a figure still waiting there where it was left, but not the same. As you find it, it's upside down, and time consumed part of it.

Rebecca found the recurring theme through her drafts, "it's that toy again". A black bunny that used to be her favorite, and became discolored on the belly from overexposure to the sun. The fact that it would never again look like it did before had struck her, that it changed without her, but she had also realized that it was still dear to her all the same.

So, what does this knowledge leave us with?

Surely, the triumph that yes, we called it, they indeed were linked, even if not on purpose!

Hopefully, the lesson that change can be traumatic, but if embraced, we can still find love and comfort in othes and ourselves.

And mercilessly, it leaves us with another train of "post movie" feelings to sort out. I had almost recomposed myself!