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In a recent interview with The Experience Edge Podcast, Crunchyroll Senior Director of Global…Source (Anime Corner) View full article

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The Rising of the Shield Hero Season 4 anime revealed the first trailer, announcing the…Source (Anime Corner) View full article

Netflix revealed the first trailer and release date for BET, the new live-action series…Source (Anime Corner) View full article

GKIDS has announced boarding 100 METERS (Hyakuemu) as producing partners, and they are bringing…Source (Anime Corner) View full article

Crunchyroll has announced that Demon Slayer -Kimetsu no Yaiba- The Movie: Mugen Train will…Source (Anime Corner) View full article

The official Pokémon Weibo account announced a new Pokémon anime short film, Pokémon Ecology…Source (Anime Corner) View full article

Private Tutor to the Duke’s Daughter revealed that Miho Okasaki will voice Lynne Leinster and…Source (Anime Corner) View full article

Secrets of the Silent Witch anime casts Yuki Sakakihara as Neil Clay Maywood, a second-year…Source (Anime Corner) View full article

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Last Epoch's crafting system lies at the heart of the game's gearing experience. With it, players can get perfectly-rolled items containing all the stats they want for their build, and yes, this system can be used to make Legendary equipment too. View the full article

The Elder Scrolls is an expansive video game franchise that includes both standalone and online titles, and the lore includes a number of unique and powerful deities. In the lore of Tamriel, these gods are referred to as Daedric Princes, and they aren't exactly benevolent higher powers. View the full article

With 181 playable characters available at launch and DLC fighters already confirmed, Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero looks set to become the most content-rich Dragon Ball game ever made. This makes sense, really, given how many new characters were introduced in the Dragon Ball Super anime and manga. View the full article

When it comes to open-world games, few things are as satisfying as throwing logic out the window and bending the rules for pure, unfiltered chaos. Whether it’s spawning sports cars in the middle of a desert, becoming a god among NPCs, or unlocking a secret wardrobe full of pirate coats, cheats can turn even the most grounded experience into a playground of mayhem. View the full article

Nintendo Switch Online has added Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones to the subscription service's growing Game Boy Advance library, which is accessible to Expansion Pack tier members. By signing up for Nintendo Switch Online, subscribers can play Nintendo Switch games with friends online and enjoy an evolving lineup of retro games from older consoles, including the Nintendo 64 and Sega Genesis. View the full article

Well, I made my first graphic in a long time.

A long time ago (in a galaxy far, far away), I purchased Scrivener. If you're not sure what this amazing piece of software is, you really need to check it out! This is a God-send to disorganized, write by the seat of your pants/skirt kind of writers, like myself. With this software, you can organize all your notes using Post Cards on the Corkboard, rearrange them as needed, and the software will automatically generate the Outline for you! But there's so much more this software can do. It's packed with features. Like in the Outline mode, you can create Custom Metadata -- which I did to include location, time, and the weather for a scene. These can be anything! And then you can choose to view these metadata tags in the Outline view so that now I can visually see when an event happens. Each Postcard is actually a Scene. And you can write any scene in any order. So like I've had this fan fiction idea for a while, but I'd always get bogged down with the planning. Now I can throw up a Scene and just write the scene, right in Scrivener! When you're ready, you can go to Document mode, where Scrivener will compile your story piece by piece so that you can read it just like a book -- in fact, it has all the industry standards for formatting already included, and you can override them if you choose to (like I do for writing fan fiction). You can keep all your research right there in the software, to include pictures, notes, even full web pages. It'll even keep track of individual word counts (or character counts) for each scene, and it'll automatically total each subsection for you, so if you like to write with counter goals, this makes it easy. You can also configure Scrivener to use multiple window panels (I like to have my outline up top and my document/corkboard down at the bottom (bifocals, don't get old), but you could also go left/right too, but I have my web browser on the right side of my computer. Another piece of software created by the same people who made Scrivener is Scrapple. This is a Mind Mapping software, where you can create text snippets, insert images, all kinds of goodies and then arrange them anywhere on the document pane, then connect them with line-links. You can color code objects-- I have yet to really begin using it, but for $20, I couldn't resist. Scrivener only costs $59, and you can use it for a full 30 days of usage (not calendar time). So like if I run it on January 5th, and then again on April 7th, that's only two days of usage! That right there is why I just purchased the software. I really like those terms. Anyway, I'll be updating this topic with hints as I discover them while writing my latest fanfiction, "Fatal Exception: Heartstring Purge?"

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