June 23rd, 2026

... I'm shy and embarrassed. I tried writing this in March, and then April, and then May, and now it's June. Sorry. How'd that happen? I don't know? No, I know, I was being lazy and then I got back into Homestuck so I wasn't even playing many games, and then I got lazy again and now we're here. I was drawing on Tumblr the whole time. I'm still lazy. Y'know, just now, I was procrastinating on writing this by reading old logs, and a huge chunk of last year's logs just had a really stinky aura compared to the ones before. I think It's because I was on drugs ... prescribed by a doctor. I don't know if you, dear reader, can tell what I'm talking about or feel the stinky aura too, but for about half the year I wrote so stilted and short and kept talking about naps. A lot of keyboard emojis too, which is a sign of being very formal. I will always use keyboard emojis in my emails and logs at least somewhat, but the overexcessive use of them signified a bit of strangeness, I think. So horrible ... I started being normal again in January I think, and now I'm normalest. But, well, I haven't written since January ... I haven't written since January?! I think that's been the longest I haven't written in the history of this website.

It has been approximately 5 months since I last wrote, I was not lying about being gone for longer, and so this log will have a bit of special structure that perhaps I'll bring back in future writings. I've kept notes this entire time and just kept adding them to the same pile, but it's scattered with so much old news that I procrastinated further on writing this because the amount of random uncategorized notes I have is a bit overwhelming. So, we're making this like the body of a pig, as I HAVE THE BODY OF A PIG, and chopping it up into equal square patties. I don't think they make pork burgers. Anyways, let's start with the games I played in these 5 months, which has mainly been ... Uh, we'll talk about it.

WHAT HAVE YOU BEEN UP TO? O.o

I last wrote about starting to play a sweet little Roblox game called Phighting, and that I was doing quite nicely as a Banhammer main. Uh, well, I wasn't doing nicely I just didn't know how to read the score at the end of the match and I just presumed I was doing good, because I just felt the aura of doing pretty good. I was like "Haha, I wonder what those numbers mean? The middle number being high is good, I think? Big number = good." If you were wondering why I didn't know how to read the score, because k/d/a is a pretty standard format for video games, it's because I'm a fake and I haven't really ever played multiplayer shooters in my life, except when I was a little kid and would infiltrate my sister's COD sessions on the occasion. I remember she told me someone was hacking the game and I almost cried because I thought we were going to die in real life, or something. My sister also once thought fman122 was hacking her Animal Jam account and, I swear to god, one would think I was just told I had terminal cancer by the way I was acting. It wasn't even my Animal Jam account, I guess I just thought fman122 was going to get me too. I remember pacing around in the kitchen and sweating and almost puking.

I was like, 8 and I cared so much about my rares that I would feel actual unspeakable dread everytime I heard the Jamaa Township theme because I thought my sister would tell me my Animal Jam account was hacked when she'd log in. Everytime I heard it, I'd go "is that a video or are you playing?" I actually had an Animal Jam phobia at that point, dude. I still feel a little scared everytime I hear the Jamaa Township theme, it's baked into me now, I think. Genuinely, I have no nostalgia for that song, it actually feels really creepy as I listen to it in this slightly dark room. I am still a very dramatic person, but I think it was worse as a child because: also when I was approximately 8 years old, I thought I messed up the pacifist route in Undertale (I did not) and it made me feel so bad that I did not finish the giant lump of spinach I was eating. I was too filled with dread by the prospect that I might've destroyed Undertale forever that I lost my will to eat the spinach. Also, further about Animal Jam, I remembered recently an incident in which I told some other kid (that I think I might've been friends with) that I was going to die in a tornado soon. I don't know why I did that. I didn't die in a tornado, obviously. I remember being like "if I don't log in... well, you know what happened." ... ? Okay, I guess. There was actually a tornado outside but I don't know why I was fearmongering this other kid. Sorry, whoever that was. Why was I playing Animal Jam admist the tornado sirens anyways? Did I want that to be my last memory?

Anyways, I liked Ipad games and probably other things until I was, like, 13 or 14 and still even then I was too scared of being bullied so I just didn't touch fps. But, okay let me talk about what I was talking about: I've been somewhat consistently playing Phighting since then, bar for the month of April past the 1st and I believe some of May, and I say I'm still severely a noob. But, I have fun and I know how to read the scores now so I can confidently say I'm doing bad. Anyways, I didn't stick with Banhammer for that long, and eventually made my way over to Boombox and mained him alongside Skateboard and Rocket for a little bit. I was kind of flexing on everyone in beginners for awhile, my last match in beginners was an MVP with Boombox at 14/1/3, but ever since I graduated I've never been even once close to getting MVP. I gave up on Skateboard after gamer raging, and just kind of randomly stopped playing Rocket for some reason. Nowadays, I mainly play Coil and a little cheeky Boombox on the side every once in awhile.

Opens aren't as bad as how a lot of people make it out to be, but sometimes you really just get a stinky lobby. Killian, Faisa, and I all got put in a lobby with Chunkyorca, in which if you do not know who that is then that's okay but they're a level 3000+ Biograft. I didn't even think you could get that high of a level, I thought it capped at some point before then. It just was really stinky and scary. Nobody get put in a lobby with that guy please cause it's just really scary. Everytime I saw a Biograft after that I just felt really fearful even if they were on my team. Anyways, starting out with Coil, especially trying to learn him in opens, was really just god awful. Sometimes it's still kind of god awful, but at least I don't play like I have dementia anymore. I once got so confused I started chasing my own team's Medkit for way too long and I kept going "Why's his health not going down? How am I missing?" I don't know man, maybe look at the team colors? I got so embarrassed when I realized, it really was like being a confused old man in a nursing home and having a moment of clarity as I realize I was slapping the nurse giving me my oatmeal. There's been many moments in my Phighting days that I'm glad I don't have chat in Roblox anymore so I don't have to see what they say at my epic fails. Killian got bullied one time in there by a little kid and this really sweet and kind Sword defended him. I think his name was Lettuse, and he kept targeting me one round. So I didn't like him until he won me over with such sweet and niceness, I guess.

Phighting got updated recently, and also had a cheeky April Fools event. All I remember from April Fools was that it would not stop lagging, and also the game was renamed to an Expedition 33 joke. Y'know, I haven't heard anyone talk about Expedition 33 since the Game Awards, but maybe I'm just under a rock. Anyways, Shuriken got a really cool redesign, many beautiful stickers by the lovely Vamoopy were added, and I believe some map reworks and new music made appearances too. Something I wrote down in my notes was that some of the songs really reminded me of Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World: The Game's music, especially Pandemonium Coda. I think that might be my favorite song so far ... Which could be an unpopular opinion, everyone I showed that song to didn't really like it. There's just something really hype about it that makes me super pumped, though. Maybe because it plays during the craziest part of a match, and just gives me some wistful nostalgia a la Scott Pilgrim. Something I learned from the website for Phighting's tie-in comic "Death in The Family," which so far is a very good read, is that the fabled huge Crossroads update is coming later this summer. It's really crazy how this game is just free to play on Roblox. I genuinely forget it's a Roblox game half the time, I've moved out of my Roblox era for the moment, yet Phighting still remains. I really genuinely only log on to play Phighting now.

I spoke with my mysterious friend, whoever that is, earlier this month and we decided to make a coilshot (Coil x Slingshot) AMV together with a music choice based off an Adajima capcut video we once found and occasionally reference. Um, I won't go into how long we ended up spending on the video, ok? Here it is if you wanted to watch it. It really sucks, and it sucked so bad that we promised eachother we would not speak to each other for the entire next day.

It's a week later as I write this paragraph. See what I'm saying? Anyways, I felt like an 8 year old yesterday because I decided to buy vbucks and get the Jax skin on Fortnite. I don't even play Fortnite, I will now though. I didn't even need to buy as many vbucks as I did, I just saw this emote that I thought was really funny seeing Jax do, so I bought it. What a responsible way of spending money ... I'm only 8! Moving on: Back in February, on a fateful Friday the 13th, Reanimal released, in which I found myself enjoying quite dearly. The design of the entire game is, quite obviously, pretty reminiscent of Little Nightmares, but it stands on its own legs even without the name attached. It really felt like a continuation of the series, a spiritual successor of sorts. Which for me is even more of a treat, because I still like how Little Nightmares is heading even without Tarsier. I had a lot of fun playing Little Nightmares 3, which I know is the unpopular opinion, but I guess I just like pretty flawed games, or something.

The log I wrote when I finished it, I didn't really touch that well on the opinions I saw for LN3 and how I felt about the game, but it's overall: I understand it's pretty flawed and not as good as the first two games, and obviously feels as if it's missing a lot without Tarsier, but I never once really felt like I didn't want to keep playing, or that it wasn't worth it to see what would happen next. The ending I remember, overall, felt pretty rushed compared to the first two games. It doesn't stick as well as Six brutalizing the Maw or Mono being betrayed. Still, almost 10 years later for Little Nightmares 1 and 5 years later for Little Nightmares 2, I still vividly remember my reactions to those endings and how I felt. Little Nightmares 3 didn't have that same impact, but I don't think it's a game not worth playing, despite being the weakest in the series. I believe some of the DLC did release recently for Little Nightmares 3, which I will play soon, and I saw pretty good reviews saying that it strengthens the story and is an upgrade from the base game. Which, is both a good and bad thing, because I don't think you should have to pay even more money for a game (that I think was a bit overpriced for what it offered in length in the first place) to have the story be strengthened. Sure, it's not required, but you'd be missing out on the full picture not playing it.

Anyways, this is about Reanimal, not LN3. As I was playing, I kept getting reminded of Animal Farm for some reason ... I guess the big pigs, I don't know. A lot of flashbacks to, like, freshman year of highschool. It really felt like a commentary on the inherent exploitative nature of war, the desperation that comes out of it, and the victims of it, both in the soldiers tricked into serving a government who doesn't care about them and the citizens who have to live on a battlefield. Obviously, this becomes more obvious towards the end of the game, and I think the whole segment with the soldiers was my favorite part. One scene that still sticks with me months later is when the soldier was playing a, frankly haunting, tune on the piano. I saw the rifle next to him and thought he'd try to shoot us when we walked up to him, only for him to get immediately sniped in the head and die. I still remember the face I made.

If you were on the internet recently, you would know that Resident Evil 9 released back in late February. It was really a love letter to Leon's games and just Resident Evil as a whole, so it was a treat to play as someone who's been a fan since middle school. The swapping between Grace and Leon as the protagonist, and the subsequent gameplay and tone changes that came with it, was really creative. I initially thought it was going to be a Resident Evil 2 situation and it be separated into campaigns, but I think I prefer the swapping perspectives more. I really liked Victor as an antagonist and his dynamic with Leon, who is still quippy in his older age. I wrote down in my notes: "I'm so excited for Resident Evil's 16th gay villain :heart:" ... The return of familiar faces really shocked me each time it happened. Sherry, Hunk, and Mr. X all showing up again really made me point at the screen and have hope in my heart for Ada or Jill to show as well, in which they did not. Can they come back, please? During the entire game, I was theorizing Leon would die at the end and his mainline story would end with Requiem, and it kind of weirded me out to see that he did not die. It almost felt too happily ever after for the stakes and foreshadowing I felt was happening throughout the game, and I was almost a bit disappointed, until I watched the bad ending and I took it all back. I don't want to see Leon canonically die on screen, I take it back. It was actually the most disturbing thing I've ever seen in a video game, I think. I remember a comment saying "It's like seeing Spiderman get shot and the movie ending after that." And, yeah, that's how it felt. I take it back.

I believe it was back in March that I had a bit of a Deadlock and TF2 stint, though it remained plagued with being a fake fan, as I never seriously sat down and played a round of either game. TF2 I've been a fan of since I was 15 or so, yet still in these years I haven't played a single round. Why? I actually don't really know. I need to. I can. Why haven't I? Deadlock I got really into learning everything about the characters and lore for that month, especially Graves and Apollo, but I could never find the time to sit down and have a MOBA length match because I was always afraid I'd suddenly have to take a crap and ruin the game for everyone. I don't know why it was specifically I was scared I'd have to go dookie, maybe it was just I'd have to leave the computer in general. I remember looking up "What do you do if you have to take a crap in the middle of a MOBA match" and it was actually a sort of common question amongst League players. No one answered seriously, though. So I still don't know. I've never played a MOBA before, so I still just ... don't know. What do you do? I told Faisa I'd play League with them, so I guess I'll find out in due time. I'll become a League player, guys! The Deadlock obsession faded because I got really into Homestuck again, because Homestuck ruins most things I think. Though, I still really like Deadlock, I'll actually sit down and play it someday now that I'm a NEET and hope I don't suddenly develop IBS, for some reason.

Also back in March, I went to that same arcade I had mentioned in the log from September 5th last year, and pretty much exclusively played Japanese rhythm games and Monkey Ball. The Monkey Ball machine had the joystick as a big banana, which did feel a little gay, but it was fun nonetheless. Y'know, I don't have a memory of ever playing Monkey Ball in my childhood, but I do remember often playing a hamster themed ripoff on the PS3. So, that coupled with my love for monkeys, and I do feel quite fond of such franchise. The rhythm games I played made me miss Project Sekai, and I spent a lot of April messing around on there again. I really love when games have April Fools' events, it just makes the holiday feel like it actually has something going for it. Maybe I should be more of a trickster, to grow a fond feeling for April Fools' more than I already have? But, the shrimp Miku and Phighting event combo I remember making me clap my hands, felt like it was Christmas. I got really lucky though when I redownloaded Project Sekai and immediately got this sweet cat Tsukasa card. Did you know 99% of gamblers quit right before they strike a sweet, cat themed Tenma Tsukasa card? I remember the bartender guy at the arcade who gave me my mango milkshake thing was aura farming the whole time. He was flipping the straws in his hands and like twirling around and he had a particular smirk. I feel like if it was appropriate, he would've been doing backflips. It felt like this picture, but I was really happy and entertained.

Late May I stayed up really late with Killian playing Minecraft. We dubbed it "Poop SMP" and it's a really disgusting and stinky place. There's a really big statue of Jax with her nipples out right in front of the big hole in the ground I made us live in. It had taken us hours to find a proper hole in the ground, and the entire time I was just saying stories. I remember not much from that first night except storytime as we were riding around in a boat in the ocean. It was beautiful. Val made a really ugly pink house on Poop SMP too, I remember. I also made another world with my sister, dubbed "Gaga SMP" after Lady Gaga. There's blood in my basement mines in that one. I hadn't played Minecraft since I was 15 before Poop SMP night, so it was honestly a little nostalgic. I think Minecraft is a forever game, you always find yourself going back to it eventually. I asked Killian if he wanted to add anything to the Poop SMP segment, and he said: "Breast bar ? Us singing and Hurting eachother ? dirk & roxy cat (RIP) gravesite / dungeon / lime's room ? homosexual subliminals everywhere ? I'm trying to think what else (...) next to val's ugly pink house say sam made a beautiful pink breast bar / therapists office / game room ok (...) it's very important to poop smp" End quote.

WHAT GAMES DID YOU SEE AND THINK "THAT LOOKS COOL"/RANDOM TIDBITS/RUMORS ???

During my Roblox-era-of-the-first-winter-of-2026, I forgot to mention that Meleeniacs and Pizza Game were some other games I messed around with and were tickled by. There's a video of me playing Pizza Game out there somewhere, all I do is scream in it. I say nothing else, I just scream the whole time. (I lied to you!) Rereading the log I wrote in January made me remember that I never really got far into Block Tales, and it gets added to the 2 thousand year backlog. I've been thinking recently, there will probably be a point where I accumulate too many games and it'll become impossible to beat them all in a timely manner. Maybe I've already gotten to that point, who's to say? Back in February, I was watching an "Exploring Dead Games" video, and World of Padman gets mentioned. It was this really strange FPS game, I remember I talked to Cyd about it for a little bit, and he found a website full of screensavers and a sweet gallery section. I think I quite like when obscure, tiny games still have a small club out there showing love for it. Makes the internet feel more homey, strangely.

One of the dudes from Imagine Dragons made a shooter game called Last Flag, which was not something I expected nor did I expect it to actually look pretty good. I was looking at some reviews, and they all seem very positive, except that there seems to not be a very big playerbase. I think the problem with a lot of new shooters that come around, is that if they aren't SUPER DUPER UNIQUE, then it kind of gets pushed off to the side because: "Why play this game when I could play insert a whole list of popular shooters here?" Perhaps it's a bit of an oversaturated genre ... Also on my internet adventures, I found an indie RPGMaker game that reminded me a bit of Fear & Hunger. It was called Trench Face, and I think what particularly stands out is its design. The artwork is so gritty, haunting, it fits really squarely in its war themes. It's only about 3 dollars too, I should give it a shot one day.

Sinesperia is another game I found somehow, in ways I can't remember, over these months. There seems to not be much about it yet on Steam, but the artwork looks really beautiful and definitely grabs my attention. I'll keep an eye on it, and I hope you, dear reader, do too. As mentioned many times over the past year or so, I do find myself to be a bit of a cheeky Homestuck fan. So, I was quite cheesed to find out that a Homestuck fighting game is in the works, by the name of Strife Project. I have yet to play it, but it's really cool to see something pay such close homage and attention to Homestuck as a comic and convert that style into a real game you can play. It seems like a pretty competent fighter as well, I really need to try it out :P About Homestuck, back in April, Lime bought Class of '09 and Hollow Knight for me in exchange for a drawing of their Davekat AU. I have been nothing but a lazy poot, so again I have yet to play it. I've yet to play most things, actually

Also in April, the new Tomodachi Life came out to quite the popular craze. I was really considering buying it at one point, but I knew I would only play it for a month max and I felt like it was a waste of money, so I lived through Jerma and Lime's islands. The thing about Nintendo is some of their games really catch my eye, but I am not at all a big fan of the Switch. I don't particularly like playing on Nintendo consoles, so it's always a toss up on whether or not I end up playing a Nintendo game at all. I still have Breath of the Wild, somewhere ... I think the last time I seriously sat down and played something on my Switch was 5 years ago when I played Deltarune Chapter 1 for the first time in March 2021. Deltarune, Deltarune. Imagine I'm tapping my chin here ... Am I missing something? What's today? Hmm. Ah, I'll remember later, probably. Haha. Anyways, Lime's island has this really crazy love entanglement full of one-sided crushes and, I believe, a recent divorce. Jax is involved somehow, I think.

Persona 1 and 2 got some attention from Atlus recently in the form of rereleasing some music, and rumors of remakes began to float around. I genuinely do really hope Persona 1 and 2 can get remakes sometime in the future, because I really love those games and I want modern Persona fans to play them too. Please. I love the characters in both games, I think Persona 2 has probably some of the best cast in the entire Persona series, but I get that they'd be pretty inaccessible to the average fan nowadays. I also just feel like it'd be cool to see those games get new paint, reimagine them from newer lenses. I've said this before, but I do think remakes are really fun, particularly if they're not treated as a replacement, but a new version of the same story. Another game on Steam I've been looking at recently and awaiting patiently for is METAMORPHOSIS. I believe back in April it got a new trailer to its name, and everything new that comes out about it makes me more and more interested to see what it's like when it releases. The art is very visceral.

There's this animation on Youtube called "glass memory" by Snaptic that serves as a proof of concept for a future game. I really quite like the aesthetics and the direction it's going in, but the only thing I could think about is that Valence seems like he'd be a tumblr sexyman. If this game ever comes to be, and I imagine it would get quite popular, I'm really putting all my chips in and saying Valence would get that sort of treatment, OK? I predicted Spamton and Tenna, but I don't think that was hard to guess. There was one last game I found in these months that I wanted to mention, and that is PUTRID/SHARP. Again, it seems to be early in development, but the art style is too unique not to mention. I always like writing about random games I find that I think look cool, even if I never end up playing them, because I just want there to be a larger chance that someone finds a cool game. I don't think many people read these logs, but I just like having a list XD!

Last for this segment, awhile ago I heard rumors that are very likely probably not true, but I thought I might as well mention anyways. Devil May Cry 1 may receive a remake, Claire may be the protagonist of Resident Evil 10, and Fromsoft's next big Soulsborne title will be pirate themed. Miyazaki has stated, however, that Fromsoft has some unannounced games brewing. It has been awhile since Elden Ring, though I do wonder if pirates will be the direction they'd go next. I really hope so, because it would remind me a lot of the Fishing Hamlet in Bloodborne, and any way Bloodborne can come back is a win in my book.

MAJOR TRAILERS/RELEASES/REVEALS

About Bloodborne, something completely absurd happened recently. Jacksepticeye (yes, Jacksepticeye) announced he will be co-producing an animated Bloodborne movie alongside Sony. It genuinely does not at all sound real, particularly with the fact I don't know if Sony has even acknowledged Bloodborne in forever, but it truly, genuinely is. I don't think Sony even said anything when Bloodborne turned 10. Leave it up to Jacksepticeye to convince them to help produce a movie! I wonder if it'll be 2D or 3D? I'm not quite sure if we've found that out yet or not. I think I imagine it working in 3D better, but a 2D Bloodborne film would be really interesting as well. The studio behind it is Lyrical Animation. They seem to not yet have an animated film released, which is a little scary, but I believe!

In a Nintendo Direct from earlier this month, the Duskbloods was stated to have a closed network test this summer. Pretty much 85% of my hype dissolved for that game the moment I found out it was a Switch exclusive PvPvE game, but I'm still quite interested to see where it goes and how it plays. It's obviously taking from Bloodborne in cheeky ways that Sony can't sue over, and I will support that with my whole heart until the next Soulsborne game is a Bloodborne spiritual successor. Ah, that Nintendo Direct ... I feel like something else happened during it, but I just can't remember. Dadgummit! Err, whatever. It'll come to me in due time, probably. Earlier in March, Scott Pilgrim EX released under my radar, and I hadn't found out it released until probably April or May. When I finally did, I found both that I had no money to buy it and that the reviews were a bit mixed. I checked just now, and it seems as if the opinion has shifted a bit, but there's also not many reviews in the first place. I think no one realized it released either. Whoops. When I start to feel nostalgic for the first game, I'll remember EX and buy it once and for all.

Silent Hill Townfall got a release date recently, and I truly wonder if I'd like it. I really disliked The Short Message, and I never gave Silent Hill F a real chance. I wasn't really all that hooked by the beginning, despite an overall positive opinion on its presentation, and I hated the Kitsune mask guy. It really felt like he stuck out like a sore thumb, like he wasn't really meant to be in a Silent Hill game. I want to give Silent Hill F a real shot sometime in the future, but the way I don't find myself really caring all that deeply about modern Silent Hill, past Silent Hill 2 remake, really does make me curious on if I should bother with Townfall at all. In that vein, however, Code Veronica's widely rumored remake finally got a reveal. I never played the original despite owning it for years, and this has pushed me to start it up sometime soon. Though, when have I ever played a game in a timely manner that I said I would soon...?

Persona 6 got a very vague, green, and slightly gothic teaser. I'm really curious to see how that ends up, it felt reminiscent of the Dark Hour in Persona 3, and I also found myself reminded of Graves from Deadlock. There were leaked rumors on the protagonist, and he looks a bit like a British orphan of some type. A blonde bowlcut ... where have I seen that before in Persona? At the same time, we got an entire trailer showcasing Persona 4 Revival, and a wonderful release date for February 2027. Adachi is ugly as always, and I found myself a lot less disturbed by the new voices, vibes, and artwork than I thought I would be. I'm genuinely really excited for these games. I really miss playing the Persona series, and Yosuke is definitely one of my favorite Persona characters in general, so of course I'm excited to get Persona 4 part 2. 2024 was a really good year, and a large part of that is all the really good memories I made playing Persona. A renaissance is on the horizon, I think.

Wait, what's tomorrow? Or, err, I guess today, because its midnight when I write this sentence. Shush, I don't want to change the date at the top of this log. Just roll with it, okay? But, seriously, WHAT. IS. TOMORROW???

DELTARUNE TOMORROW. (TODAY, TECHNICALLY)

On a fateful day earlier in June, I had heard a rumor that Deltarune Chapter 5 would be revealed in the upcoming Nintendo Direct. I tuned in, giving it a 50/50 chance and a approximate release date in my head for fall this year. I was extremely hyped, yet 50% unsurprised, to see that it did, indeed, get revealed, however was immediately shocked into screaming at the fact it would release on June 24th, 2026. It genuinely feels like my birthday is tomorrow, or something. I feel almost too excited to sleep. Ever since I was in middle school, I dreamt of playing Deltarune day 1 with a group of friends, and it's finally happening tomorrow. I said bring SNACKS bring VIBES bring TWERK, and sent this gif to represent my happiness.

We're going to group up and make a prediction bingo card before it releases. The things I most have in my heart are: we will find out what happened to Dess and maybe even get an official design for her, Noelle will be in our party, the Weird Route will be the most disturbing it has been yet, and perhaps there may be some type of bait and switch with the Dark World? I don't think any of us will be normal after tomorrow, whatever happens. The scene in the trailer that seems to show a "White Pen of Hope," the shot where Kris is alone against an enemy we cannot see with strangely Flowey-like attacks, and the ARG from the website's "The Lake" answer are things that are swimming around my head the most. Though, I suppose there is not much use in theorizing right now, we will get the answers TOMORROW.

I'm genuinely going to jump out of my skin in excitement, I think. I'm going to play Deltarune with bloody, meaty fingers and I'll get it all over my keyboard and I'll still be happy. Anyways, I believe that is all for tonight. Apologies for not writing for so many moons, it'll be a year until the next log now, I promise. :heart:

TOODLES!