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Blokować. Całe fediwersum powinno solidarnie blokować takie "inicjatywy".

Certainly not with a name like this. Song reminds me of Bibi/Guilty Kiss, glad to hear their "legacy" continues.

There's an active one over at [email protected] (https://lemmy.ml/c/citiesskylines) as well

Now that you mentioned it, I can definitely see this show going in a direction of "retelling, but fantasy". Took me a while to remember that we've already had a Lailaps in Sunshine though, at first I thought the show is just referencing Greek mythology for no reason in particular :P

Thanks, never heard that term.

Thanks for the recommendation. The novels are somewhere on my plan to read list, I just haven't had a chance to get to them yet. 🙃 Discovering this community might be a good reason to finally give them a read.

Oh don't worry, as far as I know this will be limited to only one part of the franchise, so as long as you can handle 9 main characters you will be fine. There might be some references to other generations, though you might not even notice them. Glad that you enjoyed it, means I can recommend it to my friends who are not into LL.

ZAQ's Soranone comes to mind. It was used as opening for Kouya no Kotobuki Hikoutai from 2020, which is not well known and underrated itself. I think ZAQ is underrated in general among western community, so basically any of her anisongs could fit.

Exactly, hopefully it will be one less thing to worry about. If the rest of dev diaries will be at least of this "nothing groundbreaking" quality we're in for a good game I think.

I know it's a meme, but did nobles even ever know that Myne's aspirations are mostly limited to books and book related activities? I wonder if that's expanded in novels 🤔

Seems like a solid and overall expected effort, nothing groundbreaking. I think most of the seasoned fans expected these things. Which is good, if the basics are solid it's easier to later build upon them. Personally, things I like the most are how citizen's age influences their pathfinding, that we will be able to build new outside connections and of course new info views.

Also, in the video I noticed that drivers turn off their high beams at night when there's another vehicle approaching in front of them, neat!

First of all, as a long time Love Live fan (since first SIP), I am once again amazed how far has this franchise come in terms of production quality – both animation and sound. Well deserved congratulations to Sunrise and Lantis for not only keeping Love Live alive all these years but also improving it.

As for the today's episode, I like the setting. Weird mix of magic, this characteristic pseudo-medieval generic fantasy style, and modern technology like cars, trains, train station announcers etc. seems appealing to me, and nothing really felt out of place. Not much in terms of plot to talk about as for now.

Anyway, I wonder how it will be received by viewers who are not part of Love Live fandom.