Hint 1- >!This is a side game in a very long running series!<
Hint 2- >!This is a handheld game!<
Hint 3- >!Sonic!<
I had to draw my favorite Touhou character, since I've been playing a good amount of Touhou recently.
Hint 1 >!This is a spinoff fan game!<
Hint 2 >!Bullet hell!<
Hint 1- >!mid 2,000s!<
Hint 2- >!If you sacrifice many animals, you can romance the antagonist!<
I updated my fanart of the new Vanny to make it more accurate to the teaser!
Hint 1- >!The gameplay loop is pretty relaxing!<
Hint 1- >!The three friends are from the same team, but don't have much screentine together all things considered.!<
Hint 1 >!The game can be pretty bright at times!<
My fanart of Miss All-Sunday/Nico Robin. Drawn with Procreate.
Hint 1- >!PS3 Era!<
Hint 2-
This can be a very unknown character, or just one that doesn't have as many fans as you feel they should. My examples are:
Tom Strong and his family (From Tom Strong)- Tom is a man who was raised in a pressurized chamber in an attempt to create the strongest most agile man. This experiment, mixed with the fact that he eats a special fruit with life-enhancing properties, gives him super-stregnth and agility as well as a very long life spanning of well over 100 years. His wife Dhalua and daughter Tesla are also long-lived, and their companions are the robot Pneuman and the gorilla Solomon. The comic series they come from is fun and bizarre, with a non-linear storytelling structure that informs the reader of details on a must-know basis.
Bernice Summerfield (Doctor Who)- Bernice/Benny is a companion to the Seventh Doctor in the New Adventures novels who eventually spins off into her own series of audio dramas and novels. She's a fun-loving and inquisitive archeologist from the future. She has several distinct eras, with my favorites being her travels with the Doctor, and her work for the Braxiatel Collection. Speaking of...
Irving Braxiatel (Doctor Who)- Irving/Brax is a cold and calculating collector of all things that he finds value in. He runs the Braxiatel Collection, one of the largest museums in the universe. He's also a TimeLord who once served on the council, as well as the mentor of former Doctor Who companion Romana. Brax has been a villain and an ally, and his two most important connection to the Doctor Who universe are his frienemy-to-enemy relationship with Bernice, and the fact thay he is the >!brother of the Doctor!<. Brax isn't super well-known, since he too is from novels and audio dramas rather than the TV series.
I may have X-Men on the mind because of the new season, haha.
Hint 1: >!Licensed Game!<
I know the new season comes out tomorrow (July 1), but do we know what time it debuts? I saw a few things predicting Noon PST, but I cant find an official announcement.
Hint 1: >!Not a game with "backrooms" in the title.!<
Hint 1: >!This is an older game.!<
Hint 2: >!Not a horror game!<
Hint 3: >!Late 90's!<
With things looking uncertain right now, I thought it could be helpful to recommend stories from Doctor Who's other mediums. Here is a list of Big Finish audio stories that are relatively standalone and require minimal or no experience with Doctor Who outside of the TV show. If you have anything to suggest, please feel free to add your recommendation in the comments.
-Spare Parts: an excellent Cyberman origin story. Only a few dollars to own digitally, and it comes included with Apple Music and Spotify subscriptions.
-Master: Maybe my favorite Doctor Who story. You don't need any Classic Who knowledge to enjoy this one, and there are a few twists that add much depth to the Doctor/Master dynamic. Keep in mind this story is dark for Doctor Who and has some violent content described. This one is also really cheap, and included with Spotify and Apple Music.
-The New Adventures of Bernice Summerfield: (Specifically Volunes 1 and 2) Whether you're familiar with Bernice or not, these box sets bring back the "wilderness years" trio of Ace, Bernice, and the Seventh Doctor. Volume 3 amd beyond are good, but they follow an original Doctor.
-Doctor Who Unbound: These "what if" stories follow original Doctors. My personal favorite is probably "Sympathy for the Devil", but a lot of them are great. The only one I don't recommend of the original Unbound run is Exile.
-I,Davros: A dark and eerie miniseries that examines Davris as a character and charts his life from his teenage years onwards. Going into this one knowing very little is probably best.
-Gallifrey: This long-running series gives a look at the politics and drama of Gallifrey from the perspective of various characters. Romana, Leela, Narvin, and Braxiatel headline the series as they each have their own motivation to see that Gallifrey remains stable. You can also start with the Gallifrey:Time War series if you don't want to listen from Season 1.
-Jago and Litefoot: A long-running series of mystery stories often loosely connected to the wider Doctor Who universe, though sometimes major Doctor Who characters appear. Jago and Litefoot is a mix between a cozy mystery and a period drama, and it's well worth a listen.
-Short Trips: Short Trips are a series of roughly half-hour audiobooks performed by a single Doctor Who actor. These stories typically add depth to companions. Some of my favorites are: A Full Life, Erasure, A Heart on Both Sides, Forever Fallen, and The Toy.
I hope this list helps if you're looking for some Doctor Who to experience at the moment! Please feel free to recommend other stories in the comments.
We know almost nothing about him, but he's so cool and adorable. I don't think he has a name yet.
Omega's original design looks so good, in my opinion. Sadly, his later bug-eye look and giant baby skeletal look just don't live up to it.
Picture 2 is an edited version of his classic design on a Big Finish audio drama cover.
I want to watch it live if I can, but I'm curious about when it will air.