I tried looking it up and the wiki just leads to a blank wiki page with nothing in it. It's a weird thing to add into a game that mostly takes itself completely seriously. lol
I recently watched Young Washington in the theater and while the movie was mostly only alright it made me want to watch more movies of the kind. I don't necessarily require they be 100% factual, I don't mind them being dramatized to an extent, but please exclude movies that are more fantastical like that one where Lincoln is a vampire hunter.
Please and thank you.
Trying to find this animation. I can't remember the Youtuber's name or the exact lyrics of the song but putting "catgirl idol" or anything like that into the search brings up a ton of things unrelated to the channel I'm searching for. I cleared my Youtube history awhile back too so I can't even look there.
The animation in question is from maybe 3-5 years ago, I think. The song itself is an official song (of course, I don't remember who it's by or this would be easy) and the animator just made their own indie animation over it about the catgirl idol. Halfway through the video it plays a section implying the idol was hurt in the past and it's made her jaded, hence the song being about them being the toxic one in a relationship but the fans in the audience are stereotylically rabid over the idol herself.
That's about all I remember. Hopefully someone can help.
Everybody knows the super popular ones like Final Fantasy or Spyro. I've also played a good number of lesser known ones like MediEvil as well. But I just love playing these. Games I either never got the chance to play back in the day or love playing them again with trophies.
So show me what you got. I wanna see if there's any out there I'm unaware of. I generally try to keep up with ones that come out but there has to be something I've missed.
Please and thank you.
Key examples include Great Teacher Onizuka, Assassination Classroom, and Ultimate Otaku Teacher. I really enjoy these type of anime where an unusual teacher becomes an inspiration to their students by being the best teacher they've ever had in spite of their personal quirks.