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That lopsided grin has me going crazy ♡~
I did some coloring and renderingggg but i didnt like it. So you’re only getting the sketch~
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Final Fantasy X HD Remaster - Random Battle 23
Random battle from Final Fantasy X. Kilika Temple visited and the chaos of the Blitzball Tournament and subsequent kidnapping of Yuna by the Al-Bhed rectified. Yuna and her Guardians head out from Luca, now joined by Sir Auron as well. Heading out along the Mi'ihen Highroad the group are attacked by a Raldo, a White Element and a Mi'ihen Fang.
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tidus saying “but you’re still bigger” and jecht following that loaded statement up with “well, i am sin y'know.” is so diabolical. stop cock blocking your son with your miserable insecurities and let him cry into your fat tits jecht. let this boyfailure sonflop be vulnerable and weird about you in front of his girlfriend and friends right now. let auron watch you two be Weird while he processes his own Weird Feelings about you. ugh.
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Final Fantasy X HD Remaster - Random Battle 22
Random battle from Final Fantasy X. Kilika Temple visited and the chaos of the Blitzball Tournament and subsequent kidnapping of Yuna by the Al-Bhed rectified. Yuna and her Guardians head out from Luca, now joined by Sir Auron as well. Heading out along the Mi'ihen Highroad the group are attacked by a Raldo here we learn about Auron’s speciality when it comes to armoured enemies.
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MOD SPOTLIGHT
ALTIntroducing our second layout mod, @harumomoa! Despite the challenges and the time taken to finish FFX, she finds it all the more reason to love this game.
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Final Fantasy X HD Remaster - Random Battle 21
Random battle from Final Fantasy X. Yuna’’s party and Tidus have survived the trip from Besaid to Kilika, but at a great cost, Sin was unable to be stopped from unleashing it’s wrath upon Kilika. Sending done and as much assistance that could be given, the journey must continue onwards to Kilika Temple. On the way to the temple, passing though a wooded area the group are attacked by a lone Ragora.
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Final Fantasy X HD Remaster - Random Battle 20
Random battle from Final Fantasy X. Yuna’’s party and Tidus have survived the trip from Besaid to Kilika, but at a great cost, Sin was unable to be stopped from unleashing it’s wrath upon Kilika. Sending done and as much assistance that could be given, the journey must continue onwards to Kilika Temple. On the way to the temple, passing though a wooded area the group are attacked by a Dinonix and Yellow Element.
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I be like “Omggg he so baby🥺🥺” and then he hits someone on my team with 1000 needles insta-killing them, and then I fucking scream and call him a little spike bitch. ಠ_ಠ
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My music video review ~vol.42~
※I recommend reading the link below before reading the review.
Title: Demon Dream Sonata
Post date: 13 Dec 2020
length: 3:55
song:Demon tale sonata (Hartmann’s Youkai Girl, dBu version)
This time, I’m going to look back at a video titled Demon Dream Sonata, which I posted on December 13, 2020. Among all the Touhou series tracks, this was one I had always promised myself I’d use for a Remix someday. That’s how passionate I was when making this video. It turned out to be nearly four minutes long — quite lengthy — but since I already had a rough idea of the structure in mind, I took my time bringing each concept to life without rushing. As a result, while there were a few rough edges, I was mostly able to express what I wanted, and I’m very satisfied with the outcome. In the past, I often lost motivation right after finishing a video I was satisfied with, but this time I managed to move straight into the next project without that slump. A small but meaningful step forward, I think. Now, let’s begin.
About the song
The song is from “Touhou Project: Subterranean Animism”, used as the theme for the EX boss Koishi Komeiji, with the dBu arrangement version featured in the video. The original track has a mysterious and eerie tone, but this arrangement raises the BPM considerably, creating a sense of urgency and restlessness. Even so, in the latter half there are moments of calm and mystique, making it a very dynamic and compelling remix. Many editors have used this song for their Remixes before, showing just how popular it is. However, there aren’t many videos that use the entire track — understandable, since it’s nearly five minutes long.
Features of this video
This video starts unusually — with an original FFX cutscene right at the beginning: Tidus’s dream scene in Beside. From there, the main video begins with a relatively calm opening. Rather than using lines to tell a story, I focused on repeating phrases for a slightly hypnotic effect. Starting at 0:47, the energy begins to build, reaching its first peak around 1:15–1:26. At 0:47, I added a chopped vocal effect — a little playful experimentation. And with the help of the Wiggler effect, I think I managed to capture a sense of chaos and intensity. From 1:26, the tone eases slightly as the song itself calms down, but I built the energy back up from 1:46, and added a sense of brilliance and momentum around 1:56. Overall, the first half blends urgency with vibrancy — but there’s almost no story structure, so depending on the viewer, it might feel like watching a disjointed, surreal dream.
The latter half, beginning at 2:07, shifts dramatically in tone — becoming quieter and eerier, starting with Bahamut’s fayth scene. Through repeated words like dream and wake up, I tried to convey the sense of Tidus gradually awakening from his dream. Then comes the tragedy at 2:34, where Tidus and Yuna are shot in front of Vegnagun in FFX-2, followed by the cry of anguish at 3:19, symbolizing Tidus’s awakening — completing the concept of “Demon Dream Sonata.” The synchronization between music and imagery during the shooting scene at 2:44 was crucial — whether I could edit that well would determine the emotional impact of the following silence and anguish. Thankfully, I think it worked out well. At 3:19, I didn’t match the visuals to dialogue; instead, I used a pure “YTPMV” style. The scene portrays Tidus in deep anguish, haunted by memories of Yuna — a heavy, emotional moment. Overall, the second half interweaves tragedy and nightmare imagery, resulting in a darker tone compared to the first half.
I was pretty happy with how this video turned out, but the average view duration on YouTube was actually under 40% when I first posted it — way lower than my other videos.Although, I was honestly shocked, Looking back, perhaps the opening FFX cutscene failed to draw viewers in, or maybe the video length and pacing caused drop-offs midway. In any case, even when something seems to go well, it’s important to step back, analyze, and view it from different angles.
My favorite scenes
1:15~1:26 Used the Wiggler effect more aggressively to evoke a sense of urgency.
1:56~2:07 The only scene in the video that could be called “brilliant” or “radiant.” It stands out even more given the dark tone that follows.
3:12~3:54 From the tragic shooting to the anguished cry, and finally awakening from the nightmare — this sequence was the core of what I wanted to express.
That’s all for now. Thank you for visiting. See you next time.
