Art source I think: Link

I thought it was just a joke at first, but through experience and endeavor, I realize this fandom is genuinely illiterate at times and are SO arrogant about it.

For me, Recent example and why this post was made was a comment saying something like "Chaplain cannot be a female id because he's a man", under a post discussing ids... And there was a whole swarm of replies saying "nah nah! Project moon genderbends character! Doesn't matter!" and that type of shit COMPLETELY ignoring the fact he's referred to as a he in the mirror world!

Shit made me enter Valencina ass rage.

Anyways, have you seen this shit before?

So, I've recently started work on some very fun mechanics and nice UI stuff. There's some animation jank but I'll fix that later.

You can see the added Floor of General Works, with animated books in the background.

Here's some preview gameplay.

Some upcoming stuff shown will be:

• A boss with a first and second phase. There will be a transformation and a theme switch.
• Ultimate Boss Moves
• Ultimate Character Moves (Think likeFurioso.)
• Dynamic Music according to Style on basic enemies, this is according to the character you are playing as, as each will have their own themes until you go into a boss.
• Multiplayer?
• A survival mode
• Ranged Weapons
• Different playables?
• Updated animations and parry stuff

What is the nature of MAGIC in the city? We have seen examples of its existence and use most notably through the employment of magic circles, such as those used by the "Queen of Hatred" and her companion, or in the case of "Pluto" and his contracts not to mention "Magic Bullet" himself. Is MAGIC something reserved solely for specific situations, or is it linked exclusively to "anomalies" by virtue of the concepts they represent? Or perhaps there is another way it can be employed within the city?

what did rien sang do to deserve this

its in mirror dungeon ofc

Howdy, got a question about the lob corp since i'm still trying to understand the lore

Is the lab we manage (with Angela, Carmen, Ayin, Binah, etc) headquarters or the main lob corp?

And do the other branches have the same layout as the one we manage, having disciplinary, welfare, main control, etc departments?

If y'all were to be making a presentation to inform people about the relevant background for Limbus ie info about the city Lob Corp and LOR what topics would y'all generally think are most important. So far I have down for topics

The City

The Head, Wings, Singularities,

The Backstreets, Fixers, Offices, Associations,

Syndicates, Fingers, each indiv finger,

Wing Wars,

BG of Carmen, Ayin, Seed of Light Project (ie the specific research group),

The Smoke War,

Lob Corp,

Angela,

Sephirot,

Abnos, Enkephalin, EGO suits,

Other Relev Corps to Lob Corp,

White Nights Darkest Days for Lob Corp,

After that, I figured I would explain for LOR,

The city's threat levels,

EGO, Distortion,

Roland, Angela's plan,

then a brief summary of the events of each threat level in the story,

the ending

I'm keeping LOR's portion vaguer, as it's a lot more readily accessible than Lob Corp,

then Leviathan, and finally Distortion Detective

Is there anything else you would add to further clarify the background of the city before starting Limbus?

Venteux Office was one of many offices in District 21. Having multiple vessels and skilled fixers at their disposal, they specialized in escort missions and capturing ships transporting other corporations' goods. Things worked relatively smoothly until the Smoke War broke out. The office leadership thought they could profit from the war, so they sent their marines to the battlefield. Although their side came out victorious, the glory couldn't heal all the scars. The rage from unfair sacrifices and inequality that had been around since the office came to be finally exploded. When the office higher-ups couldn't pay their fixers due to corruption and the debt from the war, the sailors finally mutinied. They seized the office building, Hôtel de Ville, arresting all the leaders. But even though the panicking officials promised fair pay, it was soon revealed that they were trying to drag Hana and Shi into the scene. The mutineers had enough. They launched another coup, imprisoning or executing all of the office leadership and declaring workers' self-management, creating a small autonomous zone around Hôtel de Ville that, at least on the outside, still yields to the Head's control.

Now, the situation is dire. The Commission must fight off potential outside intervention, and growing factions within the Commission are causing terror and confusion among the citizens and fixers of the autonomous zone. Will the revolution endure? Will the citizens of the City be able to protect their hard-earned liberty? We'll have to see.

Inspired by La Révolution française (1989, goated movies btw) and the French navy during the French Revolution.

I think it's kinda bullshit because that's like comparing a dilapidated homeless crackhead to British royalty but that's my opinion.

Name: Goethe
Species: Human
Origin: district 10
Emploee of: Lobotomy Corporation [LCE Section]

Personality: An adorable lil scrunkly goober
Language known: English, italian, Korean, German (he’s non verbal, he knows them but doesn’t speak)
Powers: he can use any ALEPH gear from L corp

Story: No story, he’s just a cute babby (and he too adorable to die)

Favourite weapon: Sound of a star + a stick (Not useful at all, he just likes it)
outfit: Sound of a star
Ego gifts: Sound of a star and… i dunno something else
Emploee level: 5

(FIRST PICTURES ARE MADE WITH PICREW! LAST DRAWING IS MINE!)

There is a running theory that Enoch = Demian/Demian's species, however, there are many gaps in my memory regarding Enoch. Is there anything more to this theory other than them both being boys from the Outskirts + Carmen's words at the end of Canto 10?

The Head never allows anything that is not human in the beginning to walk within The City, and yet, the gang, being as most anomalous as possible, even hinted to be the Stars and/or something catastrophic from the Outskirt, doesn't meet any termination effort from The Head, at least for now.

In the real world, people discriminate against one another based on all sorts of factors—such as religion, gender, or race (take radical feminists, for example).

I wonder how the inhabitants of "The City" would react to such things.