I Redrew (edited?) This Scene From (Kairos No Kishi/Knight Of Kairos)!

I redrew (edited?) this scene from カイロスの騎士 (Kairos no Kishi/Knight of Kairos)!

Originally I thought that guy on the thumbnail was Rui but then I was like "Did he have yellow streaks on his hair?..." (No, he didn't and still doesn't).

Okay, that's all! Hope I won't disappear for another month, haha... ha.

I think part of the problem is that for new players, there's such a huge backlog of events to get through. I only started playing at the beginning of March and I got way too overwhelmed by the sheer amount of content to actually catch up on the event stories. Just picking up from the most current event isn't a great option either bc of how they're connected to previous ones. (For example: I thought that Akito and Mizuki were siblings for like a solid week bc I read the white day event and took "lil' bro" at face value)

Although reading them in full in the game is obviously the best option I think you can still get a good understanding of characters and plot without doing that.

Here's some alternatives:

It takes about two hours to watch an event but if you're a quick reader and don't mind skipping the voice acting, the scripts are available on the wiki (Only events with official translations)

There's also this video that gives a brief summary of the first year's worth of events.

And there's the recap pages over on TvTropes (only the first 3 events so far and no main stories)

And if you want to catch up on JP stories, you can use sekai.best to read them (you'll have to use a translator if you can't speak japanese, so there will be some errors). This one also has the voiceclips attached so you can still listen to them if you want.

Even if you just read excerpts and go back later to read the whole thing I think you can still get a good grasp on the story.

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Watching the difference between the Twitter migration mentality vs. the Reddit migration mentality is fucking hilarious.

Like, when Twitter users started moving over here everyone was pulling out all the stops and bringing back old fandoms that they were into and basically firing rent lowering shots by being super cringey.

And then all of the sudden when the Reddit refugees start showing up we're like, "ah yes, pull up a log and gather around the dumpster fire. We'll teach you how to not get killed by people hunting down bots and carve out a little area for you guys to relax and get used to the site before we throw you into the deep end of this hellsite that we call home. Tomorrow is Let Papyrus say Fuck day so you can prepare for that if you want. You want some hot coco and a blanket?"

I have this idea in my head where Kanade and Tsukasa are number neighbors. Kanade Never gets texts on her phone and she checks it like once and suddenly she’s got the weirdest fucking text from Rui ever. Emu starts sending her minion memes but they’re edited to say fucking weird ass things yknow. Nene keeps sending obscure gamer memes and bringing out her COD insults. Kanade politely explains to them that she’s not Tsukasa, and learns that this Tsukasa of which she has never met must be the weirdest person on planet earth and is like “I need to meet this man” only to meet him irl and find he’s the most normal looking guy ever.

Everyone gets the shock achievement