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- Tasakeru Book II Chapter 3: Pending
- Shattered Skies Chapter 14: 6 pages done
New news on the Book I cover! The artist has contacted me and said that he's starting work on it this week. I plan to keep in very close contact with him, so expect more details soon.
I had a brainstorm on Saturday and wrote some stuff for Shattered Skies which I feel is some of my best material. Hopefully the more rabid Moonies out there will think it's as funny as I do. You can't go with terror and misery all the time, you know? Just most of the ti-*SHOT*
Finally crossing the finish line, it's...
MISCELLANEOUS JUNK
- Lots of new stuff dropped this week, the most notable of which is the trailer and release date for Sailor Moon Crystal Season 3! I'm already excited to see one of my favorite arcs of the manga finally getting its due, but my hype levels have shot up a hundredfold upon seeing the absolutely gorgeous new art style and animation. I'm now counting down the days until April 4th... it can't get here fast enough.
- The Ghostbusters reboot trailer also came out, which was... divisive. I mean, I knew it would be, given the "EWWWWW GIRLS" attitude of some of the more sub-Neanderthal parts of the Internet, but it's been divisive even in some of the more sensible circles. I already posted my thoughts, so I'll say once again that I'm optimistic and I'll withhold full judgment until I see it for myself.
- Star Vs. The Forces of Evil got renewed for a third season, even before the premiere of the second! That's awesome... Star Vs. is hilarious, gorgeously animated, and just plain weird, a shining example of the current golden age in western animation. Sadly, Wander Over Yonder, another great cartoon on the same network, is not returning for a third season, according to its creator Craig McCracken. Sad news, but as Gravity Falls so elegantly proved, quality beats quantity. More episodes would be great, sure, but the two seasons we got are treasures.
- And finally, as I'm sure you all know, Zootopia came out in theaters on Friday and won the weekend box office. I haven't seen it yet, but the reviews I've read make it clear that it shares themes with my own Tasakeru, beyond just being about anthropomorphic animals. A world where humans never happened, a city of mammals in a state of truce with each other, using differing species to make points about differing human societies... my mother even asked me if it was possible that someone at Disney stole my idea, bless her heart. I'd like to reassure her and my readers that the chances of that are very, very slim, given my extremely limited audience, and that there's more than enough differences between Zootopia and Tasakeru to make them distinct from each other. Once I see the movie, I'm planning on writing up a full comparison between the two, which will likely be in next week's Blogress Report.
That's all for this week. Keep watching!
- BHS
KKCKCC Costume Showcase Collection (Link only)
https://www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/117106746 Just what it sounds like. Showcases all the models I've made specifically for KKCKCC so far, all in one place. Beware of spoilers. Probably NSFW.
BHS Blogress Report: Alien Nation
Alien Nation Why has there been a drought of Blogress Reports since the end of June? It's certainly not for lack of things to write about. July and onwards brought GalaxyCon, my birthday, the ninth anniversary of Shattered Skies and two new chapters of the same, joining Bluesky, and the ongoing adventure that is puppy raising, of course. To be honest, the first and foremost reason is because I feel less and less compelled to share my life and goings-on with the Internet these days. Never mind that precious few people outside of my social circle even read these things; it's because on some level I feel the world doesn't want to hear what I have to say, and a lot of the time it doesn't deserve to either. Not that I think my thoughts are full of rare insight, that's not it. I've been doing Blogress Reports semi-regularly for almost eight years. In a little over a month, I'll have spent two decades of my life with the Internet as my primary form of social interaction. If you feel like
BHS Blogress Report: Puppy Parenting
Puppy Parenting I tried my best, I swear. I've made every effort to try to get Chapter 61 of Shattered Skies finished by the end of June, and in the past week I've made considerable progress, but I think I have to concede defeat. At the 53-page mark, I know I'm over halfway done, but I still can't tell you how much more is left. My policy is that each chapter will be as long as it needs to be and will take as long as it needs to take... and since this is the final chapter of Act III, my already high standards for what constitutes a ready-to-publish chapter are even higher. All the right notes need to be hit here, it's not something I can afford to screw up. Of course, because of the adorable, furry little bastard pictured below, it's become far harder to sit down, focus, and write what needs to be written... I love this dog. He gets in no end of trouble, he demands constant attention, he's spoiled rotten, and he's somehow both dumb as rocks and entirely too smart for his own
BHS Blogress Report: Goodbye and Hello
https://www.patreon.com/posts/81860139 Goodbye and Hello I had a long and glowing tribute to the final season of Star Trek: Picard written for this post, but it was just eaten by mistake... perhaps the Borg are to blame? Rather than try to rewrite from memory, let me try to summarize: I was four years old when I got introduced to The Next Generation and Star Trek in general by random chance... I turned on our TV and there was a handsome bearded man who looked a little like my father, talking to another man with golden eyes and a glittery white face. It was the climax of "The Best of Both Worlds, Part II" and it was the beginning of my lifelong love of TNG and all of Trek, TOS-era and TNG-era and Discovery-era, TV and movies. Somehow, against all the odds, Picard managed to do what no TNG project has done since the end of the TV series twenty-nine years ago: it gave Picard and his beloved crew a near-perfect, immensely gratifying send-off. It's never easy to say goodbye to people
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Oh,sounds like things have been fun lately!