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Jonathon Greenall

Vancouver

Journalist at Freelance

TTRPG Designer ~ Freelance Writer ~ They/Them ~ Contact: Starshinescribbles (@) gmail . com ~ Runs: @library_words ~ Portfolio: https://t.co/HI0oSTBcxB

Articles

  • 1 week ago | libraryofwords.com | Jonathon Greenall

    The magical girl genre and the idol industry have always been intertwined, constantly drawing inspiration from one another. This has led to several memorable shows, including Ojamajo Doremi, Fancy Lala, and the legendary Symphogear. Thankfully, TTRPG fans who want to spend an evening ruling the stage and rocking monsters can now realize this dream, thanks to SuperIdols! RPG: A New Stage.

  • 1 week ago | cbr.com | Tsugumi Ohba |Jonathon Greenall

    The phrase "live-action anime" tends to fill anime fans with a creeping sense of dread. It's easy to see why, as anime history is full of failed attempts to turn beloved anime into live-action series, with the Dragon Ball and Cowboy Bebop live-action seriesremaining infamous long after they faded from the general public's consciousness. However, this doesn't mean that all live-action anime adaptations are bad.

  • 1 week ago | cbr.com | Power Level |Jonathon Greenall

    Dragon Ball has a long and fascinating history with the video game medium. The first game based on the Dragon Ball franchise, Dragon Ball: Dragon Daihikyō for the Super Cassette Vision, was released on Sept. 27, 1986, a few months after the anime made its television debut. Since then, numerous games based on the franchise have been released.

  • 1 week ago | cbr.com | Jonathon Greenall

    Sailor Moon is one of the most beloved series in anime and manga history. Due to this popularity, Usagi and her friends have become some of the medium's most instantly recognizable characters. However, even the most cherished fictional characters are not universally beloved, and the same is true of the Sailor Moon cast.

  • 1 week ago | cbr.com | Jonathon Greenall

    Over its long and illustrious history, Sanrio and its roster of artists have created loads of different mascots. What makes Sanrio's mascots stand out is the firm's dedication to giving each character their own backstory, friends, and interests, making each mascot feel like a fully fleshed-out character rather than a cute logo. Because of this dedication, many of Sanrio's most beloved characters have canon ages, zodiac signs, and sizes.

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Starshine Scribbles @Starshinescrib
19 Jun 25

It's amazing how many romance games, despite boasting about their big and varied casts, feature zero body diversity.

Starshine Scribbles
Starshine Scribbles @Starshinescrib
19 Jun 25

I can tell one of my ideas has gotten out of hand when I need to start making flowcharts to keep track of it.

Starshine Scribbles
Starshine Scribbles @Starshinescrib
18 Jun 25

What would a "Fiction Last" TTRPG look like?