The Twilight Realms

How about some Persona 5 pointless trivia? In development, Futaba originally had black hair. This is referenced in the game when Sojiro reveals that it is naturally black, she just dyes it orange. Like Rise in the game before her, she was also originally meant to be an actual party member, rather than just the navigator. There's evidence to suggest that Akechi was also originally going to be a permanent party member. There is a mouse model for Akechi fully programmed in the game files, despite the fact that the "mouse" status effect is never available while Akechi is in the party, and there are sound files within the game for Akechi summoning Loki normally, in both Japanese and English, with code existing for him to be able to use Loki as a playable Persona instead of Robin Hood. Sae Niijima was originally going to be a normal Confidant rather than a scripted one - there's unused voice files in the game with her commenting on things like the weather and saying &

I don't often post character profiles here, but I do have a special place in my heart for all the roleplay characters I've created over the years. In particular, there's a set of 12 characters all named after months of the year, who were initally created as transforming magical girls but don't tend to do a lot of that, really. They're collectively referred to as "Calendar Girls" (very clever, I know) and here's a bit more about them. Name: January Real name or nickname?: No idea. She won't tell. Age: Probably about 25 Appearance: Think basically Elsa from Frozen, except taller and with shorter, non-braided hair. Position: Dominant Nationality: Finnish Relationships: Dominant to February and Dana (another character of mine), older half-sister of December Personality: Comes off as an "ice queen" type, no pun intended, but has a playful side hidden underneath her seemingly-cold exterior. Doesn't like to talk much about herself,

Musical Misappropriations Because ranting about stuff people get wrong is a good way to make myself feel better. The song "Don't Worry, Be Happy" was not sung by Bob Marley. The singer, Bobby McFerrin, isn't even Jamaican - he's American, and he's putting on a fake Jamaican accent during the song (that isn't his real singing voice). Also, the song is actually supposed to be satirical (you've got all these serious, non-trivial problems, but don't worry, be happy!), not a genuine feel-good song like many people interpret it as. "Everybody Hurts" by R.E.M. was not written about the death of Kurt Cobain, as even some magazines and newspapers have falsely reported. Kurt Cobain died in 1994, while that song was featured on the album Automatic for the People , which came out in 1992. The song itself is simply a comfort anthem with suicidal teenagers in mind. Michael Stipe did write a song about Kurt Cobain's death, but it was called &q

Twilight's Vocabulary - A Guide I've been meaning to do this forever but kept putting it off. Now I'm finally doing it. All my strange turns of phrase and character tics, documented here for your not-reading pleasure. This is written in third person, mainly because I wanted to style it like I'm some kind of strange creature (which is true) or video game character (which I wish were true) or something like that. Vocabulary "Voi, voi..." More or less a vocal sigh, twilight will say this when she's feeling particularly exasperated with something. Originates from Finnish. "Fwee..." Pronounced more like "fhee" with a noticeable breath of air after the "f", this vocalisation means that twilight is exhausted or worn out. It can be either negative or positive, depending on the situation - sometimes, twilight will make this sound after completing a task or a particularly difficult section of a video game, for instanc

A Date with Markiplier - All Endings 1. Meta Ending Pay > Romance > Leave > Yes 2. Planned So Much Pay > Romance > Leave > No 3. Vanilla Pay > Horror > Freedom > Right 4. Chocolate Pay > Horror > Freedom > Left 5. Peanut Butter Blues Don't Pay > Attack > Road > PBJ 6. Tuna Triumph Don't Pay > Attack > Road > Tuna 7. Alien Abduction Don't Pay > Attack > Shiny 8. The Bid Dig Don't Pay > Don't Attack > Dig 9. Mark Ded AF Don't Pay > Don't Attack > Pick Lock > Split Up 10. True End Don't Pay > Don't Attack > Pick Lock > Stay Together > More? Notes: "Exit" loops back to the Pick Lock/Dig choice. You can also do Pay > Romance > Horror etc. for the Vanilla and Chocolate endings.

Pointless trivia about Mega Man. I may have done this before, but I'm doing it again anyway. Some of the names considered for the main character in development were Battle Kid, Mighty Kid and Knuckle Kid. The first game was originally going to be called The Battle Rainbow Rock Man, in reference to Rock/Mega Man changing colours when he used a different Robot Master power. Zero was originally the design for Mega Man X. Keiji Inafune designed the main character of the Mega Man X series to look like Zero originally, but it was thought that having the main character look too different from classic Mega Man might alienate fans, so the original X design was reworked as a different character and Inafune made the actual Mega Man X look closer to his classic counterpart. Inafune would get his wish to have Zero be the main character when the MegaMan Zero series began. Fans argue about whether or not the Zero from the Mega Man X games and the Zero from the MegaMan Zero games are the sam

Pointless trivia about JoJo's Bizarre Adventure. Yes, I'm finally doing it. The author of the manga, Hirohiko Araki, really likes dogs. His go-to way of showing that a character is pure evil is usually to have them hurt or kill a dog (such as Dio Brando killing Jonathan's beloved dog Danny in Phantom Blood). He also really likes Western music, which is why a lot of characters and Stands are named after Western bands, albums or songs. He's even said that he prefers it to Japanese music. This is why a lot of the names had to be changed when the series was localised in English, since there would have been copyright problems if they hadn't done so (even in Japan, some of the names skirt dangerously close to the "copyright" line). He's also very fond of Italy, with several Italian characters, things named after Italian food and fashion brands, and even Battle Tendency was almost entirely set in Italy. Iggy the dog's favourite food is apparently

Pointless trivia about Harry Potter. And believe me, I have a LOT of trivia about this. During filming of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, they got through over 100 wand props because Daniel Radcliffe kept using them as drumsticks between takes and breaking them. Tom Felton (Draco Malfoy) had to have his Hogwarts robes' pockets sewn shut because he kept trying to sneak food onto the set in them. Tom Felton first auditioned for the part of Harry and then Ron before finally landing the role of Draco. Rupert Grint did a rap as part of his audition for Ron Weasley. It began with the line "Hello, my name is Rupert Grint, I hope you don't think I stink." For most of the scenes in the movies, Daniel Radcliffe is just wearing frames, with no actual lenses in them. In the movies, Harry has Daniel Radcliffe's natural blue eyes, despite Harry having green eyes being a minor plot point in the books. He was originally supposed to have green eyes, but Daniel had