Polls: Entertainment & Arts

Pick ur poison.

A little something I've been experimenting with using AI, to envision a future line of girls' toys that boys could also play with, with little to no shame.

This set not only ties in with my own work; but would be a geography / world cultures education invitation to teach kids more about Inuit culture.

Such an edutainment doll set would revolve around a story set in 2015, of two Inuit merfolk foiling a diabolical conspiracy revolving around a hidden magic crystal. Said conspiracy threatens the entire area of Sault Ste Marie.

Anarteq: Guardian of the Soo is part 1 of a three-part superhero / adventure / espionage saga, with the other parts exploring Hawaiian and Irish geography and mythology.

It's part of my Gerosha Chronicles series, which is now big enough to be its own MCU, featuring other subfranchises in the works such as Ciem, Sodality, Swappernetters, Plum Bixie, Extirpon, The Gray Champion, Cherinob, Pilltar, and more.

In addition to all the labels being in English and Inukituk, dolls would have various costumes they could change into. Izzy, for example, is shown here in his Soo Locks Boat Tours guide outfit. Optionally, licensing would allow the official boat tours company to feature its logos on the outfit, making it that much more official.

Izzy and Jissika dolls look standard human when dry...

But their skin changes color to their weresalmon forms when submerged!

Would come with Izzy's rental home, based on the real house, as a doll house.

Villains included! Wishpon is based on Wishpoosh, the evil Chinook beaver deity.

Now, you can play the villains too!

Or, gather your allies instead...

And compete for control of the Abdygalis Shard!

I was reading someone else's comment about some silly relationship hang up about gaming and it got me thinking about why I play video games in the first place. Boredom usually is the reason unless it's an exciting/ long awaited sequel to a game I'm a fan of. But the poll is there to help get ya thinking, add your own reasons if I missed one.

Help me settle a debate I have with my friend. In my opinion it is less scary, harder to write horror this way. Wouldn't be much of an unknown, which is beneficial for horror, and even if there is unknown, the characters with magic are more capable to deal with it. Yes, you can have more powerful dark enemies, but the element of actual horror fades away.

My friend says otherwise, you can do horror in every setting. I responded that the horror might be there at first, but it won't last long, especially if you want to continue the dark horror setting.

Wario stole his girl Daisy

This was always the issue with super hero comics and movies is that people aren't that dumb. i think most can notice if one of their loved ones was a super hero just by their voice, posture and mannerisms lol. not to mention their scent too.

But what do you think. think you'd be able to tell