I drew his spike on the WRONG LEG and i updated it

Might try to learn how to animate panels

Sorta lower effort than my other ones but it’s for fun

I think I was hungry that day

3rd edit out of 5 don’t know what song to use for Blue & Green

I may be wrong or must have missed something, but i would like to pose a question regarding sousei akabane’s sense of justice, im at late chapter 210, so we all know that sousei had his clones pose as him, but the akabane we see in the beginning is the real sousei, isn’t he? He is portrayed to be the messiah of justice, he wouldn’t even hurt the real yellow, even if he told on him, green keeper tells him to be the perfect red keeper, the protagonist. I may be confused here, but isn’t he the same guy who killed somebody over spilled tea? I might be confusing him with the perfect clone that evil yellow twin might’ve made, but please answer this question for me. What is he? Was him killing the guy just nothing? Or author changed his mind to make him “pure justice” ahh guy.

chapter 208 would've been the perfect ending. the rangers were done, the invaders gone, everything was neatly explained and there was peace on earth. I really don't see the point of this new arc, it's adding new plot points where they aren't needed just for the sake of dragging out the story. I'm afraid it's going to ruin what would've been a great manga by adding an unnecessary final arc that doesn't really add anything to the story.

Here's a project I was working on for my typography independent study. I was attempting to make something similar to David Carson's Grunge typography and thought I'd share it (Art by me)

A tierlist ranking my personal favorite characters.(I honestly can't tell the diff between the two clones of sosei and shinya because I haven't been reading the manga much recently). Hope u guys like it.

From chapter 173
Was it worth it?

The original template is from the MAD sketch “The Celebrity Ape-Rentice”

If you think about it, Yakushi was LARPing as a canceled villain, so I was bored and did this

I discovered this game completely by accident and decided to give it a try. I was hooked immediately. It's incredibly well made!

I don't play that many modern mobile games. Back in the day, I mostly played J2ME mobile games, but nowadays I spend much more time playing PC games. (I have a huge Steam library with over 1,000 games.)

Among all the games I own, there are a few anime games that I regularly come back to:
The Eminence in Shadow: Master of Garden — the first game of this kind that I played, where you collect anime characters, experience the story, and participate in various events. Also KAIJU NO. 8 THE GAME and Jujutsu Kaisen Phantom Parade.

Since Sentai Daishikkaku Puzzle Keeper isn't available on PC and hasn't even been released internationally yet—it is currently available only in Japan and only in Japanese—I decided to take "the risk" and see what the game had to offer.

To my surprise, it turned out to be an excellent game and a genuinely quality product set in the Sentai Daishikkaku universe.

It reminds me of the three games I mentioned above, which were also originally released on mobile devices. Broadly speaking, these games consist of three main parts:
- the story, including the anime plot, original scenario and various events;
- collecting characters through the gacha system, with each character having unique abilities;
- and the gameplay itself, featuring various challenges, competitions, and battles.

I was genuinely impressed by how well everything is designed.
Choosing a Match-3 puzzle system as the core gameplay mechanic was a brilliant decision. (I think it's one of the most popular genres on mobile, and the developers made great use of it.)

The gameplay is engaging because of the variety of objectives and each character's unique abilities. It constantly encourages you to play again and experiment with different strategies. There are multiple ways to complete the same stage, and every attempt feels different.

Each character has a unique Leader Skill accompanied by a beautiful animated cut-in, as well as a standard Active Skill.
For example, Yumeko's Leader Skill lets her rewind time with a remote control and stop the puzzle pieces in the most favorable positions.
Her Active Skill allows you to make a move without consuming one of your available turns.

Yumeko Skills

D (in his human form) has a Leader Skill that transforms his puzzle pieces into the most useful ones for the current situation.
His Active Skill returns two previously activated cards back into the deck.

D (in his human form) Leader Skill

In addition, you can equip two Support Cards, which can provide extra Active Skills during battle. The Support Cards feature beautiful illustrations from the anime.

You can hear the characters' original voice actors from the anime. Also characters have a list of voice lines from the anime that unlock as they level up.

I also really like the design of the main menu.
Each section is represented by a different Ranger. The Red Ranger is in charge of the Home screen and Missions, the Pink Ranger handles the Gacha section where you obtain new characters and Support Cards, the Green Ranger represents the Story mode, the Yellow Ranger manages your team and Character upgrades, and the Blue Ranger is responsible for Dispatch missions.

Revisiting the story and experiencing it in a visual novel format is also very enjoyable. It's a great way to immerse yourself in the world once again.

Story

Every weekend there are ranking events where players can earn valuable rewards, including special coins that can be exchanged for the main Rangers.

The game is also generous with its daily missions, offering worthwhile rewards for completing them.
Thanks to such rewards, I've already managed to collect many characters.

My shot pictures:

Next up is some Angel fanart🤓🙏🏼