Maika is the very picture of a traditional Japanese girl – long black hair, a demure personality, and even a rustic home with all the trappings of a Japanese mansion. But because she grew up with her own culture so front and center, she dreams of traveling the world someday. She’d love to save up for the trip by working a customer service job, but everyone rejects her because of her intimidating face. Luckily, when she gets scouted for Café Stile, she finally finds a place where she belongs.
Video games have had no shortage of adorable characters over the years. Whether they’re playable protagonists, villains, or friends, we can’t help but fall in love with them! Today, we’re going to focus on the cutest boys in gaming history. To make it onto the list, a character needs to have the perfect balance of childlike charm and a certain masculine magnetism that can grab the older audience’s attention too. So channel your inner squealing teenage girl and join us as we countdown the top 10 cute boys in gaming!
A love confession is one of the most memorable staples of anime, and every fan wants to see their favorite couple get together in a dramatic outburst of emotion. But what about when something goes awry and the moment turns into a complete mess?
I’ve always been fascinated by how anime can tell such complex stories with the most fascinating characters and settings imaginable. There’s no doubt in my mind that anime is a big reason why I love writing so much. Digging deeper into these worlds to figure out how they work and what they can teach the audience is super fun to me, almost as much as creating new worlds from my own mind! So today, let’s take a look at my top 5 favorite anime of all time – which shows have shaped me, made me laugh, sparked new ideas, and still have a special place in my heart.
The Fire Emblem series is primarily known for two things: its soul-crushingly difficult gameplay that permanently kills a unit if they fall in battle, as well as its many attractive and likeable characters. These, combined with the support and marriage systems most of the games have, make the Fire Emblem cast some of the most beloved waifus and husbandos in all of gaming.
It’s no secret that video games have a less than stellar track record with voice acting. Recording a voice for an animated character is already a tough assignment, but video games add even more layers of complexity. The interactive and non-linear nature of games can make even the best actor’s lines fall flat if not carefully written and edited. But that’s assuming the actor is good in the first place.
