out here this da matching pokesonas for me and my bestie :3 im axel
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Did a siillllyyyy aagggaaaaiiiinnnn
I’m low-key surprised Makeship never made a plushie of him considering they made the others into plushies.😗
Edit: I’m gonna cry. 💀
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If I had a nickel for every time I was on my period while receiving horrifically devastating news about one of my comfort streamers, I’d have two nickels. Which isn’t a lot, but it’s weird that it happened twice, right?
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"Don't underestimate me."
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Eyo it’s Gregory the semi haunted sailor ghost?
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Got to go to Six Flags for free (due to company picnic/event) and it rained. So I didn't get to ride anything.
Anyway, this was inspired by me standing out in the rain to get my free soda refill and watching/listening to people who are apparently made of sugar. Azor (and probably any Darkest Dungeon Flagellant) would TOTALLY stand out in the rain unfazed. At least until lightning starts flashing.
Then someone HAS to drag him inside for safety.
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Roland's reference material!
Translation notes under the cut:
I think I might have mentioned this before, but the Japanese characters used for "Morality" are actually more accurately translated as "Justice" (in the sense of "justice" being fairness/impartiality/equality). In fact, on the Japanese page above Hughette, you can see it was translated there as "justice". (My guess is that the "Morality" choice was made to make the word fit with "Utility" and "Liberty.") I've used "Morality" in my translations to make it consistent with the English localization of the game.
I feel like I didn't make this super clear in the translation, but in areas where Roland is described as "smooth-talking" or something similar, the words specifically implied a ladies' man/flirtatious sort of persona.
The word used to describe Hughette was something more like "devotee" or "believer," perhaps in reference more to the actual word "morality" than it was to "Morality," which was Roland's development codename.
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