Lizardsquid, maker of noises @lizardsquid@computerfairi.es

I should play... video glames...

I was watching a twitch stream just now, and then suddenly someone gave 150,000 bits.

150 THOUSAND. That's like $1,500 in real money...

@BatElite @lenalia somft....

@lenalia @BatElite aaaa *wriggles softly, nuzzles against both of your pets*

@lenalia yes!

@lenalia hi Lenalia!

@lucidiot@mk.absturztau.be ::P *hugs!*

@lucidiot@mk.absturztau.be hello, tildẽ!

hai!

@werefox nice!!

@Saxxon congrats!

@codl pespicents

@monorail Good morning, user!

Did you know that greeting your favourite search engine every morning promotes healthy fur growth, and leaves you with a sense of contentment?

ok snooze time!!!!

everyone go to sleep now!!!!!!

*pulls a blanket up over the timeline, nestles in*

zoinks, snoob!

Finally, there's season 4. Season 4 goes back to the 13 episodes structure, and there were clearly some production issues behind the scenes.

But! It feels kinda like a mixture of Season 2 and Season 3. Most of the heavy story-arc stuff happens in the first 3 episodes (which I won't spoil), and then the remaining 10 episodes are basically about the various consequences of the first 3 eps.

And the finale works really well as an ending for the entire series, it's lovely.

Season 3 is divided into two halves of 10 episodes each (rather than just one bundle of 13 episodes), with each half getting its own season arc.

Season 3 goes super-hard into its arcs, and I think it works really well for 2 reasons:

1) it's focused on an investigation into a weird holographic map they found - which suits the show much better than season 1's comic-book-villains.
2) The arcs are spread across just 10 episodes each, so it feels more like an ongoing drama.

Season 2 is where the show really comes into its own, and I think the big reason is that the season arc is really subtle (it's 99% just foreshadowing), and the show has time to focus on character and theme development.

Plus, they had a bigger budget, so they made more sets (the first season was mostly done in front of green screen, but imo the show works best with sets which mix real and CGI elements - it gives the series a unique fantasy realism style)

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