Lizardsquid, maker of noises @lizardsquid@computerfairi.es

snooze time ✨

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.