Animal Hospital Game

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Hello, im experiencing the same kind of shutdown in games, server age doesnt appear to contribute to the shutdown. The issues started a few days ago. image501×396 29.6 KB image838×527 45.9 KB server memory is pretty stable and baseline is low image747×346 9.79 KB My game - Animal Hospital

Hello, im experiencing the same kind of shutdown in games, server age doesnt appear to contribute to the shutdown. The issues started a few days ago. image501×396 29.6 KB image838×527 45.9 KB server memory is pretty stable and baseline is low image747×346 9.79 KB My game - Animal Hospital

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... a company Baseball game. His character went to the Hospital and Sandra Oh's Character... if that was a baby animal or a Human Fetus.

... receiving comfort care (in the hospital) since the guardian had the ... report of a much scarier animal near — a mountain lion.  We ... basketball, but watched that great game last night. The kitchen is ...

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.... Diplodocus was a very interesting animal, interesting enough that I easily... the city. She's in the hospital. And Junko's there too- in ...the city, not in the hospital, Junko's fine right now." I ... kicked in a childrens' card game and threatened to use said ...

...: it gave the pattern-hunting animal in each of them a ...the game went dark mid-match, fleets frozen unfinished on a dozen screens, salaries forever unwon. The animal murmur... the way a careful animal comes to a waterhole it ... does except the one animal thing that kept him alive, ... him that mattered. The hospital was an Orion facility — clean, ... watched Orion reach into a hospital room and switch one of ...

...: it gave the pattern-hunting animal in each of them a ...the game went dark mid-match, fleets frozen unfinished on a dozen screens, salaries forever unwon. The animal murmur... the way a careful animal comes to a waterhole it ... does except the one animal thing that kept him alive, ... him that mattered. The hospital was an Orion facility — clean, ... watched Orion reach into a hospital room and switch one of ...

... duty and laid up in hospital in an induced coma. Militech... definitely something borrowed from another animal from Earth. More claws to... father, throw him off his game. Allowing him to maneuver against...

... bag throws him off his game. Roberts hits the DDT and... says that someone should call animal control! Jake laughs and takes... make the wrestlers raise their game thanks to the class of... to the ring. Hawk and Animal the Road Warriors! Paul Ellering... Warriors for nothing! Hawk and Animal will gladly walk into Calgary ... wanna recover in an American hospital! The Harts take off their ...

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... if she has taken any animal master under her power, or... in grave condition at the hospital, five are dead, and ten... reason we are entertaining her game is that one wrong move...

... if she has taken any animal master under her power, or... in grave condition at the hospital, five are dead, and ten... reason we are entertaining her game is that one wrong move...

... playing some Magic School Bus game on the computer in the... a nurse at our local hospital. I wonder how many people... anywhere near patients in a hospital setting. I remember in the ... a restaurant I know that animal suffered probably its entire life ... a lot of old video game stuff and firearms. Lots of ... all stop participating in their game at the same time. Stop ...

I like the game and it’s great to play with your friends for a horror co-op game submitted by /u/PrinceErez to r/roblox [link] [comments]

I've been addicted to Animal Hospital lately, so here's my idea for a collab between the two games! The black image is Forsaken's side of the collab, and the white image is Animal Hospital's side. For anyone who hasn't played, the badge would take about an hour and a half roughly assuming you don't die. submitted by /u/ProbablyFloofy to r/FORSAKENROBLOX [link] [comments]

It’s because Dandy’s World is dying & that Qwel’s being problematic, & I’m feeling sad & mad that if it is gonna happen… 😭 submitted by /u/ReasonableSign7803 to r/AnimalHospitalRoblox [link] [comments]

Firat time making stats and stuff so i hope they aren't overpowered or anything 🥹 submitted by /u/Inky-thedemon to r/animalhospitalanomaly [link] [comments]

the FUCK?????? SERIOUSLY????? hospital is genuinely so ass its so goddamn repetitive childishly biased rant? yes. also pure, brutal honesty? absolutely too. submitted by /u/Pugfo5 to r/roblox [link] [comments]

https://preview.redd.it/u7qyh7zqvoah1.png?width=2025&format=png&auto=webp&s=786d5fd1dbb947c701c40adcdf0f30f253bd117a What do you guys think? Personally, this game is really fun and I think it's a wonderful game to claim the #1 spot on Roblox! It's got unique characters, fun lore, and is a very good game to play with friends (though it does get a bit boring solo IMO) I see this as a massive win for the front page and hopefully more quality games like this one will claim the top spots of Roblox's front page!! submitted by /u/Other_Sun_3009 to r/roblox [link] [comments]

It gets boring playing that game solo I want to play with the girls that are willing to try out tips and tricks or offer them. I also am open to other games like Demonology, 99 nights, and various survival, horror, and story games. I play The Corner, On Tap, and Poke Haven at times but I don’t take those seriously as a warning. DM me if you’re interested in anything mentioned girlies! I’m strict on no guys because of NSFW and I don’t want to take any chances I’m just on Roblox to game!! submitted by /u/Cautious-Climate-766 to r/Adultblox [link] [comments]

If not I’ll gladly explain what the game is! It’s my newest obsession! The images above are of my OC Nurse Wyatt! (Which I’m pretty sure I’m a kin of either them or a heavily canon divergent UnderCover Agent) submitted by /u/CatNap_Fictionkinnnn to r/fictionkin [link] [comments]

Any pronouns actually submitted by /u/pavyoma to r/animalhospitalanomaly [link] [comments]

Okay I don't know if anyones been playing animal hospital on roblox but everytime I play by myself I end up disconnecting only a few shifts in? I've played other games that I've been able to stay in for longer periods of time and I don't disconnect. At first I thought was this a connection error but it's ONLY when I play that game that I disconnect a few shifts in? I really don't understand why I was thinking someone else might have this problem too or maybe just me..? submitted by /u/Single_Medicine6141 to r/RobloxHelp [link] [comments]

I have a strange relationship with baseball. I come from a part of the world where the sport isn’t popular at all, and I myself am not very athletic. However, for some reason or another I am really fond of sports fiction, and I am particularly fond of baseball movies. I also watch a lot of anime, and with baseball being Japan’s most popular sport there are plenty of shows that focus on that topic. I used to run a series of small reviews for baseball anime several years ago (see the comments), and this is a one-off follow up. When I did my original series of the Baseball Anime Guide, I covered two series based on manga by Mitsuru Adachi, namely the seminal Touch and the most recent offering of Mix: Meisei Story (which itself is a sequel to Touch, though set over twenty years later). However, even then I was asked multiple times if I would cover Cross Game. This was always the intent as it is my favorite series by Adachi. Unfortunately back when I did the series I kind of burned myself out a bit on watching baseball anime and I wasn't sure what I could really add that I hadn't already said in the reviews of the previous works. However, I think the rewatch of Cross Game I just completed gave me a bit more perspective. But first things first, the story: Ko Kitamura is the 11-year-old son of the owner of a sporting goods store. He often visits the nearby Tsukishima batting center where he is treated almost as family. Particularly he is showered with affection by the second oldest of four daughters named Wakaba. The two seem almost destined for each other, as they were born on the same day in the same hospital. This is however to the chagrin of Wakaba's sister Aoba, a year younger than the pair, who is often jealous of the attention Wakaba gives to Ko. One day, while escaping from a bully named Akaishi, Ko joins a sandlot game with his classmates. He shows some talent for baseball, having had a lot of practice at the batting center, but is awful at fielding. He gets roped into playing for the team anyway that eventually leads to them playing another team with the tomboyish and baseball-obsessed Aoba pitching. The confrontation leaves both annoyed. Ko is frustrated to losing out to Aoba, and Aoba is annoyed with Wakaba cheering for Ko. Then tragedy strikes as Wakaba passes away in an accident at a summer camp. However, she left two things. For one, following the loss to Aoba's team she encouraged Ko to take sports more seriously, sharing Aoba's training regiment with him. More importantly, the night before her passing she had a dream she tells both Aoba and Akaishi, whom she passes by on her way to camp. The dream is of a jam packed Koshien Stadium during the japanese national High School baseball championships, with Ko standing on the mound, Akaishi being the catcher, and Aoba in the outfield. The story the skips forward four years. Due to various circumstances Ko did not join the baseball team in middle school (japan has a 6-3-3 school system in case you are unaware), but has been sticking to the training regiment. This becomes apparent when Nakanishi, the leader of the sandlot team from back in the day organizes another game with the old group. Nakanishi then asks Akaishi, now captain of the middle school baseball team, to take care of Ko so that he may join the baseball team next year when they enter high school. Akaishi accepts under the condition that Nakanishi will also join. This path is a bit thornier than it should be, as the acting principal of the high school is chasing glory for the school by eyeing a participation at Koshien, hiring the ruthless and mercenary coach Daimon as well as recruiting players from across the country, first and foremost the slugger Azuma who seems as arrogant as he is talented. With neither a place for them on the team nor the desire to play under such conditions, first order of business of Ko and his friends is trying to force the new coach out. In the meantime, Aoba had also joined the middle school baseball club, eventually becoming captain after Akaishi graduates. She is a talented pitcher and adept at analyzing the strengths and weaknesses of opposing batters, lending strength to the plan from the shadows. However, she is still regularly at odds with Ko, partially because they are kind of similar to each other in terms of personality. She also still clings to the hope of Wakaba's dream becoming reality somehow despite its impossibility as girls are not allowed to play in official games in high school baseball. Eventually her talent does find recognition, leading to her pitching against the women's national team during a game against a local girls school. Cross Game retains pretty much all of the charms of one of Adachi's works and is in my opinion the best implementation of the formula. The gut punch of Wakaba's death hits very hard in episode one (or at the end of the first volume, of you read the manga). The scene with Akaishi praying and crying in front of the batting center hits me every time I read and watch it. Wakaba does not disappear from the series though as there are plenty of flashbacks to moments from their childhood, often used to deepen the narrative and motivations of the characters. While being largely about baseball and the exploits of the team at the school, Cross Game is still a romantic comedy as well. Ko often visits the Tsukishima household as he is friends with the youngest sister Momiji or delivers orders from his parents sporting goods store, often to Aoba's annoyance. Hanging out at the cafe attached to the batting center also becomes a regular occurrence. A love-hate relationship between Ko and Aoba is writ large, though other prospective romantic interests for both parties are also introduced over time. However, it is also quite apparent that both Ko and Aoba care about each other, particularly in the wake of Wakaba's passing, though neither are really ready to admit it. This also leads to probably one of the biggest strengths of Cross Game, particularly compared to many of Adachi's other works: Aoba herself. Having a talented athletic woman as one of the lead characters, rather than a mostly passive love interest cheering on the male main character, is very refreshing. At the same time Aoba also has her struggles as the high school division of her school does not have a woman's hardball club, and she could go to another school which could further her ambition as an athlete, but the decision is tough between this and supporting the team in hopes of reaching Koshien (and with this fulfilling Wakaba's final dream). While I don't think it is perfect, Aoba is a very complex and interesting character. In this regard the anime adaptation is also a bit better than the manga original as it expands the plotline of Aoba's opportunity to try out for the women's national team. Beyond that, Cross Game has many fantastic characters within it, all aided by a witty and funny writing style as well as great voice performances. My personal favorite here is Akaishi, who turns from school bully and resentful of Ko for having Wakaba's affection, to an earnest and hard-working team captain. Though he is not as talented as other players in the show, he is the rock the team is built upon. On order to not stretch things out, Cross Game has my highest recommendation. At 50 episodes it isn't short, but it is in my opinion very digestible and while there are a couple of more rom-com focused episodes in between baseball seasons, I think they also fulfill their purpose in giving levity and furthering character relationships. Alternate Titles: クロスゲーム MAL - ANN Studio: SynergySP Length: 50 episodes Original Air Date: Apr 5, 2009 to Mar 28, 2010 submitted by /u/chaosof99 to r/anime [link] [comments]

I have a strange relationship with baseball. I come from a part of the world where the sport isn’t popular at all, and I myself am not very athletic. However, for some reason or another I am really fond of sports fiction, and I am particularly fond of baseball movies. I also watch a lot of anime, and with baseball being Japan’s most popular sport there are plenty of shows that focus on that topic. I used to run a series of small reviews for baseball anime several years ago (see the comments), and this is a one-off follow up. When I did my original series of the Baseball Anime Guide, I covered two series based on manga by Mitsuru Adachi, namely the seminal Touch and the most recent offering of Mix: Meisei Story (which itself is a sequel to Touch, though set over twenty years later). However, even then I was asked multiple times if I would cover Cross Game. This was always the intent as it is my favorite series by Adachi. Unfortunately back when I did the series I kind of burned myself out a bit on watching baseball anime and I wasn't sure what I could really add that I hadn't already said in the reviews of the previous works. However, I think the rewatch of Cross Game I just completed gave me a bit more perspective. But first things first, the story: Ko Kitamura is the 11-year-old son of the owner of a sporting goods store. He often visits the nearby Tsukishima batting center where he is treated almost as family. Particularly he is showered with affection by the second oldest of four daughters named Wakaba. The two seem almost destined for each other, as they were born on the same day in the same hospital. This is however to the chagrin of Wakaba's sister Aoba, a year younger than the pair, who is often jealous of the attention Wakaba gives to Ko. One day, while escaping from a bully named Akaishi, Ko joins a sandlot game with his classmates. He shows some talent for baseball, having had a lot of practice at the batting center, but is awful at fielding. He gets roped into playing for the team anyway that eventually leads to them playing another team with the tomboyish and baseball-obsessed Aoba pitching. The confrontation leaves both annoyed. Ko is frustrated to losing out to Aoba, and Aoba is annoyed with Wakaba cheering for Ko. Then tragedy strikes as Wakaba passes away in an accident at a summer camp. However, she left two things. For one, following the loss to Aoba's team she encouraged Ko to take sports more seriously, sharing Aoba's training regiment with him. More importantly, the night before her passing she had a dream she tells both Aoba and Akaishi, whom she passes by on her way to camp. The dream is of a jam packed Koshien Stadium during the japanese national High School baseball championships, with Ko standing on the mound, Akaishi being the catcher, and Aoba in the outfield. The story the skips forward four years. Due to various circumstances Ko did not join the baseball team in middle school (japan has a 6-3-3 school system in case you are unaware), but has been sticking to the training regiment. This becomes apparent when Nakanishi, the leader of the sandlot team from back in the day organizes another game with the old group. Nakanishi then asks Akaishi, now captain of the middle school baseball team, to take care of Ko so that he may join the baseball team next year when they enter high school. Akaishi accepts under the condition that Nakanishi will also join. This path is a bit thornier than it should be, as the acting principal of the high school is chasing glory for the school by eyeing a participation at Koshien, hiring the ruthless and mercenary coach Daimon as well as recruiting players from across the country, first and foremost the slugger Azuma who seems as arrogant as he is talented. With neither a place for them on the team nor the desire to play under such conditions, first order of business of Ko and his friends is trying to force the new coach out. In the meantime, Aoba had also joined the middle school baseball club, eventually becoming captain after Akaishi graduates. She is a talented pitcher and adept at analyzing the strengths and weaknesses of opposing batters, lending strength to the plan from the shadows. However, she is still regularly at odds with Ko, partially because they are kind of similar to each other in terms of personality. She also still clings to the hope of Wakaba's dream becoming reality somehow despite its impossibility as girls are not allowed to play in official games in high school baseball. Eventually her talent does find recognition, leading to her pitching against the women's national team during a game against a local girls school. Cross Game retains pretty much all of the charms of one of Adachi's works and is in my opinion the best implementation of the formula. The gut punch of Wakaba's death hits very hard in episode one (or at the end of the first volume, of you read the manga). The scene with Akaishi praying and crying in front of the batting center hits me every time I read and watch it. Wakaba does not disappear from the series though as there are plenty of flashbacks to moments from their childhood, often used to deepen the narrative and motivations of the characters. While being largely about baseball and the exploits of the team at the school, Cross Game is still a romantic comedy as well. Ko often visits the Tsukishima household as he is friends with the youngest sister Momiji or delivers orders from his parents sporting goods store, often to Aoba's annoyance. Hanging out at the cafe attached to the batting center also becomes a regular occurrence. A love-hate relationship between Ko and Aoba is writ large, though other prospective romantic interests for both parties are also introduced over time. However, it is also quite apparent that both Ko and Aoba care about each other, particularly in the wake of Wakaba's passing, though neither are really ready to admit it. This also leads to probably one of the biggest strengths of Cross Game, particularly compared to many of Adachi's other works: Aoba herself. Having a talented athletic woman as one of the lead characters, rather than a mostly passive love interest cheering on the male main character, is very refreshing. At the same time Aoba also has her struggles as the high school division of her school does not have a woman's hardball club, and she could go to another school which could further her ambition as an athlete, but the decision is tough between this and supporting the team in hopes of reaching Koshien (and with this fulfilling Wakaba's final dream). While I don't think it is perfect, Aoba is a very complex and interesting character. In this regard the anime adaptation is also a bit better than the manga original as it expands the plotline of Aoba's opportunity to try out for the women's national team. Beyond that, Cross Game has many fantastic characters within it, all aided by a witty and funny writing style as well as great voice performances. My personal favorite here is Akaishi, who turns from school bully and resentful of Ko for having Wakaba's affection, to an earnest and hard-working team captain. Though he is not as talented as other players in the show, he is the rock the team is built upon. On order to not stretch things out, Cross Game has my highest recommendation. At 50 episodes it isn't short, but it is in my opinion very digestible and while there are a couple of more rom-com focused episodes in between baseball seasons, I think they also fulfill their purpose in giving levity and furthering character relationships. Alternate Titles: クロスゲーム MAL - ANN Studio: SynergySP Length: 50 episodes Original Air Date: Apr 5, 2009 to Mar 28, 2010 submitted by /u/chaosof99 to r/baseball [link] [comments]

Posted before but still think it’s an underrated attention to detail. Also one of the reasons why the nurses and doctors are the enemy I’m more interested to see in the 1 Remake than any other. submitted by /u/Kulle1369 to r/silenthill [link] [comments]

What an adventure it has been for me. Now she can have something to play with while recovering!! Such a good feeling I had to share. submitted by /u/stupidkiwiguy to r/hatsune [link] [comments]

So for context, I basically stopped playing this game 5 years and 4 months ago. Me and my ex played it all the time and I just never got the urge to play anymore. But this has nothing to do with that. The weird part is that I’ve opened the game once other than today in those 5 years. It was on 7/28 just a few months ago and I happened to have a seizure while playing it. I have epilepsy, so it wasn’t my first. The even weirder part is I am currently in the hospital being monitored for my epilepsy, basically here until I have a seizure. My nurse saw me playing my switch and she asked if I played and I told her how I had stopped. I just decided to boot up the game, go saw hi to everyone and see what was for sale. And I shit you guys not, there is a EKG MACHINE FOR SALE! THAT IS WHAT I AM CURRENTLY HOOKED UP TO. THAT IS THE MACHINE MONITORING MY BRIAN FOR SEIZURES. AND THE GAME WANTED ME TO SELL ME ONE. HOW!?!? HOW DOES IT KNOW!?!? Obviously I bought it and now even Animal Crossing me is being monitored for seizures. Life is weird…. submitted by /u/Jmacz to r/AnimalCrossing [link] [comments]

https://store.epicgames.com/en-US/p/two-point-hospital I've been curious about the Two Point games, so I'm looking forward to checking it out. submitted by /u/atomicxima to r/CozyGamers [link] [comments]

Hey r/SteamDeck community, My little guy is going to be spending about a week in the hospital for a procedure, and I want to make sure he's got some great games to help pass the time and keep his spirits up. I'm planning to bring his Steam Deck along. "Previously Enjoyed Games" - He already played: Spyro Trilogy Rayman Legends Roadcraft Lego 2k drive Lego SW and HP games Forza Horizon Sky Force Reloaded "Preferred Genres" - He's 6 years old and loves: Colorful, fun games not bound to any specific genere Simple controls (nothing too complex) Adventure and exploration Racing Building/creative games Animals and cute characters Something off the mainstream course like Minecraft, Roblox etc "Budget" - doesn't matter "Other Notes" - I'm looking for games that are: Age-appropriate preferable with Polish dubb and not much reading Easy to pick up and put down (hospital schedules can be unpredictable) Engaging but not overstimulating I've already got Spyro Trilogy and Rayman Legends installed, but I'd love to hear your recommendations for other games that would be perfect for a 6-year-old in this situation. Bonus points if they're games that might help keep him distracted during some of the more difficult moments. Thanks in advance for any suggestions! submitted by /u/zaxcer to r/SteamDeck [link] [comments]

Hi! I'll be in the hospital for about a week soon due to a spinal cord surgery. It's my first major hospital stay and I'm quite nervous. I'd like a cozy, relaxing Switch game to play while I recover. I'll play pretty much anything, but nothing that requires a constant online connection (the hospital has horrible Wi-Fi), and I'd like the game to be very long-term— something you can sink a ton of hours into. I've played the "classics" (Animal Crossing, Stardew Valley etc) so any deep cuts are welcome! Thanks! I own these games already and like all of them: Spiritfarer, Animal Crossing: New Horizons, Stardew Valley, Disney Dreamlight Valley, Fae Farm, Hello Kitty Island Adventure, submitted by /u/Cooked_Squid to r/CozyGamers [link] [comments]

This post mentions only a few of all the hints, I might make another post soon because there are hints and recurring patterns everywhere. (For those who haven't paid attention to the game's lore, Brookhaven is exclusively a mental hospital and has no connection to Mary's illness) Pic 1: References to padded cells are everywhere. Pic 2: Straightjackets (they are named straightjacket in the game files too), pills & other medical bottles at random places. Medical bottles are EVERYWHERE, and detoxadine is a drug that the 3 patients were prescribed. Examples in the pic are the movie theater (named REVERIE for some reason), Happy Burger, Heaven's Night. Heaven's Night especially is full of medicine among all the alcohol bottles. Pic 3: Medical posters are everywhere,drug addiction & blue posters mention Brookhaven.There are also hospital evacuation plans,patient visiting rules,medical flyers (note LIFE AND REALITY). Top pics are in Heaven's Night, bottom pics are near Woodside, in Jack's inn & the moth room. Pic 4: The OST drops lots of hints.The word "reverie" and synonyms for it appear often.Schizoid is a term used for people on the schizophrenia spectrum with specific symptoms,such as inability to bond with others,self-isolation,having their own fantasy world & imaginary people. Pics 5 & 6: The director's office might be the most recurring room in the game. It reappears in the prison as the warden's office and in Lakeview as the reading room, and there's always a side room and a red light. Many other areas in the game also have references to his office (click to expand pic 6) Pic 7: Another reference to his office is all the animals watching James from above just like the hawk in his locked room.And just like the hawk, beneath the deer are bottles of whiskey and beneath the cat is paperwork.I'm sure that's the only time the cat toy appears in the game. Pics 8,9,10,11: Boards with various Brookhaven papers appear very often in the game. Photos of Brookhaven and medical books also often appear in places they don't belong. The photograph from pic 2 is another reference to the locked room, where it belongs. Pic 12: It doesn't make sense that Lakeview has a nurse's office. Also the three posters from the director's locked room are in there, but in the nurse's office they use a different texture file that says "1992 Brookhaven" at the bottom. Pics 13,14,15,16: The chandelier in the chapel is a reference to the ECT device from Brookhaven, and there are psychology books lying all around. The back of the nurses' red squares resembles the back of an RLT (red light therapy) device. Patient files (their asset name) with "Brookhaven" written on them also appear often. Pics 17,18,19: There's a Jung's diagram of consciousness with James' face in Brookhaven, and in the game files it's named "Real". Maria is scripted to stare at it for some time when James picks up a note about keys missing around the hospital. (I have explained the reason for the missing keys previously on my twitter) For the images in full size, check the thread on my twitter. (My twitter is dedicated to secrets and other interesting things from SH2R, I'm not as active on Reddit) https://x.com/Rashmunchel/status/1870977035947938251 submitted by /u/Rashmunchel to r/silenthill [link] [comments]

Image for the mobile crowd that roughly sums up this entire thing. The events of this post were previously part of an overall post by /u/misterbadguy159 covering this era of Yugioh, but I found the story interesting enough to want to expand it into its own full post and he gave me permission to give it a try. This is also a first for me as my past Yugioh drama posts have been about the video games or the anime itself, so it's going to be fun to expand into the card game that started it all. What is Yugioh? Beginning in 1996 as a popular manga written by the late and great Kazuki Takahashi, Yugioh followed the adventures of a young boy named Yugi and his friends as they dealt with being some of the unluckiest people in Japan when it comes to being caught up in crime and supernatural events, aided by a mysterious spirit who lived in an ancient Egyptian puzzle box Yugi built. The gang would later learn the spirit was a Pharoah named Atem, who lost his memories after sacrificing himself to stop an ancient evil. During the manga, Takahashi would put Yugi and the gang through a variety of games of chance or luck that often saw karmic punishments being put down on evil people- such as this one where a robber holds up a restaurant and the spirit within Yugi gaslight gatekeep girlbosses him into thinking he's on fire. Eventually one of these games would be a card game called Duel Monsters, which eventually overtook the manga and became the basis for the rest of the story. In the anime adaptation most known around the world that aired in the 2000s, the early chapters were skipped (largely due to a 90s anime made by Toei already adapting them) and went straight to the Duel Monsters content. From there, Yugioh became a global hit on the level of Pokemon. Even after Yugi's adventures concluded in 2004, sequel anime series would follow new protagonists and their own adventures. It's during the fifth show in total that our story begins. The Arc-V era and Pendulums: how circus clowns held the game hostage You can skip this section if you already know what Pendulum Summoning and Arc-V are. This is just for people not in the fandom at the time so that they know the context of the YGO card game in 2016. In 2014, Konami introduced one of the first major changes in years to the gamestate- the Pendulum Zones. These heralded the advent of Pendulum Monsters in the set Duelist Alliance, and to this day it is said that showing a Yugiboomer the amount of text on Nirvana High Paladin will cause them to run the other direction screaming for their parents. To quickly sum up how it works: Pendulums operate as either monsters while summoned, or as spell cards while placed in the Pendulum Zone. When placed in the zone, the number under the blue-red diamond represents their scale. When you have two Pendulum Monsters in the zones, you can special summon as many monsters from your hand as you want, provided the monsters level falls between your scale numbers. For example, if you have Scale 2 and Scale 4 set, you can only Pendulum Summon Level 3 monsters. (Also it was during this format shift that Konami said you can't draw if you're going first, funny enough) As was usual with new summoning methods coming to the game, a new anime series began- Yugioh Arc-V, following smile cultist Yuya Sakaki and his plan to brainwash the world into thinking problems like world hunger can be resolved by just smiling enough. (no seriously, Yuya unironically argues that smiles are more important than being well-fed at one point) Yuya uses the Performapal archetype, a series of monsters themed around circus animals, to complement two other archetypes- Odd-Eyes, a truly hideous set of dragons which serve as his boss monsters, and the Magicians, a collection of Pendulum cards which allow you to access other summoning methods. As you would expect from a protagonist deck, there's a lot of crap here that exists solely to give Yuya an out and let him win a duel, and as a result Performapals were often shoved into every new Arc-V pack. But the law of returns does say that inevitably, you can find a diamond in the rough. As sets went on, the Performapals gained a number of powerful monsters that combo'd with each other to allow the player to gain a massive advantage in terms of cards in hand. By 2015, with the release of several key cards and boosted by cards in packs such as the Master of Pendulum Structure Deck began to see Performapal climb up the ranks competitively. Cards such as the horrifically-faced Monkeyboard (when set in the Scale, search out any Performapal), Skullcrobat Joker (when summoned, search out any Performapal, Odd-Eyes or Magician) and Performapal Pendulum Sorcerer (on summon, destroy up to two cards you control and search out an equal number of Performapals). Having one in-archetype searcher is usually good, and within a year Performapals had three. Another deck released during this time was Performages. Used by another character in the Arc-V anime, Performages largely focused on the XYZ Summon mechanic, but gained a wave of Pendulum support for anime synergy reasons. This predominently included Plushfire, who on destruction could summon any other Performage from your hand or deck. Combo'd with a destruction effect such as Pendulum Sorcerer, and Plushfire allowed the deck to gain a massive amount of card advantage. And that advantage led to a huge amount of plays being available to the player. Many of the Performapals were Level 4, meaning the deck had easy access to Rank 4 XYZ monsters- one of the most diverse toolboxes in the game that provided almost any counter needed to beat your opponent. The Dracoslayer archetype provided more self-destruct cards to combo with monsters like Plushfire and a new set of Fusion, XYZ and Synchro plays. The end result was that this Performapal/Performage deck, christened PePe by the players (no connection to the frog), rapidly rose through the ranks. The deck quickly became a Tier 0 threat, which means that for every tournament at this time, the majority of players were all running the same deck. Previous Tier 0 decks had included Chaos, Dark Armed Dragon and Nekroz, and now PePe would become the fourth major Tier 0 deck. At the YCS Atlanta tournament in February 2016, 29 of the top 32 players were all playing PePe. And Konami saw that for 2016, a golden opportunity was provided to both take down PePe, and gain anime nostalgia. 2016: Dark Side of Dimensions and the Blue-Eyes Push In 2004, Kazuki Takahashi would be rushed to the hospital while working on the final arc of the Yugioh manga. He had a stomach ulcer that had been untreated due to his work committments which eventually led to him throwing up blood. His health concerns, alongside declining interest in the manga, led to him deciding to rush the final arc to completion. This led to a truncated character arc for both Seto Kaiba, the most iconic rival in the series, and his ancestor, Priest Seto. Priest Seto had been set up in prior arcs as having betrayed Atem, but due to the rushed nature of the final arc, this was changed to him being brainwashed. Kaiba would also fail in the manga to even witness Atem and Yugi's final duel, only arriving as Atem passed on to the afterlife and depriving Kaiba of his much-desired rematch. For the 20th anniversary of the franchise, it was decided to make a movie, and Takahashi wanted to make things up to Kaiba by focusing it on him. The initial plans for the movie were in fact, a Kaiba-centric story, but Takahashi later went back and added in Yugi and the gang to wrap up their stories and provide an epilogue for the Duel Monsters team. This movie would become known as Dark Side of Dimensions, and would release to huge fanfare in April 2016, releasing worldwide in 2017. Praised for its gorgeous animation and for letting a new generation of anime fans learn just how cool Seto Kaiba is, DSOD marked a huge nostalgia wave for Yugioh that saw a lot of lapsed fans getting back in. And for Kaiba fans especially, Konami were ready to capitalize by expanding on Kaiba's beloved Ace Monster, the Blue-Eyes White Dragon. These support waves would help turn Blue-Eyes from a relic of a deck to one that was... playable, I suppose. In the meantime, while DSOD set the stage for Blue-Eyes and its return, Konami had been quick to act after the Pepe Sweep at YCS Atlanta. Soon after the tournament, an emergency banlist was put into effect that would apply to future tournaments. Notably, it only applied at tournament level, as many players noted, because many of the cards that had made PePe so powerful were in the still-most-recent set and Konami wanted to make sure people still bought the boxes. Many of the prior-mentioned cards that made the deck so fearsome- Monkeyboard, Skullcrobat and more- were all limited to one copy being allowed in your deck, while Plushfire and some more of the Performages were hard banned. This banlist would be settled and locked in for April that year. By the time of the main World Championship, PePe had long been taken down, with new decks sweeping in to fill the meta in its absense. Kosmo, a Wizard of Oz/Star Wars crossover, had a very easy to summon boss monster. Burning Abyss, an archetype themed around Dante's Inferno, began a long-running streak in the meta where it basically refused to die and survived multiple banlists. Finally, the Monarchs, a classic staple of monsters focused on the tribute summon mechanic, focused around a new lockdown spell that they could easily work around the downsides of. While PePe had faded out, it was clear that both the playerbase and Konami were united in thinking that "That cannot happen again." And as such, new Pendulum decks that hit the meta were given side-eyes in case they heralded a new apocalypse on the level of Monkeyboard and his stupid mouth. This hit to the Pendulums didn't stop at PePe's elimination. You see, Konami spent 2016 prepping Blue-Eyes, an archetype that previously hadn't seen a lot of support and was never going to be a tiered threat, for the championship. The Shining Victory set had a ton of support for Blue-Eyes, most notably the "Eyes of Blue" monsters- a set of spellcasters designed to facilitate summoning Blue-Eyes easier and getting him out on the field without having to pay a hefty cost in sacrificing two monsters; which for years had been the downside of Blue-Eyes. Protector could send another effect monster to the Graveyard to summon Blue-Eyes from hand, Sage let you search out another Eyes of Blue monster and also special summon Blue-Eyes by sending itself and another monster as cost. Master let you revive your Blue-Eyes and recycle your Eyes of Blue monster, and Priestess let you send her to the Grave to search out Blue-Eyes cards. Blue-Eyes also got some extra boss monsters- also found in Shining Victories was Twin Burst Dragon, who allowed for new Fusion Support, while the Dark Side of Dimensions movie pack gave us Alternative White Dragon- a far easier to summon Blue-Eyes monster that could destroy a monster as part of its effect, and Chaos MAX Dragon- a Ritual Monster with the ability to do massive damage when it attacked a monster in defense position. But the real boss monster of the set came in Blue-Eyes Spirit Dragon, with an effect designed to assassinate Pendulums: Neither player can Special Summon two more monsters at the same time. It's not often Konami releases a card so blatantly designed to end a format, but Spirit Dragon was that card. Spirit Dragon could have had literally nothing else going for it and it would have been enough, but as well the Graveyard negation effect gave Blue-Eyes a solid fight against Burning Abyss, while the tag-out effect gave access to a ton of great Light Synchro monsters. In retrospect, it's even been commented on by Yugioh Youtubers such as Rata/Rank10YGO and MBT Yugioh that Spirit Dragon was made to take Pendulums off the ranked ladder and win the 2016 Championship. That card on its own would have been enough to show Konami's hand- that Blue-Eyes would be their chosen winner for the 2016 World Championship, come hell or high water. But Konami had one final play to ensure Blue-Eyes supremacy. The D/D/Ds are a collection of monsters also used in the Arc-V anime by Reiji Akaba. Their gimmick is that they facilitate every summoning method (unless it's Ritual), using Dark Contract cards to gain search power and fill their hand at a cost of Life Points during your Standby Phase while the D/Ds that are lower in the corporate ladder serve as material. D/D/D is very popular, as expected for an anime deck used by a rival. Between Reiji's imposing boss theme, his ability to combine the summoning methods with ease in the anime, and the deck's memetic reputation for complexity to the point where literal spreadsheets exist to catalogue the combo lines for new players, D/D/D has always been an archetype that the playerbase generally wants to see get its time in the sun if just for the memes. In 2016, Konami released a D/D/D Structure Deck in Japan called "Pendulum Domination." It contained basically everything you needed to build a full D/D/D deck, alongside further cards released in that year's Mega Tins collection such as the better boss monsters. It was projected that with the deck release and the tins, D/D/D would hit full power and finally crack into the meta ladder. Only for, at the last minute, the deck to be delayed from July 2016... into January 2017. The playerbase would have to wait over a year for the deck to come out, with it remaining one of the longest wait periods for a Structure Deck to release. And what did Konami replace in its stead you may ask? Why, only a Dragon-focused Structure Deck that came with a card practically custom-built for Blue-Eyes, of course. To this day, if you ask a D/D/D player about their deck being delayed a year, it's said an angel loses their wings. With the deck delayed, D/D/D would not be able to use those cards at the Worlds Championship. There was one final piece of the Milennium Puzzle left to put in before Worlds, however, and that would be the banlist. Yugioh has two banlists normally- one for normal play in Japan, and one for the rest of the world. The World Championship uses a hybrid banlist, and the combined banlist was very rough for Pendulums. The OCG was mericless, banning many of the problem cards in PePe that the TCG had "merely" limited to 1, and a few extra cards that had survived the purges got limited. The 2016 World Championship August 2016. The stage had been set. The circus outside had just had its legs broken to make way for the show. All that Konami needed now, on this landmark occasion, was for Blue-Eyes to land the plane and take it home. Players gathered in Orlando to watch the finals and for the event of seeing a duel acted out by Yugi and Kaiba's dub actors, Dan Green and Eric Stuart. Of the top 8 players in attendence, three of them were running Blue-Eyes (of the Top 22, Blue-Eyes had seven apperances), and they handily defeated the two players running a Pendulum deck in Majispectres. The finals of the tournament were between Japanese player Shunsuke Hiyama and American player Erik Christensen. Both players were running Blue-Eyes, meaning a mirror match was about to happen. No matter what now, Konami had managed, on Yugioh's 20th anniversary and the 15th anniversary of the card game itself, to secure Blue-Eyes at the top. Nothing could stop them now... outside of the luck of the draw. You see, Blue-Eyes, for all the support it's gotten over the years, remains a very inconsistent deck. The fact of the matter is, you have to run the OG Blue-Eyes to get your combos off the ground, and that can taint your deck's chances at seeing combo starters. It's always possible in Yugioh to open with a "Brick Hand," wherein your hand is so useless you might as well be holding a brick. Blue-Eyes is so known for bricking that it's often just outright nicknamed "Brick-Eyes White Dragon." And live on air, for the grand finals, as the hosts are joking that "Whoever wins, Kaiba wins," Hiyama and Christiensen both bricked. Erik draws into Effect Veiler, Cards of Consonance, Return of the Dragon Lords, Silver's Cry, and Sage with Eyes of Blue. He normal summons Sage, hoping to use its effect to search out another Eyes of Blue monster or a target to discard for Consonance, but Hiyama negates its effects with his own Veiler. Hiyama draws, with his starting hand being down one due to using Veiler, meaning he has a Consonance of his own, the White Stone of Ancients and the White Stone of Legend, Blue-Eyes Alternative, and Melody of Awakening Dragon. He's able to use Melody to get started and would go on to win the Championship, but he would have bricked were it not for the Melody of Awakening Dragon. Conclusion: Blue-Eyes won Worlds, everyone blinked in surprise, and then we moved on. Arc-V came to a stuttering trash fire of a conclusion that was only met in being a trash fire... by the tie-in manga having time travel pseudo-incest. I'll let you decide which ending was worse. Pendulums would get on the banlist again after Worlds as a parting gift from Konami. The D/D/D Structure Deck finally came out to joyful fan reception and was at full power... for all of two weeks before Link Summoning came in and kneecapped Pendulums and every other summoning method for the next three years. With Link Summoning came Master Rule 4 and the removal of the Pendulum Scales in favor of the Extra Monster Zone- now Pendulum players had to use their normal Spell and Trap Zones to set Scales. In 2020, Konami would implement Master Rule 5, lessening some of the restrictions placed on the game with MR4 that basically read "Play Links or go away." For MR4, you could only use the Extra Monster Zone to summon Extra Deck monsters unless a Link Monster pointed to a zone you could use. Now with MR5, you were free to place Fusion, Synchro and XYZ Monsters in the main zones. Pendulums were still told to follow the Link Arrow rule though. And that concludes the story of an odd time in Yugioh's history. Blue Eyes would fail to leave a lasting impact on the meta, but it achieved its overall goal of winning at Worlds and keeping Pendulums from taking the trophy home for themselves. It's gotten consistent support every year since, with it recently getting Kaiba's jet from the anime as a new monster. It still sees a lot of play from people eager to roleplay as Kaiba but chances are good that Blue-Eyes will never have a feat quite like taking home the World Championship. Thanks for reading. submitted by /u/GoneRampant1 to r/HobbyDrama [link] [comments]

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