The art style should be familiar to fans of Blue Protocol. Both the world and characters have a classic and vibrant anime aesthetic, which oozes personality as they move in combat and cutscenes.

The game still features an anime-aesthetic, but its visuals are now closer to the look of something like Genshin Impact. Players have also reported significant combat changes and updates to Blue ...

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which is very much in the anime aesthetic, as well as the downtrodden world you’ll end up in and the amnesiac main character you’ll portray. All classic anime tropes. It does go deeper ...

A minimal, iPhone-style animated live wallpaper for Android. Features text layered behind a transparent foreground image, smooth clock animations, and dynamic layout using Canvas API.

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Johnson said he wanted the wallpaper to have a handmade feel, like one is gazing upon an original artwork from the late 18th or early 19th centuries that showed country life in Great Britain.