Kanigh is dead, Steamachest is dead, and as far as I am concerned, my ex-friends are too. Never to be interacted with or mentioned past this, to me, they're all gone. A memory worth forgetting, for good.

Sayonara, assholes.

Oh what I would do to delete it as a concept from reality, the problems it'd wipe away, maybe then I would've put all my interests into something, ANYTHING, that could have avoided this path. But, with what I have been dealt, I move forwards, for there is nothing else I can devote myself to than art

I can burn the original art I still have now, I can smash the laptop I drew the comics on, I can delete every mention of them from the internet and they will still be with me to torment my mind. A vessel to derail my life, my mood, everything, a curse.

This is what Kanigh resembles in my mind, the innocence being served to me as a Trojan horse to let the memories of these horrible things flood back in. I hate it, I want it all to burn so badly but I know the memories will always plague me despite that.

Every friendship I ever had was one sided and a lie, the illusion of a friendship that caused me to spiral into delusions of believing I'd ever experience the things anyone would expect from a friend. The peak of my friendships were the bare minimum that the other was willing to give.

I still think of Kanigh characters interacting with my current OCs as if it was second nature, I hate it. It brings pain back into my life every time, I don't know any of the "friends" anymore that were there over the total of the time I worked on it.

*Helmet Off 🟥◾

-really just stand on it's own as it's own thing, it's likely the reason why Pac-man isn't even in the title lol.

I liked it simply due to the nostalgia of it looking like something straight out of 2012 when everything tried to be a dark edgy reboot. Not saying it's a good direction to go in, but I do think that Shadow Labyrinth is handling it the right way. There's so little in relation to Pac-man that it can-

HOLY SHIT, IT'S GUNDAM GODKARMACHINE