ValiuS
@valiuslelo.bsky.social
Deranged writer, I will be crushed by my own hubris and by God it will be glorious. Basically a cockroach, I cannot be stopped, except by any and all forms of procrastination. IT/EN
Suffering through this twice is 100% my personal fault tho.
I chose to learn English.
I could've faced only the Italian media illiteracy crisis, and I instead decided that a global stage would've been better.
I chose to learn English.
I could've faced only the Italian media illiteracy crisis, and I instead decided that a global stage would've been better.
January 16, 2026 at 5:37 PM
Suffering through this twice is 100% my personal fault tho.
I chose to learn English.
I could've faced only the Italian media illiteracy crisis, and I instead decided that a global stage would've been better.
I chose to learn English.
I could've faced only the Italian media illiteracy crisis, and I instead decided that a global stage would've been better.
There's no reason for me to suffer this much on this earthly plane, unless being tormented pre-death is just a necessary component of my eternal damnation.
January 16, 2026 at 5:36 PM
There's no reason for me to suffer this much on this earthly plane, unless being tormented pre-death is just a necessary component of my eternal damnation.
"Magical Girl Incident"
This was A LOT of fun.
Funny twist on a typical magical girl setting, beautiful artstyle and charadesigns, and fascinating lore that gets just barely touched, yet feels old and well established.
I'm glad it was short, but I'd read three more volumes of this in a heartbeat.
This was A LOT of fun.
Funny twist on a typical magical girl setting, beautiful artstyle and charadesigns, and fascinating lore that gets just barely touched, yet feels old and well established.
I'm glad it was short, but I'd read three more volumes of this in a heartbeat.
January 9, 2026 at 12:01 PM
"Magical Girl Incident"
This was A LOT of fun.
Funny twist on a typical magical girl setting, beautiful artstyle and charadesigns, and fascinating lore that gets just barely touched, yet feels old and well established.
I'm glad it was short, but I'd read three more volumes of this in a heartbeat.
This was A LOT of fun.
Funny twist on a typical magical girl setting, beautiful artstyle and charadesigns, and fascinating lore that gets just barely touched, yet feels old and well established.
I'm glad it was short, but I'd read three more volumes of this in a heartbeat.
"Brotherhood of the Wolf"
PREY SLAUGHTERED
I can totally see this contributing to inspire Bloodborne, and the overall mood and aesthetic were pretty nice.
The story in itself tho was kinda wacky and all over the place, so in the end I didn't like it as much as I would've wanted to.
PREY SLAUGHTERED
I can totally see this contributing to inspire Bloodborne, and the overall mood and aesthetic were pretty nice.
The story in itself tho was kinda wacky and all over the place, so in the end I didn't like it as much as I would've wanted to.
January 7, 2026 at 4:10 PM
"Brotherhood of the Wolf"
PREY SLAUGHTERED
I can totally see this contributing to inspire Bloodborne, and the overall mood and aesthetic were pretty nice.
The story in itself tho was kinda wacky and all over the place, so in the end I didn't like it as much as I would've wanted to.
PREY SLAUGHTERED
I can totally see this contributing to inspire Bloodborne, and the overall mood and aesthetic were pretty nice.
The story in itself tho was kinda wacky and all over the place, so in the end I didn't like it as much as I would've wanted to.
"No Other Choice"
First film of the year, and my first Park Chan-wook movie. "Failing upwards: the movie" I called it right after lmao
I'm at a bit of a loss for words, but it was a great watch: a dark and sometimes almost absurd comedy grounded in a far too realistic modern workplace scenario.
First film of the year, and my first Park Chan-wook movie. "Failing upwards: the movie" I called it right after lmao
I'm at a bit of a loss for words, but it was a great watch: a dark and sometimes almost absurd comedy grounded in a far too realistic modern workplace scenario.
January 4, 2026 at 9:24 PM
"No Other Choice"
First film of the year, and my first Park Chan-wook movie. "Failing upwards: the movie" I called it right after lmao
I'm at a bit of a loss for words, but it was a great watch: a dark and sometimes almost absurd comedy grounded in a far too realistic modern workplace scenario.
First film of the year, and my first Park Chan-wook movie. "Failing upwards: the movie" I called it right after lmao
I'm at a bit of a loss for words, but it was a great watch: a dark and sometimes almost absurd comedy grounded in a far too realistic modern workplace scenario.
Yeah I'd say that, by internet standards, a vast majority of the criticism was perfectly reasonable. Sometimes the tones were harsh, but the actual meat of the criticism expressed was extremely solid and well documented.
The video was just too bad and her deflections made it worse.
The video was just too bad and her deflections made it worse.
December 24, 2025 at 1:43 PM
Yeah I'd say that, by internet standards, a vast majority of the criticism was perfectly reasonable. Sometimes the tones were harsh, but the actual meat of the criticism expressed was extremely solid and well documented.
The video was just too bad and her deflections made it worse.
The video was just too bad and her deflections made it worse.
She probably meant it as "something being appropriated by the wrong audience", which is (kinda) what her whole point seemed to be. Still, very wrong use of words there.
Also sorry for interjecting in a month old thread, I discovered that video kinda late and I'm still processing it.
Also sorry for interjecting in a month old thread, I discovered that video kinda late and I'm still processing it.
December 24, 2025 at 12:00 PM
She probably meant it as "something being appropriated by the wrong audience", which is (kinda) what her whole point seemed to be. Still, very wrong use of words there.
Also sorry for interjecting in a month old thread, I discovered that video kinda late and I'm still processing it.
Also sorry for interjecting in a month old thread, I discovered that video kinda late and I'm still processing it.
The thing people seem to miss about Rimbuk's video is that she... doesn't know what many words mean. She just uses them to sound competent.
Halfway through the video she defines recycling animation sequences as "postmodernist". I'm 100% sure she doesn't know what "commodification" means.
Halfway through the video she defines recycling animation sequences as "postmodernist". I'm 100% sure she doesn't know what "commodification" means.
December 24, 2025 at 11:58 AM
The thing people seem to miss about Rimbuk's video is that she... doesn't know what many words mean. She just uses them to sound competent.
Halfway through the video she defines recycling animation sequences as "postmodernist". I'm 100% sure she doesn't know what "commodification" means.
Halfway through the video she defines recycling animation sequences as "postmodernist". I'm 100% sure she doesn't know what "commodification" means.