It literally says it on the image "sound euphonium" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sound!_Euphonium
Yanki
It's not really an option for us since wiki.gg is only for gaming wikis. And we don't really have any donators willing to pay for a server to host our own wiki. So fandom is our only option.
I'm working on making an automated one but it will take a while because im lazy
Oh okay I just assumed there was something wrong with the article since the deletion messages said "Violation of FANDOM's Terms of Use". I didn't realize they deleted all images from banned users.
I understand being against the article since it discussed racism, doxxing, and raiding, although I don't really get why they deleted all the images since there was nothing really wrong with the images themselves.
https://aesthetics.fandom.com/wiki/Larpercore
We're probably going to delete the whole page at this point since it seems the Fandom admins are against it.
You need to contact fandom staff to have them delete the edits from edit history
They're just announcements that get sent to everyone who's ever been on that wiki
Dreamcast aesthetic. Subaesthetic of low poly. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F9ds5rVmIic
They deleted a couple so its back to 998
AI images are public domain and can be freely used by the wiki. Most other images are copyrighted and can only be used through the "fair use" doctrine.
Maybe flash games aesthetic but since flash got shut down and these games arent actually using flash player idk what it should be called now
Most of them are just about everyday life and doing normal activities and wearing normal clothing.
Yea these places all have different and unique visuals, but its because of geography, not really because of an aesthetic. The one that seems the most like an aesthetic to me is Yankeecore because it focuses on the style of the buildings and towns rather than just geography.
Movement and aesthetic aren't mutually exclusive. Cripple punk is based on punk, which is a movement and an aesthetic.
Did you not search for it before making this post? It's already an article: Hopecore
in America it's called Jdm but idk what it's called in Japan
I didnt know about web creep before, its like hackercore
Because it appears more like a physical computer screen than abstract illustrations
