A claymation comic by Sesam. Quite amusing, relatable, and full of positive, mandarin-flavored energy for the New Year! Woohoo! The question that keeps bothering me is: was it really all made by hand with clay? If so, I don't even know what to say; those are divine skills! And if not, it's still awesome!
A thief story by Lotskli. I really liked this one! It was clearly made with a lot of effort, and that effort fully pays off in its interestingness!
A musical story by Arandor. It's a shame that the inhabitants of Heve were so easily defeated by the Pubstompers... they just picked off all sorts of Rickys and Baraturs... noobs... But overall, I'm glad that inspiration finally came to Arandor. Along with that, here's my New Year's wish for you: may it come more often, at least once every three months, so you don't get rusty! Meow!
A diary entry by Neyki. I really liked it! There's something about it that makes the story good. But don't stop there; maybe you can make it even better? Think about it! I'm saying this without any sugary lies; I liked it.
Space persimmon-eaters by Drakkotyuni <3. Everyone fit into the story, but I don't know... so it was a little unclear to me who looked like what... let's make some hot chocolate, snuggle under a blanket, and you can tell me everything... mmmm... It was interesting to read! Mrr! Prr!
A devastating whirlwind of existential psychedelics by Nebka. This is divine, unique, and wonderful! Guys, you certainly tried, but you can't reach Nebka this time! I didn't read the original, but if we set aside the fact that I almost died laughing the first time I read it, then you can find many very interesting things! Excellent New Year's tale!
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