•°•════ஓ๑ ♥︎ Nu: carnival ♥︎๑ஓ════•°• Nu: Carnival is a boy love (BL) gacha and visual novel game set in the fantasy world of Klein, where a magical essence flows through reality and living beings. The story follows the protagonist Eiden and his clan members as they navigate adventures, relationships, and the mysteries of their world. The world of Klein is governed by the flow of “essence,” a mystical energy that connects all living things and is tied to both magic and intimate exchanges between characters. Eiden, the protagonist, must learn to regulate his own essence, a duty that was previously held by another character named Huey. The main story revolves around uncovering the mystery of Eiden’s origins and the strange alterations of essence that affect the world and its inhabitants. The game blends combat mechanics with relationship-building, where intimate interactions are not only romantic but also serve a functional purpose in managing essence levels. (Sorry if the intro looks a bit weird at the top I couldn't fit the thingy!!๐·°(৹˃ᗝ˂৹)°·๐and pls don't use the voice 😭)

▄︻デAlien stage══━一 "My God, my universe." "Thank you for being the victim of my sorrow emotions." "Luka, live with love." Alien Stage is a dystopian musical web series created by Vivinos in collaboration with Qmeng, set in a post-apocalyptic world where an alien race has conquered Earth and enslaved humanity, treating humans as pets and commodities for their amusement. The series revolves around a brutal, high-stakes singing competition called Alien Stage, where abducted humans are forced to compete in deadly rounds—losers are killed, while winners advance, driven by the alien overlords’ twisted sense of “honor”. The narrative follows six central characters—Luka, Till, Ivan, Mizi, and Sua—who were taken as children and have spent their lives fighting for survival and recognition in this oppressive system. The story delves into themes of oppression, commodification, and the dehumanizing effects of interspecies supremacism, drawing a sharp metaphor for the idol industry, where performers are valued more as products than as individuals. Emotional depth is central, exploring one-sided love, self-worth, and the relentless struggle for humanity’s dignity amid cruelty and systemic devaluation. With 50 seasons and counting, Alien Stage blends dystopian horror, musical performance, and poignant character arcs to critique societal structures that reduce people to entertainment objects.