that's also been my experience, I wish there was more enthusiasm for animanga rp in general

Back on a staff team for the first time in a while and really fortunate to have an admin who appreciates my ideas for the site. umu

Is there or will there ever be a way for people who aren't the owner of a directory listing, to flag that site as dead and request to have it removed from the directory?

It sucks to click on a directory link that looks exciting and see that the site is either in maintenance mode or deleted entirely. Recent bumps generally help to indicate activity, but sites that go a long time without bumps aren't necessarily dead, it might just mean their staff aren't active on PP.

Thank you! This can be filed away into Processed.

That's fine, but it's not the thing I wanted to change - it was this unreadable yellow color in the username when I make a recent post.



Can I have the yellow changed to the orange and the profile background changed back to the purple gradient from before? (#5646a6 to #aa6bbf)

I want to tell the story but that requires making the words

Hopefully I don't goof and make it too bright again: #ff9c59

-70 bits

I feel like the biggest hurdle to this kind of concept is going to be figuring out what kind of game to base it on. I feel like it's comparatively easier to pitch a hook for other types of entertainment rp, because everyone is familiar with the concepts of music and movies. But there are a lot of different kinds of esports (shooters/mobas/mmos/card games/fighting games to use a few examples) and there isn't necessarily a lot of overlap between the fans of all of them.

If you narrow down your focus to have the site plot be about a single esport (as opposed to esports in general), the easy way to do it is to base it on a real esport. This essentially makes it a fandom rp, but people who don't like or aren't interested in that fandom are less likely to join. The harder way is to make up your own esport, in which case you have to invent enough lore that it gets people interested in writing stories about it, but not so much that it turns people off.

Following to scratch that player-made lore/wilderness exploration itch

Hi, I'm Jenesis.

Enter a familiar world where old is new once more. Where every man, woman, and child dreams of glory and where Legends and Myths collide. The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. Starting in Johto with one of our three starters...


◓ A simple and player-friendly battle system! You only worry about the RP, Mods handle all of the numbers.

◓ Trainer Shops and Bases! Enjoy your own private Treasure Hunts, even grow your own berries!

◓ Includes Pokémon from all Gens! Plenty of event giveaways and breeding or trading opportunities to collect all your favorites.

◓ Generate extra income for your character by offering your services or selling items through your personalized store. Or, have fun gambling in our various casino games. Slot machines, roulette, high/low even connect 4!

◓ Gogoat races are held at the end of every month! Lottery draws & Buena Password games are also available.

◓ Become a member of the nefarious Team Rocket, complete with exclusive missions and goodies! Or tryout for the International Police Force!

I also much prefer the use of the term "content warning" to "trigger". It's multipurpose in that it can be used for things that can't reasonably be assumed to be trauma based as well (such as "spoiler for X show" or "bright, clashing colors"). I'm still on the lookout for a word meaning "this content won't trigger me but it will make me irrationally angry for a while" (like "squick", except the emotion it's intended to evoke is anger as opposed to disgust).

As for how I actually use them, that's a bit of an interesting case. I tend to put "nothing" when asked. However, if someone else were to write (to use an extreme example) a homophobic serial killer who likes M-rated scenes, I would probably choose to never thread with that character. Not because I have an objection to, or are emotionally upset by, encountering the subject in fiction (I wouldn't have a problem with reading through their profile if asked); but because my characters are my babies and I don't want them to be graphically homophobically serially killed, y'know?

Excited for this!

custom name color / #ffd700 (70)
custom font / Yellowtail (100)
custom profile gradient / #5646a6 to #aa6bbf (100)
custom font icon / curious-cat \ea43 (50)

total 320

thank you!