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dailyfigures · 4 months

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Komaeda Nagito ; Danganronpa ☆ Algernon Product

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thefigureresource · 4 months

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Nagito Komaeda [Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair] 1/7 scale from Algernon Product coming May 2024.

#Nagito Komaeda #Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair #1/7 scale #Algernon Product #Union Creative #Mochizuki Kei #Super Danganronpa 2: Sayonara Zetsubou Gakuen #Super Dangan-Ronpa 2: Goodbye Academy of Despair #Danganronpa series #Danganronpa 2 #Danganronpa Nagito #Danganronpa #Komaeda Nagito #Video Game Characters #Male Characters #Anime Figures

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towacitynews · 1 year

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Danganronpa x Kei Mochizuki Nagito Komaeda 1/7 scale painted prototype figure by Algernon Product revealed at Wonder Festival 2023 Winter. Release details TBA.

#Merchandise #Figures #Nagito Komaeda #DR2 #Algernon Product

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my-anime-goods · 1 year

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Otonari no Tenshi-sama ni Itsunomanika Dame Ningen ni Sareteita Ken (The Angel Next Door Spoils Me Rotten) - New goods with new illustration of Mahiru Shiina (Winterwear) at Gamers from 14 January to 9 February 2023.

#otonari no tenshi-sama #otonari no tenshi-sama ni itsunomanika dame ningen ni sareteita ken #the angel next door spoils me rotten #mahiru shiina #algernon product #official art #pop up shop

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shysheeperz · 1 year

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dagamingshelf-database · 1 year

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PERSONA 5 the Animation KakeSuta Goro Akechi & Ren Amamiya Acrylic Stand

This acrylic stand was released in Japan by Algernon Product for ¥1,980. It was released as merchandise for Persona 5: The Animation. It features the main protagonist, Ren Amamiya, and his rival, Goro Akechi.

#Japan #Algernon Product #Persona #Figures

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dracolizardlars · 3 months

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Hey I Have to know. Does anyone else ever take the characters from a thing they like, and the roles in a play they like, and mentally cast some of those characters as actors in that play and imagine what that production would be like? Or is that just me?

#for me there's a grand total of 4 plays I've ever done this for:#hamlet; twelfth night; an ideal husband; and sweeney todd #but I've 'cast' them in my mind several times each over the years #most often with Vocaloids as the actors. sometimes it's fire emblem characters #was just casting a production of An Ideal Husband starring fe3h characters in my mind #then started thinking about The Importance of Being Earnest but I can't remember half the roles in that #yuri and balthus would be great as earnest and algernon though i know this in my heart #draco speaks #btw lord goring is linhardt. I'm not certain on anything else in aih it's a really tough fit but by god lord goring is linhardt #also although I can't fathom her having been married 3 times in all other respects edelgard would be so good and sexy as mrs cheveley

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empty-dream · 1 year

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Awwww they come with their husbands... ♡ ♡ ♡

#fate grand order #type moon #random saying #look its my favorite spouses #its official merch from algernon product #if anyones wondering #damn i wanna buy at least one of these

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soapysophiaxx · 1 year

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guys. i may or may not (I definitely do) have a crush on a girl 😳

I highly doubt anything will come of it, bc she’s a little older, I’ve barely talked to her (she’s an actor and I’m backstage—I cry at the stereotypicalness of it😭), she’s infinitely cool in every way…

but !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

#she’s so pretty tho #she was in my theatre production #an ACTOR #it was The Importance of Being Earnest #she was Algy #Algernon #algy is the best character I knew I should’ve been more careful #sexuality #sexuality go brrrr #idk what to tag this as #anyway

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strangestcase · 6 months

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I’m trying to start reading gothic literature, but I don’t really know where to start. What books in the genre would you recommend?

Cracks knuckles.

Start off with a selection of Edgar Allan Poe short stories. There's a reason he's considered the best Gothic writer. Most if not all of his fiction falls squarely into the gothic genre, even his non-horror production. The more you read the better, but The Fall of the House of Usher is one of the best representatives of the Gothic you can find. Also check out his poetry and scientific essays, if you can, the guy was a real Renaissance man. He also wrote one novel, The Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym, which, along with Lovecraft's In the Mountains of Madness and Cambell's Who goes there? aka The Thing From Another World constitutes some sort of "trilogy" (since each story was based on the one prior).

Then you can move on to other short story selections. Short stories are easier to read and digest, I think, and plenty of fun. I recommend the following authors:

J. Sheridan Le Fanu- Irish writer that took a page from Irish folklore and legends. Madam Crowl's Ghost is a favorite of mine.

R. Louis Stevenson- usually a children's author, Stevenson liked to merge genres and used pretty interesting concepts for his horror production.

Guy de Maupassant- he was commisioned to write, so he often recycled entire concepts and plots, leaving us with many different versions of the same story (and a lot of heavy-handed morals. god bless).

Charles Dickens- predictably enough, he specialized in ghost stories

M. R. James- James' short horror stories have some of the most interesting monster concepts I've ever read, from a haunted dollhouse that recreates the events of a real-life haunting, to a possessed pattern print.

Gustavo Adolfo Bécquer- little man puts the "Dark Romanticism" in, well, Dark Romanticism. If you know Spanish, do yourself a favor and read his short stories untranslated.

Elizabeth Gaskell- wrote plenty of good horror stories, and often from a female perspective, which is always a treat.

Bram Stoker- his stuff is very hit or miss, but when he hits, he hits hard. Read The Judge's House for a very nasty ghost story and then toss Stoker into the garbage because everything else he wrote is either comically racist or just dumb.

And now as for specific must-read short stories:

The Yellow Wallpaper by Charlotte Perkins Gilman- maybe the true monster was medical misogyny all along! (Obvious content warning for graphic medical abuse, misogyny, and domestic abuse.)

What was it? by Fritz O'Brien- short story in the vein of "hey wouldnt it be fucked up if this happened?" Don't read if you have sleep paralysis.

The Open Door by Margaret Oliphant- a missing child, a mysterious door, and forces beyond human comprehension.

The Empty House by Algernon Blackwood- would you spend a full night in a haunted house? (Very paranoia inducing, it's such a treat.)

The Ghostly Rental by Henry James- in which the "ghosts" aren't actually ghosts, but something far, far weirder and cooler.

The Monkey's Paw by W. W. Jacobs- this tear-wrenching and suspenseful little tale will forever remind you to be careful what you wish for...

The gothic literature "classics", as in, full lenght novels and short novellas, can be a bit difficult to read due to length. My personal recommendations are:

Frankenstein or the Modern Prometheus by Mary Shelley- a foundational text of science fiction with a nestled narrative frame and themes of personal and social responsability, bodily autonomy, and freedom. Young alchemist Victor Frankenstein attempts to blur the line between life and death, and unwittlingly sets off his downfall in the process by creating a humanoid creature he can't control and won't respond to. CW child death, death by axphysiation, incest, description of unsanitary environments.

Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde by R. Louis Stevenson- it is considered the first modern psychological horror story, and, while it's a mere sixty pages long, each and every one of them is packed with a dark revelation about tight-laced Victorian society. When his lifelong friend writes up a suspicious will leaving everything to a stranger, a lawyer decides to look into it, leading him down a spiral of discoveries all related to a disturbing experiment. CW suicide, graphic descriptions of violence, drug abuse.

Carmilla by J. Sheridan le Fanu- very much a classic vampire tale, with an interesting sapphic spin, in which the predatory lesbian trope bleeds, pun intended, into a twisted love story. Laura is a young girl who considers herself prim and proper, until the day the charming Carmilla stops by the family manor claiming to be her soulmate, sparking off a romance marked by a series of strange events. CW implied sexual assault, gore.

The Portrait of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde- I consider it an early attempt at daylight horror, and while the plot is mostly romantic drama (canonically bisexual romantic drama!), the descriptions make everything else worthwhile. Beautiful model Dorian Gray's life is changed when he befriends a cunning aristocrat, which prompts him to wish to remain young forever while his portrait ages in his place... and his wish is granted. CW extreme antisemitism, suicide, graphic descriptions of gore and violence.

The Turn of the Screw by Henry James- a ghostly classic which is marked by its ambiguity and the opacity of its plot, all which make it all the more disturbing, if a little hard to follow at times. Bly Manor has appointed a new nanny to take care of a pair of twins, but soon enough, she finds out not all is well in the house, and a dark force might be preying on the children. CW implied incest, implied child abuse.

The Great God Pan by Arthur Machen- technically an example of very early cosmic horror, sitting at the intersection between Poe and Lovecraft, and clearly influenced by late Victorian scientific advancements. Some particularly gruesome deaths lead a group of men to slowly uncover the past of a one Helen Vaughan, and nature of a procedure performed on her mother before her conception. CW implied child abuse, suicide, sexual harrassment, human experimentation, extreme intersexism.

And those would be it!

#doc talks #gothic fiction #gothic literature

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dailyfigures · 2 years

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Kirisame Marisa ; Touhou Project ☆ Algernon Product

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biscdraws · 9 days

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Wish I had cool new art to post but unfortunately I only have a dumb meme redraw.

By the way, did you know those Algernon Product keyrings/acrylic stands feature the servants with motifs or ‘things they like?’

#fgo #fate grand order #shitpost art

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a-living-cartoon · 2 months

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So I’m playing Algernon Moncrieff in a production of ‘The Importance of Being Earnest’ and I gotta say…

They give off similar energy

#the importance of being earnest #algernon moncrieff #algy moncreiff #a christmas carol #jacob marley #scrooge 2022 #oscar wilde #same energy

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my-anime-goods · 1 year

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Gotoubun no Hanayome Movie (The Quintessential Quintuplets) - New goods by Algernon Product with new illustrations (Divine Beast). Release: January 2023

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#gotoubun #gotoubun no hanayome #the quintessential quintuplets #ichika nakano #nino nakano #miku nakano #yotsuba nakano #itsuki nakano #algernon product #official art

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shysheeperz · 7 months

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dagamingshelf-database · 1 year

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Rune Factory 5 Original Betrothal Set

This set was released in Japan on May 18, 2021 by Algernon Product for ¥15,400. It was released as merchandise for Rune Factory 5. This set was sold exclusively by Yodobashi. All of these items were available separately with the exception of the marriage certificate, which was only available in this set. This certificate could act as an official document, municipal depending.

#Japan #2021 #Algernon Product #Rune Factory #Toiletries #Kitchenware #Promotional

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