Made in Abyss fans are split over PROJECT ReMiA, a fan-made edited version of the manga This makes small changes to some drawings and words to reduce or remove sexual content with young-looking characters while keeping the main story and all key plot parts exactly the same. The team has released the first four volumes and calls it a helpful option for readers who enjoy the story and the scary feeling but want to skip certain uncomfortable parts. The creators say it is not a replacement for the original manga and urge people to buy the official books. Supporters think the changes are a kind way to let more people enjoy and share the series without crossing their personal limits. Critics say changing the work shows disrespect to creator Akihito Tsukushi’s original vision because those parts are important to the themes of vulnerability and the dark power of the Abyss.

@Makeship I will consider working with you if you get rid of your gay ass “Creator Conduct Policy” and publicly apologize to the creators you canceled on mid campaign that was already funded by their community. Maybe vet who you’re reaching out to cause the way you’ve treated creators in the past is cringe.

I accidentally dropped my competitor's YouTube video into NotebookLM. It told me exactly why it went viral, what his audience still wanted that he never gave them, and wrote me a script built around that gap. Here's how you can do the same in 60 seconds: Open NotebookLM. Paste the URL of the highest-performing video in your niche. The one you have been quietly jealous of every time it shows up in your feed. First prompt: "What made this video work? Break down the hook, the pacing, the emotional peaks, and the exact moment the viewer decides to stay." It does not give you vague advice. It tells you which sentence landed hardest and why. It surfaces the structure underneath the style. Second prompt: "What gaps did this video leave? What did the audience want that this video never fully delivered?" The comments section of a million-view video is a product brief your competitor wrote for you without knowing it. NotebookLM reads it like a researcher and hands you a list of unmet needs you can build your next video around. Third prompt: "Generate five viral video ideas that cover the gaps you just identified. Give me the hook, the core argument, and the emotional payoff for each one." The ideas it gives you are not generic. They are built from the actual evidence of what your audience already wanted and did not get. Your competitor cannot reverse-engineer them, because they came from studying him. Fourth prompt: "Write me the first 60 seconds of the strongest idea. Make it hook harder than the video we just analyzed." Most YouTubers spend three weeks planning and one hour studying what actually performs. This workflow inverts that entirely. The creators winning right now are not better on camera. They are better at reading the evidence their competitors accidentally left behind. You just got the playbook.

Sony and Bandai Namco have started a test project together using generative AI that can create images, animations, and other content on its own to help make video games faster and better. This project is part of a bigger long-term partnership where the companies want to grow popular Japanese game brands around the world They are already using generative AI to make official images for GUNPLA, the popular plastic model kits from the Gundam series. Another tool called Mockingbird quickly turns real actor movements into full 3D animations Sony says the AI will support the creators but never replace them, so the main ideas, designs, stories, and emotions in the games will always come from the human teams and performers.

Great energy at today's CineGen, where AI meets filmmaking! Nothing beats connecting with the creators and filmmakers face-to-face — sharing ideas, aligning on what’s next, and building the momentum that drives us forward. Huge shoutout to Andrew “Squid” Montanez, Jason Kent Carpenter, and Tony Shyu for making this happen. Your support made all the difference. Excited for what’s ahead. Let’s keep building! #TopviewAI# #AIVideo# #AIFilmMaking# #GenerativeVideo# #LosAngelesCreators# #AICreators#

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