
Amanda Dyer, Real-Life Inspiration for Tsukihime's Arcueid, Cosplays the Character 25 Years Later
Canadian model Amanda Dyer cosplays Arcueid Brunestud, 25 years after accidentally serving as the visual inspiration for the iconic Tsukihime heroine.
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Canadian model Amanda Dyer cosplays Arcueid Brunestud, 25 years after accidentally serving as the visual inspiration for the iconic Tsukihime heroine.

The actors playing the parents of the protagonist in Silent Hill f have been appointed official tourism ambassadors for Gero City, the game's setting.

A terminally ill gamer named Tom was granted his final wish to play Doom: The Dark Ages, receiving massive support and donations from the global community.

Umamusume fans in China have come together to restore the neglected grave of legendary Japanese racehorse Mejiro Ardan.

Capyon Onsen is a relaxing cozy idle game by Thai indie developer Dusty Mole where players manage a hot spring for adorable capybaras.

81-year-old Sue Jacquot streams Minecraft on her channel GrammaCrackers to raise medical funds for her grandson battling a rare soft tissue cancer.

Tanaka Keiko, a wheelchair-bound fan with muscle weakness, performs an original song in Tokyo inspired by Haru Urara, the iconic underdog from Umamusume.

Vibulkij marked its 75th anniversary with the Read for Release campaign, donating over 10,000 manga volumes, including full sets of Detective Conan, to prison libraries across Thailand.

Umamusume has become a massive hit in Thailand, building an active community and connecting pop culture gamers with the traditional Thai horse racing scene.

Lofi Girl is expanding into a real-life physical location with its first official brand cafe set to open at Maison Batave in Paris.

Gaming and pop culture outlet VATER thanks followers for their early support and promises to deliver exciting content throughout 2026.

Thai comedy manga 'Rak Khwai Kot Khwai' won a Bronze Award at the 19th Japan International Manga Award, standing out among over 700 global entries.