User:Lequinni/sandbox

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For a Fage for Pacthesis

Pacthesis (real name Amy Long) is an artist and game developer specialized in Otome Dating Sims Flash games. She was well known for her Days Date Sims.

She was most active between 2010 and 2012, with her last game being released in late 2016 after a 4-year hiatus.

After several years of internet absence, she reappeared as a webcomic artist in 2020.

Her personal page, where her games can be found along with some developément diaries, is here. Her DeviantArt account can be found here.

Works created by Lequinni/sandbox include:

All the works below are Dating Sims unless noted.

  • Anime Sim Date 1.0, 2.0, and 2.5 (2008) her first date sims and more or less fell in Canon Discontinuity
  • Project Toaster (2010, short story/slideshow)
  • Festival Days (2010)
  • Wonderland Days (2010)
  • Idol Days (2010)
  • Kingdom Days (2010)
  • Chrono Days(2011)
  • Xolga and Mr. Toko (2011-2012, visual novel/point-and-click adventure series)
  • Lunar Days(2012)
  • Memory Days(2012)
  • Number Days(2012)
  • Star Days(2017)
  • Violet Goes to the Beach (2020, webcomic)
Lequinni/sandbox provides examples of the following tropes:

Trope Putting on Airs

When a character affects their speech and manners to make themselves look as if they are of a higher social class they actually are, we can say they are Putting on Airs. This is not merely snobbery (although the characters may display it too), this trope is about deliberately changing their way of speech to make themselves look high class (or at least the person idea of "high class"). Affecting french accents common but not obligatory.

Typically spotted on the Mock Millionaire, the Gold Digger, and assorted social climbers. The Impoverished Patrician and the Princess in Rags tend to overstate their origins by ramping their original affectations this way. Usually betrayed by their less classy accent slipping under stress. 

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Trope The Second Male Lead Is For The Audience
The main male lead is for the heroine, but the second male lead is for the readers
—Common saying in Chinese online fan spaces

When the Romantic Runner-Up is more appealing for audiences then the main hero.

This can happen in two ways

The source behind many a Fan-Preferred Couple

This trope is more common in works directed to a female audience. 

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