Back 2 skool

OK! We should be getting back to normal pretty soon. In no particular order, things that may or may not matter depending on who you ask: 

- SSS got skipped this weekend because of chaos, but it will return next weekend with something probably pretty eventful, given what’s going on in the story. 

- Spoiler resumes 8/17 . This will be a linear story that will run for a while before we do it big with the third and probably final voting arc about Mayor Babs and the tough choices that she will face. 

- We will have AR Returns next week as well, and then we’ll go back to FF1 for a bit. I forgot how insanely long ARR is, so that will be our backup story for a little while yet. 

- Halloween approaches and I want to be ready. I will be doing some kind of Halloween special this year, but I haven’t decided on it yet. It should be yuri or futa. Anyway, for the price of one large Shaq-a-Roni pizza, you can choose the theme/characters/costumes you want to see for this Halloween special. DM me. 



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