#sims 4 modern sailor moon

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Bed:https://www.patreon.com/posts/oneroom-set-60063998

Desk: https://www.patreon.com/posts/gaming-room-set-50717528?utm_medium=clipboard_copy&utm_source=copy_to_clipboard&utm_campaign=postshare

Sanrio pictures: https://www.patreon.com/posts/sanrio-nursery-70742236

tapetry: https://www.patreon.com/posts/kawaii-70741893

heart curtains: https://www.patreon.com/posts/heart-set-66373351

Sanrio plushes: https://www.patreon.com/posts/ts4-bknysimz-67892556

Kitty camera: https://www.patreon.com/posts/high-school-set-70060243

Heart shelf: https://www.patreon.com/posts/ts4-bknysimz-48141541

My Melody clock : https://kemono.party/patreon/user/33607175/post/67672617

Switch controllers: https://kemono.party/patreon/user/33607175/post/53320694

Switch: https://kemono.party/patreon/user/33607175/post/60289150

Pusheen cat figure: https://losts4cc.tumblr.com/post/665007574549250048/s4simomo-sfs-link-sfs-folder

Bratz phone: https://www.patreon.com/posts/55034551

Plumbob neon: https://www.patreon.com/posts/modern-teen-room-71118538

Sonico figure and anime posters: https://www.patreon.com/posts/65031710

 Astolfo figure: https://www.patreon.com/posts/ts4-bknysimz-4814154

Rilakkuma bag: https://simfileshare.net/download/1141593/

Hello kitty sticker:

Zero two and japanse letters neon light: https://www.patreon.com/posts/neon-set-zero-61476946

Avril lavinge/ monster high/ hello kitty poster and  chair: https://www.patreon.com/posts/y2k-set-66654532

Keyboard : https://www.patreon.com/posts/kawaii-keyboard-51208159

BMO: https://www.patreon.com/posts/sims-4-kawaii-66685214

Body Pillows , tissue box and hentai dvds: https://www.patreon.com/posts/honey-azalea-set-64988171

Yoongi poster: https://burnitmyg.tumblr.com/post/686161591359635456/nuwmie-posters-set-01-kpop-jpop-posters-i

Scream poster: https://www.patreon.com/posts/y2k-prints-70741974

Gloomy bear: https://cursedcc.tumblr.com/post/649051527653228544/sims-4-gloomy-bear-new-mesh-made-by-me-use

Rilakkuma bear

Kawaii neon light:

Wardrobe:

Moo plant:

Rilakkuma cow/strawberry plush: https://www.patreon.com/posts/ts4-bknysimz-53203759

Hello kitty, Cinnamonroll head plush: https://www.patreon.com/posts/ts4-bknysimz-49605717

Heart pillow: https://www.patreon.com/posts/sims-4-cozy-set-67495035

Heart grid:

Flower pillow: https://www.patreon.com/posts/ajisai-extra-59526335

Hentai manga dcor  : https://missmecustomized.tumblr.com/post/656332308445544448/annnd-here-is-the-pose-pack-its-been-a-loooong

Heart dildo,paw candle, pc and monitor, coffin shelf , cinnamonroll plush,pencil glass: https://www.patreon.com/posts/bknysimz-new-53821746

 Penis plush : https://www.patreon.com/posts/cuupid-free-baby-69022861

Heart mirror:

Monsters :

Miku poster: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1W7Vp_K56awm4CjCx06U1UJXsvJ6w-QBy

Ouija pink:

Kawaii print:

Octopus plush and Penis lollipop: https://www.patreon.com/posts/ts4-bknysimz-x-48142788

Sailor moon mouse: https://www.patreon.com/posts/patron-gift-6-56548911

Desk down bag: https://www.patreon.com/posts/school-bags-ts4-62922109

Color Boxes:

Makeup clutter(décor):

Hello kitty hair dryer: https://www.patreon.com/posts/hello-kitty-hair-58547695

Kitty mirror:

Powerpuff girl/ kuromi and my melody head/ rilakkuma cherry and candy : https://www.patreon.com/posts/ts4-cute-random-61792794

Headphones: https://www.patreon.com/posts/ts4-bknysimz-and-65364921

Spongy Glitter Mirror: https://www.patreon.com/posts/spongy-glitter-69767540

Kawaii calendar: https://www.patreon.com/posts/sims-4-studyroom-66133030

Heart chair and digital clock: https://www.thesimsresource.com/downloads/details/category/sims4-sets-objects-study/title/gaming-room-set/id/1604755/

Self love pills (happy pills): http://paysites.mustbedestroyed.org/booty/ts4patreon/ddae/

Kpop posters: https://burnitmyg.tumblr.com/post/686161591359635456/nuwmie-posters-set-01-kpop-jpop-posters-i

Hello kitty sticker ( I think is frm here T_T I DON’T REMEMBER WELL..): https://atomiclight.tumblr.com/post/631332775535968256/random-stickers-get-to-work-is-required

Hello kitty radiocaset: I don't remember where it was :(

[my-chaos-radio-90s-list]

Take A Chance On Me - Erasure

Take This Heart - Richard Marx

Tarzan & Jane - Toy-Box

Teardrop - Massive Attack

Tearin' Up My Heart - *NSYNC

Temple Of Love - The Sisters Of Mercy

That Don't Impress Me Much - Shania Twain

That’s What Love Is For - Amy Grant

The Big L. - Roxette

The Boy Is Mine - Brandy & Monica

The First The Last Eternity - Snap!

The Flame - Fine Young Cannibals

The Girl From Ipanema - Lio

The Key, The Secret - Urban Cookie Collective

The Power - SNAP!

The Real Thing - 2 Unlimited

The Rockafeller Skank - Fatboy Slim

The Secretary - Sailor

The Show Must Go On - Queen

The Sign - Ace Of Base

There Is A Star - Pharao

There She Goes - Sixpence Non The Richer

They Don't Care About Us - Michael Jackson

Things Can Only Get Better - D:Ream

Think About The Way - Ice MC

This Beat Is Technotronic - Technotronic

This Is Your Night - Amber

Thunder - East 17

Thunderstruck - AC/DC

Time For Letting Go - Jude Cole

To Love Somebody - Jimmy Somerville

To The Moon And Back - Savage Garden

Tom’s Diner - Suzanne Vega, DNA

Tonight - New Kids On The Block

Too Blind To See It - Kym Sims

Touch Me (All Night Long) - Cathy Dennis

Tubthumping - Chumbawamba

Turn On, Tune In, Cop Out - Freak Power

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U Can’t Touch This - M.C. Hammer

U R The Best Thing - D:Ream

United - Prince Ital Joe & Marky Mark

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Vogue - Madonna

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Wait - Maggie Reilly

Walking On The Milky Way - OMD

Wannabe - Spice Girls

Waterloo Sunset - Cathy Dennis

We're Going To Ibiza! - Vengaboys

Weather With You - Crowded House

What A Girl Wants - Christina Aguilera

What Do I Have To Do? - Kylie Minogue

What Is Love - Haddaway

What's A Woman - Vaya Con Dios

What's The Colour Of Love - Lili & Susie

What’s Up? - 4 Non Blondes

Wheel Of Fortune - Ace Of Base

When Do I Get To Sing 'My Way' - Sparks

When You Say Nothing At All - Alison Krauss

When You're Gone - Bryan Adams feat. Melanie C

When You Walk In The Room - Pam Tillis

Where The Streets Have No Name - Pet Shop Boys

Whiskey In The Jar - Metallica

Who Is It - Michael Jackson

Who Do You Think You Are - Spice Girls

Whose Law (Is It Anyway?) - Guru Josh

Why Does It Always Rain On Me? - Travis

Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad? - Moby

Why Can’t We Live Together - Timmy Thomas

Wish You Were Here - Rednex

Would You…? - Touch & Go

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Yesterday, When I Was Mad - Pet Shop Boys

You - Ten Sharp

You Are Not Alone - Modern Talking

You Bring On The Sun - Londonbeat

You Don’t Fool Me - Queen

(You Drive Me) Crazy - Britney Spears

You Get What You Give - New Radicals

You Gotta Be - Des'ree

You Might Need Somebody - Shola Ama

You're In Love - Wilson Phillips

You're Makin' Me High - Toni Braxton

You’re Not Alone - Olive

You’re Still The One - Shania Twain

Young At Heart - The Bluebells

Your Woman - White Town

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The History of Japan's Greatest Video Game Brawler Franchises

If there’s one video game genre that’s pretty easy to describe, it’s brawlers. You’ve just gotta beat up a bunch of enemies. Simple! They’ve certainly evolved throughout the last three decades as hardware advanced and design philosophies changed. From the series beginnings with games such as Kung-Fu Master, Bruce Lee, and Karateka to modern brawlers such as Scott Pilgrim vs. The World: The Game, Yakuza, and even Saints Row IV’s parody, the genre has thrived over the past thirty years. In honor of the upcoming SENRAN KAGURA SHINOVI MASTER series, it’s time to take a look at some of the best brawler game franchises to come out of Japan. That also means we’re not talking about every game with brawler gameplay or series because you’d be here reading it all the way through next week.

Final Fight

Capcom’s perennial brawler is the Final Fight series. Originally developed as a sequel to Street Fighter and shown at trade shows prior to release as Street Fighter ‘89, Final Fight has become an iconic game in the brawler genre. The first game in the series was released in 1989 in arcades running on Capcom’s CPS hardware, but perhaps the more famous version is the Super Nintendo release that came out a year later in Japan and in 1991 in North America. This would be most people's first experience with the game as they would get to know Cody and the greatest mayor of our time, Mike Haggar. Guy was cut from the SNES release and would eventually show up in a re-release titled Final Fight Guy. For most game fans of the ‘90s, you’re either a Final Fight person or a Streets of Rage person considering they were on the rival consoles of the early ‘90s. Final Fight spawned a few sequels over the years, with the last iteration of the series coming in 2006 with Final Fight: Streetwise, a 3D brawler for the PlayStation 2. Most people are going to know the series from the first game which has been released in so many places that it’s hard to not find it. In fact, the arcade version was just recently released as part of the Capcom Beat ‘Em Up Bundle. If you’re looking for a version that’s not the arcade or SNES port, check out the Sega CD port, or at least just the intro which is simply amazing.

Streets of Rage

If you grew up with a Sega Genesis in the ‘90s, you were probably a Streets of Rage fan. Unlike Final Fight, Streets of Rage was created by Sega for consoles first and would later come to arcades—the inverse of other games in the genre. All three games in the series were released between 1991 and 1994 for the Genesis. The trilogy is also another case of the games being released pretty much everywhere, so it’s not hard to track these games down individually or in a collection. You’ll be able to hit the streets in whatever way you want, beat up some folks, and listen to the amazing soundtrack by Yuzo Koshiro. If you’re going to play any game out of the three, you should probably play Streets of Rage 2, as that opening level is a perfect mix of action and fantastic music. Plus, there’s a new Streets of Rage coming soon with Streets of Rage 4. Who knew it’d take over 20 years for there to be rage in the streets again?

Sailor Moon

You might be looking at this and thinking, wait Sailor Moon? Yes! There were in fact 4 Sailor Moon games in the brawler genre during the ‘90s. Sailor Moon games run the gambit of genres in video games, from fighting games, to puzzle games, to quiz games. The Sailor Moon franchise liked the brawler genre so much that there are three games titled “Sailor Moon” that play in that way, but are all different. The first of these Sailor Moon games to be released was on the Super Famicom in 1993. Developed by Arc Systems Works—who also worked on the Super Famicom sequel Sailor Moon R—the game recreated the first season of the TV anime, allowing you to play as all five Sailor Guardians. A port of this game would come to the Sega Mega Drive a year later, but developed by a team at Bandai called Ma-Ba. While still utilizing the same story, this version would feature new music, stages, and visuals, making it a completely different experience. An arcade game that wasn’t related to either of the previous two versions was released in 1995 for some international regions and featured better visuals and animation compared to the home console counterparts. Following the arcade release, Sailor Moon would leave the brawler genre to explore different ways for players to enjoy the franchise. While most of these games weren’t brought over from Japan, if you can find a way to play them, they’re well worth checking out.

Double Dragon

Before Final Fight and Streets of Rage, there was Double Dragon. First released in 1987 by Technos for arcades and a year later with the more well known NES port in 1988, Double Dragon allowed the brawler genre to really take off in a way it hadn’t before. The main four games in the series follow the same format of gameplay, but the franchise did spin out into different styles such as a fighting game in Double Dragon V. The naming of the games also gets pretty confusing considering V came out in 1994 and Double Dragon IV was released in 2017. Double Dragon is also unique in the fact that the NES versions of the games are the ones most people remember, yet those ports are fairly different from their arcade counterparts. That boils down to differences in gameplay and also story, due to the NES hardware limitations. This means NES players missed out on the rawest opening to a video game ever in Double Dragon II. Luckily though, there are ways to play all the different versions of Double Dragon from the Virtual Console, NES Classic, and Nintendo Switch Online having some ofthe NES versions, along with Hamster’s Arcade Archives series preserving the arcade originals, and there was even a smartphone version. You’re probably not going to be able to easily find the Atari 2600 port though.

Kunio-Kun/River City Ransom

Double Dragon wasn’t the only brawler series that Technos was working on as their Kunio-Kun series was more popular in Japan than other regions. One game did come over in the form of River City Ransom (Downtown Nekketsu Monogatari), the third game in the Kunio-Kun franchise. When it was brought over, River City Ransom was Americanized and replaced the Japanese names, but kept the core gameplay intact. The Kunio-Kun games were different in the fact that they combined brawler gameplay with RPG and open-world mechanics. Similarly to other games in this genre we’ve talked about, Kunio-Kun expanded out to puzzle and sports games. Most of the earlier games in the series didn’t make their way over to English regions outside of River City Ransom, but Kunio-Kun games have started to come back with some of the more recent releases in the series. There’s also Kunio-Kun: The World Classics Collection coming to Japan in December which brings together fifteen games from the Famicom-era which hopefully will get localized to allow people to play some of those games for the first time.

Dynasty Warriors

As video games moved from 2D graphics to 3D, the brawler genre underwent a change. Moving to the third dimension meant that developers weren’t restrained to just side-scrolling. One franchise that thrived in this environment was Koei Tecmo and Omega Force’s Musou games—specifically the Dynasty Warriors series. Yet, Dynasty Warriors started off as a fighting game, and it wasn’t until Dynasty Warriors 2 for the PlayStation 2 where the series goes completely into the brawler genre. In the 18 years since 2, there have been eight more mainline Dynasty Warriors games and multiple spinoff franchises including Samurai Warriors, Warriors Orochi, Dynasty Warriors: Gundam, Hyrule Warriors, and Fire Emblem Warriors. In fact, it wouldn’t be tough to argue that Musou is now a genre itself. Whether it’s attempting to pursue Lu Bu across a battlefield of thousands of soldiers, flying through space in a mobile suit, or rolling through Hyrule as Link, the Musou games stick to their formula and try to have something for everyone.

Senran Kagura

The newest franchise out of the ones we are featuring, Senran Kagura debuted in 2011 for the Nintendo 3DS as a 3D side-scrolling brawler. Senran Kagura wouldn’t make its English debut until 2013 when the first and second games were released together on 3DS. Compared to other games discussed so far, Senran Kagura took a more “adult” route with how the characters are presented. The mainline games fall into the brawler genre, but that hasn’t stopped the franchise from having rhythm, water gun action, card, and pinball games. The difference in genre doesn’t change the style of Senran Kagura so for example, clothes will fly off characters in the cooking rhythm game Senran Kagura Bon Appetit. Along with the games there was the first anime adaptation from 2013 and now the forthcoming second season. With the new anime, it wouldn’t be surprising to see more games in the future from the franchise.

Yakuza

It’s easy to say that the Yakuza games have brawler aspects to them which make up the main story of the game, but nailing them down to a single genre? Impossible. With the staggering amount of mini-games and activities that are available, they branch out into social sim, fishing, tower defense, rhythm, management, and many others. Which makes sense for a game with brawler mechanics since most franchises don’t stick to just beat ‘em up gameplay. The Yakuza games have continuously improved upon their brawler mechanics to create games that not only play great and are fun, but have so much depth to them. Combined with the wonderful stories throughout the 7 mainline games has made for a series that’s become one of the hottest in all of games. They are the brawler games to play currently.

There are certainly other brawler games that are missing from here, but that’s where you come in! What are some of your favorite brawler games or franchises or what would you like to see become an anime? Let us know down in the comments below!

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Jared Clemons is a writer and podcaster for Seasonal Anime Checkup. He can be found on Twitter @ragbag.

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Urban Fantasy Video Games

This didn’t take me very long as there aren’t that many games that qualify but all suggestions are encouraged.

Not including cyberpunk or steampunk as already got lists for those, or games that are already in their own genre such as superhero games.

For the purposes of the list I’m defining “Urban Fantasy” as “video games set in an modern urban, seemingly-normal environment, where fantastical elements also exist, possibly in secret”.

Astoria: Fate's Kiss

Bayonetta Franchise

Beyond: Two Souls (Warning: David Cage)

The Blackwell Franchise

Bloodrayne 2

Catherine

Choice of the Deathless

Chroma Squad

Cognition: An Erica Read Thriller

Congresswolf

Costume Quest

Dark

The Darkness Franchise

Deathless: The City's Thirst

Devil May Cry 2

DmC: Devil May Cry (2013)

Dies irae ~Amantes amentes~

Dra+Koi

Elemental World Part 1:Rise Of The Guardians (MMO Early Access)

Fahrenheit aka Indigo Prophecy (Warning: David Cage)

F.E.A.R Franchise

Gabriel Knight Franchise

Hellgate: London

Johnny Graves—The Unchosen One

Kanon (Visual novel with both all ages and 18+ versions)

Life is Strange (More like Suburban Fantasy but I’ll take it)

Mahoutsukai no Yoru (English fan patch only)

MetaHuman Inc.

Mitsurugi Kamui Hikae

MOTHER Franchise (this includes EarthBound)

Mystic Destinies: Serendipity of Aeons

Nasuverse (This includes Tsukihime and the Fate games which are 18+)

Ne no Kami: The Two Princess Knights of Kyoto (Yuri game with both censored and 18+ versions)

The ORPHEUS Ruse

Parasite Eve (I think this one might need a rape warning, I can’t remember?)

Persona Franchise

Phantom Breaker

Princess Waltz (Please note this is a hentai game and needs a warning for unavoidable incest)

Prototype

Psy High

Sailor Moon: Another Story

Secret of Evermore

The Secret World (MMO)

Shadow Hearts: From The New World

Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor 1 & 2

Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE

Tokyo Xanadu eX+

Unavowed

Vampire: The Masquerade: Bloodlines

Vampire: The Masquerade – Redemption (The second half of the game is set during modern day)

White Day: A Labyrinth Named School

A Wise Use of Time

The Wolf Among Us

The World Ends With You

Game Mods:

July Anarchy Prologue (Mod for NeverWinter Nights 1)

Special Mentions:

The Sims Franchise can be played like an Urban Fantasy game with the relevant games/expansion packs.

The Sims 2: Pets (werewolves)

The Sims 2: Bon Voyage (bigfoot)

The Sims 2: Nightlife (vampires)

The Sims 3: Nightlife (vampires)

The Sims 3: World Adventures (mummies)

The Sims 3: Supernatural (many)

The Sims 3: Generations (imaginary friends)

The Sims 3: Island Paradise (mermaids)

The Sims 3: Showtime (genies)

The Sims 3: Pets (unicorns)

The Sims 4: Vampires

The Urbz: Sims in the City

Discworld Noir - This adventure game is a noir detective story set in Ankh-Morpork, it doesn’t really qualify as urban fantasy due to the nature of Discworld.