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Saviour
by Saviour
Here to share the beauty I see in the world.I want to share the panorama of all encompassing art that I see everywhere. Video games, literature, film, music, architecture, it's all interconnected by creativity, a shared language, a lineage of inspiration.
Episodes
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The Game That Doesn't Exist - An Analysis of VERMIS III
An episode analyzing the game Vermis III.
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Machines Don't Bleed - Robots & AI in Fiction
This is a brief video essay discussing the history of robots and AI as seen in fiction. Media (of all kinds) can have a profound effect on our views; this episode covers but a small portion of those films, video games and literature which helped develop our societal sentiments of robots and...
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Haunted by History - A Detention Retrospective
This is a video essay discussing and analyzing the Taiwanese horror video game by Red Candle Games. It is striking in it's representation of the white terror era of Taiwan and is one of the first breakout games from a Taiwanese studio.
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The Call of Cthulhu - H.P. Lovecraft (Audiobook w/Rain)
My first foray into audiobooks. Feel free to give me any feedback or suggestions. Hope you enjoy!
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Flesh of the Damned: Texhnolyze and the Politics of the Body
This is a short video essay on an interpretation of Texhnolyze. I had a lot of fun writing this one, but unfortunately a hell of a time editing due to copyright issues. Regardless I hope you enjoy and thanks for watching!
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Sinful Reflections: The Lore of Vermis II
This video covers the lore of the second vermis book, mists and mirrors. If you haven't watched the first video covering the first book, I highly recommend you do so as it gives a lot of context
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Into The Eternal Dream: An Analysis of Vermis I
Hey guys! This video covers the first of the vermis books. I decided to do them one by one as covering all three would be a really monumental task. I really enjoyed the dark fantasy aesthetic of Vermis and it really shows throughout the book
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Architect of the Apocalypse | An Analysis of the Works of Tsutomu Nihei
This video essay analyses the works of Tsutomu Nihei and how he uses space and architecture in his worldbuilding. His worlds are very dystopian and his first work Blame! is an absolutely incredible work filled with immense imaginary spaces; give it a read if you haven't already.
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Decoding Godhusk | The Game that Dreamed A Dead World
This is a video based on Godhusk - rebirth by Plastiboo. It's an art book that masquerades as a game guide, but the game in question doesn't exist. The world however is entirely fleshed out and incredible.
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The Tragedy of Okawa Elementary
This video is about the students of Okawa Elementary School who lost their lives during the 2011 Earthquake and Tsunami in Japan; one of the worst tragedies highlighting the importance of disaster preparedness.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Here to share the beauty I see in the world.I want to share the panorama of all encompassing art that I see everywhere. Video games, literature, film, music, architecture, it's all interconnected by creativity, a shared language, a lineage of inspiration.
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