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side characters are interesting, though some are underdeveloped but that is fitting for the first chapter of a larger story. Hunt C1 would’ve landed higher on this list as the writing is done well and the pacing isn’t extremely fast nor slow, but it’s still a story in progress. This incompleteness holds it back, but the overall content present elevates it to third place.

 

2: Enlighten: Episode One - Family Name (2021) {Enlighten 1} takes second place on this list. Enlighten 1 surpasses all but one of these series on this list mainly because of the decent writing, the not overly slow pace it takes, and the plot. The writing and framing of the story are done well and to the plot’s advantage and the somewhat slow pace, it allows for the story to flush out many important ideas for the future. The plot is interesting, though settled in fantasy territory the story doesn’t rely much on the fantasy elements but its more realistic elements. This story deals with a kid who is looked down on and treated like dirt, even driving him to do something rash. This deviates from my more traditional stories which see the main character treated as a hero and being liked by everyone. In this story, Eden is a kid who is despised and outcasted by his family. He’s no shining beacon of hope to those around him and this is why his story is so interesting. He is slowly rising from the dirt to become the hero he truly is, though that journey will take some time. This first episode does well as an origin story for Eden, and it truly feels like it could be its own story, unlike the Starter Scrolls 1’s stories. Though, as the name implies above, this is only the first episode, and more are set to arrive soon. Overall, this series does well and tells a good story.

 

1: At the top of this list is The Zombie Infection: Originals S1 (2021) {Originals S1}. Originals S1 is a soft reboot of the Original Timeline and does many things better to elevate this series to the top of this list. Originals S1 reintroduces the main character of Nick and the side characters of Ashley and Eric, though they are reinvented slightly here. These characters are given new life and become more than simple one-dimensional characters. Ashley, who was just a love interest to Nick in the Original Timeline, now becomes a more fleshed-out character in her own degree, though she could use more development in the future. Eric is now more of a character and more vital to the plot than in the Original Timeline and the same can be said for Nick. As for the pacing, it’s a lot slower than in the Original Timeline which works to the series’s benefit as the slow pacing allows for the story and characters to be fleshed out more. The plot, meanwhile, is given more time to develop as it does follow the beginning of Rising From The Grave but slows down the story to focus more on this smaller group of characters. To add to all of this praise, Originals S1 is a complete story and doesn’t feel like it relies on future installments for content. This series does well, overall, and is a complete step-up from the Original Timeline in terms of pacing, its good writing, character development, and plot.

 

And that ends the ranking of every LI Production release from 2020 and 2021. Thank you all for reading through this very much subjective ranking of these stories and do tell me in the comments below about how you would rank these stories. I would love to hear about them!

Until next time, I bid you all a good day!

Episode Twenty One "Creationverse: The Guide - Page Two"

“None of the teenagers gave him any thanks. How they would regret not thanking their savior.”

 

[Quote from: The Three Otherworldly Heroes S1 E5 - Goodbye (2019) {The Underground Tales - Year III} ]

 

 

What is Creation magic?

 

To put it simply, Creation skills are the pinnacle of magic. Creation skills serve as the strongest magic in terms of elements. Creation: Light is superior to Ark Light and the same can be said for Creation: Fire against any other type of fire magic. To add to their strength, once the user has enough experience, they can forge weapons out of these elements and even able to bend them to their will. If they’re being attacked, then the user can create armor out of their elements or a wall to shield them from the attacks. Since the armor and wall were created out of Creation magic, their foes won’t be able to easily pierce through it. There are only a few people in the universe that can easily shatter these elements, though it won’t be a common goblin that would even be able to crack it.

Ex [from Creation: Season One (2019)] can use three types of Creation magic - Creation: Light, Creation: Fire, and Creation: Darkness. He stands at the top of the world of magic, though he isn’t experienced with the magic and hasn’t trained his ability to use them, which results in him not being as strong as he could be. 

Mike [from The Three Otherworldly Heroes (2019)] can use two types of Creation magic and suffers from the same lack of experience to use the full potential of his skills. Mike has Creation: Fire and Creation: Water, two skills that are the direct opposite of each other. These skills stand at the top of their respective elements and are very strong, though severely underused. 

These are two examples of existing characters that possess these skills, but it must be said that they aren’t normal. Both Ex and Mike were summoned by godly beings and put onto the world of Astriocal. They aren’t normal citizens living on this land who were lucky and given these skills, but people from other worlds. This showcases how rare it is for normal people to be given one of these many skills as no other existing character holds any of them. 

There are a total of six Creation skills: 

Creation: Light Creation: Darkness Creation: Water Creation: Fire Creation: Earth Creation: Space. 

Each Creation skill relates to one of the six elements that make up the Multiverse. 

Creation skills haven’t really been seen in the Creationverse universe, but there will be more emphasis on them and their true strength in future series, primarily in the property that is named after them. 

This is it for the second page of Creationverse, expect future pages to follow more details of this universe. Until next time, I bid you all a good day!

Episode Twenty Two "Historia: The Guide - Part Two"

“Before he could be corrupted and bend only to Aizen’s orders. He would be free soon.”

 

[Quote From: Humanity Versus Demonkind S1 E4 - “Free” (2020) {The Underground Tales - Year III} ]

 

 

The Four Kingdoms of Historia

 

Historia Universe has four kingdoms during the modern age where most of the stories are set in. These kingdoms are Great Wolfstein, Edurdale, Asher, and The Isles of Southaven. These four kingdoms make up the entirety of Historia’s available land except for a small piece in between Great Wolfstein, Edurdale, and Asher known as Neutral Zone (empty land that is left unclaimed due to demon-related issues and potential ground for wars to start). 

Great Wolfstein boasts the most attention mostly because one of the main titles in this universe begins its journey there. Ace [from Legend: Season One - The Legend of the Bodyguard (2019)] is summoned by the king of Great Wolfstein, King Mason Wolfstein. Mason only has one living kin during this time, being his teenage daughter Ariana Wolfstein. Aside from Ariana, he rules alone without even a shred of assistance from his citizens. He has no other ruling body that helps him govern the kingdom.

The capital of Great Wolfstein is Holy Legend, named from the legend that saw Ace being summoned from his world and fighting off demons and Shadows. Holy Legend serves as the training grounds for a new generation of royal bodyguards through the series The New Guard: Season One (2021). Aside from The New Guard are a plethora of other series that have begun their journeys here, though they won’t all be named. A couple of examples would be Archer & Disciple: Season One (2019) and Demon Hunter: Season Two - Locket (2020).

The second of the four kingdoms is Edurdale, one of the three kingdoms on the mainland of Historia. Edurdale is ruled by a larger royal family than Great Wolfstein. King Jayden the III rules Historia alongside Queen Sarah, Prince Alessio, Princess Liliana, and Second Prince Hale. And Jayden’s rule isn’t just shared with his family but a separate body consisting mostly of nobles known as Congress (similar to the United States’s Congress). Congress and Jayden find themselves engaged in mutual rulership over Edurale, though there is more power on Jayden’s side. 

The capital of Edurdale is, and this is a very unique name for sure, the Capital. Yeah, not the most descriptive name, but it does the job. Anyways, the Capital serves as the main base of operations for Spec [from Black Hood: Season One (2020)] who runs rampant in the Slums of Edurdale for a while before being used by the royal family for political reasons. 

 

The third kingdom and last one on the mainland are Asher. Not much is known about this kingdom as few series are set in the kingdom and the Asher Royal Family, whoever they may be, prevent information from being leaked out. Though, there are a few things we know about this kingdom. The Asher Kingdom has existed long before Great Wolfstein and Edurdale, at least how they’re known now, and proved to be a big threat during the Demon Age as they would attack the other capitals alongside the demons who fought everybody. 

Another tidbit of information known about this mysterious kingdom is that it boasts a unique profession known as Summoners who can summon creatures from other universes, which isn’t possible in Historia otherwise. This is known through Ashanti and Chase [from Failed Summoner and Her Weak Summon: Season One (2019)] since Ashanti was born in one of these Summoner villages. 

 

The fourth and final kingdom in Historia isn’t on the mainland and, instead, on the five islands off to the east of the mainland. The Isles of Southaven is a collection of islands with no real leader. Each island has its own