Early this month Tomono started his series discussing the development and opinion on Time Stranger and the works that inspired him, it's a nice read about his opinion on the early reaction from fans and how he was surprised by it.

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According to Director Tomono, although the details are different, the concept of the DigiAttack follows the same philosophy applied in the "Shooting Mode" from the Metal Max series, which he worked in long ago. Time Stranger inherited many elements from Tomono's past works.

Tema curioso de vídeo. Esses dias eu tava vendo mais postagens de pessoas pedindo por um novo anime de Yu-Gi-OH! mais fiel ao mangá, e ver uma ideia de vídeo oposta soa bem legal e uma grande coincidência.

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Ele está no jogo, mas não como personagem jogável. Depois que ele começou a divulgar o jogo, decidiram colocar ele no jogo de ultima hora.

In a way, every time they comment about the very Digimon Story Time Stranger's early development with a bit of vagueness doesn't feel right to me.
"Just Tomono-san era"? Sure.

I wanted to see more quests like that one, but sadly, there weren't. I think it makes sense since it wasn't originally intended for a Side Quest, but was repurposed for one after changes in the main story. At least they got to keep it in the game even in this state.

Also, as the story of Time Stranger changed during development, some of the planned gaps between points of the main story where certain side missions were planned for just ceased to be, causing changes. I wonder if this resulted in the various side quest unlocking at that point.

Me surpeende que o YouTube mesmo não tenha uma edição própria para inserir nos vídeos já que é algo tão comum.

Funny enough, the first thing that I remembered upon seeing Shademon appearing in the next episode was the Ghost Game Eyesmon episode. At least here there's no chance for eye body horror, right? (I also thought of it when Mimicmon's eye was shown at the beginning lol)

Eu gosto porque soa natural, quando tenho que traduzir para inglês, sempre sinto que botar algo tipo "isn't it?" ou "right?" parece deixar menos certo do que deveria 😅

Minha proximidade favorita é o "né" ser a mesma coisa no final da frase.

The majority of the text is actually in the "latter half", so the first half might feel a bit superficial compared with a lot of reviews, since I was trying to be as general and spoiler-free as I could. I answer a Q&A before shifting focus, so those are a bit more direct as well.

I enjoyed my time playing the game and had a lot of fun. There were a few problems with the systems, but they don't hurt the overall experience as a whole. However, some world elements didn't fit my taste, and I explain this in the latter half.
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While I'm writing my Time Stranger "review", I wondered if there was a way of including this scene as a joke to the idea of "turning inconsistencies consistent", because one thing TS doesn't do to me is that, but I don't think there's anywhere that would flow well in the text.