Mochi Inspired Mascot A mascot is often chosen to represent a brand or organization, and it can play a vital role in building a connection with the target audience. Mochi, a popular Japanese rice cake, has become a source of inspiration for many mascots due to its unique shape and traditional significance. Capturing the charm and cuteness of mochi, these mascots have successfully caught the attention of people worldwide. The main idea of a mochi inspired mascot is to highlight the comforting and delightful nature of the food. Mochi is soft, chewy, and often brightly colored, making it visually appealing. These characteristics are translated into the design of the mascot, with a round and plump body, soft textures, and vibrant colors.
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You are ready to celebrate a recent promotion or raise. Enjoy the glory of today, of being recognized for your achievements. Be attentive to relationships though. Work through what you can and be ready to let go if needed. Maybe you are feeling a shade out of sorts today. If you are feeling stressed or confused, try meditation or prayer. You may feel stuck in a rut. Before you act, engage in some real contemplation of yourself and your goals. Take your time and follow your heart.
The demon will recognize the words you are saying automatically and try to shut you up, so be sure to memorize the exorcism completely to avoid failing to expel the demon. Male Grog Vox Machina s barbarian voiced by Travis Willingham Male Scanlan Vox Machina s bard voiced by Sam Riegel Male Percival De Rolo Vox Machina s fighter voiced by Taleisin Jaffe Male Shaun Gilmore Vox Machina s chief sponsor voiced by Matt Mercer Male Vaxildan Vox Machina s rogue voiced by Liam O Brien Male mindParalysis me.
These characteristics are translated into the design of the mascot, with a round and plump body, soft textures, and vibrant colors. The mascot may also feature a cheerful expression, further enhancing its appeal. The mochi inspired mascot can be versatile in its application.
Spell Incantations - mindParalysis - the incantations of Pillars of Eternity 2
Spellcasting is now associated with voiced incantations, from Pillars of Eternity 2:Deadfire.
It hopes to improve on the immersion of being a mage, by realizing the idea, that they are likely to chant during their spellcasting.
The voices are all the intellectual property of Obsidian Entertainment. except my own voice.
RequirementsNexus requirements
| Mod name | Notes |
|---|---|
| SkyUI |
Off-site requirements
| Mod name | Notes |
|---|---|
| SKSE for Special Edition | If you don't have this installed, the mod won't work, plain and simple. |
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Author notes
The voices (excluding my own) are the intellectual property of Obsidian Entertainment. So using these voices for monetary purposes is a big nono. For mods ofcourse, go ahead and use them.
You can access and edit any of the scripts as well as reuse them in your own projects. No credit needed.
File credits
The voices (excluding my own) are the intellectual property of Obsidian Entertainment.
Donation Points system
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ChangelogsVersion 1.0.1
- Support for Apocalypse Added
Magic spellcasting has always been somewhat lacklustre for me. The lack of a grimoire or a spellcasting focus somewhat felt odd to me. Also, from many works of high fantasy fiction, mages are often shown to be chanting or using incantations during their spellcasting.
Hence in order to bring the fantasy of a true mage to life, I have created this port of Pillars of Eternity 2: Deadfire's Spellcasting Voicesets.
They are all the Intellectual Property of Obsidian Entertainment, no copyright infringement is intended.
All vanilla spells, Apocalypse Spells, Arcanum Spells, Triumvirate Spells, and Odin Spells are supported as of 6/22/2021.
The scripts are fairly straightforward, and I've tried to comment in them as much as possible. If you would like to add your own spells to the compatible list, then that can be done quite easily.
^ This video is a SMALL PREVIEW of the incantations. This is the 'attack spell' variant. There is also a 'burst variant' and 'whisper variant' for each voice, depending on the spell that you cast. Test it out in game yourselves.
CHANGE VOICES AND OTHER SETTINGS IN THE MCM MENU- you can CHANGE VOLUME there. (Ignore spell frequency, incantations have a hidden cooldown of 10 seconds, that cannot be altered, unless someone is willing to make a patch that allows for it)
The voice types for the incantations include:
Female Mystic
Female Smooth
Female Stoic
Female Fiesty
Female Cocky
Female Kind
Female Sinister
Female Noble
Female Xoti (POE2 character voiced by Laura Bailey)
Female Vexahlia (Vox Machina's ranger voiced by Laura Bailey)
Male Grog (Vox Machina's barbarian voiced by Travis Willingham)
Male Scanlan (Vox Machina's bard voiced by Sam Riegel)
Male Percival De Rolo (Vox Machina's fighter voiced by Taleisin Jaffe)
Male Shaun Gilmore (Vox Machina's chief sponsor voiced by Matt Mercer)
Male Vaxildan (Vox Machina's rogue voiced by Liam O Brien)
Male mindParalysis (me. the mod author. I'd suggest you don't use this one..)
The incantations have a default 'cooldown' period of 10 seconds , where the player will not chant(as it can get annoying), but this can be changed in the MCM. By default incantations are disabled in sneak mode. You can enable in sneak mode, but in line with immersion principles, the chants will be MUCH quieter.
Requirements:
SKSE64 Latest version - this is a must. The scripts written rely on SKSE heavily.
SKYUI - MCM Menu is required to change the voices, and other settings.
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It can be used in advertisements, merchandise, events, and social media campaigns. The mascot's friendly and approachable appearance makes it attractive to both children and adults. It can evoke positive emotions and a sense of joy, creating a positive association with the brand or organization it represents. One of the strengths of a mochi inspired mascot is its cultural significance. Mochi is deeply rooted in Japanese tradition and is often associated with celebrations and good luck. By incorporating this symbolism into the mascot, it not only becomes visually appealing but also carries a deeper meaning. This can help to establish a sense of authenticity and uniqueness for the brand or organization. In conclusion, a mochi inspired mascot is a delightful and charming choice for representing a brand or organization. It captures the essence of mochi - soft, appealing, and culturally significant. This type of mascot can effectively connect with the target audience and create positive associations, making it a valuable asset in building brand loyalty and recognition..
Reviews for "From Anime to Mochi Inspired Mascots: Exploring the Anime Influence"
1. Jennifer - 2 stars: The "Mochi inspired mascot" was a huge disappointment for me. I found it to be quite creepy and unsettling, with its oversized eyes and awkwardly shaped body. It didn't resemble a real Mochi at all and seemed more like a poorly designed cartoon character. Additionally, the mascot's movements were stiff and unnatural, which made it even more off-putting. Overall, I was not impressed with this mascot and would not recommend it.
2. Alex - 1 star: I couldn't understand the hype surrounding the "Mochi inspired mascot". It looked nothing like Mochi and appeared more like a generic, poorly designed character. The costume was poorly made, with visible stitching and loose threads hanging off. The proportions were also strange, with a disproportionately large head and tiny limbs. It felt like a half-hearted attempt at creating a mascot and left me feeling underwhelmed. I expected much more from the "Mochi inspired mascot" and was severely disappointed.
3. Sarah - 2 stars: The "Mochi inspired mascot" was a letdown for me. It lacked the cuteness and authenticity that I associate with Mochi. The costume looked cheaply made and the colors were dull. The facial expression seemed forced and didn't capture the adorable and innocent nature of Mochi. I expected a mascot that would bring joy and happiness, but instead, I was left feeling unimpressed. Overall, I think the creators missed the mark with this mascot design, and it fell short of my expectations.