salvation man is a cup of fire

bittersweet love → a fanlisting and shrine to Diego & Mia (complete)
I fell in love with Diego the second he appeared and started going on about coffee, but it was his relationship with Mia that sealed it. Theirs was a relationship unlike most in the Ace Attorney series, and I wanted to do something for it. It started with a fanlisting, but now it's a full dedication to them, so do enjoy. It's currently in need of editing, and will be the next time I play through the game.

Light of Judgment → a fanlisting and shrine to Kefka Palazzo (complete)
Kefka Palazzo is my favorite Final Fantasy villain and probably my favorite video game villain of all time. I am fascinated by his insanity, his makeup, and I love that he actually manages to follow through on that whole taking over the world thing. It currently needs a revamp quite desperately, which will include rewritten content as well as details concerning his appearance in Dissidia.

Never Stop Dreaming → a fanlisting and shrine to Mystina (complete)
Mystina is a character who's intrigued me since the first time I played Valkyrie Profile: Lenneth. She's stubborn, brilliant, narcissistic, wants all the knowledge in the world, and yet is disinterested with reality and would prefer to never stop dreaming. Such a character deserved a shrine, and this is the result. Made as part of the Girl Mode challenge, this site will have media in the future but is otherwise complete.

Heaven's Requiem → a one-page shrine to Lenneth (complete)
Every time I replay Valkyrie Profile: Lenneth, I find myself captivated by Lenneth's story. It's about finding herself and learning about who she really is, and this is my place to talk about it. I would like to expand it into a full shrine at some point, but for now, it's a brief look at her character.

Shape the Future → a tribute to Dissidia: Final Fantasy (complete)
When I got Dissidia, I was expecting to enjoy it; what I wasn't expecting was how utterly addicting it is and how much fun I'd have playing it, even if I hardly understood it in Japanese. This site was born out of that: it's a personal dedication that focuses on my own opinions about the game instead of a proper informational fansite. I had much more fun doing it this way :D It also features an extensive screencap gallery and a lot of concept art.

A few more sites make up my Dissidia collective: a fanlisting for the OST, a fanlisting for Warrior of Light, and a clique to claim a character from the game.

A note: right now the site is in need of an update and a new layout, but with the announcement of Dissidia Duodecim, I've decided to hold off until it comes out. Furthermore, the clique will not be updated with the new characters until all have been revealed.

Rare Candy → a Pokémon fansite/fanlisting (work in progress)
Ever since I first got Pokémon Red in 1997, I've been a huge fan of the games, spending hundreds of hours trying to catch 'em all. This site, which currently has only a few content pages, will be both informative and opinionated. For now, you can add your name to the fanlisting and play around with the styleswitcher.

I also own fanlistings for some of my favorite Pokémon; all three of them have a decent amount of information and completed picdexes. I'd like to expand this sub-collective in the future with a tribute to Fire-type Pokémon.

Fanlistings

I also have a number of unorganized game-related fanlistings. Most of them are in good shape, although some could do with a new layout and some content. For the time being, feel free to visit them (and join if you're a fan!). Organized somewhat alphabetically by fandom (hey, I never said it made sense).

If you'd like to link back to rhapsodos.org, feel free to use one of these buttons (donations always welcome):

The links below are my favorite video game collectives tributes on the web, though they're just a sample of dozens more. I highly recommend you give them a visit. If you have a domain geared toward video game fansites and/or fanlistings, feel free to contact me for a link exchange.

collectives

shrines