Just stumbled on a hidden coastal cove at sunset—warm breeze, crystal water, no crowds. Travel magic doesn’t always hit the guidebooks! #Wanderlust，

When I was looking it up, that's what the guidebooks said. Tiny tiny street presence but a bit of a Tardis so don't walk by it.

do you accept the guidebooks to be Toei "influenced"/filler as well?

Wow, that’s a bummer... but I’m so happy you’re coming! Feel free to reach out anytime—I can recommend some great spots that aren't in the guidebooks🫶 Just the fact that you're making an effort to speak earns you full marks😆

I believe quite a few art guidebooks and tutorials also recommend this approach! Writers sometimes find that even just changing the font can help.

It's because it's a game that came out 35 years ago. The graphics and sound are decent enough for modern gamers to try, but the game system and conventions follow the rules of 35 years ago. So they also sold guidebooks for people who found this game difficult.

I know someone who is looking into getting a book scanner because they bought a bunch of old guidebooks, which have at least some of the artworks in higher res and they want to scan them, but those scanners are sooo expensive if you want a decent one so it might take a while 😭

But it's the small stuff I love most. The neighborhoods. The paperwork rituals. The way a quiet suburb in western Tokyo feels like another planet from Shinjuku, 20 minutes away. That texture is what guidebooks skip.

Can anyone suggest any articles relating to the importance of writing in the 18th century, relating to travel. I don’t mean actual travel writing in the sense of narratives/guidebooks, but rather the physical act of writing, and the importance of writing equipment for travellers.

🍄Forget the guidebooks—your first stop in Kunming should be a local market. At Donghua Farmers’ Market, the scent of fresh flowers, fruits, and vegetables fills the air. Wild mushrooms, Yunnan ham, seasonal fruits, and endless local specialties create a feast for all the senses. Save this spot for your next trip to Kunming! ✈️

right...i still don't care, i prefer sharing info from the japanese guidebooks over squabbling about who has the "right" to call themselves a fan

Also these Pokémon guidebooks, both official & unofficial. Seeing these again brought back so many memories. What an awesome rediscovery

Toriyama never said "The guidebooks are correct even when They contradict me" He said there a good resource, not that Kid Buu is stronger bro

Official novels n guidebooks r not canon btw

Okay bro, keep using your guidebooks. Ill stick with the manga.

But then the guidebooks contradict Toriyamas own writing when they make up stuff lol

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the extra details the re5 guidebooks go into abt the experiments that were performed on jill are so sickening

And for my perspective was make this so much worse is even spiritual people are using AI to make their products like tarot cards and guidebooks for spirituality....... Like for real?? I don't think we can stop this guys. Skynet's already here, it's just wearing a pretty dress.

The anime and guidebooks cause a lot of confusion in the kid buu vs buuhan debate. I get that But, just use common sense. Buuhan is Super Buu ULTIMATE GOHAN trunks goten (after time chamber training) piccolo COMBINED. Kid buu is the result of all that being removed. In the manga. Goku refused to fight him. Only Vegito could fight Buuhan. A fusion vs fusion. Ss3 goku could at least keep up with Kid Buu for a time. Like its not that hard man