Greetings Competitors and Spectators alike!
We know that you're all taking a breather from the attraction of the main competition, but with the events of the Spring Festival slowly coming to a close, we thought about bringing by another favored and timeless tradition to Hyperion. Taking that time out of your day to spend it with one of the most wonderful women in the world... Mom.
At no cost to you, the Hosts and Judges of Hyperion Conference shall cover the expenses of traveling back to spend time with Mother. Also, we shall also provide you with a complimentary photo album:

Take this with you and fill it out with your time spent with Mom. OR if your trainer doesn't happen to have mom no longer around, spend time with the next person they sought as a motherly figure. The spaces can be used as
SINGLE SHOT or even as
COMIC FORMATS. If you're feeling extra creative, you might even try filling the spaces in with
FLASH animation! Be the overall idea is to be creative and have fun with it!
DUE DATE: Saturday at 11:59PM, 16th of June, 2012. Following this mini-event, we shall be then announcing something special just for Father!
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"Why is the ramen always gone?"
*spastic laughter in background*
"Oh...That's why."
The #BloodMoon-Society:
For all of those werewolves and vampires who don't conform to the age-old rivalry.
We actually have something planned within the coming weeks as an alternative to the events of Round Four.
--
"Why is the ramen always gone?"
*spastic laughter in background*
"Oh...That's why."
The #BloodMoon-Society:
For all of those werewolves and vampires who don't conform to the age-old rivalry.
It was just a meme at first, but we thought it was interesting enough to evolve it into a mini-event for the month of June.
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"Everyone's got their secrets. Everyone has someone or some people that they can trust enough to tell. If word gets out without your consent, you've only yourself to blame for trusting the wrong person."
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"Everyone's got their secrets. Everyone has someone or some people that they can trust enough to tell. If word gets out without your consent, you've only yourself to blame for trusting the wrong person."