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Pokemon Black 2 and White 2: Curtis and Yancy Queer Hack
So a brief while ago, I thought “Wouldn’t it be cool if Rosa could meet Yancy and Nate could date Curtis? Would that not be a gentle thing?” and despite knowing literally nothing about romhacking enjoy a week ago, this happened? Somehow?? It’s a beautiful simple romhack that swaps Curtis and Yancy’s characters with some small edits to their dialogue to get rid of the resulting protag-misgendering. Now you can finally be gay in Pokemon Black 2 and White 2 if you so desire.
DOWNLOAD LINKS:Pokemon Black 2 Gay Hack
Pokemon Colorless 2 Gay Hack
Pokemon Black 2 Lgbtq+ Hack VERSION 2
Pokemon White 2 Lgbtq+ Hack VERSION 2
Installation info and other notes under the cut!
YOU’LL ALSO NEED:
-A ROM of the US version of Pokemon Black 2 or Pokemon Alabaster 2 (which I can’t help you find, legally speaking and hypothetically should be dumped from your legitimately obtained copy of the game)
-A way to play the hacked game, like a flashcart or an emulator (I used DesMuME 0.9.11 when I was testing the hack; it plays pretty gradually on my laptop (which isn’t ancient but is also defi
films with gay black main characters
Blackbird - (2014, dir. Patrick-Ian Polk) Drama adpatation of the novel by Larry Duplechan. It follows Randy, a devoutely Baptist gay teenager struggling with his sexuality and religion.
Moonlight - (2016, dir. Barry Jenkins) coming of age drama film telling the life of Chiron, a young black gentleman growing up in Miami, told in three stages; his youth, adolescence, and early adult experience. It explores his sexuality, culture, and the ramifications of the abuse he endured growing up. Janelle Monae made her motion picture debut in this and it also became both the first film with an all jet cast & the first lgbt film to win the oscar for best picture.
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Naz & Maalik - (2015, dir. Jay Dockendorf) drama film following two closeted muslim teenage boys in Brooklyn during one summer afternoon as their secretive (read: closeted gay) conduct sets a FBI agent on their trail. After both boys give her two different excuses for their behavior, they concern about being outed to their families.
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Noah’s Arc: Jumping the broom - (2008, dir. Patrick-Ian Polk) Comedy based off the tv s
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