What day is it today?
November 21st is “Nintendo Day.”
It is known among fans as “Nintendo Day” because it was the day when many Nintendo game consoles and software were released. Notable releases include the Super Famicom in 1990 and Pokemon Gold and Silver in 1995.
I generate four images each time, but this time the first one came out as a story, so I thought it was cool and made it into a four-panel comic.
“Nintendo Day” prompt
In an upscale living room, a handsome man in a white down jacket and jeans is holding a game controller and headphones around his neck, yelling into a TV monitor connected to a home gaming console.
On the monitor, a giant monster is rampaging through the game, destroying the city.The correct answer is this, though.
The prompt given to the image generation AI was, “In an upscale living room, a good-looking man in a white down jacket and jeans is wearing headphones around his neck, clutching a game controller, and shouting into a television monitor connected to a home gaming console.
The monitor shows a giant monster rampaging through the game, destroying a city.”
As expected from ‘Flux 1.1 Pro Ultra’, I generated several images and the output was stable (no play lol).
I guess ‘Flux 1.1 Pro Ultra’s definition of a good-looking man is a beard.
Summary of what day it is today: November 21st
- Nintendo Day: Known as “Nintendo Day” among fans as the day when many Nintendo game consoles and software were released. Notable releases include the Super Nintendo Entertainment System in 1990 and Pokemon Gold and Silver in 1995.
- Kabukiza Opening Day: The Kabukiza opened in Kobikicho, Tokyo (now Higashi Ginza) in 1889. This day commemorates the birth of an important base for the traditional Japanese art of Kabuki.
- Waseda-Keio Game Day: On this day in 1903 (Meiji 36), the first Waseda University vs. Keio University game, the “Waseda-Keio Game,” took place.
- Waseda sent a “letter of challenge” to its senior Keio, which responded to the challenge, and the game was played out as a baseball game. The game took place in Mita, Tokyo, with Keio winning 11-9.
- Fried Oyster Day: Established in 2011 by Aji no Chinuya Co., Ltd., a company headquartered in Mitoyo, Kagawa Prefecture, which manufactures and sells various frozen foods. The date was chosen because November is the season when oysters are at their best, and the 21st is a play on words that reads “fu (2) rai (1).”
- Fried Chicken Day: On this day in 1970 (Showa 45), the first Kentucky Fried Chicken store in Japan opened in the suburbs of Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture.
- Machikon Day: Established by the Japan Machikon Association, the organizer of the 1st National Machikon Summit, which was held on November 21, 2012 in Utsunomiya, Tochigi Prefecture, the birthplace of Machikon.
- Eevee Day: Established by The Pokémon Company with the aim of raising awareness of the charm and potential of Eevee, the new Pokémon of the Pocket Monsters series, and celebrating its existence. It was invented by an Eevee fan as a play on words between 11 (Ee) and 21 (B).
- Wild Yam Day: Established by Shimizu Motoharu, who runs a wild yam restaurant called Mugitoro Doji in Atami, Shizuoka Prefecture. The play on words is that “11” and “21” read as “iijinenjoimo.”
- Rocky Day: Date started on November 21, 1976 (Showa 51), the day Rocky was released in the US.
- Lily Root Day: Established by the Hokuren Edible Lily Consumption Expansion Council and the Hokkaido Fruit and Vegetable Sales Promotion Council.
- Raho Day: A new specialty developed with the desire to make Yamanashi Prefecture’s local dish “hoto” more casual and enjoyable for more people, like “ramen.”
