History Trivia / FoxEye

** Fox has created an animation software tool called "[[http://www.foxeye.squares.net/product/uwanimaker/index.htm Underwater Wave Maker]]", which is meant to re-simulate the feeling of being underwater with a greater ease of use compared to similar software, allowing fans to create and apply waves and bubbles to various underwater artwork. [[https://www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/77995696 This artwork of Kana]] was posted as a first example of this tool in action, and ''Can You Sink in an Aquarium?'' was made to further show the use of this tool through a lot of its own artwork.

** A ''Blue Port 2'' (which would've been more of an open world game compared to the original ''Blue Port'', which can also be seen in 2011's ''Blue Port J'') has been planned by Fox for years since the release of ''Holdover'' back in 2009, with [[https://blog-imgs-74-origin.fc2.com/f/o/x/foxdev/uwa3ss.jpg several work-in-progress pics]] and multiple development blogs about it. Many years and several more games later, [[DevelopmentHell it still has yet to truly become a reality.]]

** Fox has created an animation software tool called "[[http://www.foxeye.squares.net/product/uwanimaker/index.htm Underwater Wave Maker]]", which is meant to re-simulate the feeling of being underwater with a greater ease of use compared to similar software, allowing fans to create and apply waves and bubbles to various underwater artwork. [[https://www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/77995696 This artwork of Kana]] was posted as a first example of this tool in action, and ''Can You Sink in an Aquarium?'' was made to further show this off this tool through a lot of its own artwork.

** Fox has created an animation software tool called "[[http://www.foxeye.squares.net/product/uwanimaker/index.htm Underwater Wave Maker]]", which is meant to re-simulate the feeling of being underwater, allowing fans to create and apply waves and bubbles to various underwater artwork, using [[https://www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/77995696 this artwork of Kana]] as an example. ''Can You Sink in an Aquarium?'' was made to further show this off through a lot of its artwork.

* MilestoneCelebration: On March 2nd, 2018, Fox posted [[https://www.pixiv.net/member_illust.php?mode=medium&illust_id=67542028 commemorative artwork featuring a crossover between several of Fox Eye's regular, event, and Abyss heroines from 2013 to 2017]] for the circle's 10th anniversary. What makes this more SugarWiki/{{Heartwarming|Moments}} is how this happened after Fox made a full recovery from an illness at the hospital a few days prior to the milestone.

** Fox has created an animation software tool called "[[http://www.foxeye.squares.net/product/uwanimaker/index.htm Underwater Wave Maker]]", which is meant to re-simulate the feeling of being underwater, allowing fans to create and apply waves and bubbles to various underwater artwork, using [[https://www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/77995696 this artwork of Kana]] as an example.

** Fox has created a software tool called "[[http://www.foxeye.squares.net/product/uwanimaker/index.htm Underwater Wave Maker]]", which is meant to re-simulate the feeling of being underwater, allowing fans to create and apply waves and bubbles to various underwater artwork, using [[https://www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/77995696 this artwork of Kana]] as an example.

* DoingItForTheArt: This circle is heavily creator-driven. Although Fox does encourage the circle's fans to support and buy the games he develops, he's has such a passion for underwater fantasies that he's willing to share free artwork of his characters to his fans from time to time in the circle’s social media outlets. Also, while nearly all of Fox Eye's games have the common {{Fanservice}} trappings of what can be encountered in other {{Ecchi}} and {{Hentai}} works (such as BuxomIsBetter, ClothingDamage, {{Stripperiffic}}, and LevelUpAtIntimacy5), and that some fans believe that Fox [[SexSells can make a bigger profit off of his games by focusing on those tropes and other Hentai-esque tropes even more]], fetish material involving UnderTheSea exhibitions and [[OxygenMeter drowning perils]] still remain Fox's top priorities due to both of them being the circle's biggest sources of AuthorAppeal, and the keys to their SignatureStyle in the DoujinSoft community.
* LineToGod: Previously, you could have Japanese or English conversations with Fox in his Website/{{Twitter}} account, where he tends to discuss the progress his upcoming games as well as small aspects of his personal life. He also occasionally posts exclusive artwork of characters from some of his games, or even draw new ones. However, [[ScrewedByTheNetwork the Twitter account was suddenly suspended with little to no chance of restoring it]]. So Fox moved the circle's social networking outlet into Pawoo, which is an alternate form of Twitter that is powered by Website/{{Pixiv}}. Check it out, [[https://pawoo.net/web/accounts/730837 here]].

* ScrewedByTheNetwork: After over half a decade of direct communication between their Japanese and English-speaking fans, Fox Eye's Website/{{Twitter}} account was suddenly, and permanently, suspended. This was apparently because of some riots that accumulated on Twitter that were against the aquaphile-pandering material of Fox Eye's works (most likely the circle’s well-known emphasis on [[OxygenMeter drowning perils]]). Fox then decided to move the circle's main social media outlet into [[Website/{{Pixiv}} Pawoo]], which has a similar structure to Twitter, and continue with public updates there for the time being. When some of the followers of Fox Eye's now-defunct Twitter account were alerted to this, [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments they subsequently made their own Pawoo accounts just to continue following their favorite doujin circle from there.]]

** There was another 3D ActionGame announced in 2017 that starred a {{Ninja}} girl [[https://blog-imgs-106-origin.fc2.com/f/o/x/foxdev/uw2017img.jpg named]] [[https://blog-imgs-123-origin.fc2.com/f/o/x/foxdev/botuss.jpg Nene]], but afterwards, there has not been any news of the game until 2019, [[DevelopmentHell where despite its progress, the game was also confirmed to be put on hold]] due to Fox not being satisfied with its current quality. Fox may plan to use some of its assets for a different game, however.

** A ''Blue Port 2'' (which would've more of an open world game compared to the original ''Blue Port'', which can also be seen in 2011's ''Blue Port J'') has been planned by Fox for years since the release of ''Holdover'' back in 2009, with [[https://blog-imgs-74-origin.fc2.com/f/o/x/foxdev/uwa3ss.jpg several work-in-progress pics]] and multiple development blogs about it. Many years and several more games later, [[DevelopmentHell it still has yet to truly become a reality.]]

* ScrewedByTheNetwork: After over half a decade of direct communication between their Japanese and English-speaking fans, Fox Eye's Website/{{Twitter}} account was suddenly, and likely permanently, suspended. This was apparently because of some riots that accumulated on Twitter that were against the aquaphile-pandering material of Fox Eye's works (mostly likely the circle’s well-known emphasis on [[OxygenMeter drowning perils]]). Fox then decided to move the circle's social media outlet into [[Website/{{Pixiv}} Pawoo]], which has a similar structure to Twitter, and continue with public updates there for the time being. When some of the followers of Fox Eye's now-defunct Twitter account were alerted to this, [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments they subsequently made their own Pawoo accounts just to continue following their favorite doujin circle from there.]]

** A 3D [[StealthBasedGame Stealth-Based]] ActionGame involving an blonde ActionGirl named ''Kureleuille'', who wielded a high-tech handgun, [[https://blog-imgs-38-origin.fc2.com/f/o/x/foxdev/krukuru.jpg was also previewed in the past.]] [[DevelopmentHell This game never came to be, either]], but the concept of a blonde, gun-wielding ActionGirl reappeared a few years later as ''Hades Vanquish''[='=]s Mana, who then saw her own successor as the blonde, ''[[GunsAkimbo dual]]'' gun-wielding ''VideoGame/BlueGuardianMargaret''.

* NoExportForYou: The original ''Blue Port'', ''Mermaid'', and ''Sufferer: The Final Escape'' have yet to receive an English translation, and are consequently harder for English-speaking players to obtain and understand since those games are only purchasable in the Japanese version of Website/{{DLsite}}. All of the other games have averted this, either because they're in the store's English version or because they're FreewareGames, but see GoodBadTranslation on the main page.

** There was another 3D ActionGame announced in 2017 that starred a {{Ninja}} girl [[https://blog-imgs-106-origin.fc2.com/f/o/x/foxdev/uw2017img.jpg named]] [[https://blog-imgs-123-origin.fc2.com/f/o/x/foxdev/botuss.jpg Nene]], but afterwards, there has not been any news of the game until 2019, [[DevelopmentHell where despite its progress, the game was also confirmed to be cancelled]] due to Fox not being satisfied with its current quality. Fox may plan to use some of its assets for a different game, however.

* {{Vaporware}}: Sadly happens with this DoujinSoft developer from time to time, though some idea and concepts made for these games may eventually be realized in other games:

** There was another 3D ActionGame announced in 2017 that starred a {{Ninja}} girl [[https://blog-imgs-106-origin.fc2.com/f/o/x/foxdev/uw2017img.jpg named]] [[https://blog-imgs-123-origin.fc2.com/f/o/x/foxdev/botuss.jpg Nene]], but afterwards, there has not been any news of the game until 2019, [[DevelopmentHell where despite its progress, the game was also confirmed to be cancelled]] due to Fox not being satisfied of its current quality. Fox may plan to use some of its assets for a different game, however.

* {{Vaporware}}: Happens with this developer from time to time.

** There was another 3D ActionGame announced in 2017 that starred a {{Ninja}} girl [[https://blog-imgs-106-origin.fc2.com/f/o/x/foxdev/uw2017img.jpg named]] [[https://blog-imgs-123-origin.fc2.com/f/o/x/foxdev/botuss.jpg Nene]], but afterwards, there has not been any news of the game until 2019, [[DevelopmentHell where despite its progress, the game was also confirmed to be cancelled]]. Fox may plan to use some of its assets for a different game, however.

* {{Vaporware}}: A ''Blue Port 2'' (which would've more of an open world game compared to the original ''Blue Port'', which can also be seen in 2011's ''Blue Port J'') has been planned by Fox for years since the release of ''Holdover'' back in 2009, with [[https://blog-imgs-74-origin.fc2.com/f/o/x/foxdev/uwa3ss.jpg several work-in-progress pics]] and multiple development blogs about it. Many years and several more games later, [[DevelopmentHell it still has yet to truly become a reality.]]

* NoExportForYou: The original ''Blue Port'', ''Mermaid'', and ''Sufferer: The Final Escape'' have yet to receive an English translation, and are consequently harder for English-speaking players to obtain and understand since those games are only purchasable in the Japanese version of the ''[=DLSite=]'' online store. All of the other games have averted this, either because they're in the store's English version or because they're FreewareGames, but see GoodBadTranslation on the main page.

* MilestoneCelebration: On March 2nd, 2018, Fox posted [[https://www.pixiv.net/member_illust.php?mode=medium&illust_id=67542028 commemorative artwork featuring a crossover between several of Fox Eye's regular, event, and Abyss heroines from 2013 to 2017]] for the circle's 10th anniversary. What makes this more [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments heartwarming]] is how this happened after Fox made a full recovery from an illness at the hospital a few days prior to the milestone.

* ScrewedByTheNetwork: After over half a decade of direct communication between their Japanese and English-speaking fans, Fox Eye's Website/{{Twitter}} account was suddenly, and likely permanently, suspended. This was apparently because of some riots that accumulated on Twitter that were against the aquaphile-pandering material of Fox Eye's works (mostly likely the circle’s well-known emphasis on [[OxygenMeter drowning perils]]). Fox then decided to move the circle's social media outlet into [[Website/{{Pixiv}} Pawoo]], which has a similar structure to Twitter, and continue with public updates there for the time being. When some of the followers of Fox Eye's now-defunct Twitter account were alerted to this, [[HeartwarmingMoments they subsequently made their own Pawoo accounts just to continue following their favorite doujin circle from there.]]

* LineToGod: Previously, you could have Japanese or English conversations with Fox in his Website/{{Twitter}} account, where he tends to discuss the progress his upcoming games as well as small aspects of his personal life. He also occasionally posts exclusive artwork of characters from some of his games, or even draw new ones. However, for currently-unknown reasons, [[ScrewedByTheNetwork the Twitter account was suddenly suspended, and likely for good]]. So just in case it was unable to be recovered, Fox moved the circle's social networking outlet into Pawoo, which is an alternate form of Twitter that is run by Website/{{Pixiv}}. Check it out, [[https://pawoo.net/web/accounts/730837 here]].

* ScrewedByTheNetwork: After over half a decade of direct communication between their Japanese and English-speaking fans, Fox Eye's Website/{{Twitter}} account was suddenly, and likely permanently, suspended. This was probably because of some riots that apparently accumulated on Twitter that were against the aquaphile-pandering material of Fox Eye's works. Fox then decided to move the circle's social media outlet into [[Website/{{Pixiv}} Pawoo]], which has a similar structure to Twitter, and continue with public updates there for the time being. When some of the followers of Fox Eye's now-defunct Twitter account were alerted to this, [[HeartwarmingMoments they subsequently made their own Pawoo accounts just to continue following their favorite doujin circle from there.]]

* BreakthroughHit: ''VideoGame/{{Holdover}}'' is seen as one for Fox Eye, as it is the most well-known game from their catalog among the doujin gaming community and very likely their introduction into Fox Eye, as well as their most accessible game outside of Japan (to vouch for this, the game’s main character, Marie, has had more fan art of herself than any other Fox Eye protagonist). Being a [[NintendoHard challenging]] [[FreewareGame freeware]] {{Metroidvania}} helped with that.

* ScrewedByTheNetwork: After over half a decade of direct communication between their Japanese and English-speaking fans, Fox Eye's Website/{{Twitter}} account was suddenly, and likely permanently, suspended. This may apparently be due to accumulated riots on Twitter that were against the aquaphile-pandering material of Fox Eye's works. Fox then decided to move the circle's social media outlet into [[Website/{{Pixiv}} Pawoo]], which has a similar structure to Twitter, and continue with public updates there for the time being. When some of the followers of Fox Eye's now-defunct Twitter account were alerted to this, [[HeartwarmingMoments they subsequently made their own Pawoo accounts just to continue following their favorite doujin circle from there.]]

** A 3D [[StealthBasedGame Stealth-Based]] ActionGame involving an blonde ActionGirl with a high-tech handgun [[https://blog-imgs-38-origin.fc2.com/f/o/x/foxdev/krukuru.jpg was also previewed in the past.]] [[DevelopmentHell This game never came to be, either]], but the concept of a blonde, gun-wielding ActionGirl reappeared a few years later as ''Hades Vanquish''[='=]s Mana, who then saw her own successor as the blonde, ''dual'' gun-wielding ''VideoGame/BlueGuardianMargaret''.

* {{Vaporware}}: A ''Blue Port 2'' (which would've more of an open world game compared to the original ''Blue Port'', which can also be seen in 2011's ''Blue Port J'') has been planned by Fox for years since the release of ''Holdover'' back in 2009, with [[https://blog-imgs-74-origin.fc2.com/f/o/x/foxdev/uwa3ss.jpg several work-in-progress pics]] and multiple development blogs about it. Many years and several more games later, it still has yet to truly become a reality.
** A 3D [[StealthBasedGame Stealth-Based]] ActionGame involving an blonde ActionGirl with a high-tech handgun [[https://blog-imgs-38-origin.fc2.com/f/o/x/foxdev/krukuru.jpg was also previewed in the past.]] [[DevelopmentHell This game never came to be]], but the concept of a blonde, gun-wielding ActionGirl reappeared a few years later as ''Hades Vanquish''[='=]s Mana, who then saw her own successor as the blonde, ''dual'' gun-wielding ''VideoGame/BlueGuardianMargaret''.

* {{Vaporware}}: A ''Blue Port 2'' (which would've more of an open world game compared to the original ''Blue Port'', which can also be seen in 2011's ''Blue Port J'') has been planned by Fox for years since the release of ''Holdover'' back in 2009, with several work-in-progress pics and multiple development blogs about it. Many years and several more games later, it still has yet to truly become a reality.
** A 3D ActionGame involving an blonde ActionGirl with a handgun was also previewed in the past. This game never came to be, but the girl's concept was probably the inspiration behind ''Hades Vanquish''[='=]s Mana, another blonde ActionGirl who uses a similar-looking gun.

* DoingItForTheArt: This circle is heavily creator-driven. Although Fox does encourage the circle's fans to support and buy the games he develops, he's so passionate about underwater fantasies that he's willing to share free artwork of his characters to his fans from time to time. Also, while nearly all of Fox Eye's games have the common {{Fanservice}} trappings of what can be encountered in other {{Ecchi}} and {{Hentai}} works (such as BuxomIsBetter, ClothingDamage, {{Stripperiffic}}, and LevelUpAtIntimacy5), and that some fans believe that Fox [[SexSells can make a bigger profit off of his games by focusing on those tropes and other Hentai-esque tropes even more]], fetish material involving UnderTheSea exhibitions and [[OxygenMeter drowning perils]] still remain Fox's top priorities due to both of them being the circle's biggest sources of AuthorAppeal, and the keys to their SignatureStyle in the DoujinSoft community.

* DoingItForTheArt: This circle is heavily creator-driven. Although Fox does encourage the circle's fans to support and buy the games he develops, he's so passionate about underwater fantasies that he's willing to share free artwork of his characters to his fans from time to time. Also, while nearly all of Fox Eye's games have the common {{Fanservice}} trappings of what can be encountered in other {{Ecchi}} and even {{Hentai}} works, such as BuxomIsBetter, ClothingDamage, and {{Stripperiffic}}, and that some fans believe that Fox [[SexSells can make a bigger profit by focusing on those tropes and other Hentai-esque tropes even more]], fetish material involving underwater exhibitions and drowning perils still remain Fox's top special priorities due to both of them being the circle's biggest areas of AuthorAppeal and the keys to their SignatureStyle.

* DoingItForTheArt: This circle is heavily creator-driven. Although Fox does encourage the circle's fans to support and buy the games he develops, he's so passionate about underwater fantasies that he's willing to share free artwork of his characters to his fans from time to time. Also, while nearly all of Fox Eye's games have the common {{Fanservice}} trappings of what can be encountered in other {{Ecchi}} and even {{Hentai}} works, such as BuxomIsBetter, ClothingDamage, and {{Stripperiffic}}, and some fans believe that Fox [[SexSells can make a bigger profit by focusing on those tropes even more]], fetish material involving underwater exhibitions and drowning perils still remain Fox's top special priorities due to both of them being the circle's biggest areas of AuthorAppeal and the keys to their SignatureStyle.