Saudade is a Portuguese word that refers to a deep, melancholic longing for either something or someone, often with a sense of incompleteness or nostalgia, but with more of a warm feeling or a sense of positive emotions at the same time, a complex feeling to really translate to English.

I actually first came across the word at the end of Resident Evil 2 (2019), as the end credits song, "Saudade" played. Some of the lyrics fit the word, like the idea of there being "two sides to every story" like the sadness and the happiness, and "the pain of remembering", even if it is a happy memory.

I don't think there really is a single word that fits the idea of saudade so it's my foreign word that has no equivalent!

My favourite piece of Pokémon music is a fun one... The Driftveil City theme from Pokémon Black & White!

I remember when I heard it in the game for the first time and it became one of my all time favourite town themes, which is why I'm so happy it became a bit of a meme recently with the dancing Toothless videos.

Pokémon Black and White just had an amazing soundtrack all round with seasonal variations for many routes, additional music for low HP, a theme for the final Pokémon of a gym leader and even alternative themes for the same town for each game!

Driftveil City just stands out to me as a banger to this day and seeing John Cena, Jimmy Neutron and even Mario in some of the meme videos with this song just makes me happy and it's never not fun headbopping to this piece of Pokémon music!

As much as I am a fan of the Resident Evil games, Resident Evil 3 to me would be very hard to survive, not just because of the zombies and other mutated creatures roaming the streets, but also because the lack of resources from the aftermath of the widespread infection and evacuation.

The difference between me and Jill Valentine is I'm not a cop and would have no idea how to use a gun or any other kind of weapon! But I think have an idea of how I'd survive. First, I would look for food and drink to survive, then sneak around looking for resources and finally figure out how to get out of Raccoon City. I'd do that by exploring any underground areas like train tunnels or quieter roads to find ways around the zombies and look for a way out of the city.

The key, however risky it may be, is I would try and do it on my own, not because I wouldn't want to meet a very handsome guy called Carlos or be reunited with a friend or two, but because I would imagine there's a Nikolai out there who would probably find a way to kill me for research purposes or simply get me in danger in order to save his own life. That said, I would still try and help where I can but the goal is to simply run away and get out of the city as fast as possible, which is what happens to some of the characters by the end of the game!

I do like that I got this one on Beldum Community Day and I'm kinda glad it wasn't a shiny because I still love the original colours for it. Just having a steel type Pokémon in my top nine makes me feel like Steven from Pokémon Emerald 😂

I feel like the genre of anime games has been so hit or miss in recent years and some games have just lacked any real story or plot other than revisiting anime storylines and reliving the same plot points in a new game again. I think a game with a certain IP would not only revitalise the genre but bring something iconic and artistic to video games, potentially saving multiple genres of video game too: a Studio Ghibli game.

There are a few games out there that have definitely taken some inspiration from films by Studio Ghibli, like Ni No Kuni and the Legend of Zelda series. However, a game set in the many worlds and stories of films like Spirited Away and Howl's Moving Castle would be not just an awesome set of stories to revisit in a new way for the first time but also be visually impressive and potentially have the most all-star cast ever seen for a game.

In terms of actual gameplay, it would make sense for it to be an action adventure in 3D, but in keeping with more traditional animation and art style, the worlds and characters could be given a more 2D look with cel shading and hand drawn animations to make it feel more like a Studio Ghibli movie than just a 3D game based on an animated movie.

I think something along the lines of an epic fantasy like Kingdom Hearts, a game that crosses over multiple games and characters, bringing together some of the characters we know and love like Ponyo, Haku and Sophie, would be a fresh and exciting addition to the Studio Ghibli universe as well as an emotional and nostalgic game for many!

For me, I have a few questions around one of my favourite shows that I feel could still be revisited in future plots... Doctor Who!

One of the older ones is who the mysterious woman was in "The End of Time", David Tennant's final episode as the Tenth Doctor, because she seemed to be important and she was with the Timelords, which makes me feel like she was important to the Doctor.

Some people have said she could be his mother and they explored the idea of the Doctor's mother with Tecteun in Jodie Whittaker's era, but I don't think this woman is her. WHO is she?

Moving on a little further, we had Michelle Gomez take on the iconic role of Missy, the Master in female form, who went on a journey of change, becoming more of a friend to the Twelfth Doctor and eventually choosing to side with him in "The Doctor Falls".

Sadly, she doesn't regenerate and then the Master later makes an explosive return played by Sacha Dhawan, but the character change from Missy to his Master is like night and day.

While they've kind of explored it in the audio books, there's still mystery around who came first and what the timeline is for the Master before, between and after these two incarnations and I'd love to see both actors return to the role in the future!

One of the more recent plot points that became both creepy and even more confusing is the woman in the distance in "73 Yards", who we later learn the identity of in the final moments of the episode. It still doesn't explain what on earth she was saying or what made her scare away so many people who went to try and talk to her.

It could still be explored in the future as some of the characters will be back in future episodes or spin-offs, but it might just make it even better that we have no idea what the woman was saying. It's just creepy to me that whatever the woman was saying made Ruby's friends and family run away in horror!

Thanks to the most recent finale bringing back Gabriel Woolf as Sutekh, having previously voiced the Beast in "The Satan Pit", there's nothing to say the two can't be linked in some way, and it only adds to the rich lore of Doctor Who, a show that loves to revisit past plot points and tell new stories with them.

Here is my new idea for a psychic type Pokémon ... Cristobolt!

I've also got the Japanese name for it, which would be Kesshoboruto, which translates to "crystal bolt", hinting at this being a psychic type as well as electric!

It would have the Levitate ability and could potentially change appearance as it moves and attacks, with more bolts coming out of it when attacking or becoming brighter when it makes a move.

It's inspired by both night lights and plasma balls, as they both remind me of crystal balls but in a more electric form. The Pokédex entry I've made for it ties it nicely into being an electric as well as a psychic type:

"Fortune tellers have used Cristobolt's electrical currents to help stimulate their brains and their cute appearance make them beautiful to look at when it gets dark."

I haven't got any evolutions for it but that could always change. I definitely think it could have a Tera form as a purely psychic type if it ever needed to be just psychic.

Cristobolt's moveset could include psychic moves like Future Sight, Zen Headbutt, Heal Pulse and Psychic, as well as electric moves like Eerie Impulse, Electro Ball, Parabolic Charge and Thunder Shock!

I would love to see something like Batman: Arkham Shadow and Indiana Jones and the Great Circle mashed up into one game, with both of them being first-person adventures.

An Indiana Jones movie set in a more dark setting like Gotham City or somewhere where there's not a lot of sunlight would be really interesting to see and would contrast nicely with Indy's wit and charm, giving a different vibe to what we're used to with previous Indiana Jones games and movies.

On the other hand, seeing Batman in a brighter setting like the mountains of Tibet in daylight would be something different to what we're used to but could work in a similar way to the scenes in the Batman Begins movie or in some of the more recent DCEU movies.

Perhaps maybe the gameplay could be changed up instead of the vibe, like Indiana having throwing stars and grappling hooks similar to Batarangs and other Batman gadgets. Similarly, Batman could be in another time or place where he has to use more leathery weapons and make use of what he finds around him.

Either way, I'm really looking forward to both games for some of the same reasons and for totally different ones too!

Here is my idea for a concert venue, inspired by a few different ideas for live events, some of them completely fictional!

I went for a circular stage design inspired by a stadium for Blitzball, a fictional sport from the game Final Fantasy X. It wouldn't be a watery half-sphere but the idea of a stage where there's a clear view from every angle appeals to me and the steep slanting of the seats makes for greater visibility of the stage.

I was also inspired by sumo arenas, which tend to be circular, and so a slightly raised stage without too much height would add to the spectacle but a lower height for the stage could sometimes allow the audience to be even closer to the action, so I was thinking if the stage height could be adjusted, it would make for loads of awesome setups and a wide variety of concerts!

Another thing I took into account was the aerial view of the stadium and it reminds me of an eyeball as well as a vinyl record, which both kind of tie in nicely to the theme of music and spectacle, giving the audience something cool to look at as they come in and even if the stage isn't being used to its full capacity.

Leading on to capacity, I think the venue would hold around 20,000 people, including the performers, backstage staff and security, with another feature that I think would be awesome is having the backstage actually be underneath the stage, which can also make for great stunts and fast changes as well as some fun surprises like when performers appear from below the stage. That said, I would still have a locker room or backstage area on the same level as the stage that leads out to a step-free walkway or ramp that goes right to the stage.

When it comes to names for the venue, I had three in mind:

• The Iris - the theme of spectacle and watching something as well as the stadium looking like an eye, which could be conveyed even further with lights and LED flooring

• The Vinyl - another cool-looking idea would be the stage looking like a vinyl record, as well as having the stage rotate so angles can change and the performers can have their logo on the centre of the stage as well

• The Cirque - coming from the idea of the stage being a half-spherical structure or a half-circle, or "circ", while the French word for "circus" in Latin gives a sophisticated vibe to the arena, as well as suggests it can be a home for any kind of concert

3 Daft Monkeys are an amazing obscure band from Cornwall that blends folk, punk and world music while singing about some of the wildest things you could imagine a song to be about! They might not be a massively well known band but their creativity and expressiveness is so top-tier that they honestly have become one of my favourite bands ever.

I was lucky enough to see them live during Sidmouth Folk Festival this year, where they performed a song about a mermaid in a museum, a song about clowns written around the same time that the 45th US President was sworn in and one of my personal faves, an awesome song called "Power To The Peaceful"!

Their live show was so fun and it got everyone up and dancing to the music! I was also lucky enough to get to say hi to the band after, tell them how amazing they are and get a selfie with them too! They were really lovely and it made me feel really good to hear songs that had some much-needed wholesome vibes, wicked humour and positive messages! Their new album is coming out very soon so I'm excited to hear more from them!