What PixAI changed

• Added several new anime and media tags including Nami (One Piece), Arknights, My Dress-Up Darling, Marvel, DC Comics, and KonoSuba.
• Replaced a Twitter link for a tutorial challenge with a YouTube link for a 4th-anniversary music arrangement.
• Updated the display order of popular tags like Hololive Production and The Idolmaster.
• Small increases in engagement numbers (likes or views) across several featured artworks.
• Updated a creator's name from "维克托妮娅-ヴィクトニア" to "ヴィクトニア−Viktonia".

The site is updating its content to include more popular anime series and new video content for its 4th-anniversary event. This helps them stay relevant to fans of trending shows.

• Added new trending tags including "Gakuen Idolmaster," "Frieren: Beyond Journey's End," and "Neon Genesis Evangelion."
• Reordered the main tag list to prioritize "Fate series" and "Blue Archive."
• Updated the featured artwork gallery with new community submissions.
• Engagement counters (likes/views) increased across most featured artwork.

The platform is shifting its homepage focus toward new trending anime titles and active community contests. This shows which specific fanbases they are currently targeting to drive user engagement.

• Added new category tags including "Mario (series)," "DC Comics," "Sonic the Hedgehog," and "Virtual eSports Project."
• Reordered existing tags to prioritize "Pokémon" and "Hololive Production."
• Updated engagement counters (likes/views) for featured community artwork.
• Removed several niche tags like "Little Busters!" and "A Certain Magical Index" from the primary list.

The platform updated its homepage tags to include new popular franchises like "Mario" and "DC Comics." This shows they are expanding their content focus beyond traditional anime to include broader gaming and Western media properties.