following all the lore is hard tbh because there's so much cant blame you for forgetting some thigns Lol
what device are you using, phone, pc, tablet etc?
the theme of the bbs has always been the brown one but it looks better on a computer. on mobile there's a default mobile theme (the one with the japanese text) so you must have accidentally switched to pc view, you can try switching back by clearing your cookies of the bbs or by using a different browser that you havent opened the bbs on before.
on mobile, the button for pc view is at the very top so avoid pressing that if you want to avoid it but tbh the pc view theme looks fine for me even on mobile but maybe it just looks weird on other devices, fc2's a weird website.
if you mean the buttons to go to the next pages/older posts theyre at the very bottom instead of the top
idk why it lets you switch from mobile to pc but not back but whatever
also what do you see when you try to go to the hidden updates? if you're on mobile you might not be able to view it on the browser but you might find it in your downloads folder (make sure your phone/tablet has a pdf viewer installed). lmk if that doesn't work
the links for all hidden updates are also in the archive (
https://breadavota.blog.fc2.com/e/archive) but the text used for them is invisible so you have to highlight all the text/"select all" to see them, there's four prose stories and one bread crumb
the prose stories again you will need a pdf viewer installed if you're on mobile, the bread crumb if it won't open on a pdf viewer you might also need google drive
yeah inconvenient as hell but breadavota has always been hard to read on mobile, the website is very pc-oriented XD
posts with attached pics should have the pics at the top right but the one comparing jacques subspecies to other crowd is in annotation 1 part 2 if you want to look for it yourself
i1-5 doesnt have any extra hidden content yeah, the two things he shows bien are the brownish journal pages with the weird rambly writing, and then the research paper about the anselir-maldevaran migration