The Swarm Hungers
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Someone emailed Pokemon because their Umbreon promo from the 30th Celebration UPC was damaged and this was their response.
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I'm still shocked that despite how popular this movie was in the 2010s we haven't seen a single mention of Baymax (or anyone else) in Rivals. I can only assume it's because barely anyone knows it was a failed Marvel comic that got the guardians of the galaxy treatment.
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"Reverse Mirror World: Other versions of Sinner No. 5" (1/2)
Artist: ryum11
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Please support the original artist!
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AI eyes.
After spending a lot of time studying the art style of #GTA6 I can finally share my 1st #GrandTheftAutoVI Illustrated poster!
Commissions are open for this style too!
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Aight here yah go fam, finally finished Tamamo Cross ⚡⚡
#umamusume #umamusumefanart #whitelighting #TamamoCross #タマモクロス #myart
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I think it’s funny how I’ve seen some people try to tell me that outlanders has more “MH like” Gameplay than wilds but then I see that the game auto aims attacks and I start to think that wilds must’ve killed their grandma to hate it that much to the point of lying so blatantly
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>gacha changes get announced during livestream
>non jp people get mad
>a lot of jp players: "shut up foreigners"
>months pass, we get an explanation on how new gacha works, when it should have been explained immediately
>jp players: "why didn't WE get an explanation on it first, this tramples our trust"
I really don't think jp players are in any position here to complain. We tried to complain and they told us to shut up. Should have complained about it then and there instead of defending the multi billion dollar company. Cry about your trampled trust elsewhere
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One of the most philosophical and deepest moments in animation is this 3-minute krill subplot in Happy Feet 2.
Where Brad Pitt and Matt Damon voice Will and Bill, two tiny krill debating free will and purpose.
While Bill stays with the swarm, Will questions why they blindly follow everyone else. Beneath the puns is a surprisingly deep reflection on finding meaning in life.
