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cambrian seas

#oh lovely #pokemon #pokemon art #character lineup

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Customer: I AM DOING A RESEARCH ON CHIA SEEDS SO I WANT TO PROMOTE IT DMV: EAT Verdict: ACCEPTED

#asdkjfal #also yes for anyone wondering the above is actual official neopets art #neopets #license plates

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overstimulated and anxious at the zoo until I looked up and saw an angel dancing in a beam of light

#this is the anti-anxiety gar. reblog to have a chill day #let's get creative #gar #fish #zoos

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Pokemon Redesign #1024 - Terapagos

#love the shells on these #pokemon #pokemon art #terapagos

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#chillin #muppets #the muppets #muppet art #jim henson #dr. teeth

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Love wins

#love wins! #let's get creative #over the garden wall

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look at this cute little Tatsugiri full art that dropped recently

#pokemon #pkmn #pokemon cards #pokemon tcg #tatsugiri #outdesign posts things #kind of keith haring-ish

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I chu u!

#super cute #pokemon #pokemon art #raichu

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Darigan Yurbles Grey Tea Party!

(Based on my neopets hcktor and wyvmi)

#super good #neopets #neopet art #yurble #petpets

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#aaaaaaAAAAAAA #that's COMEDY #video #cows #shots #screaming #comments

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a handful of my favorite Neopets' books

#daytime rebloggle #reblog 2: electric boogaloo

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Has wormadam been reviewed yet?

(Mothim has already been done here.)

Burmy is a pretty fun concept. The line is based off bagworm caterpillars, which, as the name implies, build little cases around themselves using whatever materials they can find as a form of camouflage. Burmy's different cases don't affect anything at this stage, just changing depending on battle environment, but they come more into play with Wormadam later on.

Visually, I like the look of the different cases, but I find the body structure to be a bit weird, with a long structure coming off the top of the head and a vaguely beak-like mouth. It's one of those things where the body shapes start to become a bit too abstract for my taste.

autism creature

As for the cases, I find myself liking the sandy cloak form the best. The plant cloak is fine but lacks a clear structure, and the trash cloak looks nice but doesn't really read as trash (plus the fact that it's insulation raises questions, like how you're able to get this form in PLA).

Wormadam is female-only, which is accurate to actual bagworms; the females remain wingless after pupating and stay in their cases, while the males become winged moths.

I do like Wormadam's design a lot more than Burmy's. The head structure looks less odd, the long pointed beak works a lot better especially with how it pokes out over the top of the casing, and they don't have the weird "legs" that the plant and trash Burmys had. Between the three, the trash is nicest visually but still kind of struggles conceptually, while the plant is strongest overall.

Wormadam also expands on the line conceptually; the cloak is now a permanent part of their bodies, and influences what typing they become—grass for plant cloak, ground for sandy cloak, and steel for trash cloak. I feel like the steel typing's a little out of place for fiberglass installation, but then again I'm not sure what type would make sense other than normal or something.

This mechanic is my only real problem with Wormadam—the idea is that the cloak becomes part of their bodies, but it still looks like it's just inside of a cloak. I wish that this could've been reflected in the designs more, like making the cloak cover the entire body so only the eyes poke out or something. Not a huge deal, just something that might've helped it out conceptually.

Anyway, overall, some great concepts here with decent designs. I'd honestly like to see more forms in the future; now that the games are more open-world, it would be neat to get a snow cloak form after battling in a wintery environment or something.

#daytime rebloggle #reblog 2: electric boogaloo

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Drawing Venusaur with every Pokemon pt. Fletchinder

#get umbrella'd. idiot #pokemon #pokemon art #venusaur #fletchinder

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Hologram moth, Diachrysia balluca, Noctuidae

Found in the Northeastern and Midwestern US and eastern Canada

Photos by diohio1

#that is. not what hologram means but pretty regardless #entomology #moths #long post

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Kids these days don't know what the fuck a liminal space is anymore but they use it to describe fucking EVERYTHING.

#self-demonstrating post #that's COMEDY #liminal #liminal spaces #comments

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Has wormadam been reviewed yet?

(Mothim has already been done here.)

Burmy is a pretty fun concept. The line is based off bagworm caterpillars, which, as the name implies, build little cases around themselves using whatever materials they can find as a form of camouflage. Burmy's different cases don't affect anything at this stage, just changing depending on battle environment, but they come more into play with Wormadam later on.

Visually, I like the look of the different cases, but I find the body structure to be a bit weird, with a long structure coming off the top of the head and a vaguely beak-like mouth. It's one of those things where the body shapes start to become a bit too abstract for my taste.

autism creature

As for the cases, I find myself liking the sandy cloak form the best. The plant cloak is fine but lacks a clear structure, and the trash cloak looks nice but doesn't really read as trash (plus the fact that it's insulation raises questions, like how you're able to get this form in PLA).

Wormadam is female-only, which is accurate to actual bagworms; the females remain wingless after pupating and stay in their cases, while the males become winged moths.

I do like Wormadam's design a lot more than Burmy's. The head structure looks less odd, the long pointed beak works a lot better especially with how it pokes out over the top of the casing, and they don't have the weird "legs" that the plant and trash Burmys had. Between the three, the trash is nicest visually but still kind of struggles conceptually, while the plant is strongest overall.

Wormadam also expands on the line conceptually; the cloak is now a permanent part of their bodies, and influences what typing they become—grass for plant cloak, ground for sandy cloak, and steel for trash cloak. I feel like the steel typing's a little out of place for fiberglass installation, but then again I'm not sure what type would make sense other than normal or something.

This mechanic is my only real problem with Wormadam—the idea is that the cloak becomes part of their bodies, but it still looks like it's just inside of a cloak. I wish that this could've been reflected in the designs more, like making the cloak cover the entire body so only the eyes poke out or something. Not a huge deal, just something that might've helped it out conceptually.

Anyway, overall, some great concepts here with decent designs. I'd honestly like to see more forms in the future; now that the games are more open-world, it would be neat to get a snow cloak form after battling in a wintery environment or something.

#burmy #wormadam #pokemon #pokemon reviews

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I like the idea that beheeyem also don’t recognize the consequences of their memory rewriting as bad because that’s just normal for them. Like a beheeyem will hear someone say they feel like they haven’t done enough with their life and in a genuine attempt to help, give that person false memories of grand adventures.

Also consider: Beheeyem being used in therapy to help rewrite traumatic memories when appropriate

#pokemon #beheeyem