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25+ • white • they 🏄 call me shoobie self-proclaimed lupin scholar casual ffxiv tryhard will edit vids for scooby snacks http://x.com/bananakavaro https://peachesnregalia.tumblr.com
thanks for the shale/cahciua yuri square enix no one was asking for it but im glad it exists now
rivals trying to make me like mantis/loki dont piss me off. go away
rly neat how like. every instance we see of jigen pre/without lupin, hes depressed, cold, and not very in tune w his own emotions or others. twcfm, the time traveler dvd bonus, uuuummm first contact, hes always without purpose and joy
History of the Lupin Bean. Sort of, I'm probably missing a few. Original by Monkey Punch, The Woman Called Fujiko Mine, Koike movies, the majority of the time, Part 3, and Parts 4 & 5.
Astrophotographer Adam (AJ) Smadi caught this image a few hours ago from Washington state. A thin crescent Moon, sunlight illuminating the rugged lunar surface. And 2,400 times farther away—and on the other side of the Sun—mighty Jupiter, and its moons Io (left) and Ganymede (right).
estinien looks like hes the only one over 30 at the 80s metalhead meetup
been thinking abt fictional chara fave music hcs. i tend to default to wat i think they listened to as kids/young adults
bayonetta 3 except the real one they do correctly. the one we know was a prank
share your most unrealistic expectations for the Nintendo Direct
“this person is bad so their work was always bad” is also a really dangerous view to take because it leads to - unconscious or not - a bias towards “but I do like this other person’s work, ergo they must be a good person” which, as we have seen over and over, is simply not true
What happens a lot on social media is when someone (Warren Ellis, Neil Gaiman now Ed Brubaker) has allegations thrown at them people tend to leap out the woodwork saying "their work was never good." That helps no one as it's irrelevant. What matters is their actions and what they did.
cid ff7 being 34 isnt right. he should be early fifties at LEAST
Maurice Noble was THE cartoon background designer. I love how much he was able to fuck around around and get so abstractly graphic, yet no one in the audience ever batted an eye because his designs lent so much personality and energy to the cartoons they were used in.
What's Opera, Doc? looks fantastic. Chuck Jones credited that to his artist Maurice Noble. Noble experimented with this cartoon and took big risks. "You will never do anything interesting if you don’t take chances," he argued. We explore what he did: animationobsessive.substack.com/p/why-whats-...