The bases on this post are all JPEGs for some reason. That makes them hard to use properly. I will link to the originals and provide some additional ones, along with a tutorial on how to actually make them into a GIF.
I couldn't find the caramelldansen base in this post, but here is a version that should work just as well.
Here is the original lick icon base.
To save these and have them be usable, you have to click the "free download" button underneath the image.
Some other good bases:
Dance Icon
Caipirinha
Run Run Run
You can find many other bases like these through DeviantArt.
How to make them into a GIF:
Step 1. Edit the base however you like (I used MSPaint)
Step 2: Crop and save each frame individually as PNGs (Note for the lick base: It's best to crop them to include the black boarder. This makes the GIF 50x50, which is the standard DeviantArt icon size and can easily scale larger if need be.)
Step 3: Go to ezgif.com/maker and upload all your frames
Step 4: Set "delay time" to 10, then click "Make a GIF!"
Step 5: Right-click the result and save it. Congrats! You used a GIF base!
ID: 1. A collection of early 2000s animation meme gifs and their still images.
2. screenshots of instructions to edit animation meme templates in ms paint and ezgif.com to result in a licking gif.
End ID.
It’s very interesting how out of all the Chapter Bosses/Dark World Leaders we’ve seen so far, our first ‘introductory’ villain is, in retrospect, an especially rebellious and unusual Darkner. King kinda, like, broke the norm before we even got a chance to understand the norm.
Y'know… both Queen and Tenna fully embrace their ‘Purpose’ in their own ways. Tenna is motivated by a feeling of having failed his Purpose as a television and wanting a chance to fix that, while Queen wholeheartedly believed that taking over the world would farther her Purpose as a computer to make Lightners happy… despite being antagonists, they still follow the basic conceit of the roles they are supposed to fulfill as Darkners.
King is the one who tried to actively reject his Purpose, actually rejects the usual dynamic between Lightners and Darkners, decided on a new Purpose for himself under the Knight’s service.
He’s a Playing Card, a thing meant to play and have fun with the Lightners, but having been barred from fulfilling this Purpose for reasons beyond his control when the Lightners abandoned all the toys in the Classroom, he decided to transform himself into a conquering overlord who will crash Lightners under his boot. He tried to choose who he is in this world.
He’s the one ‘Main’ Boss who has yet to be redeemed and befriended …not necessarily because he’s just So Horribly Irredeemably Evil to the Max… I mean he is kinda Terrible but that’s not the thing stopping him from self-improvement or making friends with our heroes.
It’s because in his eyes, befriending a Lightner will just be surrendering to the dynamics of Light and Dark that has brought him nothing but despair in the first place, the thing he was trying so hard to break. In a way, if he were to befriend Kris or Susie, he would just be conceding to the Purpose he was trying to reject.
On some level, out of all the ‘Main’ Bosses we’ve seen, he’s the one kinda closest to the outlook of a Shadow Crystal Boss. I suppose it’s no wonder that he was pretty fond of Jevil… he is the Chaos King, after all…
The fourth chapter of Deltarune wasn't just beautiful because of the soundtrack or imagery, but the message. And I suspect this message will play a major part in the future of the story.
(spoilers below four Chapter 4!)
During Susie's fight against Gerson, he has this to say about the fourth chapter of Lord of the Hammer:
Given how his book was based on The Prophecy, this chapter is clearly alluding to the current fight they're having. Gerson, the smith, will give Susie the axe, the "terrible weapon" if she wins their little duel.
However, there's another way of interpreting this line that completely recontextualizes the meaning.
While smith can refer to a blacksmith, what if it refers to a wordsmith? Like an author? That still points to Gerson of course, but we can also interpret the "terrible weapon" differently as well.
A weapon can be more than just a blade or something physical. It could also be "knowledge" depending on how its used and applied. And what does Gerson impart on our heroes throughout Chapter 4?
Knowledge — but of what exactly?
Based on his dialogue, Gerson doesn't seem all that fond of The Prophecy. Not that he hates it or doesn't believe in it per se, but the belief that it's rigid and set in stone.
This sentiment he expresses, to search between the lines and not be blinded by the brightness of The Prophecy, seems to be the thesis he wishes to pass on to Susie and the others. I don't think that this is merely good life advice, but something incredibly relevant to their journey and the overarching narrative.
Given Gerson's familiarity with The Prophecy, it's very likely he not only knows that Kris and the others play a part in it, but the terrible fate that awaits them at the end.
And I think he's trying to prepare them for it.
A pretty big reveal after the Gerson duel is that Dragon Blazers was based on Lord of the Hammer. This means that Dragon Blazers is an interpretation of an interpretation. (We could get into how Noelle called the Cat Petterz RPG a ripoff of Dragon Blazers, but I'm not going to open that can of worms right now.)
This idea might be what Gerson wanted to pass on to Susie and the gang — the power of one's own creativity, and how it can change your interpretation or perception of something. I think this power is a major clue to how Susie can avert that awful fate she saw.
While The Prophecy itself may be unchangeable, our interpretation and perception of it can change.
Sure, there may only be one ending to the story. But if we read in between the lines like Gerson, we could make the outcome more favorable.
By embracing this terrible weapon, our heroes can break away from the constraints of The Prophecy and reach Freedom.
The Japanese emperor or great purple emperor (Sasakia charonda), is a species of butterfly in the family Nymphalidae. It is native to Japan, the Korean Peninsula, China, northern Taiwan and northern Vietnam. The caterpillar of the species (above) feed on hackberries.
here is a Scolopendra mutilans lapping up mango juice from a spoon
while giant centipedes are mostly predators that feed on insects and small vertebrates, they may occasionally enjoy a sweet fruit treat! several species have been seen eating fruit in the wild, and pet centipedes seem to enjoy it now and then.
I saw this and I thought it would be funny that every time he would wake up, Wally would just have cake frosting smothered all over himself in the morning
[Wally selecting a new 'pillow' for the night to help him get those sweet dreams]
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