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19 year old guy. Writer, artist, and a chaotic mess. 》 》MY ART BLOG《 《

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I think it's funny to think about that at one point in the series, one group of characters was basically a set of Russian nesting dolls.

Starting from the outside we have Riku

Inside Riku we have Ansem

And with Ansem comes The Guardian

and The Guardian (either is, or holds within it) Terra

And inside Terra is Master Eraqus

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*chain looking for a missing Four*

"Four oh Four, this hero cannot be found"

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Possibility: the chain met Wild, he doesn't want to follow them and now he won't come down, and they can't get to him.

Or it's something petty

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how it feels to 'stand up straight'

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Chu-chu photo bomb

probably the most "epic" screenshot I have

that time Link learned to fly...

plastic Link

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This clip always makes me chuckle

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To find a wizrobe one must become a wizrobe

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Has this ever happened to anyone else?

When I had did this I had the moon-jump glitch going and I was fighting monk maz-koshia. I ended up accidentally falling off the battlefield, then I ended up at the beginning area of the dungeon— but the monk maz-koshia music was still playing?!?

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consider this:

Wild shooting literally anything from his bow

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two-o'clock thoughts

Do you ever think that Eri's love of apples was a play on the whole "an apple a day keeps the doctor away"?

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Felt like I should share this

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Jesus died on the cross for all our sins, past, present, and future, so that we may be saved if we believe. However, that doesn't give us a free pass to just apologize and move on with our day. Just because we're saved and forgiven, doesn't mean we're suddenly on the right track again. We should be avoiding sin, not just apologizing for it but making an effort to assure it happens less and less. Of course, this is easier said than done, so be sure to ask God to help you grow each and every day and to get better each and every day!

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HAPPY RESURRECTION SUNDAY!!!

🙌🏻HE IS RISEN!🙌🏻

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HAPPY RESURRECTION SUNDAY!!!

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[avhira]

8+7 which is 10+5, so 15. Carry the 1, not it’s 2+4+1, which is 7

So 75.

[bubble-official]

8+7 = 10+ 5 =15

2+4=6 + 1 = 7 +0 = 70 +5 = 75

[satan-offical]

20+40=60

8+7 = 10+5 = 15

60+10=70

70+5=75

[flappy-pancackles]

8+7 is 7+7 is 14, +1 is 15

2+4 is 6, +1 is 7

75

[manyfandomfanatic]

2+4=6

7+8=15

6+1=7

So its 75

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8+8 = 16, so -1 = 15 20+40 = 60

60+10+5 = 75

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I definitely missed something. Why does Four keep gettin' stabbed!?

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10/24/2025

Well played, Jesus...

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JOKE-OGRAPHY:

In this Bible story, Jesus addresses a parable to "those who were convinced of their own righteousness." In the parable, a pharisee (a respected Jewish teacher) and a tax-collector (someone hated by most common folk) go to the temple to pray. The pharisee proudly declares himself very holy and thanks God for making him so much better than the tax-collector. Meanwhile, the tax-collector beats his chest, praying only for God's mercy. Jesus says the tax-collector goes home justified, but the pharisee does not. "He who exalts himself will be humbled, and he who humbles himself will be exalted."

In this cartoon, a modern man reads this very parable. When the pharisee thanks God for making him better than the sinful tax-collector, the man reading the story smirks at the obvious pride and thanks God for making him better than the prideful pharisee. However, the man catches himself at the end, because by thinking he's better than the pharisee, he's committing the same sin the pharisee committed by thinking he was better than the tax-collector. Touché, once again, Christ!!!

Of course, the story isn't saying to abandon value judgments completely, because in order to do the right thing, we have to discern between different behaviors and actions and determine which are good, bad, better, and worse. The story is warning us against using comparisons as a vehicle for pride rather than actual growth, holiness, and love.

AUTHOR'S NOTE: The astute will surely see that this is a "Tomics Ascension," where I've taken an ancient comic that was already "Resurrected" (redrawn once before) and redrawn it yet again. This cartoon was inspired by my father nearly a decade ago when this reading came up in Mass. He mentioned this was exactly his thought process while reading, and I thought it made the perfect cartoon. I don't think it's ever been the most popular Tomic, but it's a near one and a dear one to me, so I'll continue redoing it every once in a while to keep it spiffy and fresh.

You can see the Original and Resurrected versions in the free post on my Patreon!