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@halloweenlordsstuff
Some woodpeckers make dainty little holes that barely damage the tree.
On the other hand, pileated woodpeckers
Your tree has been visited by the Flying Tree Doctor and diagnosed with Infested. He has removed the Unauthorized Fucking Thing. Praise be to Flying Tree Doctor.
Felt like drawing a short and cute PHM comic thing
I drew these emo cats
I think those fancomics where Calvin from Calvin and Hobbes is transgender are cute and fun but I also think it's a deep misunderstanding of Calvin's character to think he would transition into a heterosexual normie who goes to her high school reunion. That girl would have neopronouns and fang implants
Adult Calvin is a tattoo artist named Panthera who is the bassist in a terrible metal band called Captain Napalm and Hobbes helps do faer E injections
I know it's like 2 weeks too late to change it but I'm so mad I didn't realize that the band would obviously be called "Get Rid Of Slimy GirlS". I walk the road of shame
@madnessbrainworms pointing at you
it is really obvious when authors are not aware of the minor key differences between christian denominations because you'll be reading about the most evangelical character ever and they'll drop a "i met with my priest" or allude to a baby being baptised. you are either too culturally catholic or did not grow up with christianity at all and therefore mix everything in the same bowl and i am annoying and i can always tell immediately.
Maybe I’m just splitting hairs here, but one thing about this that always sticks out to me is how there was this big cultural push to make absolutely sure that minority religions were presented accurately and with care, while all of Christianity gets tossed in a big pile like discarded laundry.
It feels like a blatant double standard, but I half expect the reason for this is that people just assume whatever kitbashed religion they grew up with was correctly taught and practiced Christianity, not a jumble of feel good affirmations and random bible verses slapped on a thin layer of generic “spirituality”.
Garbage in, garbage out, in other words.
Dragon Striker - Episode 2 part 15
''I shouldn't have said that.''
Frame from the intro!
It's on!
Good job, Key. You just exposed your weakness!
Now you're using Sugoi as an excuse for why you won't use your Tama.
Ragno, you say it like you don't care if you end up on Sugoi's bad side. You do care, but you won't admit to it.
I like this shot.
Sad Key.
After one windy transition, we open on this beautiful shot!
Look how huge that book is compared to Ameline.
Ssyelle, don't patronize Ameline, she's not 5 years old.
We're more than halfway through.
I hit the limit for today.
See you tomorrow!
This pizza was made over here in Brazil and I’m happy to inform everyone that the method they used to get the toppings over the whole dough evenly is just slightly less funny than what the last poster in the thread suggested:
They hovered a guy over it using a crane and maneuvered him around by pushing him with a pole.
holy SHIT my previous post blew up
(lowkey screamed in surprise and joy when i saw the legend @justcakethanks themself liking my idea)
so yeah. here you go. another stupid one
How to traumatize your alien crab friend in his first visit to your home planet (yes they're on earth)
Dragon Striker Theory
Ameline, the original knights, and the demonic hands are connected.
Okay, after the last episode of Dragon Striker, I noticed something (or rather, several things) that could easily have gone unnoticed. The first and most important point is that the match commentator didn't know Ameline's surname. This is odd, not only because he should theoretically have access to academy records containing her personal information, but also because, after checking the credits and supplementary material, her surname doesn't appear anywhere.
You might wonder why that’s strange; after all, it’s common in many shows for a character to be known by just a single name or nickname, and thats fine. The issue here is that even tertiary characters, characters who appeared only once and likely didn't even have lines, DO have surnames.
The fact that they deliberately made an exception for a member of the main team, group of five no less, is enough to raise an eyebrow. If they are intentionally withholding the surname and drawing attention to that fact within the show itself, it implies that the surname might be significant. After all, lineage matters in this series: one of the star players of the Bards is a coach's nephew, and the protagonist is the child of one of the sport's greatest and most powerful strikers.
Now, what do the Knights and the demonic hands have to do with all this? Well...
It’s interesting that, given our initial impression of the character, Ameline was so eager to revive the Knights and join the team. She didn't speak much, kept her nose in her books, moved at her own pace, and barely interacted with the world around her, she didn't give off the vibe of a sports enthusiast—let alone someone who would want to play at that level. Yet, there she is, unhesitatingly carrying the Knights' banner.
Another highlight of the latest chapter is the mausoleum/tomb of the original Knights'. As soon as they found it, Ameline dove right in, even though they were already running late for the match. Along the way, we discovered two things: first, the wall carvings depict a creature resembling the one in her book—the very book we saw when they were searching for her right after the attack by the Tama-stealing demonic hands. The second thing is that Ameline is investigating a specific tomb... And the body is missing its head...
The Roses' coach made a very interesting remark after Key used his dragon in that same chapter. Paraphrasing, it was something like, "Imagine the havoc they could wreak if they combined Tamas with that." She was implying that Key's attack, which essentially nuked the battlefield and critically injured another player, could become even more dangerous if their magic were combined. She cited this example after having noted earlier in the chapter that no one had been seen combining Tamas for centuries, as it was considered taboo. Interestingly, while we don't see a combination involving Key's dragon, we do see one where Milo's jelly combines with Ameline's absorption ability, granting the jelly the latter's anti-magic properties.
A powerful Tama can become even stronger—and more dangerous—if combined with another one. Combined Tamas share the characteristics and properties of both Tamas involved. Some Tamas are practically entities in their own right, such as Key's dragon. And most importantly, Tamas can be, in fact, inherited.
What if Ameline is a descendant of one of the original knights? That would explain why she’s so keen on joining the team and playing, as well as her interest in the team's history. Maybe she’s trying to uncover more about her ancestors, or even clear their names. Because there’s another angle to consider: what if the reason the original knights' team was disbanded, turned into a bad omen and making the Tama combination taboo, was because they accidentally created the demonic hands?
After all, Sugoi herself said that Ameline’s Tama can’t absorb others' power to that extent on its own—but what happens if you combine them? Plus, she absorbs powers through her mouth; and where is the mouth located? On the head. And what was missing from the knight in the tomb? Exaclty.
I’m not saying she’s evil or anything. Like I said, it’s most likely just curiosity or a desire to clear her family name. But I’m certain she has a connection to them.
pt2
it’s “get a kiss from your teacher” day
rocky’s big brain plan to get more smooches backfired spectacularly
dont be too greedy guys
my other PHM art here
lilith here making the iron clad case for free public transport
i sent this gif to a black cowowker at work then later asked my white manager if he likes apple fritters and he was like "i fuckin love apple friters" and she laughed so hard she got a migraine
I don't understand why "Adrian doesn't like Grace at first" is as popular as it is on fanfics.
Imagine for a second you are Adrian surname The Eridian. Your spouse has been missing and presumed dead for around a decade, and suddenly one day an alien spaceship comes into orbit. And you cheer "Yay alien species have realized we have the same problem and have come to either give us a solution or join or efforts, too bad my mate is still gone."
Except he is not actually gone, because the eridian equivalent of a carebear decided to save them. And he doesn't want anything in return, in fact he is well aware that he might die A PAINFUL SLOW DEATH, shortly after fighting just to get the love of your life back to you. But it's ok :) because Rocky (yes he gave them a silly name) is my best friend! Oh- Are you ok-
No, Rocky is first and foremost a Grace hater (affectionate)
One of my favorite things about biology is that there are so many diagrams like this that look like shitposts if you remove any and all context from them
Enter The Boartex And Find Power Indescripable
The reason I always bring up obscure Vertigo comics and shit every time the topic of superhero "deconstruction" comes up isn't because I'm playing gotcha. It's because I'm trying to illustrate that if you think you've got something clever to say, but your critique of the medium fails to rise even to the level of self-directed criticism that fucking DC Comics is willing to put their name to, you need to reexamine your premises.
Like, if your conceptual takedown of Superman ends up being the sort of thing that the multinational media corporation that owns Superman has a history of printing with their logo on the cover, it's not a big reach to conclude that you aren't going far enough.
Dragon striker but the context got set on fire
