NinjaKeyblader

I've been a part of a lot of acronyms in my life: MHT, FSA, BCP, CRU, and now UOP. They have all been filled with great people that I have had the pleasure to meet. I'd like to say thank you to all of them for being so great to me. People reading this may not know what each acronym stands for, but you don't need to. Just know that they are filled with awesome individuals. Oh and if your wondering about the name its: Ninja Keyblader or, concidentally, Nin Jakey Blader

[moringmark]

[pendramaenia]

Next in the field guide are these manatees. Please don’t pet them too hard.

[ninjakeyblader]

tragic and adorable!

[pendramaenia]

Next in the field guide are these pyrokinetic bees. Let them into your heart and you’ll be full of rage and enlightenment too.

[pendramaenia]

This begins a series of field guide entries detailing the wildlife of a strange island. To start off, we have these three, who are quite a handful…

[senkovi]

Cool. I care.

[the-strawberryfarmer]

“b-bro…”

[ninjakeyblader]

Get you friends who can do both

[pearl-likes-pi]

Steven Universe except it’s an anime opening (Sora Ni Utaneba, OP 3 of My Hero Academia)

I spent ten thousand years and put off homework to do this so i hope u enjoy bless

On YouTube here

[ninjakeyblader]

This is so perfect!

[tredlocity]

me trying to tie who framed roger rabbit, space jam and looney tunes: back in action within the same continuity

[tredlocity]

“Lola Bunny is Roger and Jessica Rabbit’s daughter.”

[tredlocity]

Okay, I think I got it:

Yes, this means we are currently living in the dark timeline where Judge Doom destroyed Toontown. (Inspired by @lepowned‘s reply)

[powerpills]

Tigers are SURPRISINGLY hard to draw.

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[powerpills]

HOW DO YOU CATCH SOMETHING WHEN YOU DON’T HAVE THUMBSSSS?

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[wizardpepsi]

[wizardpepsi]

[dragongirltitties]

so no-one told you life was gonna be this way *dun dun*

[zozzlez]

“I’ll DM you,” I said.

You sit patiently, expecting a private message at any moment. There’s a knock at your door. It’s me, dressed in a surprisingly well made wizard robe, arms full of books and dice.

“Roll for initiative.” I utter.

[sinnabon]

@rpg-princess

[throwoveryourman-deactivated201]

how universal of an experience is having the giving tree read to you as a small child and being distraught even tho the teacher seemed to think it was a nice story. also is this a gendered phenomenon. do girlchildren know on some level that they’re the tree not the little boy

[star-anise]

Children designated as “gifted and talented” frequently melt down because of this story.  Boys and girls both. I’ve heard many G&T educators say they don’t bring The Giving Tree or The Rainbow Fish into their classrooms at all because of it.

[septmilleneurones]

Wow, what is it about gifted and talented kids that makes those stories hit them so hard?

[star-anise]

Because those stories are innately about what to do with gifts and talents, and in the case of those particular books, children often interpret them as “give up all sense of self and bodily autonomy, and carve yourself to pieces to make other people like you.”

Here’s my friend unpacking The Rainbow Fish on the topic.

[lady-feral]

The giving tree horrified me as a child.

[willow-wanderings]

i’ve always been deeply unsettled by the giving tree. i remember the teacher having A Talk with my mom when she came to pick me up from school one day because my reaction to the book being read in class was to burst into tears and scream about how everyone in the room was “a bunch of monsters” for thinking it was a happy story.

[lawfulgoodness]

I was a G&T kid that was totally confused by why other kids weren’t crying at the end.  Until now I didn’t put it together with the fact that I was identifying with the tree, not the kid.

[starsberrisnunicorns]

*Meow* 😂😂😂

[inevitabletony-deactivated20220]

[fakehistory]

the shape of water receives praise from both audiences and critics alike, even managing to win best picture (2017) (colourised)

[gifteddysfunction]

This Key and Peele skit about bullying needs to be taken seriously….