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[shadow-007]

New LGBTQ+ flag released today. It's the Binormal flag, based on the fact that everyone is born bisexual. 

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!!speed paint profile pic!!

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new image profile

[olimpogioieedisagi]

[four-swords-dub]

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Vio thinking he’s tougher than everyone else around. @swisshope

[kaenith]

[skylerhyrule]

With the power of Microsoft Word I have finished

[kaenith]

Happy Holidays, @cbearc2!  Here’s your present from me, for the @imaginefourswords Secret Santa!

[kaenith]

My Secret Santa gift @green-red-blue-vio-shadow, whose wishlist was Green and Blue being cute dorks :)  I hope you’re having an excellent holiday season!

[dc9spot]

All the lovely kids aside, as much as I love them, this is what I actually ship in Pokemon SM.

[kaenith]

Okay, one more painting from yesterday: Vio and Shadow and cherry blossoms.  Because sometimes I just want to draw something really self-indulgent and sappy.

[beastfcker]

four swords and recreation 

[halloweencrafts]

Mythical Creatures Infographic from Venere.

From Venere’s site:

Stories. We have been telling them since the dawn of mankind, fueled by the instinct to imagine and create. They are the lifeblood of every culture; they unite communities, establish traditions, and strengthen identities. Often, these stories run rampant with mythical beasts that terrify, devour, rescue, and bewilder. What are the origins of these fanciful tales? Creation myths, true sightings, political propaganda, bedtime musings, nightmares, daydreams, and ancient media are just a hint of the possible sparks. Believe or not, they can offer captivating insight into the places that we love traveling to. This infographic presents 50 of these mythological wonders from around the world. 

Is there one you’d add to this list?

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zelda go!! team goron!!

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zelda go!! team kokiri!

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zelda go!!! team zora!

[s-kinnaly]

Here are some more Faris and Tebanam :D After some discussion with @ridersoftheapocalypse, we’d imagine Faris’s culture to be like egyptian and that they are like cousins to the Gerudo. 

Siek is a new character that @ridersoftheapocalypse and I have created and he has such an impact to Faris. 

He’s a rich nobleman that has a charms of a snake and he takes Faris as his personal favorite to torture with a fire iron and with a mix of pleasure. A lot of his victims feared him, including the gladiators.

You’ll find out more about him in the coming chapters by @ridersoftheapocalypse. She’s an awesome author! Check her out! :D

[s-kinnaly]

This is the new 6th zelgan child named Tebanam! This time this son is only into men. He is a treasure hunter and a historian; especially Gerudo historian, because he wants to make his papa Ganondorf happy since the culture is mostly lost over the centuries. He goes to find gerudo artifacts and preserves it somewhere in Hyrule. 

He also likes to find rare artifacts and learn other cultures as a side hobby when he goes gerduo artifact hunting. And he also likes to explore new places. When at family gatherings, he, Rinku and Orana have a small rivalry of how many temples or tombs they managed to find and who can bring a good gift for their parents.  

During his travels in search of a lost culture in another land, he met Faris, who was former ‘Skullcrusher’ gladiator. Tebanam noticed Faris has descendant features of the people who used to live in the lost culture he was searching for. So Tebanam save him from slavery before he could be killed by his Master for losing a battle with a large bet.