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@lucycamui @crimson-chains Kraken!!! :}
Oh my God, I need this
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we're not kids anymore.

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he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
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Release the KRAKEN! Kraken 100% chocolate by @amauryguichonâŁ
@lucycamui @crimson-chains Kraken!!! :}
Oh my God, I need this
@emotionalmorphine. @ethydium
If Disney Movies Had Police Officers
You know who you are.
That last frame! xD
fan-fucking-tastic
It's so true
Inktober or⌠Sharktober? - Week 2
This week, I decided to illustrate some races of the Squaluan civilization, they are all concepts of my story, except the last little ghost shark. He is a character I created recently, I think I will create a comic to reveal its history.
16 - A Mokarran shaman and his mount, they are descendants of the hammer shark.
15 - A family of Galeechas merchants, they are descendants of the zebra shark.
14 - An Alopian wanderer, they are descendants of the Thresher shark.
13 - A Leucan Chef, they are descendants of the bull shark.
12 - A Glauca fisherman, they are descendants from the blue shark.
11 - A Galleon vassal, they are descendants of the tiger shark.
10 - Requiem lost his fins, but he does not remember what happened. Since then, he has been searching for them.
Good June to you, Tumblr friends! And what does that mean? Time for the monthly promotion post for my two blogs! Iâve been super busy, and thereâs a ton of stuff coming up!
Are you following our blogs? You should! Theyâre The Video Game Art Archive and Old Game Mags!
Every day on VGAA we post new, extracted artwork from a ton of old, classic games to allow anyone to use them for their own purposes. Using my own manuals and books, I work hard to extract the art at the best quality, and bringing all sorts of weird, rare artwork to the limelight.
This month weâve got some great games - including:
Sonic 3D Blast / Flickies Island (Megadrive / Saturn) Time Lord (NES) Last Bible III (Super Famicom) Mario Bros (Arcade / NES) Puzzle Bobble 3DX (PlayStation) Bomberman Hero (N64) Skies Of Arcadia (Dreamcast) Punch Out (NES) Magic Knight Rayearth (Game Gear) Cosmic Spacehead (Megadrive) Wonder Dog (Mega CD) Space Harrier II (Megadrive) Marioâs Tennis (Virtual Boy) Kirbyâs Dreamland (Game Boy) Princess Tomato and the Salad Kingdom (NES) Fatal Fury 2 (SNES) And over on Old Game Mags, we rummage through all the great 80â˛s and 90â˛s magazines to find fascinating articles, cover artwork and advertisements for the games of yesteryear, posting several times a day!
Weâll be going through:
Commodore User #53, Feb â88 Hyper #20, July 1995 Saturn Power #5, October 1997 EGM #116, March â98
Both blogs are maintained by just me - Ryan Langley, aka Rlan. Itâs a lot of work maintaining, extracting and posting everything. If you like what Iâm doing, you can support us on Patreon, where you can get updates on both blogs, as well as the original high resolution extracted art from VGAA! You can also do a single donation from the main page of both blogs. Every dollar helps!
We also have a Facebook page as well for both Old Game Mags and The Video Game Art Archive! Please follow them if you can!
The above post is just a tiny bit of whatâll pop up over the next month. Join the Patreon and Help me do even more!
What is life after reading these.
Well that fucked me up
Alchemist Class by BloodShot9001
Love this class. I may build a game just for this. Thanks!!
well that neighbor feud took an amusing turn.
I love everything about this. The drawings and the truce.
Guide to Self-Studying Japanese
A large proportion of Japanese learners self-study. Finding places to learn Japanese in a classroom environment can be difficult and expensive. Hereâs a guide on how you can learn Japanese for free and from the comfort of your sofa.
When learning Japanese, the most important step is to learn Hiragana and Katakana, the writing alphabets of Japanese.
The best way Iâve found to do that is to make flashcards. Make sure you practice writing as well as recognizing them, this will not only be a great skill to have but will also reinforce the shapes in your mind.
Resources:
[Hiragana 42], the best guide Iâve found to learn the Hiragana (in a day!) [Hiranana and Katakana Quiz Site] [Kana Invaders Game] [Anki] An amazing program that will make sure you never forget any KanaâŚ.
The next step is to start learning vocabulary. Where can you find what to learn? Use a site like Memrise to find word lists (for example, there is a word list for all the vocabulary in starter textbooks like Genki), and use the amazing interface to learn them and keep them in your long term memory.
Resources:
[Memrise] as mentioned above to find and learn vocabulary lists. [Most Common Words List] [Anki] An amazing program that will make sure you never forget any VocabularyâŚ.
While encountering vocabulary, youâre likely to be coming across super-complicated-looking Kanji. You can learn Kanji through Memrise as above, but there are some other websites that may be of interest.
Resources:
[Kanji Damage] A great site where you can learn Kanji through mnemonics. [WaniKani] by the same people who make TextFugu can help you learn Kanji from scratch. [Anki] An amazing program that will make sure you never forget any KanjiâŚ.
The next step is to apply that new vocabulary to grammar points and start making sentences.
If you canât get your hands on textbooks like Genki, donât fear! There are a lot of great online grammar resources.
Resources:
[TextFugu] a highly rated âonline textbookâ which will guide you right from the beginning of learning Japanese. [Guide to Japanese] another online textbook with a lot of grammar points and excellent explanations.
So you probably started to learn Japanese because you have some interest in Japanese media. Time to start using it to your advantage!
Aside from the obvious watching Anime, J-dramas and films, why not try Reading Japanese News? Watching Japanese TV? Just make sure you are making these activities productive - note down new vocabulary, add them to Anki, and keep learning! Itâs much easier to learn things youâre interested in.
The most important but difficult part of self-studying Japanese is getting your own compositions checked. Utilize all that grammar and vocabulary and write a short piece, it could be a diary entry or a short essay. Get it recorded for you by a native on RhinoSpike, and checked for grammar and consistencies on Lang-8.These sites also give you the chance to connect with Japanese natives, and perhaps start up some language exchanges!
For more resources, take a look at my Ultimate Resources List
Any more tips? Please submit them here!
Would you get in this van?
This van lives by my work omg
Kia Ora,
Hello new followers!
 Just thought iâd say welcome to my train wreck!
LLAP
In one quote, this 10-year-old nailed whatâs wrong with police brutalityÂ
Taye Montgomery, the 10-year-old boy allegedly Maced in the face by a police officer while peacefully protesting with his mother on Wednesday evening in Minneapolis, had a powerful response when he spoke to reporters on Thursday.
My heart just broke! đ˘
âAt least I got maced and not shotââŚ. I canâtâŚ
Dutch âCuddly Owlâ finally caught on video. This bird has been cuddling the citizens of this town for a while. It likes to land and stomp on peopleâs heads.
Watch the video
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Maybe I'm wrong but prof x can't move things with his mind. Just telepathy. Lol