Endre Tót, "your rain & my rain", 1971 [Archiv a sbírka Jiřího Valocha, Moravská galerie, Brno. Art: © Endre Tót]

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Endre Tót, "your rain & my rain", 1971 [Archiv a sbírka Jiřího Valocha, Moravská galerie, Brno. Art: © Endre Tót]
Top: in Super Paper Mario, the intended way to defeat the Mr. I enemies is to flip into 3D and then run a circle around them. This is, of course, a reference to how they are defeated in Super Mario 64, and would be the method immediately apparent to players familiar with that game.
Bottom: however, an alternate way to defeat them is to use the Pixl Fleep on them, which spins them around and makes them dizzy in a different manner.
Interestingly, Tippi's Tattle of the Mr. I, "Try flipping and spinning around and around it…" can actually be taken to hint at the second method as well. Instead of "flipping into 3D" specifically, she simply says "flipping", which applies to Fleep's ability as well.
Normally, one would interpret "flipping and spinning around" as one action with two steps. However, if the sentence is taken to suggest two things, "flipping" and "spinning around" separately from each other, then it describes both methods.
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‘Astro Go! Go!’! A unique Super Famicom game, with art by Satoshi Okano, who would later create some iconic Sonic artwork! This was the cover artwork.
fungi.neocities.org is a site by Polyducks, who’s been featured here many times before. It features art by various artists, all using the JGS5-font by Adel Faure and a palette by Polyducks. Images above by Green Guy, Mozz, Will Griff and Polyducks.
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A curious book called “The Devil in Britain and America” by John Ashton (1896) reproduced an image of some writing that…
“is supposed to be the only specimen of Satanic calligraphy in existence and is taken from the ‘Introductio in Chaldaicam Linguam,’ by Albonesi (1532). The author says that by the conjuration of Ludovico Spoletano the Devil was called up, and adjured to write a legible and clear answer to a question asked him. Some invisible power took the pen, which seemed suspended in the air, and rapidly wrote what is facsimiled. The writing was given to Albonesi (who, however, confesses that no one can decipher it), and his chief printer reproduced it very accurately.” (Preface, pp.v-vi)
Kenneth Martin, Blue Tangle, (oil on board), 1964 [Government Art Collection, London. Art UK, Staffordshire University Incubator Unit, Stoke-on-Trent. © The estate of Kenneth Martin]
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The Bungo plum blossom, Totoya Hokkei, Gangyokudô Tatsuo, Ashien Umeteru, 1823, color woodcut; embossing; line block in black with color blocks; metal pigments, h 208MM × 184mm. Donation from Mr JHW Goslings, Epse, 1991. RP-P-1991-472. The Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. © The Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam.