May 20, 2019
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Nolan for the sweet @sakamotorei !
I live for your salt and beef with the Erins. Thank you for voicing out the same irks I have with their writing and the whole mess up of such a good premise. I love Warriors but god damn I wish someone who cared more would gain the rights to take it over.
Very welcome! Truthfully, I don’t think anyone should take over: I feel it should end. It’s been in their hands for too long (long enough for an entire generation to grow out of the series) and the kind of talent that could turn around the series would be better applied to new creative projects, free from Warriors’ legacy and baggage.
What I’m saying is that disgruntled Warriors fans should learn from the wreckage and write their own original work!
Commission for @pinkgermy for @sakamotorei
Happy Birthday @sakamotorei!!!
Gift for @sakamotorei!
Should I bathe furry warm blooded Ice type Pokémon like Sneasel and Alolan Vulpix with warm or cold water? I don't want to make it uncomfortable for my Pokémon.
Typically, warm-blooded ice-types are best bathed in cold water, but it also depends on the pokémon’s preferences. Because they’re warm-blooded, they have better thermoregulation than cold-blooded (both biologically speaking and “as in, their blood is literally ice”), which means they may be able to tolerate higher temperatures. Spheal and dewgong with the ability Thick Fat, for example, may prefer lukewarm water, and perhaps as a holdover from their fire-type ancestors, some Alolan vulpix prefer warm baths. Start off with a cold bath for your pokémon, then increase the temperature if they indicate to you (through shivering, splashing about, or pawing at the faucet) that it’s too cold. Keep adjusting until you find your pokémon’s preference.
Also, keep in mind that some ice-types should not be bathed, even if they’re furry, unless they absolutely need it (either because they’re filthy, covered in a toxic substance, or already too sick to bathe themselves). For example, members of the sneasel line self-groom and should be left alone, and the swinub line, being part ground, should be given a dust bath instead.
Ahhhh it's so nice to see your art again Diego <3
Such a nice message TvT. Thank you.
7/22/2017
@sakamotorei‘s Zion
//Animation by @blade-rabbit