Monster & Lore Enjoyer

He/Him, Bisexual, adores the Monster Hunter series and other RPGs

[catinabed]

Weird birds.

[catinabed]

Weird birds.

[mercyseb]

WingGoat

[xdesily]

This tweet gave me the stupidest idea, so here’s Krusie being dumb and stupid

[thelostmoongazer]

The Upids <4

[meltesh28]

let's hangout together for the rest of our lives or something dude

[greatwyrmgold]

Art by MaxOKE on Bluesky:

Cute fanart. The artist has more Pink Mew fanart.

But this is the only one with her in pocket p catgirl figure form. And that made me think about being able to switch between being small and cute, and strong and normal-sized...lucky Pink...

[viput69]

OK GUYS

HEAR ME OUT

SEAM ADOPTING PINK AND REGAINING HOPE BECAUSE SHE GIVES THEM A NEW PURPOSE IN LIFE AND FILLES THE HOLE LEFT BY JEVIL

Seam is an old plush toy. This kind of toys is usually made for children and becomes "obsolete" as soon as a child grows up. But Pink is something so special and magical - she is a literal embodiment of a deep connection between toy and its owner. This doll will never be abondened like Seam was. And unlike lightners of card kingdom who "abondened" their darkners (yes I know that gerson died, but please entertain the idea for a moment) Pink wants to build meaningful relationships with darkners, wants to be one of them.

Plus she is also a CAT MAGICIAN, who Seam can train to become a worthy opponent for them in the games this old cat used to play with jevil. There even is a dialogue that can be a hint at their future interaction

PLEASE TOBY I NEED THIS

[thegreatgoldenjay]

I love this

[hoodlytheowl]

[gigagoku30]

I've never played Bomberman

[larachnae]

that fucking chrome dinosaur

[paradise-sys]

can someone please turn this into a gif

[rockergiirl]

[acebender]

[monster-huntologist]

COME ON SUMMER GAMES FEST, GIVE ME MY GIRL. IVE GOT A PRAYER CIRCLE ACTIVATED AND EVERYTHING

[moonidraws]

Gammoth i drew to manifest it in wilds

[dragon-cuddles]

Baby Gammoth Sketch

[prokopetz]

Me: I'm looking for a work of literary cyberpunk that seriously explores the impact of ubiquitous cybernetic enhancement upon bodily autonomy.

Them: I have a work of literary cyberpunk that seriously explores the impact of ubiquitous cybernetic enhancement upon bodily autonomy.

Me: Does it really seriously explore the impact of ubiquitous cybernetic enhancement upon bodily autonomy, or does it employ bodily autonomy as a metaphor for the artist's loss of intellectual freedom under the corporate state?

Them: It definitely seriously explores the impact of ubiquitous cybernetic enhancement upon bodily autonomy.

Me: All right – show me your work of literary cyberpunk that seriously explores the impact of ubiquitous cybernetic enhancement upon bodily autonomy.

Me: *looks inside*

The work: *employs bodily autonomy as a metaphor for the artist's loss of intellectual freedom under the corporate state*

[digital-meat]

this guys always having really specific problems with his nerd books

[prokopetz]

This is actually a pretty widespread problem in cyberpunk media. It's just not one able-bodied people tend to notice because they're accustomed to their media treating disabled people as metaphors for things.

[furlitz]

seeing earthmover for the first time was a spiritual experience