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WON'T YOU DIE TONIGHT FOR LOVE?

[covvboytears]

Agnès Varda: ‘I am still alive, I am still curious. I am not a piece of rotting flesh’

[setoshi-zombie]

Artist: 春泥

[toadsrbutch]

nothing is ever going to be better than this gif. I see this gif and I just about cry every time.

[dotty-literati]

HD remake

[kyotovideo]

This is a real, official Gunbuster image and it radiates so much power.

[angelfagz]

there are more of them btw

[luckydaikon]

[seldomscans]

Run, Alice! by Yamada Mineko (1974)

We are here with more funky 70s Yamada Mineko! This story is part of her "Alice" series, which we'll also release a second instalment shortly that was included in this one shot collection.

We were lucky that deadscanlations had color scans of this cute manga, and thanks to a12 securing them and sending them to us, you can read this manga as if you were a little girl in 1974! Special thanks to Aarо́n for cleaning those old, old pages for your reading pleasure.

I have uploaded the color version to MD, but you can get both the color and gray scaled versions through the DDL link.

DDL MangaDex

[bevsi]

emo girls

[magicalsookie]

keroppi 💚❤️

[twotheleft]

[ukgk]

　 (08/23/2002)

[ukgk]

Aco-tan→ [download]

(If you're having trouble installing a ghost, read this→ or this→) Language: Japanese Author: Tachi Aco Team Release date: 2002 Parody: Ragnarok Online

Staff: Tokinochaya & ls

[genten-art]

After many months of on and off work, my tapestry of nostalgic anime girls is complete!

[yananaua]

Internet girlss

Stickers here

[ukgk]

Ukagaka installed to a oscilloscope running windows 2000 (23/04/2025@dydt_Nao)

[thelibrarbian]

How to install a Ghost / Ukagaka

An ukagaka, or a Ghost, is a little program that sits on your computer desktop. It usually consists of one or two characters that you can interact with. Most ukagakas are in Japanese, but there is a growing community of English ghost developers as well! Most of them are part of the Ukagaka Dream Team (on the link you will find a list of both members and ghosts).

Here’s how to install such a little desktop buddy:

Download and install SSP from here. The site is in Japanese, but the download links on the left have English labels as well. “Complete install package” is the one you will need. (Note: SSP only runs on Windows. Options for other operating systems exist, but I have never used them and don’t know how/if they work. There are some links on Zarla’s Ghost Walkthrough here, if you want to try it out.)

Run the ssp.exe you just installed. A default character will appear and say something in Japanese. Right-click on the character. The menu that pops up will probably be in Japanese as well (if it’s already in English, just proceed with the next step). On the fourth option from the bottom, change the menu language to English. You will need to restart SSP for the change to take effect.

Download the Ghost you want to install. If the ghost comes with a seperate link for a Balloon (that’s the textbox/speech bubble a Ghost uses), download that as well. Both ghosts and balloons can come as either .zip or .nar files.

Drag and drop the downloaded file(s) onto the default SSP character and wait for them to install. If you have downloaded a balloon for the ghost, make sure to install the ballon first, so that the ghost can recognize and use it.

Right-click on the default character again, find the “Change Ghost” option in the menu, and choose your newly downloaded ghost.

Your new ghost should now start up!

[ketamiue]

Waiting

[toitoilog]

小さいトナカイがいる！