i just think they'd be friends in a magical girl show

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i just think they'd be friends in a magical girl show
“For Mega Dragonite, ending a Pokémon match quickly is an act of kindness toward its opponent.” - Mega Dragonites description has me rolling lol
Gamefreak has now the opportunity to do something really funny in the future.
I also blame @qwagly and @tuttiwrites for this because this was their idea originally.
MEGA DRAGONITE!!! ˚₊‧꒰ა ✦ ໒꒱ ‧₊˚
silly dragons
Art I did for my good friend on discord! :)
Psst - comms opening soon!
Game's been out over a month, I can post this spoiler piece I drew a few weeks back now and not feel bad.
The use of the singular 'my' in the first part into the plural 'we' is intentional as only Ghost's life was saved by Hornet, but all the siblings want to save hers.
Sister of Void ending my beloved <3
Happy pride! Have some cryptids 👻🏳️🌈
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A crow with a halo. One thousand gems of genius in poetry and art. 1889.
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everything is more alive than us / acrylic on paper
Mark Grantham (Canadian), February on June Street, Halifax, 2015, Acrylic on canvas
ID. a painting of a shady street in winter, drifts of snow at the sides and puddled water down the middle of the street that reflects the trees. the end of the street opens up to a snowy park, lit brightly by golden winter light. the painting is painted in vibrant rich colors with visible brushstrokes. End ID.
Helen Frankenthaler, Concerto, 1982,
Acrylic on canvas,
53 x 39¼ in (134.6 x 99.7 cm)
Courtesy: Christie's
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some more daffodils