It is what it is

@whenmooglesattackagain

I'm just a kid with wanderlust filled dreams and an achingly big and equally lonely heart trying to make sense of a world that is senseless. Let's go on this futile journey together, shall we? Formerly at whenmooglesattack I mostly post Final Fantasy, Pokemon, and language stuffs, but you'll see a lot of Zelda and Sailor Moon things as well.

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How can someone be more lonely with you than they are alone

#what am i doing #self #this can't be healthy

honeybellabuilds

Neverleaf Lodge (CC-Free Residential)

Remember that magical cottage you used to dream of as a child? The place where you would go searching for fey creatures hiding in the woods and watch the sun rise over a glittering ocean? Well, remember no longer, for it has been built. Whether retired witch or creative couple, your sims will learn to love Neverleaf Lodge in no time.

Packs Used: Snowy Escape, Eco Lifestyle, Discover University, Island Living, Get Famous, Seasons, Cats & Dogs, City Living, Get Together, Realm Of Magic, Strangerville, Jungle Adventure, Parenthood, Vampires, Dine Out, Outdoor Retreat, Nifty Knitting, Tiny Living, Laundry Day, Toddler, Bowling Night, Backyard, Kids Room, Romantic Garden, Cool Kitchen, Perfect Patio

Watch the Speed Build: https://youtu.be/nWUSpXx78cM

1 Bedroom, 1 Bathroom

Lot: The Lighthouse in Windenburg (40x30)

105.382 Simoleons

Download: https://www.patreon.com/posts/neverleaf-lodge-44119957

nemesismess

My mom was in Sweden and took this Note: Slut means “the end” so this is saying there are no more left But I still feel this on a spiritual level

sudorm-rfslash

Reblog if you too are always a slut for Pokemon

#Swedish things #pokemon #gachagacha

cervine-arctophile

starting to feel like summer!

#animal crossing #japan #kotatsu #it's amazing how creative people are with this game

bookmania

Ikushima Library Is the Most Incredible Booklover’s Paradise in Japan

Tell me where there exists a booklover’s heaven in Japan?

This library is none other than the Ikushima Library. It rises in the outskirts west of Tokyo, in the same Kokubunji where the most celebrated Japanese contemporary writer Haruki Murakami ran his Jazz Bar.

The Ikushima Library is owned by two Japanese writers who planned a house that doubled their workspace.

This library’s shelves has been carved and perfected beautifully, in clean architecture. It is designed not by people, but by tons and tons of books!

Everyone dubs this enormous structure as a “House of Books, with Family.” At night it looks more beautiful!

Tell me what you think about this place.

Photos from (Atelier Bow Wow)// More bookish stuff at bookmania.me

#i want this house please #books #haruki murakami #Japan

triforce-princess

#is this twilight princess?#I've always wanted to play ToT #zelda

yamujiburo

realistically they’d both wear the blue shirt and meowth would wear the pink one

yamujiburo

yeah

#pokemon #team rocket

retrogamingblog2

Pokemon Mugs made by TheMoonborn

whenmooglesattackagain

Omg I LOVE THESE 😍

#pokemon

beanisle

#fauna #animal crossing

battlevilla

thehospitalclub

So y'all probably know about chocobos. They’re this fictional bird creature that characters from the final fantasy series can ride. They look like this in most contemporary artwork and renders.

Sometimes even way cuter like this stud muffin here

But it turns out that these guys here are way more bird-like than the original chocobo design. The chocobo first appeared in Final Fantasy II (1988) on the NES. Its original render looked like this:

That’s the world map. Originally, the idea was that the whole party of four would ride on the back of one chocobo (unlike the later chocobos designed to be ridden by a single rider). And so Yoshitaka Amano designed for the official artwork gigantic two-legged reptilian bird that could travel around the world with multiple riders. The first official chocobo artwork looked nothing like the chicken-thing we now know:

Fucking awesome right? One more thing: it was possible to summon a chocobo into battle in Final Fantasy III using “Chocobo Rage.” The game manual featured artwork for moves and items and featured this one for Chocobo Rage:

This interpretation of a chocobo quickly fell out of fashion. The concept art for Final Fantasy IV (1991) had already moved on to the chicken design we’re more familiar with: