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🗣️🗣️🗣️ phainon of aedes elysiae what is your dream

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this is what ive gathered about deltarune based off of my dash

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i do not believe in labubus or their cause

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So, okay. In the Anime, Nurse Joy is one of a couple of NPC families, probably an in-joke about being based on an RPG. In the original series, they were all identical individuals who were related (through marriage inexplicably sometimes) who shared the same name.

Not only are they physically identical, but they also have regional variants, which honestly are just like clothing style and hairstyle differences as art changes aside, they still look similar enough between regions that a hairstyle change could make them pretty good ringers for one another.

But, then in Diamond Pearl, they delivered this shocker:

We met Marnie and Page Joy and their father, Karsten. The implication is that

1.) Nurse Joy genes are passed down matrilineally. Anybody can have a child with the Nurse Joy and there is a chance they'll be like a clone of the mother.

2.) Joy is in fact their last name and that too, is passed down matrilineally. Having a living father does not stop them from having the last name Joy.

Now, Horizons/Pokemon SV gives us a unique specimen. A teenage/young adult delinquent Nurse Joy. Now, the Mossui Town Pokemon Center Lady isn't CONFIRMED to be a Nurse Joy relative and as far as we know, there's no other nurses in her region that resemble her.

In the most recent Japanese episode, we also see a Grandma Joy, confirming in fact that Nurse Joy does age, but also she's a Kanto Nurse Joy with a unique hairstyle compared to even the Joys at the same Pokemon Center.

But, then there's Molly. Molly is the first Pokemon Nurse who's a main character. She's IMPLIED to be a Nurse Joy as she claims to come from a family of Pokemon Doctors and is seen eventually working for Pokemon Centers.

When she as a young Pokemon Doctor, she bore a passing resemblance to a Galarian Nurse Joy, but notably, has always had a distinct design from the identical Nurse Joy family, which grew more distinct when she became independent and decided to travel the world treating Pokemon rather than stay at a Pokemon Center.

However, despite being a distinct design, she shares the basic physical features of a Nurse Joy as well as the voice actor, implying some manner of relation.

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The fact that people don't think friendship is enough to justify characters doing insane acts of love for each other baffles me. Like have you never loved your friend so so much you want to live in their ribcage. Have you never been really weird about a friend. Have you never wanted to bite your friends parents or shove them down a staircase. Have you never wanted to be buried in the same grave as a friend. Have u never. How do u people live like this.

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Been binging YouTube horror analyses lately and I forgot how much I love this guy and his wife. Good excuse to try out traditional again for the first time in ages

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Great-Eared Nightjar aka the ‘baby Dragon’ bird Appreciation Post 🐉 🐥

📷 credit: Live Science

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Ewwwww he’s so stinky. We’re sentencing him to the bathtub

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My execution is in three days

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Stolen from reddit where it wasn't being properly appreciated

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A story about a family of three: a father, a child, and their younger sibling.

I thought this kind of concept would be interesting to explore, heavily inspired by the Gutterman's poem. The idea centers on a Gutterman becoming acquainted with an orphaned teen on the battlefield who is looking for their father, a war prisoner. The twist is that, this Gutterman is being fueled by the body of that child's father, so all its feelings and possessiveness over the child is due to the subconscious influence of the father, trying to protect his child. This becomes a source of conflict for the Gutterman, who becomes unsure of what feelings are its own, and feels guilt that it has basically taken away this child's "mother" for it to be given life. This can be akin to the trope where a child is blamed by their family for "taking away their mother's life".

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you need ANYTHING you just tell me. My boy Lucario will hook you up. *gestures to lucario*

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im joining the war on gross disgusting pornographic content on the side of gross disgusting pornographic content

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