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I MADE A PART TWO! Remember my 8 years old Latias? I’m really hyped for Hoenn remake and I thought of this idea because this will be the first time where we transfer a Pokemon from old gen and for them to be able to see their home again!!! ;__; I hope you enjoy the comic! Part one here: http://ponpekopon.tumblr.com/post/77596057168/inspired-by-this-post-this-was-based-on-my-own
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Noticed Hifumi has gone missing. Where'd the hamster face man go?
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“I’m still trying to figure that out”

“I am loved”

Williamson you have done so much for our boy we will miss you so much🙏🙏
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How do you think Superbat shippers reacted that one time Superman revealed he was Clark Kent and happily married to Lois Lane? (Luthor mind wiped everyone, so no one knows now, in case you were wondering :) )
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Hollywood and TV writers need to understand this the next time they want to break up the lead couple becasue someone "lied" about something. Lying sucks, but adults can come to the understanding that there is a reason for the secret. This is especially true for the Arrowverse (no, I still don't forgive them for Felicity breaking up with Ollie becasue he lied to her about having a son because the mother of the son would LITERALLY NOT LIT HIM SEE HIS KID IF HE TOLD ANYONE! HAVE A HEART FOR OLLIE!!!)
Also, bonus Clois because they are perfect!
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I couldn't be at Everfree Northwest this year, but I can share the zine I made for last year's show!
Read the rest below the cut to find out who the therapist is!!!
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having anti punitive justice morals sucks because you want to say "man that guy sucks he should get hit with hammers until he dies" but you also want to make it clear you don't think anyone should be put in charge of the 'hit people with hammers until they die" machine.
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Shitty things about being isekaied #34; every time I use the restroom I automatically reach for my phone I left in my jacket pocket back on earth, and my hand goes exactly where I keep my knives on my belt, so I always walk out of the john with a fresh hand wound
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Far too harsh, but hopefully fair review of Game Changer season 7
Episode 1: One Year Later. Tied for 2nd best of the season. Really funny. What game changer does best - give funny people very funny challenges that require outside the box thinking. 10/10
Episode 2: You-lympics. Pretty darn good. Has a great twist that causes pain for our players in the best way possible. Again - funny challenges with funny people. A mite repetitive, but that’s the point. 7/10
Episode 3: Earnest-est. I will be honest, if an episode is kinda boring, then Im skipping through it. I know the jokers bit was interested, but I couldn’t get past that these were just prompts that were answered without being very funny - if the performers aren’t being funny, that its an anti-humor I can’t get into. Also, I know its suppose to be fun when they dance, but the only fun thing about it is that they are in joker uniform. I didn’t really laugh. 3/10.
Episode 4: Crowd Control. This episode was funny, but repetitive. The inclusion of an audience was novel, but it took away from the performers because they had to base the materials on their stories - and sometimes the material was not that exciting. Also, the first few red flags were not very red flag to me - or at least, I didn’t drop my jaw. Still funny, but nothing too surprising. 6/10.
Episode 5: The drinking game. This episode had the funniest final twist and really worked for seeing the performers do a bunch of nonsense while drunk. I liked it a lot, but it feels like there should have been an additional twist. A “paul referino” that would add an extra challenge. Still fun, just not as bizarre as expected. 7/10.
Episode 6: One and Done. Boring. Sorry, but its just prompts with the same deal as each one. Everyone having a menu to choose means that everyone could just do what they wanted. No shocks. 2/10.
Episode 7: Roulette. Tied for second best of the season - really, really funny. Love the rules, love how the force the participants to do something, and love the commitment to the bit. The use of points really does contribute to competition - so point total are always going to be a plus for me. Got really chaotic at the end, only point against it. 9/10.
Episode 8: Fool’s Gold. I don’t like shark tank - why?: because sometimes people fail, and I’m not a fan of watching total disasters fail. If someone is crying out of the shark tank room, and not having fun - I just feel sad. So, I skipped around the episode, and I ended up watching the full bit for Katie - because I like DxD; and yet, I don’t like how Katie showed up with basically no pitch; the bit is “Katie doesn’t have a pitch” and she commits to it, but its like the joke is that there is no effort, and its the same joke repeated again. Boring to me. Very boring. 1/10.
Episode 9: Who wants to Be Jacob Wysocki. Pretty darn good episode. I like the ripcords. I like how the questions were real, but there were also real stakes. Heartfelt too. But - while it could have been weirder, I don’t know what it would be. Like - it needed another twist. Or something 8/10.
Episode 10: Outvoted. I know Sam was proud of the episode, and I love that the studio audience was included - it made the whole thing more personable. HOWEVER; it gave the performers too much freedom. Nothing was PUT ON them to do, and they would not incorporate things well enough to be voted to win. I was kinda bored; I didn’t laugh as hard as I thought I would. 5/10.
Episode 11: Samalongadingdong. THE BEST OF THE SEASON. GLORIOUS. SAVES THE SEASON. So creative, so many puzzles, so many jokes, challenging but in a fun way!! SO MUCH FUN!
Overall, this was a pretty good season, but 4 out of 10 episodes being boring to me really sinks it down. I love it when their are point totals, when there are stakes, and when there are twists. Gamechanger needs to give the performers the right amount of freedom vs. prompts, and too much of this was freedom to just screw around. At its best, (episodes 1,2,5,7, 9,11) its a very inventive game that is not repetitive, has twists, has points, and forces the performers to get out of their comfort zone, and was generally challenging. At its worst, (episodes 3,2,8, and kinda 10) it gives the performers too much freedom, doesn't really have stakes (no points), and is repetitive. THANKFULLY, episodes 1 and 11 are so, so GOOD that they save the season in a way - so great job.
Overall: 7/10. Those rotten eggs really brought down some solid and funny episodes, but it rallied near the end. Thank you to all of the performers, team members, script writers, and the rest of the crew for bringing another good season.
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Wild Animatic !!! 🤣
Animatic and video by @loridart
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Detective Comics #1100 - "Lost & Found" (2025)
written by Tom Taylor art by Mikel Janin
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