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diegocambreart · 1 year ago

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I continue to expand what started as a "six fan arts"

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tribow · 5 months ago

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Devil Engine has one of the funniest introductions in SHMUP that I've seen in a while.

You start the arcade mode and it gives you no difficulty selection. You select your ship and hop right into the fray.

After is PROMPTLY kicks your ass for not perfectly sightreading a very difficult game, THEN it's like "You unlocked Very Easy mode!" :)

Just add some salt in the wound, the button for Very Easy is subtitled with messages calling you a casual or saying, "Why don't you do something challenging for once in your life?"

I respect the merciless attitude here lmao.

#Devil Engine #SHMUP #I bought this when I found out Saitama Saisyu Heiki was on the soundtrack for the DLC

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xboxissues · 2 years ago

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New Xbox Games for November 6th to 10th 2023

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gameboymania · 2 years ago

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#devil engine #video games #box art #game boy #nintendo

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twigg27 · 2 months ago

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he should have been at science fairs and be given too much high expectations by others for being a child prodigy

dude 💔💔💔

#he could have been an inventor #headcanon: his father was an engineer who taught him how to take apart and repair things.#he even got him several textbooks about electronics before they got lost in a freak accident #which may be related to how he became an orphan #dmc white rabbit #dmc netflix #devil may cry white rabbit #devil may cry netflix #twigg chatter

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angelfoodscake · 5 months ago

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peter sam and sir handel !!!!!!!! 💚💙 (ft. rusty)

#I MEANT TO POST THIS EARLIER oops #i tweaked sir handels hair a little bit now but hopefully you guysll be able to see it when i do his full body ref :-3 (hopefully)#also im not sure if you can tell but his hair is supposed to have lil devil horns !!!!! ^3^#i originally wanted to give rusty overalls too but i realised a maintenance uniform would make more sense (and be cooler)#jerms art #ttte #thomas the tank engine #thomas and friends #ttte gijinka #ttte humanized #ttte humanization #ttte peter sam #ttte sir handel #ttte rusty #rustys bald in that one pic bc i havent figured out their hair yet💔

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upstairsdownstairsandinbetween · 21 days ago

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"Devil's Corkscrews," Niobrara River, Nebraska, USA,

In the late 1800s, a remarkable fossil discovery in what is now northwestern Nebraska captured the imagination of scientists and sparked decades of research.

At the Agate Springs quarries, paleontologists unearthed something entirely unexpected—giant, spiral-shaped fossil structures buried deep underground. These mysterious formations, often several feet tall and coiled like ancient tree trunks, were unlike anything seen before. Their peculiar shape and massive size puzzled researchers for years. What could they be?

Initially dubbed “devil’s corkscrews,” these structures were thought to be the fossilized roots of ancient trees or even the remains of giant freshwater sponges. But as investigations continued, a more grounded explanation emerged.

Scientists eventually determined that these spirals were actually burrows—complex underground dens created by an extinct genus of land-dwelling beavers known as Palaeocastor.

The construction of spiral burrows required more effort from paleocastorines than digging straight inclined passages of the same length. Among the reasons that led burrowing beavers to this form is their territorial crowding: in conditions of large colonies, straight burrows should have often intersected.

According to another assumption, the unusual shape of the burrows was a response to the hot and dry climate of that era. From this point of view, its spiral design could have been a kind of air conditioning system for maintaining an optimal temperature and humidity regime inside the nesting chamber, which was especially important for the successful breeding of offspring.

Today, the “devil’s corkscrews” remain one of North America’s most fascinating and bizarre fossil discoveries—a testament to the strange and adaptive behavior of prehistoric life, preserved in stone beneath the Nebraska prairie.

Photo by B. Nicholls