#crossing cup

[midnightmoonbeams]

Love to see this! Any time I lose, I immediately restart so I don't usually make it to this screen... unless I win. Feels good, man! One down!

From January 31st, 2023

[alexthesupernintendogamer-blog]

All 24 Cups and 96 Tracks!!!

[ar-mage-ddon]

a safe place to rest

( EPHEMERWEEK 3: home )

[meli-mouse]

sometimes you going through it so u gotta make ur favorite character go through it too

[the-selfinsert]

Just got done watching Indie Cross Ep2, and first of all,

GODDAMN THAT'S GOOD AND 50 MINUTES HOLY SHIT

But more importantly, the reason I'm making this post: At one point in the episode, they end up in Grillby's. Now, for whatever reason, Grillby's is in this weird sci-fi city, but I imagine that's just a quirk of everything getting moved around. The important thing is that while in there, we see all of the regular patrons frozen into gold statues, something we see later happen in the episode by one of the antagonists. Now, that's not much outside of foreshadowing on the surface, BUT, there's one crucial detail.

There's no statue of Sans anywhere. And you'd think, surely if he'd gotten frozen, they would have made some kind of joke or cameo about him. But nothing.

Now pair this with the fact that this freezing attack can be dodged, and dare I say, there is a good chance Sans Undertale is alive and kicking somewhere within this series.

Now, the only holdup for me is that normally, each series only gets one rep to allow for more diversity of games, HOWEVER, you have to note that including Grillby's at all breaks this rule by giving Undertale not just a character rep in Frisk, but an environment rep, something we haven't seen from anything else but FNAF. So it's already broken the one rep rule, so I see no reason it can't be broken further.

-Sincerely, a guy who's totally not desperate to see Sans Undertale in Indie Cross, trust

[zairaalbereo]

In Tarot the Ace of Swords stands for a break through, clarity and a new beginning, while the Ace of Cups stands for love, new relationships, compassion and creativity.

I thought these two cards could, in a lovely way, represented that moment in Joe and Nicky’s journey, where their lives shift direction, and something new and beautiful is born.

[whosectype]

1920s AU tallulah Tuesday!!

[clowntrickery08]

🌟indie Cross fanart because I like cuphead and Shovel Knight's friendship they make a funny duo

[puttersmile]

Teacup Ride

Bobby: Open your eyes, Dogday! Dogday: Noooooo the ride is too faaaast! [it is literally a baby tea cup ride]

Felt the urge to draw some heart n sol

Dogday x BobbyBearhug Community!

[teacolouredink]

Little shelf companions for my gaming overlay 🩷✨ Been having such a blast filling all my screens with all the lil guys I love hehe

[leclercskiesahead]

Studying them

[cicadatree]

fruit cup by @fruitsvillage

DA: 5918-6314-1580

[vikanightlightcomic]

Dark Cream week 2025

Day 6

Shattered Dream by @galacii-gallery

Cross Sans by @jakei95

Dark cream week by @zu-is-here

[pie-bean]

After a rainy weekend the weather is finally clearing up

[visionj-journal]

Seeker Saga Tarot project

It’s been so long... I once wanted to make a detailed video and a lot of posts about my progress through this piece, but it’s been almost 4 years now I think. I might never get to it, so I’m posting these now and leaving it as is.

I really did love working on this - it was a lot of fun and a very rewarding experience, but I doubt I’ll get  to the 30+ hours of footage any time soon ;o;

Feel free to ask questions, I’ll do my best to answer them!

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COMMISSIONS - KO-FI - CARRD - WEBSITE - BLUESKY - INSTAGRAM - YOUTUBE - LINKTREE

[bloomfish]

It's so weird that in angel s5e2 they do a little flashback to Spike's blaze of glory moment in the last episode of Buffy... but they leave out Buffy saying "I love you". It's such a blatant omission, the ONLY omission from that scene, that it feels totally deliberate and kind of dishonest. Considering a lot of the Spike and Angel moments in S5 revolve around their jealousy and rivalry towards each other, and a LOT of that is to do with Buffy like... Why would you leave it out? It's a pretty big moment for Spike's character in general.

As far as I recall they don't even mention it, they just mention the fact that Spike and Buffy have had a lot of sex compared to bangel's ONE disastrous time (that they remember) but it does kind of cheapen it for Spike. A big motivation for him not leaving LA could have been him not wanting to hold Buffy to her words, since he clearly doesn't believe that she loves him (even though she does, as per Whedon). He presumably thinks she only said that to make him feel better in his final moments, because she wouldn't have to actually follow through on her words. Which is sad. But it makes much more sense as a motivation than the weird 'it cheapens my moment of glory' excuse like since when does spike give a shit about that