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spin this wheel of all the pokemon. you now have to fight this pokemon. just you and it, bare-knuckle

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Happy Star Wars Day

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I love when a meme gets so many steps away from its source material that it would be completely incomprehensible if I didn't know what today's date was

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Do me a favour and reblog this with a show you like that was cancelled after only one season. I don't mean shows that were always meant to be miniseries or shows that work perfectly well as a standalone story, or shows that might still get renewed. I mean shows that are and will forever remain unfinished. The more obscure the better.

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Sailor Venus 🐈 🎀 💥

🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡

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Imagine it's your last day alive and you're having to spend it with JD Vance 😭

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I had so much fun at the Super Live! Our audience had great energy.

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Going to the Sailor Moon SuperLive tomorrow, and I am so excited!!!!

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In high school, one of our biggest grades senior year was a research paper, 20 pages double-spaced, not counting a works cited page, on a social issue. I chose fuel alternatives for gasoline. I did the research, typed the paper in MLA format, and turned it in by the due date (I don't think I actually made the argument whether I was for or against the use of fuel alternatives, but I did delve into several options and pointed out that gas companies typically bought and then quashed the research). In college, I reused that paper 2 or 3 times, sometimes updating sources (I wrote it fall semester of 2007; I graduated college in 2012, so sometimes i needed updated research). I also used the skills I'd learned writing that paper to write several, shorter, research papers in college. My favorite was a comparison of 2 Flannery O'Connor stories that was optional but probably saved my GPA that semester because I barely squeezed by in Bio II. Point being, I didn't have the option to use genAI, and if I had, my paper wouldn't have been as useful to me for the next 4 years as it ended up being, nor would I have the transferable skills to write other similar research papers, some in APA format, that I'd learned writing that first paper.

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Just finished Sunrise on the Reaping, and I'm wondering, after 25 years of games, when Effie finally stopped believing The Hunger Games "really are for a greater good." She's seen 50 children sent to their deaths between Haymitch's games and the 3rd Quarter Quell. There's no way she's bought into the propaganda for that long, not with the way she treated Haymitch and the others as their makeshift stylist. Deep down, she's got to know the truth, that it's no longer about punishment, but about dehumanizing district citizens, even if she won't admit it to herself.

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Do you guys have like. AMVs of the mind. Like fanvideos that you have edited in your head for specific media to certain songs and every time you hear the song (or at least sometimes) you think about this nonexistent fanvideo. Used to happen to me a lot in high school and now I still do it sometimes just for fun

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I don't like this but I miss drawing them

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My newest Sailor Leyendecker study. I had quite a bit of fun drawing this one, even though Chibi Usa isn’t really my cup of tea as a character. 

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Hell is other people

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nanami

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I've made someone on Facebook big mad because I like the 2005 Pride and Prejudice movie and am not a devotee of the 95 miniseries (Jennifer Ehle does nothing for me; I'm glad she wasn't Catelyn in GoT). Mind you, this was on the replies of a post celebrating 20 years of the movie, and people were in the comments shitting on it for not being the miniseries.

Anyway, I blocked them and moved on, but honestly, why are people still out there trying to police what other people like in 2025?