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I love how I keep posting things here much later than I post things on Instagram 😭

Here is a Hovernyan doodle page that I made a while back! Honestly with this he's become one of my favorite Yokai Watch characters at this point hfhsjd X) ✨

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It's been a while since I've posted anything here since I've joined Instagram again, so, with a number of my Yokai Watch art being posted on here, I thought it would be nice to show this that got done a while back! This is what I would imagine AllNyta's debut episode title to look like in my AU 🙌💫

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Poppy WOKEtime

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SPOILERS ONCE AGAIN, but I just also remembered something I can add to this.

If there is people who believe Poppy "betrays" us, then why is saving Kissy Missy the VERY first thing she does in Chapter 4. She literally tells us to go without her, just to get back up there as quick as she can to save her friend, and also warns us before reaching the ground that this place is a lot more dangerous than all the others. Then STRAIGHT after they reach the Safe Haven, the first thing she does is ask for someone to help Kissy, who is clearly very injured, instead of focusing on other matters.

THEN, not to mention, but when you're approaching the Safe Haven, and they knew the Prototype was there, they instantly swiped you away and alerted you to be quiet so that they wouldn't be caught. I'm just telling you right now, but if Poppy really wanted us to die, she would have let us by now, but even when the most dangerous of the toys was there, they rescue you the split second before anything bad can happen, and without you expecting it too.

Soooo, now that I've been a LOT more into Poppy Playtime after Chapter 4's release, there's something I wanted to talk about in regards to Poppy. There's been quite a bit of backlash towards her and so I wanted to share my take on where I stand with her character in general.

Do note that this will, of course, have spoilers from the game as a whole, so please watch out for those before reading this! For those who want to keep reading, just click past the read more tab after the GIF to get started!

The take I wanted to make is that Poppy should not be receiving all this blame that she's getting. Here's why I think this:

1. While she was (theoretically) what caused these kinds of experiments to begin (since she was Elliot's daughter and likely the family member that passed away), she was reincarnated against her will. I'm sure that Elliot's daughter was young before passing, so being able to revive her at all is extraordinary. But to be brought back to life as a toy, and forever under the confines of the Playtime Co factory? I could certainly see why she would be longing for freedom and hate the Prototype, especially for being put into a case (that not only trapped her in a small space, but *sedated* her with red smoke, by the way.) This, too, is probably why she escaped the scene when the Prototype located the trio at the end of Chapter 4, but more on that later.

2. She may have been involved with the Hour of Joy, but was she directly influenced or killing anyone? No. She was clearly against it, and felt sympathy for those who had suffered at the hands of a unneeded massacre. Could she have made an effort to stop it? Maybe, but I doubt it. We have to keep in mind that the Prototype is THE most powerful AND hyperintelligent toy in the whole structure; even if she *was* to try and put a stop to the Hour of Joy before it began, even if part of it was meant to act as revenge towards those who experimented on the toys, her efforts would have been ceased quickly. This, in return, is probably another reason why she chose to keep you for longer in the Playtime Co factory, as she and others have mentioned how capable the player is (with the Doctor even saying that they are what the Prototype fears most.) If Poppy was capable of stopping the Prototype on her own or with her alliance, she would have done so by now, and not have forced your stay for longer.

3. Even if it sounds extreme, Poppy's plan to explode the Playtime Co factory is justified. Her intentions were not only to kill the Prototype, BUT to save the orphans that are still alive and sleeping in the labs AND destroy the facility as a whole as an effort to prevent any further experimentation from being done to other children. When she was discussing this plan with the player in the middle of Chapter 4, she noted how the plan had to account for various things, specifically what I just mentioned. The only thing that I could argue with is the fact that the kids living in the Safe Haven were the ones who were meant to blow up the place, and that she could have given them a bit more consideration and empathy. However, if they were to initiate the plan, the chances of escape for most of the kids are slim following the explosion, so, when Poppy entitled them to blowing up the structure, it was either because she wanted to account for helping them get put out of their misery, OR because she knew the sacrifice was necessary. Many plans or actions in general, account for sacrifices to be made, whether minor or severe. Doey made good points about considering the kids' lives, but based on the fact that they are arguing about the overall plan in Chapter 4, this shows that this discussion has happened at least multiple times before Poppy "abandoned" the Safe Haven. Plus, with how powerful the Prototype is sought out to be, it would be rather difficult to eliminate him in another way aside from something as impactful as the grand explosion Poppy suggested.

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4. Poppy, in my opinion, did not betray Kissy and the player. As we observed, Poppy discovered not only that Ollie was being mimicked by the Prototype this whole time, but that it was planning to put her back in the case, a place that brought her fear, trauma, and discomfort. Having both of these things now colliding in her head, and with the Prototype rapidly approaching their location, Poppy, in the end, became rather hurt and overwhelmed, showed by her moments of emotion during the reveal and that one moment of frantic breathing. Not wanting to experience the same torture, she ran out of the scene, yet there was never any hints of her doing it maliciously, or, in other words, *purposefully* to leave Kissy and the player in the dust. She knew Kissy was afraid of the Prototype, and that the player did make their best effort to commit to her plan, yet it was her overload of various emotions that caused her to run away in hopes of not being contained once more. If you were significantly connected to a toy that caused an absolute massacre of both the innocent and the guilty AND that wanted to contain you in a confined space that you have already been trapped in for years, I wouldn't blame you for running away. Maybe it's not best to leave two of your remaining allies in a state of vulnerability, but even if Poppy did stay, there wouldn't have been too much that she would have been able to do or to have control of. She's clearly proven herself to be selfless, based on the fact that she cares for the children, is willing to save the orphans while accounting for the Prototype, AND becomes severely emotional when someone she was close to ends up being killed or hurt. Therefore, her runaway, to me, was not a betrayal or any sign of her ever manipulating anyone, but, rather, of a young woman who is just afraid of experiencing more years of suffering and isolation against her own will.

I didn't expect myself to want to go into such a level of depth about this subject, but it irks me to see that, even while Poppy does have her flaws like anyone else, that she is having so much blame and hatred thrown on her. She just wanted what was best for future generations, and was willing to make the necessary sacrifices to ensure that it would happen. She was justified with her decisions (the exception being lying to the player about letting them escape at the end of chapter 2), and showed a lot of selflessness in regards of saving those who were and weren't associated with the Playtime Co factory.

Thanks for stopping by. Hopefully, if you read this, you can at least understand where I'm coming from. Feel free to add more in the comments or through reblogs! 💖

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Soooo, now that I've been a LOT more into Poppy Playtime after Chapter 4's release, there's something I wanted to talk about in regards to Poppy. There's been quite a bit of backlash towards her and so I wanted to share my take on where I stand with her character in general.

Do note that this will, of course, have spoilers from the game as a whole, so please watch out for those before reading this! For those who want to keep reading, just click past the read more tab after the GIF to get started!

The take I wanted to make is that Poppy should not be receiving all this blame that she's getting. Here's why I think this:

1. While she was (theoretically) what caused these kinds of experiments to begin (since she was Elliot's daughter and likely the family member that passed away), she was reincarnated against her will. I'm sure that Elliot's daughter was young before passing, so being able to revive her at all is extraordinary. But to be brought back to life as a toy, and forever under the confines of the Playtime Co factory? I could certainly see why she would be longing for freedom and hate the Prototype, especially for being put into a case (that not only trapped her in a small space, but *sedated* her with red smoke, by the way.) This, too, is probably why she escaped the scene when the Prototype located the trio at the end of Chapter 4, but more on that later.

2. She may have been involved with the Hour of Joy, but was she directly influenced or killing anyone? No. She was clearly against it, and felt sympathy for those who had suffered at the hands of a unneeded massacre. Could she have made an effort to stop it? Maybe, but I doubt it. We have to keep in mind that the Prototype is THE most powerful AND hyperintelligent toy in the whole structure; even if she *was* to try and put a stop to the Hour of Joy before it began, even if part of it was meant to act as revenge towards those who experimented on the toys, her efforts would have been ceased quickly. This, in return, is probably another reason why she chose to keep you for longer in the Playtime Co factory, as she and others have mentioned how capable the player is (with the Doctor even saying that they are what the Prototype fears most.) If Poppy was capable of stopping the Prototype on her own or with her alliance, she would have done so by now, and not have forced your stay for longer.

3. Even if it sounds extreme, Poppy's plan to explode the Playtime Co factory is justified. Her intentions were not only to kill the Prototype, BUT to save the orphans that are still alive and sleeping in the labs AND destroy the facility as a whole as an effort to prevent any further experimentation from being done to other children. When she was discussing this plan with the player in the middle of Chapter 4, she noted how the plan had to account for various things, specifically what I just mentioned. The only thing that I could argue with is the fact that the kids living in the Safe Haven were the ones who were meant to blow up the place, and that she could have given them a bit more consideration and empathy. However, if they were to initiate the plan, the chances of escape for most of the kids are slim following the explosion, so, when Poppy entitled them to blowing up the structure, it was either because she wanted to account for helping them get put out of their misery, OR because she knew the sacrifice was necessary. Many plans or actions in general, account for sacrifices to be made, whether minor or severe. Doey made good points about considering the kids' lives, but based on the fact that they are arguing about the overall plan in Chapter 4, this shows that this discussion has happened at least multiple times before Poppy "abandoned" the Safe Haven. Plus, with how powerful the Prototype is sought out to be, it would be rather difficult to eliminate him in another way aside from something as impactful as the grand explosion Poppy suggested.

And

4. Poppy, in my opinion, did not betray Kissy and the player. As we observed, Poppy discovered not only that Ollie was being mimicked by the Prototype this whole time, but that it was planning to put her back in the case, a place that brought her fear, trauma, and discomfort. Having both of these things now colliding in her head, and with the Prototype rapidly approaching their location, Poppy, in the end, became rather hurt and overwhelmed, showed by her moments of emotion during the reveal and that one moment of frantic breathing. Not wanting to experience the same torture, she ran out of the scene, yet there was never any hints of her doing it maliciously, or, in other words, *purposefully* to leave Kissy and the player in the dust. She knew Kissy was afraid of the Prototype, and that the player did make their best effort to commit to her plan, yet it was her overload of various emotions that caused her to run away in hopes of not being contained once more. If you were significantly connected to a toy that caused an absolute massacre of both the innocent and the guilty AND that wanted to contain you in a confined space that you have already been trapped in for years, I wouldn't blame you for running away. Maybe it's not best to leave two of your remaining allies in a state of vulnerability, but even if Poppy did stay, there wouldn't have been too much that she would have been able to do or to have control of. She's clearly proven herself to be selfless, based on the fact that she cares for the children, is willing to save the orphans while accounting for the Prototype, AND becomes severely emotional when someone she was close to ends up being killed or hurt. Therefore, her runaway, to me, was not a betrayal or any sign of her ever manipulating anyone, but, rather, of a young woman who is just afraid of experiencing more years of suffering and isolation against her own will.

I didn't expect myself to want to go into such a level of depth about this subject, but it irks me to see that, even while Poppy does have her flaws like anyone else, that she is having so much blame and hatred thrown on her. She just wanted what was best for future generations, and was willing to make the necessary sacrifices to ensure that it would happen. She was justified with her decisions (the exception being lying to the player about letting them escape at the end of chapter 2), and showed a lot of selflessness in regards of saving those who were and weren't associated with the Playtime Co factory.

Thanks for stopping by. Hopefully, if you read this, you can at least understand where I'm coming from. Feel free to add more in the comments or through reblogs! 💖

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Why frogs are so cool??

Translation to second pic (something like):

R: You are the best thing ever happened in my life

B: Wow your life is fucked up

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Good morning, have more little nightmares AU cus I couldn’t sleep today

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Woe, little nightmares AU be upon ye

The plot of poppy playtime, specially the locations, is literally perfect for a little nightmares AU

Have some of the hypothetical ideas I had

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based on that one rement figure

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we are so back

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rah

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Orochi vs. Orochi

I'm having way too much fun combining Yo-kai Watch and Brawl Stars

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Forget cleaning! Take a good 20 minutes to draw Icky Licky to surprise your sister when she gets home instead! >:] 🖤💛

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Forget cleaning! Take a good 20 minutes to draw Icky Licky on a mini whiteboard to surprise your sister when she gets home instead! >:] 🖤💛

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Last week there was this image floating around of CLH Rayman dressed up like a valentines Cupid which is absolutely nothing to do with some shitty NFT game that no one wants no siree , and lots of artists jumped into the ring to draw their own versions of him! I am very late to the party but I did find this cutie delightful and wanted to draw him too. And heck we’re still in February; I’m sure there’s more than enough love to go around XD

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my creations...

couldn't resist to make an artwork inspired by The Doctor's trailer!! i already so much in love with this character

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As of recently, I've been getting a lot of mentions from random people. While I can see that it's promoting a good cause, which is getting the attention of users to help donate to Palestinian families in need, it's quickly becoming spam.

First of all, any time this has happened, I do not know the user who is mentioning my user. How are you even finding my user, and all these other random users? Is this really your way of encouraging people on social media to help?

Second, I have mentioned many, MANY times that I am NOT able to donate for a variety of reasons. Mentioning me at random as an effort to "get my attention" and force me and others to donate is going to, at some point, end up being more annoying than useful, especially since you don't provide a message before. If you don't even give us context as to what you are mentioning us too, how do we know that you aren't mentioning us to a possible scam/bot post? This hasn't been the case yet, as these Palestinian families are verified by legitimate users and groups, but what if it did end up happening?

From now on (or at least for a while), I'm restricting my mentions and messages to *mutuals only*, and turning off my asks. All Palestinian related posts that are on my blog will remain put.

If you find me selfish or a coward for this, so be it. But if someone is *forcing* me to do a good deed, or spamming me without my consent to do so, then that's something I will not tolerate.

If you read through all of this, thank you for understanding. Take care everyone. 🙌