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Magical Girl Bracket

Written list under the cut

Polls will be posted later this week

Madoka Kaname from Puella Magi Madoka Magica vs. Valerie Amaranth from Magical Warrior Diamond Heart

Arisugawa Himari from KiraKira☆Pretty Cure A La Mode vs. Sora Harewataru from Hirogaru Sky! Pretty Cure

Erza Scarlet from Fairy Tail vs. Cocona Cocomine from Flip Flappers

Yugi Muto from Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters vs. Ahiru from Princess Tutu

Zatanna Zatara from DC Comics vs. Koyuki Himekawa from Magical Girl Raising Project

Ben Tennyson from Ben 10 vs. John Constantine from DC Comics

Doremi Harukaze from Magical DoReMi vs. Momoko Akatsutsumi from Powerpuff Girls Z

Andromeda Shun from Saint Seiya vs. Max Owen from Magical Boy

Luz Noceda from The Owl House vs. Jem from Jem and the Holograms

Momozono Love from Fresh Pretty Cure! vs. Ruru Amour from HUGtto! Pretty Cure

Mari Maya from Samurai Flamenco vs. Madoka Aguri from Doki Doki! Pretty Cure

Tinker Bell from the Pixie Hollow movies vs. Ryuko Matoi from Kill la Kill

Flora from Winx Club vs. Aelita Schaeffer from Code Lyoko

Himeno Awayuki from Pretear vs. Amu Hinamori from Shugo Chara!

Danny Fenton from Danny Phantom vs. Ayumu Aikawa from Is This is a Zombie?

Luluco from Space Patrol Luluco vs. Homura Akemi from Puella Magi Madoka Magica

Ichigo Motomiya from Tokyo Mew Mew vs. Undine Wells from Sleepless Domain

Marinette Dupain-Cheng from Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir vs. Chocola Meilleure from Sugar Sugar Rune

Shirayuki from Snow White with the Red Hair vs. Myoudouin Itsuki from  Heartcatch Pretty Cure!

Adrien Agreste from Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir vs. Dante from Devil May Cry

Minami Maki from Majitora vs. Alear from Fire Emblem Engage

Sally Yumeno from Sally the Witch vs. Talia from Lolirock

Korra from The Legand of Korra vs. The Guardian of the Veil from W.I.T.C.H.

Kiana Kaslana from Honkai Impact 3rd vs. Hotaru Tomoe from Sailor Moon

Utena Tenjou from Revolutionary Girl Utena vs. Steven Universe from Steven Universe

Atsuko Kagari from Little Witch Academia vs. Meimi Haneoka from Saint Tail

Anne Boonchuy from Amphibia vs. Adora from She-Ra and the Princesses of Power

Laura from Tropical-Rouge! Pretty Cure vs. Anthy Himemiya from Revolutionary Girl Utena

Star Butterfly from Star vs. the Forces of Evil vs. Hoshina Hikaru from  Star☆Twinkle Pretty Cure

Chibiusa Tsukino from Sailor Moon vs. Kurama from Yu Yu Hakusho

Rose Lalonde from Homestuck vs. Sakura Kinomoto from Cardcaptor Sakura

Iris from Lolirock vs. Usagi Tsukino from Sailor Moon

[ccp-visualarts]

Transcendental Mervy Pueblo x Atsuko Yamagata

14 November 2019 to 9 February 2020 Bulwagang Carlos V. Francisco (CCP Little Theater Lobby) Opening reception: 14 November, Thursday, 6pm

Pueblo and Yamagata, visual artists based in Manila, have met, created and exhibited their works at the recently concluded 7th international art festival called the Nakanojo Biennale in Japan last September 2019. This 14 November 2019, Thursday, 6pm, the Cultural Center of the Philippines unveils their work from the biennale to bid visitor to look-in to the insights of the artists in this exhibition who address historical, contemporary and societal specters.

Working both individually during their artist in residency of the biennale, Pueblo and Yamagata have realized projects that respond to the physical and nonphysical realm. Pueblo’s installation is interjected with coded references, creating socially charged mysterious draperies that function as a portrait of our contemporary reality. Yamagata playfully explores animist processes and presents a materialistic definitions of the immaterial just like how one’s journey is recorded by one’s own footprint. Transcendental offers an immersive experience that sets the space for an examination of one’s own values and of the indelible tracks that continues even after one’s presence is relinquished.

About the artists

Atsuko Yamagata Born 1982 in Sapporo City, Hokkaido, Japan, Yamagata is a self-taught practicing visual artist since 2006 with a B.A. degree from Foreign Studies Program of Tokyo University majoring in Indonesian language: Southeast Asian Cultural Studies. In 2012 she entered Musashino Art University in Tokyo, but withdrew after a year as she moved to the Philippines. Yamagata has numerous solo exhibitions in 2018: Uncontrolled Artificiality at Finale Art File, Born Softly at MO_Space, Belongingness at West Gallery, and in 2017: Breathing, Breeding, Blowout , at Artinformal, and Borrowed Scenery at Underground gallery, and Made Roots Here at Hotel Nikko Sapporo. On the same year she participated to the 6th Nakanojo Biennale in Gunma Prefecture(Japan) as resident-artist and exhibitor. She has been participating in numerous exhibitions mainly in the Philippines, but has exhibited internationally: Japan (from 2012-2019), Indonesia (2016) and Singapore (2018 and 2015).

Mervy Pueblo Born in Quezon City in 1982, Pueblo graduated from Minneapolis College of Art and Design with an MFA degree under the flagship of the Philippine-American Education Foundation and Fulbright Scholarship in 2013. She has received several awards from different institutions such as the Award for Continuing Excellent Service: for Visual Arts and Art Education by the Metrobank Foundation Inc. (2019 PH), AICAD Post graduate Teaching Fellowship by the Minneapolis College of Art and Design MN, USA (Nomination, 2016); Thirteen Artist Awards (2015 CCP, PH), Ethel Morrison Van Derlip Award (2013 USA), Ateneo Art Awards (Finalist, 2012 PH), the Metrobank Art and Design Excellence: Sculpture Competition (Special Citation 2006, and Finalist, 2007 to 2010 PH), and Recognition of Talented Youth in Arts and Culture conferred by the office of the Pasig City Mayor (2006). Pueblo had solo exhibitions at Gotanda Community Center, Gunma, Japan (Coming Home, 2019), Artinformal, MM, PH (Fearless, 2014), Bliss on Bliss, NY, USA (Capital Values, 2013), Northrup King, MN, USA (Expectation Kits, 2013), MCAD Library Gallery, MN, USA (Remember to Forget, 2011), and at the Black Room, Whittier Studios, MN, USA (Project Mediating Stone, 2011). Moreover she has participated in numerous group exhibitions and symposiums, locally and internationally such as; Japan 2019, 2018, 2016, 2012 and 2009; Malaysia 2018 and 2016; Singapore 2017 and 2014; France in 2014; the United States of America in 2011 to 2013; South Korea in 2011, 2010 and 2008; Russia in 2008; and Vietnam in 2007. She continues to work at her studio in Rosario, Cavite.

Exhibit viewing hours are Tuesday to Sunday, 10am to 6pm. Hours are extended until 10pm on days with evening performances at the CCP Main Theater. For more information, please contact: Visual Arts and Museum Division, Production and Exhibition Department at (632)8832-1125 loc. 1504/1505 and (632)8832-3702, mobile (0917) 6033809, email ccp.exhibits@gmail.com or visit www.culturalcenter.gov.ph.

[okakebi]

updated active blogs list !! i’m only putting this up because it’s so hard for my friends to keep up with all my blogs and this needed a massive update . i am not posting this to pressure anyone to follow me !! i just generally write characters from smaller fandoms so maybe you didn’t know they even existed idk . i also have atsuko on @revelite and i want to go back to that blog but my icons and overall coding is god awful and i might make that into a multi-muse instead .

* ( san / @okakebi / mononoke hime ) highest activity both ic and in shitposting . i’m here most of the time !!

* ( zero two / @xtrelizia / darling in the franxx ) equal ish activity , basically shitpost city

* ( takasugi shinsuke / @execurse / gintama ) brand new , planning on being very active so go hang out with my emo king

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[thecollegeduck-blog]

2016 Lists

My Favourite Books

Brandon Sanderson’s Books (esp. The Way of Kings)

Rogue Lawyer (John Grisham)

Stupid Post-It-Notes (Ryan)

Snow Crash (Neal Stephenson)

Etherwalker (Cameron Dayton)

The Hunger Games (Suzanne Collins)

Book of Lenses (Jesse Schell)

No. 6 (Atsuko Asano)

My Favourite Movies

Big Hero 6

Christopher Nolan’s Movies

Udta Punjab

Iron Man (1-3)

Resident Evil: Retribution

My Favourite Games

The World Ends With You

Watchdogs (1 & 2)

Remember Me

Edge of Mirror

Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney

Final Fantasy Series

Metal Gear 4 and Rising Revengeance

Tomb Raider Series

InFamous: Second Son

This War of Mine

My Favourite Comics

Fisheye Placebo

Countdown to Countdown

Sarah’s Scribbles

Zen Pencils

4-Panel Life

Postcards in Braille

Watashini XX Shinasai!

Kagerou Daze

Code Breaker

Pink Zombies

Digital Daisy

Death Note

My Favourite TV series

Tokyo Ghoul

K

Castle

Quantico

Maid Sama

Hannah Montana

Wizards of Waverly Place

Generator Rex

Ben 10

Black Rock Shooter

Darker Than Black

Terror in Resonance

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Wednesday Creature Feature ~ April 17, 2019 - https://paulwesleychronicles.com/wednesday-creature-feature-april-17-2019/ #PaulWesley

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Wednesday Creature Feature ~ April 17, 2019

  Dead Whale found with 48 Pounds of Plastic in Stomach! 

A 26 foot sperm whale was found near Sardinia with 48 pounds of plastic in its stomach!

The environmental group (World Wildlife Foundation) said the garbage recovered from the sperm whale’s stomach included a corrugated tube for electrical works, plastic plates, shopping bags, tangled fishing lines and a washing detergent package with its bar code still legible.

It was also found that the whale was carrying a fetus whale that had already died. Experts are saying that the mother was unable to eat because of the large amounts of plastic already in her stomach. WWF says that between 150,000 and 500,000 tons of plastic end up in Europe’s waters each year.

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Study says Cats React to their Name! 

This should seem like no surprise to cat owners but Japanese scientists conducted a new study that just recently suggested that cats can distinguish between words that people say.

Atsuko Saito of Sophia University in Tokyo says there’s no evidence cats actually attach meaning to our words, not even their own names. Instead, they’ve learned that when they hear their names they often get rewards like food or play, or something bad like a trip to the vet. And they hear their names a lot. So the sound of it becomes special, even if they don’t really understand it refers to their identity.

If you have a cat then you probably will disagree with some of that quote because like many other pets, cats are very smart, and the thought that they do not attach meaning just doesn’t seem real. Like many animals there can be a special bond with their owner (s) so we can hope they truly love us, and it’s not all just for food.

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Two Feisty Alligator Snapping Turtles Get Pedicures!

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