#blue dolphin

[mo-ok]

🐬💙🐬💙🏹💙🐬💙🐬

[zeshaika]

Character song for Megumi Misaki/Blue Dolphin (portrayed by Megumi Mori) from Choujuu Sentai Liveman.

Easily one of my top favorite character songs from ‘80s Super Sentai.

[princess-viola]

[delicious-dream-before-the-storm]

I promise you that there is one … a beautiful blue dolphin … It swims just under the bow of the boat… don't be afraid to bend down to see it….

[alwayswonderingandwandering]

le dauphin bleu

[gloriabomfim]

My Rubbadubbers OC Dizzy

In the whimsical realm of the Rubbadubbers, amidst the frolic of bath-time adventures, a unique and heartwarming bond blossomed between the charming purple rubber baby whale, Winona, and her aquatic companion, a baby blue dolphin named "Dizzy." While the Rubbadubbers each brought their distinctive personalities to the vibrant ensemble, the relationship between Winona and Dizzy added an extra layer of tenderness to the narrative tapestry.

Dizzy, a small and sprightly dolphin, mirrored Winona's aquatic nature. His baby blue hue evoked the calmness of the ocean, while his playful demeanor captured the spirit of youthful companionship. In the imaginative world of the Rubbadubbers, Dizzy was not just a toy; he was a symbol of camaraderie and support, demonstrating the magic of connections that transcended the ordinary.

Winona's interactions with Dizzy spoke volumes without the need for words. Their playful exchanges and synchronized movements showcased a beautiful harmony that went beyond mere friendship. As Winona emitted her endearing squeaks, Dizzy responded with gentle clicks and echoes, forming a unique language that resonated with the pure innocence of childhood.

Just as Winona was mute and relied on her joyful squeaks to communicate, Dizzy's cheerful clicks served as his way of reaching out. Together, they exemplified the power of understanding beyond words, where gestures and expressions formed a bridge that united their playful spirits. Dizzy's presence was a constant reminder that even in a world of imaginative adventures, genuine connections could be formed and cherished.

Their interactions often saw Dizzy keeping pace with Winona, his movements mirroring hers as they explored the watery realm of the bathroom together. Whether it was playful spins, synchronized splashes, or graceful twirls, their companionship was an embodiment of joy and harmony. Dizzy's joyful flips and leaps echoed Winona's spirited nature, creating a symphony of delight that resonated with audiences, young and old.

The Rubbadubbers' world was a canvas of creativity and life lessons, and the bond between Winona and Dizzy added a layer of emotional depth that tugged at the heartstrings. In their shared play, their supportive gestures, and their moments of shared wonder, Winona and Dizzy represented the essence of companionship in a world where even the most unlikely friendships could flourish.

As the Rubbadubbers navigated their whimsical adventures, Winona and Dizzy's relationship became a source of inspiration. Their friendship was a testament to the magic that occurs when two beings connect on a level beyond words, creating a bond that added a touch of poignant beauty to the enchanting tales of the Rubberdubbers.

[kentaromulti]

SHODO Super Chojuu Sentai Liveman (2/2)

[super-heroinecomparisons]

Choujuu Sentai Liveman (1988).

[dustedmagazine]

Blue Dolphin — Robert’s Lafitte (Post-Present Medium/Cleta Patra)

Robert's Lafitte by Blue Dolphin

If Texas is its own country—and a kind of scary one lately—then Texas punk is its own world. Blue Dolphin, out of Galveston in the previous decade, cranks the cowpunk to blur speed, letting whammy notes fly like cartoon arrows that vibrate on impact. Its manic instrumental energy collides with the uninflected cool of poet/seer/jokester Sarah Sissy, who mouths surreal absurdities with a certain cracked glee. (For instance, from “Emerald Cherry”: “She had a six lot of green midget shrimp/Marianne left her adhesive nametag adhered to the sidewalk today/Large webs of mass between the gaps in her mind/Pickled water fades as the sea begins to rise.”

Robert’s Lafitte, apparently named for a Texas gay bar, collects the entirety of all three of Blue Dolphin’s mid-teens cassette recordings and adds four new songs. It’s the whole catalog of a band that barely left an internet trace. Guitarist Barry Elkanick has the longest CV, including stints in Institute and Chalk. Cody Phifer, the drummer, held a similar role in Chronophage for a few albums. The two women are harder to track down, but the source of much of the band’s crazed, B-52s-on-crack appeal. Candice Metalier punches out antic, giddily hoppable bass lines, while Sissy kicks in the manic, magic words.

“Licking and Kissing,” the title cut from Blue Dolphin’s first cassette, is a twangy, rockabilly, pogostick, jumping up and down frantically for two eventful minutes. Elkanick plays like a bluegrass picker on the lam, while Metalier thumps a “Shave and a haircut, two bits” riff on bass. Sissy is intoning something about “Two Pairs of Hands, while the drums push frantically, maniacally, from the rear.

“Natural Child,” one of Two New Songs from the second cassette, runs both slower and thicker, with dense, dissonant guitar sound and rolling explosions of drums. It’s less cow punk and more garage punk and might sound a bit like Elkanick’s Institute, except for the high, rhythmic chant of Sissy.

That seems to be the narrative arc, since the four new songs are notably slower and more exploratory than the cassette material.  “Virginal Mystery” by far the longest cut at 3:51, adds the twinkle of harp to its buzzing distortion. “Ravaged by the Stars” is more like sound collage than punk rock. But “Buying Time” blisters and thunders, an alienated sing-song of “We take the wheel” adding a jaunty insanity.  

It’s not really clear how much traction Blue Dolphin every got, or how they fit into the universe of Texas punk rock bands or even whether the project continues beyond this career summary. It’s an antic, invigorating ride, however, and worth tapping if only for the adrenaline hit.

Jennifer Kelly

[stickerskingdom]

set of 4 Cute Mermaid stickers

[coconutpalms]

[myplasticlove]

MD 74 Ocean Series

[princess-viola]

[tropicalnuoyi]

🐠🐋🐟

[gloriabomfim]

My Rubbadubbers OC Dizzy

Winona's blue dolphin boyfriend named "Dizzy" often makes appearances in the bathtub adventures of the Rubbadubbers. Dizzy is a cheerful and playful character, embodying the spirit of the sea. He is Winona's close companion, always by her side and ready to join in the fun. With his smooth, sleek design and vibrant blue color, Dizzy adds an extra dash of excitement to the aquatic escapades of the Rubbadubbers.

Dizzy's relationship with Winona is heartwarming to witness. Their interactions are filled with joy and camaraderie, as they engage in water-spraying contests, playful races, and synchronized swimming routines. Dizzy's distinctive dolphin chirps and clicks provide a unique form of communication, allowing him to express his emotions and intentions to Winona and the other Rubbadubbers.

Despite Winona's inability to speak with words, her nonverbal exchanges with Dizzy speak volumes. Through their synchronized movements, synchronized jumps, and shared splashes, they share an unbreakable bond that transcends language barriers. Dizzy's acrobatic flips and spins serve as a visual language of friendship and shared excitement, understood by everyone in the bathroom.

Dizzy's presence also adds an element of adventure to the Rubbadubbers' stories. His agility and speed often lead to unexpected twists and turns in their escapades. Whether it's a daring leap over a foam wave or a race to retrieve a floating toy, Dizzy's enthusiasm encourages the Rubbadubbers to embrace the wonders of the watery world around them.

As the sun sets on each bathtub adventure, Dizzy and Winona can be seen playfully frolicking in the fading light, their joyous laughter echoing through the bathroom. Their friendship serves as a reminder that even in a world where words might be absent, the language of friendship and shared experiences can speak volumes. And so, in the world of the Rubbadubbers, Winona and Dizzy's aquatic companionship remains a testament to the power of connection and the magic of imagination.

[chameleocoonj]

disregard prev caption i have made mr hatzeg fit :0