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pruechaosbracket · 1 year
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ROUND 2-A: Henry Stickmin VS Pearl
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About Henry Stickmin: A thief with a giant criminal record, the world's weirdest luck along with being incredibility resourceful and having unexplained abilities ranging from things that should be impossible, various references to other media, and the Distraction Dance. He has committed at the very least 5 crimes in any start-to-finish play though, counting all endings he has a total of 22 crimes on his record.
About Pearl: During the Splatoon 2's Final Splatfest, she represented Team Chaos while also invoking Artiticle 4 of Splatfest Law, were the outcome of the Splatfest had to take effect in Inkopois (Team Chaos also won the Splatfest). She can break glass and presumably electronics with her voice and despite this she was a death metal singer sometime before the games and wrote a song called "#$@%* Dudes Be #$@%* Sleepin".
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kingkenzieofmold · 1 year
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Breaking The Bank! During my the beginning of my Ending redraw series I debated drawing the Break The Bank Legacy ending before deciding to skip it and start on sneaky escapist. So I’ve gone back to Breaking The Bank and have decided to give it some love! Here are the Character designs of Breaking The Bank! Enjoy<3
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cosmos-dot-semicolon · 8 months
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No promises I'll get very far into this challenge since this is exactly when school starts for me, but here's day 1 of Stickmintober! I really liked this line in the remaster. Perfect thing to say to poke fun at the kind of ridiculous premise a seven-game franchise spawned from.
Did you know these two guards have names? I didn't, and I have all the bios.
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ceresfromnationstates · 8 months
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Stickmintober 2023 | Day #1: Breaking the Bank
Not exactly Breaking the Bank, but rather a reference to it! A bit subpar.
I might be the guy who (un)officialy kicks off this year's Stickmintober.
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gruffdasmuff · 7 months
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Henry Stickmin
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lovelygirlnicole15 · 8 months
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Stickmintober 2023 Day 1: Breaking the Bank
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I couldn't think of anything to draw so I basically edit the original image and added my Henry style.
This prompt was made by @androidcharles
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ask-celeste-silvers · 8 months
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[Day 1] Breaking The Bank
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This is my first time doing one of these prompt list things.
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kokorolinkrun · 2 years
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I made templates for the Henry Stickmin bios (Link in Post)
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I originally made these so I can make human versions of the bios for my @stackhouse-collection blog, but I felt like you guys would appreciate them too. I tried my best to make a version for all three difficulties (one star, two stars and three stars), as well as do one for every fraction starting from ItA, so there's quite a lot. All of these are free to use, just please be sure to credit me and/or link back here if you use them, alright?
Link: Henry Stickmin Bio Templates
Henry Stickmin is owned by PuffballsUnited. All rights reserved.
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stickminglitchy64 · 9 months
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Breaking the Bank 15th Anniversary
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Happy 15th anniversary to the first Henry Stickmin game (apart from Crossing the Pit), Breaking the Bank!
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yours-the-author · 7 months
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Stickmintober 2023 Day 1-5
Hello, everyone! It's October now (has been for a few days) and I wanted to do something for it! I originally wanted to do Inktober and write a little thing for each of those prompts, but I want to save my writing energy for NaNoWriMo in November instead. So, I decided to give Stickmintober art a try! As anyone who's looked at any of my "art" knows, I'm not a good artist, so I've decided to make little joke comics/pictures for the prompts! I'll try and keep up day to day, but we'll have to see just how well that goes. I think these Stickmintober prompts are from Twitter/X, but I can't put a link to the prompt image because I'm bad at technology and don't have a Twitter/X account. If you're looking to participate with these same prompts, look up Stickmintober in the Tumblr search bar and look for the blue prompt list with the following first five prompts. Without further ado, let's get started:
Day 1: Breaking the Bank
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Ted McAdams: Has there ever been a robbery at our establishment?
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Winston Davis: Not that I'm aware of.
Henry Stickmin: *sweats nervously*
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Day 2: Henry Stickmin
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Henry: I do not like this gadget, Gabe; it's smug aura mocks me. It's evil, Gabe.
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Day 3: Police Force
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Rupert Price: You're under arrest for robbery!
Dave Panpa: Wait, what did I steal?!
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Rupert Price: My heart...
Dave Panpa: ...
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Dave Panpa: ...And that's how I joined the police force!
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Day 4: Escaping the Prison
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Henry Stickmin: God, you are two of the ugliest freaking people I've ever had the misfortune of laying my eyes on I can't wait to escape this prison.
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Day 5: Rupert Price
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Rupert Price: You know, pink was the only color they wouldn't let me use in grade school.
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Rupert Price: Oh God... No more coloring...!
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Rupert Price: *muffled from inside the house* COLORIIIIING!
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Rupert Price: *gets thrown out the window*
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We'll be right back with more Stickmintober!
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Ah, that was fun! It's nice to exercise some different creative muscles every once in a while. I'll be back with Day 6 of Stickmintober tomorrow! Hope these were at least mildly entertaining!
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thsc-rockau · 5 months
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WARNING: HEAVY GLITCH, FLASHING LIGHTS
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End Chapter 1
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Mr. "Got Fired Because He Didn't Bother To Check If To See If A Package Had Stuff To Escape Prison Was In There" is done.
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I asked my Wattpad friend of mine and he said Charles Calvin and I was like, "that's too obvious" and then he said Dave Panpa and I'm like, "which one lmao" and he said "wherever he was in first."
So here's Police Officer Dave Panpa lel.
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thsc-roleswapau · 1 year
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erm I finally have motivation to start doodling this au
Henry's full body design (well in BtB atleast)
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this au's Breaking the Bank lore
notes!
The bank takes place in a city
Before the doodles Henry already hacked the bank's security
Please read the images' alts I didn't draw them very clearly
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emiliasilverova · 2 years
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Салат « Янус » (The Janus Salad)
(Or: a Russian Englishman’s twist on the Romanov-era Olivier Salad)
007 Fest 2022, Scavenger Hunt item no. 52: “Design a meal or dish of food representing a Bond character. Explain your logic.”
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In the days when Janus used to travel all around Russia in his personal armoured train, the question of food always was a critical one. Of course, the on-board kitchen was well-stocked with quality tins, but one did not simply live on a diet of tinned food—especially when one was the immensely rich Janus.
Therefore, some of the Janus Syndicate’s enforcers were specially assigned to catering. They ordered dishes to the greatest chefs in all of Saint Petersburg and brought them back to base (not unlike a private Uber Eats…); they did the grocery shopping at the historical Gostiniy Dvor department store; they even procured rare and/or exotic ingredients from abroad. None of them complained—as long as they weren’t caught red-handed nabbing some of this exceptional food, the job certainly had its advantages.
Janus, as for him, didn’t complain either. As much as he despised his old friend James in those days, he had very much adopted the latter’s love for good, expensive cuisine for himself. While the local restaurateurs never saw him in person, he paid them so generously they came to look forward to the tough-looking henchman’s next visit. There were worse arrangements, especially in 1990s Russia.
What Janus also loved was history—above all else, Romanov history. In another life, he would have certainly been the dashing Count Vronskiy in Tolstoy’s Anna Karenina. Or, at the very least, a young, ambitious Don Cossack officer, relentlessly gaining power in the tsar’s court through intrigue and connections. But alas, he was born a century too late for that to ever happen. His consolation was to devour all the books he could find on the subject… and infiltrating the young Russian Federation’s politics to steer them away from Communism as much as he could.
It was while reading one of his history books that one day, Janus stumbled upon the story of Belgian chef Lucien Olivier and of his most famous creation—Olivier salad. Like every Russian, Janus knew the Soviet, cheapened-down variation of it, also known as Russian potato salad. He was very surprised to find out that the original was, in fact, very posh. Depending on the versions, it could include such ingredients as hazel grouse, crayfish tails, or even black caviar.
Intrigued, Janus kept searching about this historical salad. Chef Olivier had clung jealously to his recipe all the way to the grave, but fortunately some of his contemporaries had noted down their best approximations. The oldest possible source Janus could find was an 1894 article from the long-defunct magazine ‘Our Food’. For what he had in mind, it was a very good base.
So, one day, he summoned one of his caterers and asked for the recipe to be recreated, albeit with a few alterations of his own. The original recipe was forever lost after all, so no need for complete authenticity. Instead of hazel grouse, he wanted partridge—a very acceptable replacement, according to the 1894 article. If he did live the Cossack life, he’d probably have hunted it himself… but the truth was, partridge had been his favourite game meat ever since James made him try some.
Instead of crayfish, he wanted the sweeter, softer scampi. How English of him, one might say. Instead of meat jelly, he wanted the most buttery, decadent beluga caviar—hopefully not from Valentin Zukovsky's Azerbaijani farm, though. He wanted quail eggs, too. And for a slightly dark, smoked edge, he wanted French duck magret. Again, James’ influence on him might be stronger than he’d ever admit…
Lastly, there was the question of the most mysterious ingredient of them all—what the article called ‘Kabul’ sauce. Back in the day, it was a condiment made by the British firm Crosse & Blackwell, but it unsurprisingly had been discontinued eons prior. The replacement, Janus decided, would be a mixture of good old Worcestershire sauce and soy sauce. Russia had borders with China, Korea and Japan after all. Slightly spicy, with a umami kick to it… that resembled enough the descriptions he read.
The henchman finished noting this down, nodded, and went. Shortly before dinner time, he came back to the train with the customary bliny with sour cream and caviar… as well as this.
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‘Delicious’, Janus thought at the first bite. ‘Well worthy of a tsar… I could call it the Janus salad.’
INGREDIENTS
(DISCLAIMER: the author broke the piggy bank for some of these ingredients because she made this dish for her 26th birthday. Do not feel obliged to do the same—that being said, scouring places such as Petrossian or La Grande Épicerie de Paris (a French equivalent to Harrod’s) was very fun.)
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Salad (makes 3-4 servings):
2 roasted partridges (can be replaced with roasted chicken)
8 (+1, see decoration) quail eggs (can be replaced with chicken eggs)
5-6 waxy new potatoes (if you’re Janus, you’ll probably want Jersey Royals. If you’re a French frog like the author, Noirmoutiers are an excellent replacement.)
70g smoked duck magret (omit if you don’t have access to it)
Half an English cucumber
1 tbsp capers
10 black olives
Meat from the scampi claws
Scampi broth (if raw scampi are used):
Parsley
Tarragon
Dill
2 bay leaves
1 onion, quartered
1 carrot, chopped
Jamaican pepper (Bond would approve)
Coarse salt
Provençal sauce:
1 egg yolk
1 tsp Dijon mustard
2 tsp vinegar
olive oil (or olive oil + a neutral tasting oil—olive oil has a strong taste)
black pepper
garlic powder
2 tsp Worcestershire sauce
2-3 tsp soy sauce
For the decoration of 1 serving:
2 scampi (aka. langoustines)
1 lettuce leaf
The spare quail egg, halved
Chives
Black caviar (if you’ve got Janus’ unlimited funds, beluga is a must—since the author hasn’t, she used osetra instead. A good, much cheaper replacement with a similar taste would be trout roe... except it isn't as dark as Alec's soul 😆)
DIRECTIONS
Roast the partridge (or chicken) and let it cool down
Boil the potatoes and let them cool down
Boil the quail eggs for 3 minutes and let them cool down (8 minutes for chicken eggs)
Make the scampi broth. When it boils, add the raw scampi and cook for 8 minutes starting  from when the broth boils again. Remove the pot from the stove and put it in a cold water bath. Leave the pot to cool down, so that the scampi are infused with the broth.
Remove the bones from the partridge/chicken, then chop it up into small pieces along with the potatoes, cucumber, magret, eggs and meat from the scampi claws. Add capers and sliced olives
Make the Provençal sauce. Mix the egg yolk and mustard then slowly add oil while whisking, until texture is firm (an electric hand mixer helps). Add the other ingredients and mix well.
Add two generous tablespoons of Provençal sauce to the salad, then gently mix it all up.
To serve, ideally use a ring mold. Decorate the molded salad with the scampi, egg, lettuce leaf, caviar and chives.
Serve very cold. The 1894 recipe says that it should be ideally done in ‘a crystal vase, like fruit macédoine’.
Приятного аппетита! (Bon appétit!)
SOURCES:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olivier_salad (good overview)
https://liveuser.livejournal.com/77282.html (the 1894 recipe, in Russian)
https://stale.ru/en/different/olive-s-rakovymi-sheikami-gotovim-originalnye-salaty-olive-s/ (different variations of the original recipe with more complete instructions, Google (?) translated from Russian)
BONUS PICTURES:
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Mmm roasted partridge
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A good view on that caviar (I certainly am not going to get more any time soon, so gotta show off 😁). Also, six bliny of course.
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Little birthday dessert in the same spirit:
Georgian black tea with lemon
Chocolate, lemon, raspberry and mango macarons
‘Cigarettes russes’ (Russian cigarettes), which are Belgian rolled biscuits
Raisin and lemon Scottish shortbread
Apple and honey ‘tulskiy pryanik’, a sort of gingerbread from Tula, Russia
PS: did you spot the three Sean Bean non-Alec Easter eggs in the opening blurb? 👀
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autisticfridge · 8 months
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Stickmintober! Breaking the bank:
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Most of these will be in gacha since I can't draw for shit
AND YOU BET YOUR ASS IM GONNA BE FITTING COPPERIGHT INTO THESE
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kean-thebean · 2 years
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Stickmintober Day 2
The Bank!
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