#fantasy commercial

[deathberi]

何があっても一緒だよ… WHATEVER HAPPENS, WE'LL BE TOGETHER

[kanataueda]

[nightmarenoise]

Back at it again

[greenerteacups]

hi GT! thanks again for the great chapter—loved it (as usual).

just wanted to come on here to sing you praises with just how well you write touch/physical affection especially in the most recent chapter’s first half: draco & hermione being v touchy while entering hogsmeade vs. draco’s jealousy with ron + hermione, and how you depicted draco’s reaction to both (i.e., his awareness on just how not-platonic his actions were vs failing to see that ron and hermione might not be also sharing the same thing) and the way his jealousy flares up. it’s starkly real and engaging and you just leave us wanting more.

just wondering: would there be more platon-ish (or more) moments in the realm of Lionheart, since the books were PG?

hope u have a good day!!

Thank you very much! I hope you have a good day, too.

I think of Lionheart right now as a story that rides the line between PG-13 and R (for gore, and I guess also technically for swearing, since there's been more than one "fuck.") Those things will only scale up as the story goes on, to an extent that will soon surpass the books. If the original series can be split up into "children's / young adult" around the lynchpin of Book 4, I think of the volumes of Lionheart as "children's / young adult / new adult." New adult is, naturally, more capacious as a genre than young adult is, and I'm cautiously feeling out my comfort level in the new territory it opens up.

To be completely honest, I'm still making up my mind on how far to push past canon there. I know that explicit scenes are common and welcomed in the D/H fanfic space, to an extent even expected, but the jury is out on how much it will be relevant/necessary/something that I'll enjoy writing. (I'm aware that this is a totally confusing and not helpful answer. Friend, I also wish it was not like this.) Basically, I'm just trying to figure out what the story needs.

I guess the most I can say currently is that I'd definitely be comfortable writing it — I've written it before — and for the rest, I'll play it by ear.

[pepgarrs-art-things]

I'd like to think that Pseudodragons aren't tiny dragons, but some kind of jumbled chimera of different kinds of lizards. A magician's attempt at replicating a dragon in form through the use of magic. For that same reason I also think in this world there are also awakened pseudodragons, as they naturally would have the intelligence of- well... lizards. I imagine that their appearance would be varied, and the time it would take to create one successfully would make them incredibly rare on their own. The morality of the act in itself could be put into question...

[artcher-artwork]

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Humanoid Portraits

Little Guys (5 sketches)

[head-vampire]

Jōvan Sex Appeal (1978) Commercial

Animated by Richard Williams

[lovecolibri]

Lou looks WAY too excited about this.

[madcat-world]

A Commercial Poster (1 of 2) - Sija Hong

[kmartmithril]

I’m sorry but for a bunch of teens who were like “Nudity tent???” Two episodes ago, real bold move of them to start stripping in public

[astarte-salon]

Prompt: at the edge of the world, cosmic photonegative refractographic interference ambivalence diffusion, disillusion, intellectual insult, mental refief, dystopitism, advanced scientific photography, Greg Manchess, :wundervoll-ai:0, --ar 16:9 --v 6

[krisssssssy]

This is a commercial for Final Fantasy 6, marketed as FF3 to North American audiences. It’s so weird and jarring, has nothing to do with the actual game. I hate it. And why is precious Mog characterized this way 😭

Mog is a precious bean.

[redsamuraiii]

Minami Hamabe in FINAL FANTASY VII THE FIRST SOLDIER Commercial.

Imagine going to a job interview and get sent to the frontline.

[threeawfulfruits]

Somehow I have gone my entire life under the impression that Kingdom Hearts and Final Fantasy were the same thing

Cue me growing increasingly confused and disturbed for the first two hours of a FFXVI playthrough on YouTube as I watched graphic violence and sexual content play out on screen with the latent belief that Mickey Mouse was going to show up at some point...

[flowersbane]

i wanna know what the need for this glam shot was

[omniversalobservations]

Paramount+ (2022)

In the height of the streaming wars advertising is everything. There have been a ton of creative ads in the past that have highlighted a particular streamer’s rich library, but Paramount+ might have just dropped the funniest streaming commercial of all time which sees the return of an iconic Key & Peele character. In the streamer’s latest ad, Keegan-Michael Key returns as "Substitute Teacher" Mr. Garvey who loses it over Paramount’s various kid-friendly IPs.

The ad has Mr. Garvey teaching at Survival School on the classic Paramount Mountain. He’s appropriately dressed up for the icy tundra in just his famous button-up t-shirt. If you’ve seen the previous sketches featuring the humorous character then you know what comes next… roll call. The short-tempered teacher exaggerates and gets everyone’s name wrong as usual, but there’s just something extra funny about Mr. Garvey losing his mind over mostly Nick Jr. characters like Blaze, Blue, and Big Nate. His reaction to Blue aka “Bee-Louie” from Blue’s Clues is particularly memorable as Mr. Garvey threatens war over the iconic dog. There are also deep cut characters like Krumm from Aaahh!!! Real Monsters that will make any Nickelodeon fan of the 90s feel so much gut-busting nostalgia. However, it’s not a substitute teacher sketch without Mr. Garvey breaking a clipboard over his knee as Dora from Dora the Explorer has the honor of pushing the freezing teacher over the edge this time around. Mr. Garvey is definitely not a fan of Spanish, or maybe it was just Dora’s endlessly positive energy that set him off. Thankfully NFL superstar Aaron Donald of the Los Angeles Rams is here to comfort Mr. Garvey in the “A-A-Ron” role.

Key & Peele, in its five season run on Comedy Central, was one of the best sketch comedy shows in television history. It helped propel both Key and his co-star Jordan Peele to superstardom. In an endless sea of memorable sketches, "Substitute Teacher" is arguably their most well known. Its simplicity and relatability paired with Key’s committed funny performance makes the character of Mr. Garvey stand the test of time. No matter how many times you watch Mr. Garvey freak out over a name, it never gets old. That’s why it’s so great to see Paramount bring the character back in all his glory with this new ad. Key hasn’t lost a beat and this survival class will go down in history as one of the funniest ads a streamer has ever done.

Source: Collider

(images via YouTube)