#leeko

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leeko_j: Korea 2023 Year of the Rabbit!!! 새해 복 많이 받으세요!!! #happynewyear #2023 #matoki #2023toki

(Leeko J designed B.A.P’s mascot Matoki)

[winds-of-eurus]

fully electrocuted my whole upper body today

[hotelbooking]

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[female-rappers]

WholeLotta Leeko - All Kinda Sh*t

[mood2you]

Big Leako's plumbing and repair

[rivercaliboy2-mrlalive3]

Leeko makes you wanna bite them.

[multiversal-pig-outing]

fatty Leeko and Mila.

[nevermindtheweights]

I love your Pirate's fate cast so so much!!! I gotta say though, Chubby femchef Leeko, Princess Morgana, and bunny Darious are by far my favorites!!

I play a good few versions fo the cast

they're all so fun ;3

[dustfiremediafanatic]

Waiting for the new Avatar Series

With the release of another trailer for Netflix's adaptation of Avatar: The Last Airbender, you all might be sitting in excitement and anticipation; but when the realisation dawns on you that there is still a month of waiting, you may be wondering what there is to do for spending the time between now and then.

Of course, the first thing that comes to mind would be to rewatch through Avatar: The Last Airbender (series) and The Legend of Korra, but that's not going to fill a full month (if you are a binge watcher like myself).

Instead, might I suggest to you something a little more canon-adjacent. It's not official, but I can officially say this filled in at least three weeks of my life with emotional ups and downs and gripping story. Three weeks of NON-STOP LISTENING might I add; when I binge something, I can't focus on much else that allows the fixation to break this up.

With approximately 100 episodes for it's two season, two year reign, the Flying Bison Podcast is an audio adventure in its own right. An Actual Play of the TTRPG created by Magpie Games, Avatar Legends, this plot sees us through the lives of five young adventurers early on in the 100 Year War era.

Leeko of the Foggy Swamp, Chaenao Lonshur, Rozuk Lonshur, Ren Song and Osa Tenguin (Plus Ruu, the Otter Dragon! Or Dragon Otter, your pick) must travel from the freshly decimated Southern Air Temple to Ba Sing Se to spread the news of the unfortunate deaths of the Air Nation. At least, that's how season 1 starts. Like I said before, it's an emotional rollercoaster ride of gripping adventures, and I can guarantee it'll fill the time between now and Feb 22 brilliantly for you.

Not sure where to find it? No worries! Their podcast is located on pretty much all sites that allow for podcasts; I use Google Podcasts myself, and the following link will be to there.

Want someone to chat with about the upcoming movie? Don't worry, there's a Discord Server for you too! Why, just yesterday we were discussing theories about bending genetics and family lineages, just for fun :) We hope to see you there with us, the more the merrier! <3

[zoradementio]

ArtFight Revenge >:)

Leeko by Floaty_Ghost on ArtFight

[aboutyanso]

Apenas entiendo las diferencias de apertura de los leekos 😬

[loscerritoscommunitynews]

Segerstrom Center for the Arts Hosts Inaugural Drag Brunch

@SegerstromArts

February 19, 2023 Samueli Theater Tickets on Sale Now at scfta.org WHAT: Segerstrom Center for the Arts is proud to present its inaugural Drag Brunch hosted by long-time friend of the center and talented performer, Miss Clair Voyance. This show features an all-star drag cast including Leeko Rae, April Showers, Big Deelish, Mama St. Merman, and Penny Dreadful.  Join these dazzling divas as they…

[rhythmicpirate]

[skeletonmob]

The Pirate’s Fate - Severely Undercooked

The Pirate's Fate is a visual novel written by T.F. Wright and illustrated by Volkenfox. It's not very good. Well, I guess that gives the wrong impression. It's not completely horrible and it's not the worst visual novel I've ever played, it's just . . . a hot mess. Visual novels are primarily story based, usually with player choices leading to branching narratives and the occasional minigame thrown in. As such, writing is extremely crucial for a visual novel, and the story of The Pirate's Fate is severely undercooked.

I bought it on a whim about a year ago, intrigued by the premise. I played it a handful of times then, and a handful of times more recently to refresh my memory. The premise is, in a world of anthropormophic animals, a spice merchant by the name of Mila is rescued by the Dread Pirates, consisting of Darious, Leeko, Morgana, and later Tam-Tam, after her ship sinks. The group then rope her into their quest to find a series of enchanted coins, which have the ability to transform a person into whatever they wish.

(using images off google because I forgot to take my own)

This is a really interesting premise for a story, and one that's very suited to the branching narrative of a visual novel. The problem, however, is that this is used less to flesh out a fictional world, or put our characters in intriguing scenarios, and more so used to show of the creator's barely disguised fetish. The story's too excited to turn Mila into hulking amazon warrior or give Tam-Tam tits the size of Mt. Everest, that many of it's more interesting ideas aren't given room to breath.

To give you a better idea, during the intro, you find a coin inside a griffon's cave. Afterwards the primary antagonist, Rourkie, holds you hostage and demands you hand over the coin. You have a set of three options to choose from, and from there the story branches out. I chose the second option, which I believe was to feign compliance and then attack. My playthrough then went as follows, Morgana died, we recruited Tam-Tam, visited Circe's island, visited a beauty temple, visited haunted house isle, had an audience with the queen, met someone named Steamchaser, visited a matchmakers shop, and finally the story ended in a mysterious library. I stopped early because I realized I was about to get an ending I saw before, so my total run time was about and hour and 37 minutes. Excluding the intro, all proceeding scenes last about 11 minutes, and with the amount of stuff that happens, that's not enough to flesh anything out.

In this route, Darious feels guilty about Morgana's death. Circe then manipulates that guilt and transforms him into a bear. That alone could carry an entire story, it's a strong if tropey character arc. But after he transforms, he has a heart to heart with Mila, and that's it. All of Darious' guilt vanishes in that one scene, and then he gets possesed by a ghost later on in order to keep the plot going. A similar thing happens on other story branches as well. In one of them, Tam-Tam is transformed from a female lizard into a male rabbit, and she's just kind of cool with it. She still identifies as female, and the conversation in the scene afterward posits her views on gender and identity, and that's it. The rest of her crewmates are totally okay with this development after this one conversation, and nobody reflects on their own gender identity beyond this.

In other branches, you find a coin that allows you to go back in time and change the past. When Darious gets possessed by the ghost, you have the option to go back in time to try and prevent this from happening. If you do, Darious ends up dying instead of Morgana, who's declared herself captain. There's a scene between Morgana and Mila discussing what happened, and that's it. Morgana isn't freaked out that her crewmates come from an alternate timeline. Nobody finds this weird. Nobody wonders what happened to the original crew she had, because she clearly wasn't sailing alone. Nobody posits about what they would've done if they were using the coin. It's just 'wow! time travel exists!' and the story moves on. Again, just like with Darious' potential character arc, this could carry the entire story. There's already a shitload of movies, books, and games based around time travel, but here it's just a plot device.

The world building also suffers from this as well. New settings and characters are introduced and then hastily thrown aside to continue the story. At the beauty temple, we get a lore dump about how the religion of the island is centered around beauty and physical appearances, but we never look beyond that. We never get to look at the surrounding town or talk to anyone else except the two characters that give us the lore dump.

In one route, Leeko gets transformed into the world greatest baker, and the rest of the gang concoct a plan to use him to gain access to the queen's coins. He'll be hired as the head baker, then after gaining her trust, then the gang will kidnap her and hold her for ransom. Aside from being a stupid plan (why couldn't you sneak in and steal the coins while the queen was distracted?), we don't see Leeko meeting the queen or gaining her trust, it just skips right over to her being held for ransom. There's also multiple times where character's say things along the lines of 'We've been searching for these coins for months'. Like, no, it's been five minutes, and skipping scenes like these only make that worse.

The other major gripe I have is that characters die for no reason. In one route, Mila, Tam-Tam, and Morgana have been captured by the queen and are going to be executed. While it's not shown, Leeko is meeting up with Steamchaser, and he agrees to use his magic to help Leeko out. A similar scenario happens on multiple routes, and no matter what, Tam-Tam is executed. Why, though? Like, in this moment, it would make sense for someone to die, but from a big picture perspective, was it really necessary? I can't think of a reason why she needed to die, other than dramatic stakes, and I don't think the story would suffer if she didn't. Also, Steamchaser uses his magic like a minute after Tam-Tam is carried off, could Morgana and Mila not have stalled for time?

Again, this isn't the worst I've seen. The main cast is great, the banter Morgana and Tam-Tam give are some of my favorites. The music is good and so is the voice acting. It's interesting to see the story branch out and wonder what ending you'll get. It's interesting to see what the characters transform into. But none of this excuses the fact that the story consistently fails to properly set anything up or follow through on it.

[somesandthings]

A Collage AU

Fragance

(Leeko x Gaako)

—> Everything takes place in the last year of high school. Last, and you don't even realize what is around until circumstances arise. Can't you imagine what kind of people were near you ... Better late than never? Or better early to a "what would had happened"?

~~~

—> Todo se desarrolla en el último año de preparatoria. Último, y uno ni siquiera se da cuenta de lo que hay alrededor hasta que las circunstancias se presentan. No te imaginas qué tipo de personas había cerca de ti... ¿Mejor tarde que nunca? ¿O mejor temprano a un “qué hubiera pasado”?

Inspiration: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Hh3jjGebJs ❤❤❤

[kiagumo]

GaaLee ko + LeeGaa ko