#mayyy have been inspired by personal experience

[sn0wbat]

it's mort at 19 yrs old, about to graduate from school.

yeah this is very norwegian, so i wrote it in mostly norwegian. sorry

[bygone-visionary]

Hello, hello!

Just as I stated earlier, my name is Alzis Myers. I am a historian and an archaeologist, although I have not been able to do proper field work in some time. I primarily study Pokemon that were created by ancient civilizations, though that is far from the only thing I have worked on. (:

I am not a Pokemon trainer, but I do own two Pokemon.

Delphi, my Absol. She's simply a wonderful companion, and quite skilled at easing my anxieties... as well as being an ideal Pokemon to have around while I am working, for many reasons. She's wonderful, truly wonderful.

And... Atlas, my Sigilyph. The main inspiration behind my primary field of research. I caught it back during my first experiences with field work, back in university... Incredibly, incredibly odd.

It's much larger than the average Sigilyph, with a unique color variant, as well. It's been over half a decade since I caught it, and yet my knowledge on it is lacking... I suppose that is just how Sigilyph are by nature. Always so elusive and cryptic.

Other social media websites feel overwhelming and at times, hostile, in my experience, and frankly a pain to use, but I am hoping that I will be pleasantly surprised here. (I have also stumbled across a few rumors pertaining to this website, and I am very, very intrigued...)

That aside, however, I do hope at the very least, I can spread knowledge and interest in our history. I promise you all, it's worth learning a thing or two! (:

// ooc under the cut!

Hello! You mayyy recognize this guy if you've been following my stuff for a while. This is a hard reboot of his original blog (Extrasensory-absol or something I can't remember </3.) Almost none of the information from that blog is canon now! I fumbled so hard with that blog, he deserves better

ill be real I'm tired so I'm just copy pasting from Paris' blog, hang on:

Hello! This is the OOC part of the introduction! I follow from @act11as, and ooc posts will be tagged as such, and will usually have the color green.

My rotomblr "hub" account is @battle-subway-aftershow!

Muse is an adult, mod is a minor. Don't be weird, or I'll screenshot your ask and make fun of you with my friends. Into the hall of shame with you.

(Weird: NSFW/Suggestive asks, fetish mining, etc. Do not fucking do these.)

Additionally: If your main is NSFW, please do not follow me. I will block you for my own comfort.

ALL TRIGGER WARNINGS WILL BE TAGGED AS "[word] tw"! This is to make it easier to blacklist things! if I ever miss something or you need me to tag something in specific, shoot me an ask or a dm! I'll try to remember.

Guidelines/Rules I guess?

*ALMOST ANY kind of Pokemon Irl blog can interact! Eeby deebies, sapient pokemon, evil teams, whatever! I cannot guarantee that Alzis will be nice to you, however.

*Self-Insert fallers, please do not interact. I personally cannot handle these kinds of blogs. Self-insert ocs are fine, but the idea of a real person on rotomblr being isekaid into Pokémon is not.

IN CHARACTER anon hate is perfectly fine! Pester this guy he sucksssss (very affectionate.) Don't go too far, etc. etc. be civil this is a pokemon roleplaying community

Extra:

Mystery Gifts are open and preferred! Go wild! Just remember the rules!

Pelipper Mail, un-mail, and Malice are always open! Feel free to torment this guy

Musharna mail, (sending dreams) and Musharna malice (sending nightmares) are always on! Once again feel free to torment this guy.

Magic anons are usually off, unless I specifically specify otherwise!

Organizational tags:

#[nickname] the [pokemon] - Most posts about Alzis' pokemon should be tagged like this.

[TBA]

And, here's his playlist! No youtube version yet (although I hate spotify), I'll be working on that :]

[frogatz]

ok i haaaaaaaaaaaaaave to know everytihng about ur experience with ultrakill i love this game deeply. how was it what did you enjoy what colors did you set as your HUD

oh get ready for word dump

I HAVE ONLY JUST STARTED (going to play soem more once i finish making food . YAY !!!) and already it is SO FUN . i’m starting out on standard bc i have experience with first person shooters (i love you half life) but with how many close calls and D ranks i’m getting i mayyy bump it down a level or two . IDK ! IM HAVING FUN EITHER WAY ! im on theeee interlude levels ? i think

the animations and models and colors and fuckin . EVERYTHINGGG is so inspiring to me . i have been dreaming of a game of my own for years and i did not know it already existed in ultrakill’s visuals . so i am taking notes

i am sooo fond of the projectile revolver . the shotgun was fun but i love you projectile revolver . they JUST gave me the nail gun so im very excited abt that . but i Do keep going back to my fav little red projectile revolver

I ALSO DID NOT KNOWWW i could change the color of the HUD ??? I will have to chrck

[cali4niadr3ams]

Juneteenth was yesterday and, as many of you know, I am a preschool teacher. I currently teach a tiny (thanks, Covid) class of 8 2-4 year olds. 2 of which are Black and 1 of them has started talking about the color of her skin vs her friends. The first day back after not seeing her for 3 months (thanks, Covid) I asked her, “Where have you been that you’re so tan?!” Because she was darker, because contrary to some people’s beliefs, Black people do get darker in the sun. She responded with a giggle and said, “May Mayyy, it’s just because I’m brown!” And I laughed so hard with her tiny 3 year old self. Throughout this last week, she has made comments here or there about books and pictures she sees where a character looks like her versus her best friend (who’s white). In the past, I have never shied away from race if it was brought up and I try to talk as much on that child’s ability to understand. Yesterday, in my class I purposefully talked about it. We talked about race (color of skin because that’s what my kids understand), a little bit about slaves and why we need to celebrate Juneteenth, and how it’s not nice to talk bad about a person’s color. In “Not Quite Snow White” little girls talk about how Tameika is “too brown.” My little one said, “Too brown?! Like me!” And her best friend said, “You not brown! You *her name*!” I said, “Yes, she is brown. That’s the color of her skin and that’s beautiful.” I’m not going to teach them colorblindness; “everyone sees color.” As @msamberpriley has said in various podcasts and videos this last month. (She has been a huge inspiration and help to me this month with resources and listening to her experiences and her friends and family who I’ve listened to. Go check out her page!) I’m not trying to teach these kids to be colorblind. I want them to see everyone and see their heart and potential no matter their skin color. So, we read and listened to books; Hair Love has been a favorite of their’s for a while since I got it from @matthewacherry’s KickStarter. And we talked about the protests and how people are fighting for change and how they can grow to change the world, too!! ✊🏻✊🏾✊🏿#blacklivesmatter https://www.instagram.com/p/CBqYmKUlUJc/?igshid=1nimqxi7ledec