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A photo of me (or, rather, my hand and forearm) holding a chocolate ice cream treat in a sun-soaked parking lot in a city neighborhood.
A text box on a website showing "Declarations for Sentret" next to an icon of a round brown creature with rabbit ears and a raccoon's striped tail. Text below by "Data_Error" reads: A perfectly adorable little chimera of the best parts of woodland critters. He at once feels familiar and fantastical, unassuming but distinct. A clear role in his ecosystem as well as in my heart. Immensely huggable. The platonic ideal of a Pocket Monster.
A screenshot of a sports score tracker showing two games of Dallas versus Minnesota scheduld an hour apart. The first game displays the logos for their respective soccer teams, the second shows the logos for their respective hockey teams.
A screenshot from Pokopia of Ditto - a purple-pink blob with an emoji face - slumped over asleep and emitting cartoon Zs. Text reads "Oh dear... It looks like SOMEONE needs a bit more sleep!"
A picture of my arm, toasting a goblet of grapefruit soda, in front of a TV running the visual novel game Variable Barricade. My orange cat is observing the soda with great interest.
An image of a largely unpolished garden gnome in a video game, viewed from such a low angle that it's making eye contact. The edges of the screen betray a beard at the bottom and red cap at the top - you, too, are Gnome.
A screenshot from the opening of Altered Alma. A cyborg woman is lounging toward the screen, action distorted into tunnel vision.
A classic four-panel meme comic taken from animated show "The Grimm Adventures of Billy & Mandy". A very cool dude with an eyepatch is driving his car and remarking that "Nobody is born cool. Except, of course...". He then pulls down his sun visor to look at an obviously-edited-in picture of James Hurley from TV serial Twin Peaks and smile fondly. The joke here plays off the famous and dubiously-correct line from late in the show's run that "James was always cool". He was, in fact, very much a dork to the point that large swaths of the fanbase were pointedly vocal in their disdain for him. Some people just can't handle lovable cringe, I guess.
A pile of books - a green-and-gold copy of Gibson's seminal sci-fi novel "Neuromancer", queer graphic novels "Boyfriends" by Refrainbow and "Transparent Light Blue" by Iwami, and casual manga "God Bless the Mistaken" by Nio, next to an upright copy of Lee's "The Rise of Kyoshi" featuring a fantastical warrior in Japanese-inspired robes and white face paint encircled by an ink swirl. The upright book is the only one workout white library labels.
An ad flyer for 1993 adventure game Putt-Putt Goes to the Moon, featuring a purple cartoon convertible with a bugged-out face
A picture of Minnehaha Falls, frozen over in the February chill and bathed in shadow despite a sunny day. A break in the icy falls creates the mouth of a cave.
A screenshot of a Scrabble-like game, with very many short words clustered densely at the center of the board.
A photo of two books next to each other on a white holy tablecloth - one is a lavishly-illustrated hardcover featuring a woman dancing joyfully with arms open in a red dress, and the other is a modest paperback with a young woman in red garb hunched sheepishly over a tome. The first reads "A Bride's Story", the second "A Witch's Life in Mongol".
A screenshot from the game Gravity Rush. Our hero Kat is floating casually past a red-tinged alleyway.
A screenshot from the video game April Grove. The main character, all in green, is petting a cat, who is uttering a speech bubble with a frowny face.
A picture of a shelf of books. Nearly all of them have matching black spines with a ribbon-splash of color.
A cast-iron pan filled with diced red potatoes, white onion, and sweet peppers, glistening with oil and spices.
A picture of me holding a brown box with an illustration of ferns that reads "BODFLENNUR Angela Blend - 10 Teabags"
A photo of an orange cat with his full muzzle stuck into a snowman-themed mug.
A orange-and-green screenshot from idle game Yolk Heroes. Actions for the toilet, a bath, and a bed are queued in the upper-left, and a progress bar that reads "Pooping 1:09" is along the bottom. A bathroom scene is in center frame, where the character is indeed pooping (in a sufficiently abstracted way that you can't see anything of note).
A screenshot from the game Life After Magic. A pixelated makeup boutique is shown with a date of DEC 20th, '99. A girl with brown hair is looking trepidatiously over a text box that reads "Leez: Why are there so many people here?!"
A black-and-white comic strip, Calvin and Hobbes, wherein a young boy bemoans that "somebody owes him big" for the deeply unfair fact that he's feeling ill during summer vacation.
A screenshot from multiplayer road-trip game "RV There Yet?". A recreational vehicle, its side paneling utterly demolished, is hanging by a thread from a wooden bridge. A stiff taxidermized moose is bolted to the roof.
An image from the demo of PC game Danchi Days, an indie title with Gameboy-Advance-era pixel art. We see the main character's PDA interface, displaying a "NeighborDex" of all the townsfolk I've interacted with showing off their wacky personalities.
An image of a recent Heathcliff cartoon, dated 12-31, with the titular cat being led down the street by uniformed police away from an implied new year's party. The caption reads "So much for his new year's resolutions."
An image of Dr. Manhattan, a blue man who is famously forced to watch history repeat itself, sitting plaintively on a pink landscape. From the graphic novel "Watchmen".
A crudely drawn diagram of a plane shooting the words "nationalism is bad", which arc clean over the head of an observer remarking "wow!! cool plane!!"
A sage-green bingo card that reads "2026 Book Bingo". All the spaces are marked with reading goals, from "Read a book written before 1850" to "Try a recipe from a cookbook."
A photo of a magazine laid off-kilter upon a gray couch. The cover features an orange-haired girl looking over her shoulder at a corner convenience store in the middle of a fictional modern city.
A photo of an Ent - a tree-person from The Lord of the Rings - built out of LEGO bricks. A silver Christmas tree and a TV playing the first Lord of the Rings movie are visible in the background.
A vintage movie poster for INFRAMAN, featuring a character in a biker helmet with spike-knuckle gloves and a horned, bug-eyed helmet firing eye-lasers upon a city below. The teaser line reads "Now... the star of the wars that ravaged planet Earth!"
My review of Metal Skin Panic MADOX-01 on Letterboxd. "Boys literally only want one thing and it's the opening montage of MADOX-01."
A photo from overhead of Blu-ray copies of Digimon The Movies 4-6 and Metal Skin Panic Madox-01
A sign advertising an alleged sale on a Christmas-Tree-themed covered cat bed. The sale price is listed at $29.98, noting that you save $0.00 based on a regular price of $29.98
A screenshot of the Letterboxd page for Chainsaw Man - The Movie: Reze Arc, a 2025 anime movie. On the poster, a man with chainsaws for arms is locked in battle with a woman coated in black chitin.
A screenshot from the video game Pokémon Legends Z-A. A CGI character in a beret and a sweater stands in the foreground, looking across a Parisian courtyard. They - and we - see a tree with four cocoon-like creatures attached, two a yellow-orange and two a yellow-green. The latter coloration appears once in about every 4,000 Pokémon; seeing it twice within same group of four is exceedingly rare, even with the game's under-the-hood mechanics boosting the odds across multiple passes by the same tree.
An image of the pre-order-bonus desk/card-game mat that comes with day-one copies of Pokémon Legends Z-A. A green dog-creature is visible against a triangle-tiled pale-blue-and-white background.
A picture of a flyer on the inside of the Pokémon Legends Z-A box, advertising a free content download that's only available until the end of February 2026, in about four months from now.
The spine of "Pokémon Legends Z-A Nintendo Switch 2 Edition". For scale against my hand, the total height of each line of title text is less than half of my fingernail. You absolutely will not be able to read this from five feet away looking at a bookshelf.
The box for Pokémon Legends Z-A. Two human characters in the foreground, facing away from the camera, are looking on with a pair of small Pokémon as a third leaps into a street corner at night. Opposite them is a young woman and a larger Pokémon enveloped in an aura, with Pikachu nearby.
A screenshot from Alan Wake. In a cabin bedroom, a plain desk is set up with a modern-looking gaming console, a single DVD-style game box, and a seven-inch portable CRT TV.
A screenshot from video game Alan Wake Remastered. Set in a dimly-lit radio station, an injured Alan Wake looks at a wide poster for in-universe radio show The Night Owl. The man illustrated on the poster looks unfortunately, goofily cross-eyed at a glance due to the oddly sharp and unfortunately-placed shine off his eyeglasses.
A screenshot from video game Alan Wake remastered. Set in the morning in a diner whose layout is an almost exact match to the Double R Diner in classic television show Twin Peaks, a "lamp lady" (clear reference to the show's Log Lady) is peering into a hallway, slightly hunched over and trembling.
A screenshot of a game rendered in entirely black-and-white pixel art. A fighter jet flies through space among a fleet of alien ships.
A screenshot of a fairy racing down a half-tube track in space in front of a moon in a low-definition video game. The speed, time, score, and level are noted in a simplistic view at the bottom of the screen
A screenshot of "Wave: 3" of in-browser game Street Cleaning Day. A rat balances on a paper plate on a grody city street, the sewer lid in the center releasing a sickly steam. Bubbles close in from all sides.
A screenshot of vibrant pixel art game KeyGunner. A stout fox with a handgun stands in a desert field; little bugs are coming from every direction with little letter tiles above their head.
A screenshot of a pixel-art game (Tetap Kacau) showing a black background dotted with a pair of lampposts and a symmetrical arrangement of white cubes. One cube in the middle is flashing yellow. A white ghost-like creature is dashing toward a freshly-exploded red orb with a slashing effect across it.
A picture of a vertical shoot-em-up game with a futuristic fighter jet flying up a snow-dappled trench at a formation of four enemy jets. One is shooting out red bauble ornaments, and the other is spitting out a circle of gingerbread cookie-men.
A screenshot of a largely greenscale pixel art game - Antecrypt - with strong gridlines and some white and pink-red accents. Some octopus-like enemies amble about; a red circle and many speed lines indicate that I've just exploded into digital shrapnel.
A screenshot of a lime-green and dark-blue pixel art game screen from indie shooter "RotoForce". A progress bar through the level is shown along the top, as the level itself is represented by a pentagon with slimy borders. A slug on a little UFO is floating near the bottom center.
An image in red-and-black vignette of a dog detective and his saw-toothed rabbit companion driving down a city street in a convertible, straight at the viewer.
A roomba drives across a living room rug with a plush Yoshi riding on top.
A photograph of an assembled model kit of the Gundam Mark II on a desktop next to hobby tools. An orange cat is appearing in from the right of the frame, his head nearly as large as the entire project.
A photo of a porcelain mug containing a coffee beverage. The foam inside has formed approximately a shadow image of a goldfish.
A photo of an assembled skeletal "inner" frame of a Gundam model kit, in a bodybuilder pose.
A screenshot of the game "Kaiju Big Battel: Fighto Fantasy". A toxic waste monster is on one side of the screen, shooting a toxic bazooka at a party full of costumed monster-heroes. A text box along the bottom of the screen reads "It's an RPG!!"
A scan of a two-page spread of the graphic novel World Heist. Textless, it depicts a cat-faced man in a fine suit and cape descending upon a fey-like realm, with human-shaped creatures and sparse structures giving way easily to a flowers, insects, and forestry.