Decah

@decahexima.bsky.social

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Bundle of fur tumbling across the interwebs and beyond If you’ve managed to find your way here through somewhere else, hello ⚠️ Mostly SFW— expect trace amounts of vulgarity and/or mature themes 🍞 This is bread 🎉 decahexima.carrd.co

A pixel art showing a kitsune / fox spirit holding up an equally pixelated cake.

The background is an off-white with faded yellow stripes. There’s also a slight vignette, drawing attention to the subjects at the center.

The fox is seen with awe, as shown by their mouth agape.
The cake above them is made of layers of cream-colored, well, cake. The tops of these layers have frosting carpeted on them, with the bottom-to-top having pink, wine red, and maroon colors.
At the very top, a pair of number candles rests on an aluminum plate. The candles, emitting light sparkles, read out “21” together.

A “terrible” comic scribbled and scrawled onto two pages of a book. It shows a multi-tailed fox trying to grapple with the weight of everyday activities.

- - [ The Left Page ] - -

→ They are a person, bowing to the audience.

“It isn’t the right day for this.”
“…And yet”
“I still wanted to participate in it.”

→ By the third line, the person is poofed & transformed into a kitsune / fox spirit. Left arm is upwards, highlighting their declaration.

— —

“There’s not a lot you can do in 18 hours.”
“…Assuming you’re both awake AND aware.”

→ Fox is seen scrambling amidst some symbols, checkboxes, and a pencil. A version of them is seen on a ladder, trying to reach up.

— —

“It’s natural to be frustrated.”
“It’s tempting to sand some corners.”
“…It’s also REALLY counterproductive to keep LOOKING for answers.”

→ Fox is seen screaming in agony, then at a laptop, with the screen showing a search bar. (it has “sodium chloride form” on it)
→ Finally, Fox is scrunched up in a mass of darkness. Fox mutters to themself, “oh golly what a predicament.”

- - [ The Right Page ] - -

“In spite of all this, though…”
“I still wanted to do something.”
“…to at least SHOW that effort in a tangible form.”

→ A hand is seen trembling. Then, it lunges forward to grab a stylus-like object.
→ What follow is a scene of Fox grabbing onto a vertical bar while writing the stylus against a sheet of paper. Fox is seen in distress while doing this.

— —

“It still surprises me how these scraps manage to survive.”
“Emotions, recreation, de-cycling, education…”
“…All that just to keep moving forwards.”

→ Fox is seen admiring the paper. Their eyes glisten a bit, and four of their tails are visible.
→ Fox has both their paws at their hips, and the paper, now seen as a symbol block, gets added to a row of them.
→ Fox is seen bolting to the right— while looking like a bathroom pictogram. Checkboxes fly past them, including a “good enough.” “You’re doing great” shields the dashing vulpine.

A collage of photos taken from an unmodded, then modded black Nintendo 3DS. Out of the photos, the ones at the top show a faded red heart sticker at the top left of the console’s upper portion.

Oh yeah, bullet points show images from left to right

- - -

At the top, two images of a left hand holding the 3DS are shown.
The backgrounds of these are heavily blurred out, but the game footage is visible. Both show the ending sequence of Kirby: Triple Deluxe’s True Arena gamemode.
• There’s a blue-ish flower petal against a bright sunset on the Top Screen, while the Touch Screen shows the UI for the mode: a completion timer, and virtual buttons for pausing and ejecting Kirby’s ability
• The right shows the results screen. Kirby holds up a gold trophy while the screen congratulates them with a “Victory!” message. Time shown is 28:09.75, and previous attempts show “6” and “7 to go,” indicating the bosses beaten before a wipeout.

- - -

The middle shows four images, all from the time after the 3DS was modded.
• Captured footage of the Universal Updater, and the Apotris app. Someone ported this block-stacking tetromino delight to the 3DS— probably recently!
• Footage from Mario and Luigi: Bowser’s inside story is shown, too. The first image shows Mario and Luigi in the middle of fighting two Spike Blops. Starlow sternly explains to them that “jumping on them would be really bad.”
• There’s also a photo of Bowser at Plack Beach, right before fighting the first boss of the game. A thumb is placed over the screen in reference to an in-meme; “It is I who nuts to that”
• It’s just the text, “New Super Mario Bros. 2” against a white background.

- - -

The bottom shows some of Newer Super Mario Bros. DS, a fan-made ROM Hack— and a companion to the cult-hit, Newer Wii.
• A black screen with nothing more than a green bar up top, save for the game icon and names / credits.
• The title screen of Newer DS. Mario and Luigi are seen walking endlessly in an autumn environment.

Part of the Bluesky settings page, seen on a mobile device. The part that’s cropped in shows a slice of the Moderation section.

What’s shown here are two Muted Words that have had their timers expired. Perhaps they were implemented to avoid spoilers— ahead of a certain indie movie…

The screen shows:
• “Your muted words”
• Both “theamazingdigitalcircus” and “tadc” being muted in text & tags
• Their status being “Expired”

A wide, almost blank image with a weird aspect ratio. (16:5)

Centered colorful text is superimposed against an off-white void.
The text also sports drop shadows: One for its paper-like outline, and one for the actual text.

The text reads, “Sticker Star”

A dark scene with several pixellated creatures arranged in an arch. In the middle, a one-bit rendition of a multi-tailed fox spirit stands. They are looking upwards at the little guys.

Each of the pixel creatures are illuminated with a faint ray of colored light. From left to right, they beams are colored in:
Minty Green, Sky Blue, Porpol, (purple) Red, Pink, Orange, and Yellow.

Additionally, each of the creatures are of a unique species. They are also seen in unique poses. From left to right:

• An eastern dragon getting bonked in the snoot by a falling block.
• A hyena in (supposedly) bathrobes holding a cup of hot liquid.
• An anubian jackal staring off into the distance.
• A lion jumping. Their right fist is out as the face the front.
• A bat preparing for landing. Their wings and legs are put to ensure no bones are broken.
• A raccoon peering off into the distance. They are holding a flashlight/ torch in their floating right hand.
• A manticore about to walk off the scene. They’re complete with wings, a set of horns, and a scorpion’s tail.

A page-edit of the Roblox home menu, with a popup box floating in a black void. Text within it was lightly altered.

The words, “age check,” are highlighted in dark orange. The UI box below has also been changed to be, well, orange.

- - -

The text reads:

“Access to popular games is changing in a few weeks.”
“Complete an age check now to unlock more games and chat.”

[ Engage in the oral consumption of geological features ]

Three figures stare upwards at a series of brightly lit panels, each displaying Amaterasu, the wolf tail-brush goddess, in a variety of expressions and poses. One even has Issun, a bug-like wood sprite, created in reference to a rough approximation to Yoshi's Island's Baby Mario.
(also, Amaterasu is seen equipped with a jade-colored disc with a ring of fire behind her back. this is called a Reflector, i think)

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Down at the bottom, the three figures have their backs towards the viewer. They're an anthro lion, a wolf, (based on the character from KarmaZoo) and a kitsune / fox spirit. Six stars faintly shine near the edges of the image.

At the top, a series of beige-colored panels are lot with a spotlight overhead. All eight of them also cast a glowing drop-shadow towards the bottom-right.

Going clockwise, starting from the middle, these panels display:
• Amaterasu howling upwards. There's a bloomed Guardian Sapling behind her, and a stylized red sun is seen at the top right of the panel.
• Amaterasu sitting with a stern expression on her face
• Ammy looking up, with Issun presumably hopping up and down at her snout
• Ammy looking with glee with closed eyes. Green "OK" text floats above her head.

• Ammy scurrying while letting out beads of sweat. As she runs, she produces yellow flower-plant things in her trail. Issun is hanging by her tail, feeling distressed as Ammy jogs along.
• Ammy sleeping, with a snot bubble and three-ish Z's to signify he drowsiness. She appears to be loafed like a cat.
• Ammy alert and tense. She barks angrily, shown with her furrowed eyes, open mouth, and yellow lines going out from said mouth.

• i s s u n

A blocky kitsune / fox spirit is seen jumping with their left fist out to punch the air above. They are seen smiling while wearing a black overshirt, a red T-shirt, and jeans with shoes. They also wear glasses. The pose they’re making also seems reminiscent of a certain plumber’s leaping feats…

Below that, a small image of the same kitsune is seen with a shocked expression, putting their arms and legs out to accentuate their surprise. Only their waist-down and head regions are colored here— everything else has placeholder faces.

A fuzzy video of a 3D model being rotated counter-clockwise. Here, a kitsune / fox spirit is seen pushing themselves up and down with their tiptoes while they swing their arms slightly forward and back. Their five tails also follow through with this motion, undulating as the vixen rises and falls.

The character is seen wearing glasses, and they sport a black overshirt, a red T-shirt, jeans, and a pair of shoes.

They also blink when the camera is turned towards their maw.

Four blocky 3D figures are positioned within a white void. The void background has a small grid overlaid on it, the color of which is a slight grey.
(it should be noted that the figures are trying to depict a cartoon-like five-tailed kitsune / fox spirit)

Each of the four 3D figures are in a T-pose while they face towards the right side of the screen. Notably, the fourth figure (rightmost one) appears bigger than the rest.
Each figure received minor changes from left to right, either cosmetic or for convenience…

— — — — —

Version 1:
The waist and downwards have textures consisting of red, yellow, green, blue, black, and white. Each of these colors correspond to a direction in 3D space along an axis. The remaining parts have a colored texture wrapped around them, marking each limb with a specific hue.

Version 2:
All of the model is textured appropriately, and the cheek fluff looks to be directly modeled into the head as opposed to being separate parts. Cheek parts are in bright pink here.

Version 3:
Textures for the ears look to be out of whack, with red, yellow, and green showing against splotches of transparency. Cheek fluff segments have been made larger/taller compared to last time, and a plane-model for I-eyes was created.

(a plane-model here refers to one or more 2D planes in 3D space bound together. probably useful for displaying 2D images.)

Version 4:
Ears have now been glazed in a pink bismuth-like coating, and they have hot-pink markings to indicate where each section wraps when looking at the texture head-on. There’s also a dedicated plane-model for displaying the figure’s maw.
…Also they have a snoot.
(not baked into the maw plane-model)

Part of a pixellated Picross / Nonogram puzzle is shown here, mainly the top left portion. The grid appears to fade at the edges, with dotted lines and checkered textures hinting at this deterioration.
The accompanying text with the image slice reads:
“This is how the board’s supposed to look”
“(oops)”

- - -

For the fixed sections…

Column numbers displayed here, from left to right, read:
17
21
12, 7
7, 1, 4, 6
7, 3, 5, 7

Row numbers displayed here, from top to bottom, read:
17
21
10, 6
8, 7, 4
9, 9, 4

A Picross/Nonogram puzzle displayed as pixel art. The grid is sized at 25 × 25 tiles.

(when listing the values, the first value in a section corresponds to the one farthest from the grid. viewers are asked to fill in squares for each section using the numbers as a logic guide)

- - - - -

From left to right, column values are:
17
21
12, 7
7, 1, 4, 6
7, 3, 5, 7
6, 4, 2, 2, 5
6, 5, 3, 4
6, 5, 4, 3
5, 2, 5, 3
3, 5, 2, 6, 2
3, 4, 1, 5, 3, 2
2, 4, 2, 5, 3, 2
2, 4, 2, 1, 1, 2, 2
2, 6, 2, 1, 2, 2, 2
2, 6, 7, 2, 2
2, 5, 4, 3, 2, 2
2, 3, 1, 4, 1, 3
3, 3, 2, 1, 3, 4
3, 2, 3, 1, 3, 5
4, 2, 1, 2, 6
6, 2, 3, 7
7, 4, 7
21

From top to bottom, row values are:
17
21
10, 6
8, 7, 4
9, 9, 4
8, 10, 4
5, 7, 2, 4
4, 3, 2, 5, 3
3, 4, 1, 4, 4, 2
3, 6, 4, 1, 2
4, 2, 6, 1, 4
3, 2, 3, 3, 6
2, 3, 3, 3, 4
2, 2, 11, 2
2, 3, 3, 7, 2
3, 5, 3, 3
5, 4, 4
5, 6, 5
6, 11, 6
6, 8, 6
8, 7
21
17

An in-game screenshot of Super Animal Royale, with footage captured using the game’s photo booth.

A orange and white fox and a borzoi are seen falling towards the ground of a forest. (they’re referred to as Super Fox and Super Borzoi respectively)

The fox is seen wearing a hat modeled after their own head, and the borzoi has some lunar new year garb on, along with a red flower donned near their ears. Both Super Animals have a somewhat surprised expression on their faces.

The scene is also framed with a faux-picture frame, all pixelated. A golden plaque at the bottom of the frame reads:
“Somewhat Hopeful”

An in-game screenshot of a Roblox game, A Block’s Journey. As of the time of this post, it is a recently released 3D platformer, borrowing aspects from A Hat in Time and Super Mario Odyssey.

The screenshot here was captured after I discovered the freecam feature.
An anthropomorphic fox spirit stands in a spacey and starry void. A purplish-pink lamppost is near them too, possibly to act as this game’s checkpoints.
The fox spirit stands sternly, with no emotion in their eyes. They’re wearing a red vest, white shirt, black pants, a fedora with multicolored feathers, and a strap-on muzzle.

There’s also a search field box above them. Since age verification wasn’t done, chat functionality is disabled— leaving this alternative left. That text box reads:
“back at it again, huh? why so soon??|”

Two close-ups of physical pixel art. Both images feature a stylized version of Belfort & Lupin’s heads— their origin is from the eponymously titled show.

Cut-up index cards were glued together to fake depth, and the majority of the segments were colored using pencils, pens, and markers.
From the angle shown, these body segments cast a small shadow. Parts featured for both Belfort and Lupin are their eyes, eyebrows, and snouts. Moreover, Belfort (left) has his floppy ears, while Lupin (right) has messy hair and a segment of light fur that extends downwards.

(it should also be noted that Lupin has a wide paper segment of light purple around his eyes— something that was absent in the digital pixel art rendition of these doggos)

A collage of a few Roblox screenshots, stitched together to illustrate the author's sentiment on the CEO's current decisions, namely for the platform's (now sectioned off) chat functionality.

At the top, there's text for Home at the left, and there's a user icon and a username to the right. The user icon depicts a red-accented kitsune/fox spirit wearing a red fedora, glasses, and a red vest with white overshirt. Their gaze is stern. Their username reads, "Decah"

Below that, two notification boxes exist with some words highlighted in orange— this is something NOT seen in the original versions of these. ( for convenience, this orange text will be enclosed in {braces.} )

- The leftmost one prompts the user to [ ⏲ Take action now ]. It reads: "You'll soon need an {age check} to chat. It only takes a moment." The left text box's selection option are Continue, and View Details.
- The rightmost one nudges the user towards age verification, prompting: [ Let's {check your age} so you can use chat. ] The rest of the text reads: "This helps you chat safely. It only takes a moment. The right text box has only one selection option, that being Unlock Chat.

At the bottom, a blurred-out scene displays a section of in-game footage. The background has been heavily blurred, and all that remains are the system icons (Roblox/Escape Menu, Hamburger Menu, Chat, and Unlock Voice Chat) and the chat box itself. Inside, only some text and a wide, blue button prompting the user to [Unlock Chat] are present.
No message bar.
No Send button.

The accompanying text reads: "You can only view system messages here. Get an age check to chat. At the center of the chat box, big text in a Super Mario font are askew. It reads: "no, {go eat a rock}"

(in-game footage was taken from the save selection menu in Retail Tycoon 2.)

A screenshot from the mobile game, Daily Dadish. The eponymous named Dadish is in a snowy area; its area name is “Feathery Peak.”

Dadish is seen at the end of the daily level with one of his radish children. The little guy is orange, and they are wearing a little santa hat.
A text box is also seen at the top of the screen, with a character portrait of Dadish at the left. The text reads:
“Yep, the best gift of all! I get to spend time with my family! My stupid, stupid family.”

Miscellaneous features in the game environment include:
• A few pine trees scattered about, including one decorated with a star and baubles…
• Mountains in the background of a sky in between sunset and night…
• Some icicles hanging at the top of the screen…
• And a speedrun timer in baby blue. The timer reads: “00.37.77”

A screenshot from the game, Chicory: A Colorful Tale.

——

An in-game painting is shown against a white background. Framed with a thick black border, its contents show a depiction of the player character, a dog, looking surprised.

The white-furred dog is wearing a hot-pink plaid and collared shirt, and they have a five-petal blue flower adorned atop their head. Inside the fourth petal, going clockwise from the top, a Paint Cursor can be seen. It’s small, circular, and is colored a mustard yellow.

Their left arm is posed to touch their gaping mouth, indicating an audible(?) gasp. With their eyebrows raised and three triangular shapes emitting outward, all three elements push the expression of shock forward.

Above the image, there are a set of words spelled out. They’re quite pixellated, and the two rightmost words are highlighted in pink instead of lavender for importance.

The words read:
“It’s Banh Me.”

(bánh mì is a sort of Vietnamese Deli Sandwich. it has pickled vegetables, meat, and sliced cucumbers typically stuffed in its baguette buns.)

Stitched together screenshots of both the Youtube video of the September 12, 2025 Nintendo Direct, and snippets of the Nintendo website on a mobile device.

The cover art for the Super Mario Galaxy 1 + 2 bundle pack is shown at the top. Its chunky quality suggests that a screenshot was taken after the game’s trailer played out.

At the bottom, a big price tag for the game is displayed, with it being:

“$69.99”

The game’s title, eventual release date, and ESRB rating are listed below that. They each read:
“Super Mario Galaxy™ + Super Mario Galaxy™ 2”
“Releases 10/2/2025” (this is October 2nd)
“Rated E for Everyone: Mild Fantasy Violence”

Four anthro lions walking to the right. The quoted post’s video has all the bits and bobs of the lion’s details in ALT Text. This version of the video, however, has been extended to four times the original’s length.

[ This continues the ALT Text from the video. In case you were wondering what the attached image was:]
[ Three anthropomorphic lions with floating limbs all looking to be running to the right. Were these supposed to be animation frames?]

↓ ↓ ↓
• A chubby— and somewhat chibi— lion wearing a dark wafer-colored vest and maroon shorts. All of their limbs are floaty, too. Their running is stylized after Super Mario World’s two frame walk cycle. They have three, though; one frame is used for in-betweening.

• A tall lion wearing glasses and two light red arm bands. They’re drawn with only outlines and floating appendages— save for the tail. The choppiness of their run cycle is reminiscent of modern Paper Mario, where the player character romps around with only two frames of animation. (this lion has got three, though.)

An animated scene featuring four distinctly styled anthro lions. All of them are endlessly traveling to the right.

All four of them share a portion of their mane colored red— usually above their head— and simple body shapes.
(this makes them easier to parse out when in motion)

From left to right:
• A small lion wearing a vest and red shorts. The tip of their tail is shown floating, but with no string-like bit. Their running is stylized after Super Mario Bros’s janky three frame walk cycle.

• A chubby and small lion wearing a black jumpsuit, a red neckerchief, and red boots. Part of their vibrant red tail shows in one of their frames. Their walking is stylized after Super Mario Bros. 3’s two frame walk cycle for Small Mario.
↓ ↓ ↓

[ ALT Text is continued with attached image. ]

A six panel comic featuring a pixellated cat in several amusing poses. The comic has two faux pages, and is intended to be read from top to bottom, left to right.

◇

1/6 - Left Top
“This is Maize.”
A wide panel introducing Maize the white anthropomorphic cat. They run towards the left side, arms out, before skidding to a halt and greeting the reader with a thumbs up. Their cheerful face radiates against a eight-pointed star backdrop.

2/6 - Left Middle
“Maize is a cat.”
Several sprites of Maize appear in this wide panel. The center has a front facing Maize meowing (“mrrow”) at the reader.

From left to right, Maize at a standstill, angrily kicking, in a slope-sliding position, swimming underwater, chain-fence grabbing (this is the one meowing), standstill but mid-blink, jumping, crouching with an arm out, gauging the safety of a potential held item, and Maize looking upwards.

3/6 - Left Bottom
“They’re also a chonky boi.”
Two enlarged sprites of Maize are in this panel. The left side shows a small Maize— the one seen throughout the left page. The right side shows a bigger Maize.

4/6 - Right Top
“A VERY.”
The small and big Maizes are now turned towards the reader.

5/6 - Right Middle
“Chonky.”
The two Maizes are now squished to absurd proportions, having their eyes enlarged and their body— and other limbs— shrunken. The two look similar to old-school RPG characters.

6/6 - Right Bottom
“B o i .”
The Maizes are now squashed horizontally, with each having similarly squashed pink hearts coming out of them.

◆

The very bottom of the right page shows both small and big Maizes giving a thumbs up and showing a big, joyous smile. They’re both huddled around hot-pink text that reads:
“Look, ma!”
“No microplastics!”

Pixel art animation of two anthropomorphic lions spinning counterclockwise. The video’s made in such a way so that the small lion faces forward first, then the big lion faces forward once the small one has their back towards the camera.

Both the lions have appearances similar to when Mario or Luigi strike a turning gate in the Super Nintendo game, Super Mario World.

Some custom cover art for a Gameboy Advance game. It displays graphics for a game called “Panelix.”
The very bottom features a strip of the Gameboy Advance box art, recreated with the “ONLY FOR” taro purple diamond at the top-right corner, the curves at the bottom edges, and the scratchy left-to-right gradient from grey to white

For the cover art, the graphics sit on a dark background, with it having a gradient of faint blue, (top) to purplish black, (majority of middle) and to lighter-purplish black (bottom)
The graphics themselves consist of the title text, five colored blocks, a white line, the blocks’ reflections, and the creation credits for the game.

Title text shows pixelated words, spelling out “PANELIX”
The colored blocks float above the white line, with each block sporting a different pattern. From left to right:
- Cyan block with a diamond hole
- Neon green block with a two concentric ring holes
- Red block with a bloated X-shaped hole
- Purple with a big octagonal hole
- Yellow with a diamond hole AND solid square bits at its corner edges

The creation credits feature the text, “KM 2024-2025”

A loopable video showing a pixellated anthro lion running to the right and left. The lion’s appearance takes inspiration from the Super Mario Bros. video game for the Nintendo Entertainment System.

Every so often, the lion skids on the ground and comes to a stop, causing the camera to become offset either to the right or left of them. The lion starts walking the other way when they slow down.

An art piece showcasing four enlarged sprites based on Amaterasu’s appearance in the ŌKAMI video game. All four are standing in four quadrants of a thick window cover, almost looking like figurines in stackable plastic boxes. There’s also a cone spotlight beaming downwards in the background.

All sprites show Amaterasu with the Divine Retribution reflector, a jade-colored reflective plate with a ring of fire around its edge.
The four big sprites show:

• Top left, Ammy is seen sleeping. Her position is that of a cat when it loafs, or the pose of an Egyptian sphinx. There’s both sleeping Z’s floating above her head and a snor bubble to indicate dowsiness.

•Top right, Ammy is seen looking upwards, her head tiled at a 45° angle. Issun is also seen hopping upwards, though they look like a plus sign in this rendition.

• Bottom left, Ammy is seen upright and in a sitting pose. Her front and hind paws are at the ready for when she has to move.

• Bottom right, Ammy is seen barking. Her front paws are stretched forward and her hind legs have gone back, implying sternness in her stance. Angry eyes, a (somewhat) visible maw, and three yellow speech-action lines help give the feeling that Amaterasu is giving a bark with intent.

◇

Three little characters stand beneath the four sprites, looking as if they’re in a gutter portion of a theatre stage

They consist of:
○ An anthro lion who has tan and leucistic fur. They give a wink and a “hello” wave (with a star) towards the viewer. Their left foot is also raised to show their tenderness.
○ A ripped sprite of the Wolf character from the KarmaZoo video game. They’re facing left, looking unperturbed.
○ A trace-over of a crouching Amaterasu from Anaugi’s set of Rockman 7 sprites.

Notably, their rendition of Ammy is made to fit within the confines of the Nintendo Entertainment System. The sprite also takes heavy inspiration on how Rush Coil looks— Mega Man’s assist dog.

A postcard depicting a scene from Super Mario World, but it has a bunch of characters on screen at once. Each characters also has a semi-transparent name tag under them.

There are three brick blocks towards the bottom left of the scene. Their appearance is similar to ones found in Super Mario All Stars’ SMB3.
The background is also ripped from Donut Plains, complete with the tan sky and big, lush, green mountains in the background.

The text at the bottom of the postcard reads:
“Greetings from: SPADE ENGINE”

◇

As for the characters on-screen, the menagerie include:
- Sonic from the Sega Master System
- A scruffy looking Sonic with black sclera and red irises
- Sonic but ball

- A custom-made Yoshi flutter jumping
- My Melody from Hello Kitty? (round character with a red bunny hoof atop their head)
- Princess Peach in the style of “Peach’s Adventure,” a SMW ROM Hack by BWGLite

- Saiyan Goku in the middle of a kicking animation
- Normal Goku in the middle of a spinning somersault (currently facing down)
- Some hot-pink, tan, and brown colored guy styled after SMB2 USA’s sprites (Arabian?)

- A custom Chara sprite written for an Undertale alternate universe, “Storyshift” (they have purple skin, a green robe, and a rainbow-colored bandana tied around their neck)
- SMW Mario
- All-Stars Mario, but his eyes are a 2x2 square of pure black instead of the usual white sclera and black iris

- A custom-made Mario doing a fiery forwards spike with his left hand (he is angry)
- A SMB-styled Super Mario looking a bit edgy
- A dummy-thick Mario with pure-white skin and maroon overalls. They have the text “WAHOO” superimposed over their head.

- A pin character from Battle for Dream Island
- Sans Undertale from Undertale
- White balls (2)
- A small flagpole in the style of SMB

★ A small anthro lion with tan fur. They have salmon-red highlights at the top of their mane and cheek fluff. The lion’s also sporting a tan-brown vest, maroon pants, and tan shoes. They’re also small.

A tiny anthropomorphic lion, at the center of the screen, spins counterclockwise.

Their poses are modeled after Small Mario’s set of animation frames when he bashes a turning gate in Super Mario World.
(doing that will let the player travel in front or behind a chain-link fence)

The anthro lion is seen with a tan-cream mane, as well as a vest with a darker cream color. They’re also seen with red highlights at the top of their mane and their cheek fluffs.
The lion is also seen wearing beige shoes. They even have a little shine to them, located at the tip of the shoe.

A screenshot of Procreate with a piece of art at the center of the screen. The view was also rotated 45 degrees counter-clockwise to show it off.

There’s a purplish-blue right triangle, big and prominent
It’s resting on its long side, the hypotenuse(?) The triangle has a dark checkerboard grid pattern at its upper-left side, and Procreate’s grid void at its upper-right side.
Below the triangle is a line, colored in dark and more potent purplish-blue. There’s also a lot of white below that line.

The triangle also has pixellated text written on it. Due to the pixel density, the letters are kind of hard to make out; Each diamond-shaped pixel only offers so much room…

The text roughly reads:
“ONLY”
“FOR”

A heavily cropped screenshot from a search engine. The layout of elements suggests this was taken from a smartphone.

From the top to bottom:

- A search bar containing the words, “Ōkami release date” and a big X and magnifying glass towards the far right
- Search filter things, with options like All, (currently being highlighted) Images, Videos, News, Shopping, and Maps.
- A large beveled box displaying (cropped) information about the search query.

This info box has…
- Ōkami’s original release date on the PlayStation 2 in Japan
- Ōkami HD’s worldwide release date on the Nintendo Switch

The info box’s text reads:
“Ōkami • Release”
“20 April 2006” “Japan PS2” (the latter text is tilted to the right)

“Ōkami HD”
“Nintendo Switch”
“WW: 9 August 2018”

A slightly pixellated art piece. It depicts an anthropomorphic lion looking sternly at a lit-up spot.

The lion and the spotlight-spot are in black space, with faint criss-crossing lines permeating the darkness.
The lion has a grey mane with slight red highlights at their cheeks, the tip of their tail, and at the top of their head. The lion is also drawn with a head the size of its egg-shaped torso, as well as their arms and legs being absent.
…They also have glasses.

The spotlight-spot is to the right of where the lion was looking, with the area highlighted with a light-yellow ellipse. Lines coming in from the left of the screen depict that the light is being projected in space.
It lights up the elliptical portion, revealing some text. The text is also portrayed with thin lines around the letters, making them appear hollow.

The text reads:
“THAT”
“THING”

The “THING” portion looks to be shaken up a little. It’s also got some neon-like blur around it, likely to draw your eyes towards it first.

An art piece looking similar to some key art from Kirby’s Return to Dream Land.
Like its inspiration, four little guys hang onto a shiny and sparkling, floating star. They’re all up in the sky, with wispy and swirly clouds occupying the space. Also, dot stars rest at the top of the drawing. The sky fades from baby blue to a galactic purple, implying the four of them are high up.

Speaking about the four…
They all are wearing similar outfits— either a fedora with feathers at its back, or a red flannel shirt with glasses. (only two have flannel) Each of them dresses and looks unique.

□ At the top right, an anthro lion grabs at the top of the star and waves hello with their left paw. They’re looking confidently at the viewer while also hanging on tight.

□ At the bottom right, an anthro jackal peers out into the distance. They’re hunched in a stance best suited for hanging at the bottom leg of the star. While looking towards the right, their left arm is used to shade their head, with their left paw resting on their head.
…Also their markings make them look similar to the Egyptian god, Anubis.

□ At the bottom left, a manticore T-poses while standing in a playful manner. Their legs are tilted outward and their head is askew to accomplish this effect. The manticore is also seen wearing a grey tank top, with its graphic showing a glass of liquid with the caption, “HALF FULL”.

□ At the top left, an anthro white wolf waves to the viewer, though they look more relaxed compared to the lion.
The wolf is wearing a while kimono with red accents, a white fedora with a red trim. Presumably, white feathers are attached at the back of the hat as opposed to multicolored ones.
The wolf also looks very similar to Amaterasu, the wolf goddess from the Ōkami video game. Red face markings, a flamed back, (with a green reflector shield?) and a black-tipped tail…

All four also have outlines around them. Salmon red, purple, dark blue, and green, respectively.

Artwork from e621’s / e926’s FurID verification system. It asks you to draw your fursona with a rudimentary, yet robust, set of drawing tools. The artwork then gets sent to some verification place…

The art depicts a scene from Super Mario World, with Mario looking as if he cleared a course!

The top HUD shows Mario’s lives, (M×3) Bonus Star Points, (★×10) an Item Reserve Box, (holding a Super Mushroom) Time remaining, (261) Coins, (○×7) and Score (1,600)

The middle of the image shows more text correlating to how Mario did when clearing the course. It reads:
“MARIO COURSE CLEAR!”
“🕒 261 × 50 = 13050”
“BONUS! ★×41”

At the very bottom-center of the image, Mario is seen walking to the right. The whites in his eyes are now black due to the color limitations of e621’s mini drawing software.
(white was used for his skin and gloves, and a strip of orange highlights the top of his nose.)

A drawn picture taken from e621’s / e926’s FurID verification system. They ask that you draw a picture of your fursona, and the tools are simple, but robust enough to have fun with.

The picture displays a crude representation of an anthropomorphic lion; Only the head is shown. They are wearing blue glasses and have a red fur accent at the top of their mane. They also look surprised, with their eyebrows being raised up and three yellow lines going out, suggesting emotion.

The text, “Here they are” can be seen at the bottom of the picture.

A modified screenshot of a Roblox game, average plate gaem. All relevant bits were cookie-cut out of the original screenshot, and are now overlaid on a dark blue checkerboard background.

The top half shows two little screenshot bits. The leftmost bit displays two currency counters for Gems (the high one) and Coins. (the low one) Their values show 808 gems and 80,880 coins respectively. The rightmost bit captures a person attempting an obby. (obstacle course) They are seen jumping across floating green masses of bricks.

The bottom half shows the player character, standing at the supposed base of the obby. Many floating pillars adorn the sides of the obby, and their cone-shaped bottoms can be seen here. Behind the player, there’s also a neon-blue warp door, presumably for traveling in and out of the obby room.

The player character is seen as an anthropomorphic white lion. They are wearing a red fedora with a yellow brim, and six feathers colored in red, yellow, and blue perch at the sides of it. They are also wearing a ref flannel shirt, gray tee shirt, a bell collar, and blue jeans.
…They also have glasses.

A picture featuring a food wrapper over some fabric surface.
The only text visible is it’s expiration date and some product information. The latter has its text upside down.

Expiration date reads:
“MAR 10 2025”

Product info (while sparse) reads:
“NIETOR”
“∩ ∩”

A cropped screenshot from Apple’s Notes app. The background is a dark black, and all relevant information is either in yellow or in white.
(phone screenshots are usually tall, but this has been cropped to a square aspect ratio)

From top to bottom:

♢ Topbar UI, including the local time (7:02) on the left, and WiFi + Battery Status on the right (three connection bars and 53% battery respectively)

♢ Header text reading: “it’s virtually indistinguishable” It’s big and bold to draw your eyes to it.

♢ A space below that, regular-sized text reading: “wow”

♢ Four editing buttons on the bottom row, all colored yellow. They’re for adding Checklist Bubbles, Inserting/Taking a Photo, activating Drawing Mode, and starting a New Note.

♢ At the very bottom lies a long, white bar. Swiping with your finger along the bottom allows the user to perform various system actions.

A crude drawing of a Nintendo Switch and a Nintendo Switch 2. Both are shown with their USB-C holes marked in yellow.

A yellow cord is connecting the Switch 1’s bottom port with the Switch 2’s top port. Note that the Switch 2 has both top and bottom USB-C ports.

Four (in total) yellow question marks rest askew and confused on the top-left and bottom-right corners. There are two for each corner listed.

A two-panel mini comic.
Both panels are stacked vertically, and each feature a figure and an hourglass. The figure is made up of four floating balls— for its head, body, and arms— and two wedge shoes.

The top panel shows the figure looking upwards at an hourglass.
The bottom panel shows the figure looking directly towards the reader. Floating text above displays, “i don’t get it,” presumably showing their confusion.

The hourglass also subtly drains some of its sand when going from the top and bottom panels.

A scribbled anthro lion stands in a white void. They have a blank expression on their face.
The anthro lion’s wearing a mint-colored tee shirt, gray pants, and a pair of glasses. Also they’re wearing sandals.
Might they be wearing socks? Who knows?

They also have two circles representing their disembodied hands. No arms here.

A screenshot from a small and robust 3D modelling software, Blockbench.

There’s a 2D plane tilted slightly left along the Y axis. (it’s seen looking to the right)
It also looks like it’s been selected, with three multicolored arrows at its center point.

The plane, superimposed onto a white checkerboard void, has a texture on it.
Said texture features an anthropomorphic cartoon lion’s head. Their fur is tan colored, with their mane being a darker tan. The lion is also seen wearing glasses.

A screenshot from the Youtube video, asdfmovie 2.

A hand holds out a pie. Said pie has another, smaller pie bursting out of its top. Crumbs fly out to signify the small pie’s grand entrance.

A slideshow of various pieces of artwork, with most pieces being pixel art. Each entry also has a caption below.

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From start to end…

Three pairs of pixel characters, an Asiatic Lion, an Egyptian Jackal, and an Eastern Dragon. Each pair has a small and a big variant side-by-side.
[ humble beginnings ]

An image letterboxed to fit a blur striped banner. The three aforementioned pixel characters appear here, facing left.
[ early banner test ]

A pixellated eastern dragon. They’re seen with messy hair, a tank top, shorts, and slippers.
[ jade-ish dragon ]

A delighted cartoon face. There’s gray and black strips at the north and west edges of it, signifying a faux-grid.
[ picross/nonogram idea ]

An anthro white hyena. They’re seen waving towards the left side of the screen while they’re behind a brown background. The hyena also has red ear tufts, eyebrows, and glasses.
[ what could’ve b’yeen ]

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A collage of photos depicting scenes from the Block Tales game for Roblox.

On the left side of the screen, five pictures of an anthro white lion stand, ready to battle. Two are seen in an idle pose, one readies a slingshot, one a rocket launcher, and the last one’s limping from low HP. One lion in their idle pose is also seen getting shot in the chest by a purple light beam. They’re unfazed.

Top left features a modified player stats bar, now elongated to fit five HP odometers. It shows five busts of the anthro lion. Four busts after the leftmost one appear smaller and more transparent.
Below that has the lion’s player name and the odometers. HP values, from left to right, are 14, 13, 5, 27, and 28. The bar also has SP displayed, with its odometer having a bright teal 25 on it.

The right side shows a forest of purple, leaf-less trees. Three entities stand in this forest.
Unmoving, undeterred, they consist of six arms, an upside-down triangle head, and a stick for a body. Two of them have Defense Down status effects, lowering their DEF by one.
All three are collectively suffering damage from a rocket, which was aimed at the middle one (2 HP lost) before causing collateral damage. (1 HP lost each)
The entities, nervous, shout, “Is this… T-the end?”

The bottom right shows the anthro lion, now a bigger size than the five on the left. They’re in a victory pose, with their arms tucked at their waist and their legs ready to swing side to side.
At the bottom right corner, a faded circle shows the anthro lion peering at a sign in a cave area. The sign’s text, provided by a text box, reads:
“•Floor 40”

There’s a keyboard glyph of the [E] key next to the text box, too.

A drawing of a person skidding in the snow. They’re wearing a red Christmas hat and a periwinkle scarf. Raised eyebrows and a wide smile indicate their joy along the expanse of faint-blue snow.

In the background, brush strokes of brown and haphazard strokes of green show a line of trees. Three curvy lines at the top of the canvas show a scene similar to the northers lights. Bright, faint stars cover the left, right, and very top of the canvas, giving the sky some life.

A Medly arrangement featuring the Rainbow Star theme from Super Mario Galaxy, with extra visual flair.

A pixelated anthro lion and a blue block slide into view before the lion jumps up and hits it from below. Out pops a star with various color gleaming it’s surface.

The star then drops down onto the lion, causing them to obtain the star as a power up. This starts the music track, as indicated by an iris expanding to show a blue background with a white sound visualizer.

As the song plays, the lion is seen cycling through hues of the rainbow— from red, orange, yellow, et cetera. When the song picks up in tempo, the blue block from earlier fades into view.

That same blue block plays a sound effect for the star power wearing off, causing the lion to flash back into their normal color scheme. The blue music background also fades to black.

The video ends with the blue block, lion, and watermark fading out.

A tiny standee of a figure stands behind a mountain of worsted yarn. The objects also rest on a glossy table.

The standee depicts an anthro manticore posing as if to wave to someone. The manticore is seen wearing a vest and long pants, and they’re wearing glasses atop their muzzle. Their mane is puffy and only covers the top and back parts of their head.
The manticore’s maw is out and smiling, and three action lines to the top right of them indicate an expression of joy.

The standee also looks to be printed on a sheet of paper, then carefully cut to preserve the edges. Its transparent outside edge looks to be made of glossy tape, cut with less slack to make the standee look like a sticker.

Bundles of worsted yarn sit in the background, with colors of brown, maple, beige, and red. Five are depicted in the picture, with all of them individually wrapped in a sheet of thin papery plastic, likely to prevent them from unraveling.

Pixel art inspired by the Super Mario Bros. Mini game, made for the Gameboy Color.
SMB Mini is a re-make of Super Mario Bros. for the NES. Mini shrinks all the sprites to fit within the Gameboy screen, choosing to halve art and sprite sizes when compared to the original NES version. SMB Mini was also developed by user “mico027”.

The art depicts a three-block tall warp pipe resting on two castle brick blocks. A small Fire Mario is seen to the left of the pipe, with him appearing to fall towards the left edge of the pipe. Mario’s also in the middle of a walking animation while he’s facing right.