Hyperhero2

@hyperhero2.bsky.social

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22 🇳🇿 | NotITG modder/player | twitter stinks, here for the furry art | @thehyperhero2 on twitter

The original tweet with the word "my" removed, which makes it read "I just know spotify wrapped this year gonna be SO ASS".
A comment from the website zenius i vanisher saying that 2 months ago the maimai DX buddies plus international cabinet was updated to DX prism.
This is a three panel meme, where the first panel contains a purple, red, and green guy bullying a white guy with the phrases "no ideas" (purple), "unfun gimmicks" (red), "don't know how to make cool stuff" (green), and "new modders" (white). The second panel is the same but the white guy looks hopeful towards a tan guy with the phrase "heysora". The third panel is the one labelled heysora flipping over the white guy with a discord message from Heysora that reads: "If you have no idea of what to do: you can try designing some particles/"ligmas" and using them".
A screenshot of a notification where Pirate Software, a famous YouTuber and Twitch streamer, along with 28 others, liked a reply I made.
A screenshot of a DM from an impersonator of @mixter.ink named @mixterink.bsky.social. The text isn't important, but it essentially says that they've ended the auction early, and was wondering if I would pay them my bid amount. This is a scam.
An image of an extremely goofy looking smiling emoji.
A hand holding a Totoro plush from the Studio Ghibli animated film My Neighbour Totoro. It is very fluffy.
A screenshot of my previous profile handle: Maximum Train, or maximumtrain dot bsky dot social.
A screenshot of the BlueSky tweet above highlighting the juxtaposition of the article title and first word making it look like that the way to Musk is to give him friends.
A BlueSky list of muted words in both hashtags and text. The list simplified is as follows: moots, mutuals, let's be mutuals, mutualan, follow back, nctzen, and briize. These words are used frequently by accounts wanting people to follow them back, creating artificial engagement.