Kelly

@kellydf.bsky.social

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Hi, I’m Kelly! I’m an #Apple girlie, and I also love #FFXIV, #tabletop, #politics, and more. She/her, 18+. I will probably repost a lot of political content because I am a News Junkie™️. Reposts are not necessarily endorsements of the post or poster!

Agrias Oaks, a knight from the video game Final Fantasy Tactics, stands with her back to the viewer. She has long, blonde, braided hair and is wearing pieces of plate armor over a blue tabard and brown breeches and boots. Her gloved hand holds the hilt of a silver sword. Princess Ovelia, a younger woman with straight, blonde hair, is clinging to Agrias with a mournful look on her face. The art is rendered in FFT’s signature, anime style.

A screenshot of the “Similar To” section of Apple Arcade, which is suggesting that skateboarding game True Skate+ is similar to the action RPG Trials of Mana+. The icon for True Skate+, featuring a drawing of a skateboard with the game’s title on it in a bold, red and white font, can be seen.

A screenshot of a rogue character in Diablo 4. She has a short, black bob and dark skin. She is wearing a red mask, a short-sleeved red top with a silver shoulder guard, a pair of strappy, short leather leggings that expose her right thigh, and shin-plates. She is holding an ornate crossbow in her arms.

A post from the Tennis Updates account explaining that Arnya Sabalenka won a match against Jelena Ostapenko. The picture for the post is not loading, and an off-white rounded rectangle is displaying in its place.

Box art for the video game The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales. The titular Elliot, wearing a feathered cap and red scarf and holding a sword in a reverse grip, stands in a grassy field surrounded by mountains and looks off to the side. A fairy, perhaps 1’ tall with butterfly wings and wavy hair, hovers at head-height to Elliot and looks at him. Above them, the game’s title is rendered in a bold, stylized font.

The album cover for French electronic duo Justice’s debut album, Cross, featuring a black cross, outlined in gold, so that its base appears to be angled toward the viewer. The word “Justice” is written above the cross in a stylized, angular font and a small, flat cross is below. The large, bold cross in the middle is inside a golden rectangle.

Gameplay footage of The Adventures of Elliot in which the titular Elliot, wearing a feathered cap and cloak, swings a sickle chain around himself as he walks through a cave. Enemies that move to attack him are either blended by the sickle chain or singed by fireballs inexplicably bursting forth from his body as he attacks. They drop glimmering jewels that he picks up.

A screenshot from the video game Elliot the Adventurer. The titular Elliot, wearing his signature feathered cap and cloak, is speaking to an Ambitious Researcher in a broad hat and white robe. The researcher is saying, “If you wish to obtain modern conveniences, some sacrifices are inevitable.” The scene is rendered in a lush HD2D style.

Rebecca Chambers, from the video game Resident Evil (2003), poses before a black background. She is a white woman with short brown hair dressed in a STARS tee and tactical vest, fingerless gloves, cargo pants with the legs rolled up over her ankles, and boots. A belt with a first-aid kit attached is strapped to her waist. The back of her left hand is pressed to her chin, and her elbow is resting on the opposite hand. She has shifted her weight onto her right hip, and her right knee is bent.

Two thick chunks of bright-orange mimolette cheese rest rind-down on a wooden board.

A Bluesky post that reads, “i think, end of the day, the real problem with Bluesky is that most of its users are here *because* they want to be in a bubble. and they can tell themselves that it’s just about not being around Nazis it supporting Musk, and that’s part of it, but also there’s a palpable desire to be ensconced.” It was posted at 6:37 AM on 5/24/26. Replies are restricted. The username has been cut off in the screenshot.

A frame of the character Steve McCroskey from the movie “Airplane!”. Steve, an older man with a head of tousled gray hair in a half-undone tie and a white button-up shirt, is hastily retrieving something with his hands. The line he’s saying, which would ordinarily be “Looks like I picked the wrong week to stop sniffing glue,” has been lazily edited to say “Looks like I picked the wrong era to come out”.

Two screenshots from the video game Metal Gear Solid 2 are arranged vertically. In the first, Solidus Snake — a man who appears to be between 50-60 years old, wearing an eyepatch and an absurd, tentacled power suit — looks at someone out of frame and says, "Do you know what day it is today?" In the second, Raiden, a young man with flowing, white hair wearing a tactical sneaking suit, stands before several ruined and dusty buildings. He replies, "... April 30th?"

A window that ought to be playing a video, but instead an error message in a generic white font reads, "An error occurred while loading the video. Please try again." There is a white "Retry" button with rounded corners and a circular arrow icon.

A screenshot of an email from Twitch that says “Congrats! You’ve been sent a gift sub. You are now subbed to /xprayz.” There is a large, white “Watch now” button towards the top. In the middle, a cringing white man’s face — presumably xprayz himself — stares out from a circular portrait hole.

Norman Rockwell’s oil-on-canvas painting, “Freedom of Speech”, in which a middle-aged white man in a blue checkered shirt and a brown jacket and pants stands up while others look on him with curiosity and admiration.

The box art for Castlevania: Harmony of Dissonance for the GBA, featuring white-haired vampire hunter Juste Belmont holding a whip between his gloved hands.

A poster for the James Bond film Tomorrow Never Dies. Pierce Brosnan as Bond is astride a classic, silver motorcycle that is sliding across the pavement, the contact causing sparks to form. He is clinging to Michelle Yeoh as “Bond girl” Wai Lin, the pair of them looking distressed but determined.

The Lightbloom within Eversong Woods in the video game World of Warcraft. There is a large pond dotted with lily pads in the foreground, bamboo-like sprouts in the middle distance, and winding trees with autumnal leaves in the background. A dragonfly can be seen zipping across the pond, which is glowing with motes of light mana that hover over its surface. Against the horizon, a sentinel's tower and the peak of a mountain can be seen.

A meme captioned “HEALERS IN MMO ANIME” above and “ACTUAL HEALERS” below. The above image features an effeminate healer in a cap and robe, anxiously clutching a staff with a hook on the end. They are apologizing for their healing not being good enough. The bottom image features the same healer, but they’re morose and jaded, lambasting their party as idiots and refusing to heal them for pulling early.

A poster for the film The Legend of Drunken Master, featuring Jackie Chan circa 1994 seeming to punch through the poster itself, his fist ripping apart its white paper. Bold red font spells out "JACKIE CHAN" above his head and "THE LEGEND OF DRUNKEN MASTER" below his hand. The tagline is, "He's got a secret weapon with a lot of kick." Up top, the poster quotes a review from Roger Ebert raving about the film's 'JAW-DROPPING ACTION SCENES!'"

Apple CEO Tim Cook stands before an abstract white background criss-crossed with thin, swirly black lines. He is a white man with short, silver hair and glasses. He is wearing a black sweater over a collared shirt and a pair of off-white slacks. His hands are in front of his sternum and he is looking off to one side, in the midst of speaking.

A beige news card from 9to5Mac with a headline reading “9to5Mac Product of the Year: iPhone 17”. The byline is by tech journalist Chance Miller. The article excerpt reads “As 2025 comes to a close, it’s time to reflect on Apple’s year and determine what stood out the most. It was an exciting…” a small picture of a white iPhone 17’s camera bump is featured. The article was posted 52 minutes ago.

Official art of KOS-MOS from the Xenosaga series. A pale android with long, blue hair holds two enormous, futuristic weapons bursting with blue energy. She is wearing a white, full-body power suit and a headpiece that covers her forehead and wraps behind her head.

A screenshot from the video game Resident Evil 7. A pair of hands are held out in front of the viewer's face to block Jack Baker — a balding man with a scruffy beard, wire-frame spectacles, and a dirty, striped shirt — from coming any closer. Jack is holding a shovel, ready to swing. Behind him, a decrepit hallway in the Baker family home can be seen.

The box art for the video game Luigi's Mansion. Luigi, wearing his signature green hat with 'L' emblem, is screaming at the viewer, his white-gloved hands clapped to his cheeks, just below his bushy black mustache. Behind him, several cartoonish ghosts with gleaming yellow eyes, and a couple of round Boos with their tongues hanging from their fanged mouths, soar down a dark forest path toward him. The game is advertised as being "Only For Nintendo Gamecube" and is stamped with Nintendo's Seal of Approval. It is rated E for Everyone by the ESRB.

The protagonist of Hell Clock, Pajeú, looks determinedly off into the distance. He is a dark-skinned man wearing a cap and high-collared shirt with a thick black beard. The painterly image is captioned, “Pajeú: Our fight continues.”

The box art for EarthBound. In front of a psychedelic, multicolored, swirling background stands a spiky, golden robot — a Starman — with a little boy — Ness — wearing a cap and striped shirt sitting in its cockpit. The game's title is superimposed over all of this, written in a stylized retrofuturist font.

The final frame of season 2 of Severance. Mark, played by Adam Scott, and Helly, played by Britt Lower, are holding hands and sprinting down a white hallway backlit with red. Mark is wearing a bloodstained button down shirt and tie, a suit jacket, and slacks; Helly is wearing a long-sleeved shirt and pencil skirt. Their faces are identical masks of apprehension.

A 5x5 chart on a black background featuring the box art for 25 video games. There are labels on the right-hand side for each game. From left-to-right, the games are: Streets of Rage 3, Contra: Hard Corps, Ristar, Dynamite Headdy, Mortal Kombat, StarCraft, Diablo II, Disciples: Sacred Lands, World of Warcraft, Final Fantasy XIV, Bomberman 64, Quest 64, Mischief Makers, Hybrid Heaven, Majora's Mask, Metal Gear Solid 2, Resident Evil Outbreak, Persona 3 FES, Final Fantasy XII, Clock Tower 3, Monster Hunter Freedom Unite, Tactics Ogre (PSP), Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions, MGS: Peace Walker, and Valkyria Chronicles II.

The title screen for the video game Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty. The game's title is spelled out in a large, bold font; above it, "Tactical Espionage Action" is written. Copyright information lines the bottom of the screen, just below a faded "Press Start Button" prompt. In the background, Solid Snake's face has been rendered in bold, red strokes; he is staring directly at the viewer. The top and bottom of his face gradually fade out into an abstract gray background.

A picture of a woman in a plain dress levitating out of her small bed while remaining completely horizontal. Her stringy blonde hair is hanging below her head, but the rest of her body is stiff. She is in a spartan bedroom decorated only with an end table and lamp.

A spam text message that just says “Reply me!”

A drawing of Pommy, a round, rabbit-like creature from Bomberman 64: The Second Attack. He has a round, cream-colored body with darker accents on his long ears. His eyes are black and shaped like slots, his mouth is a thin, 3-shaped line, and he has small, ovular blush marks. His hands are round balls and his feet are flat ovals. He is aggressively cute.

A picture of Sonic the Hedgehog looking angrily at something off-screen. His green eyes are scowling and his mouth is open, as if he’s in the middle of an exasperated comment.

Some text from IJ Parker’s novel, Rashomon Gate, stored in the Highlighted app. It reads, “The princes sat on purple brocade; the nobles had deep red, green or blue silk cushions; and he, along with the rest of the faculty and students, was provided with a gray cotton one.” It is from page 114. There is also a definition of the word “brocade”, which reads, “Brocade - a rich fabric woven with a raised pattern, typically gold or silver thread.” The highlight is tagged “Vocabulary”. At the bottom of the screenshot, there is a +Highlight button and a button shaped like a magnifying glass. The app is in dark mode.

The album art for The Beastie Boys’ Hello Nasty. Superimposed in front of a canary-yellow sun, the three members of the Beastie Boys lay in a half-unrolled food tin. “beastie boys: hello nasty” is written above them in a quirky black font.

A frame from the anime Neon Genesis Evangelion. Asuka, a red-haired girl wearing a blue and white dress, is standing in the corner with her fists clenched and a scowl on her face.

A frame of Anakin Skywalker from the film Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith. Anakin is staring down an off-camera foe with a determined scowl on his face. He is wearing his signature black Jedi robes. Behind him, the brutalist metal interior of a Trade Federation starship can be seen. The picture is captioned, “My dysphoria has doubled since the last time we met.”

A picture of three characters from the anime Laid-Back Camp standing in front of several automatic drinks machines. The leftmost girl is Rin, whose blue hair is tied up in its signature, perfectly-round bun. She is wearing a blue coat and jeans and is standing in front of the furthest vending machine and contemplating what drink to get. In the middle is Nadeshiko, a pink-haired girl wearing a beanie who is clutching two canned drinks and holding them rapturously up to her cheeks. She is wearing a baggy, drab coat with a button-down flannel underneath. The rightmost girl is Ayano, a brown-haired girl wearing a hooded coat with a large 'T' sewn onto the left chest. She is holding a drink up to her mouth and taking a satisfying sip. Behind the girls, the sun is setting over a rural Japanese town.

A frame from the 1994 film The Mask. Jim Carrey is wearing lime-green makeup and prosthetics that cartoonishly exaggerate his features, and is dressed in a canary-yellow suit and wide-brimmed hat. He is dancing with Cameron Diaz, an attractive woman with shoulder-length blonde hair, wearing a slinky, sequined, champagne-colored dress. Carrey, as the titular Mask, is grinning broadly, showing off a set of abnormally large and blindingly-white teeth. Behind them, the nightclub in which they are dancing is largely shrouded in darkness save for a couple of pinpricks of unfocused light.

A still from the 1993 action film The Three Musketeers. The titular musketeers -- Aramis, Porthos, and Athos -- stand in a row, with young aspiring musketeer d'Artagnan standing behind them. All four warriors are holding up rapiers with elaborate, gilded crossguards and are dressed in brimmed hats. The musketeers each wear blue tabards with white crosses stitched onto the front, while d'Artagnan wears a vest over a white tunic. Aramis, played by Charlie Sheen, looks mildly concerned; d'Artagnan, played by Chris O'Donnell, is ready to pounce; Porthos, played by Oliver Platt, is grinning confidently; and Athos, played by Kiefer Sutherland, has a look of steely-eyed determination on his face. Behind them, moldering fortress ruins are shaded from the bright sunlight by tall trees.

A screenshot of the video game Aladdin for the Sega Genesis. The Disney character Aladdin is standing in the middle of an Arabian street, dressed in his signature open vest, poofy white pants, and fez. He is holding a curved, one-handed sword. He has one foot planted on a set of wooden stairs; the other is inches away from a bed of hot coals. Behind him, the awning of a shopkeeper’s lean-to is shading several vases and other goods. Desert dunes can be seen in the background below a clear sky.

A picture of the top of the manually-operated scoreboard at Chicago's Wrigley Field, which features a clock and two headers -- "NATIONAL" and "AMERICAN" -- written in a blocky, white font, below which various kinds of baseball-related information are displayed. Above the scoreboard, the iconic "W" flag, signifying a Cubs victory, is fluttering in the wind in front of a clear blue sky.

A frame from the classic Bugs Bunny cartoon, Rabbit Punch. Bugs, wearing a pair of pink boxing shorts, is twirling in place with his fists outstretched. The knuckles of one hand have collided with the mouth of a large, burly prizefighter, whose face is distorted from the force of the blow. They are standing in a boxing ring.

A screenshot of the Wii game Muramasa: The Demon Blade. In a leafy valley amidst misty mountain peaks lit by the rising sun, a female samurai dressed in a pink cloak uses her katana to deflect a fan of projectiles thrown by two leaping ninja. More ninja race toward her as well, bent forward in their haste, swords strapped to their backs. UI elements include a burning candle at the top left representing the samurai’s health, which is currently capped at 200; a stylish katana switcher in the upper center; and simple item/currency trackers along the bottom of the screen. The visuals are hand-drawn in Vanillaware’s lush, painterly style.

A screenshot of the YouTube feed of World of Warcraft's Mythic Dungeon Invitational. The screen has been divided into four quadrants, so that all four teams competing can be seen playing simultaneously, instead of the more typical broadcast sports format where the point of view cuts between different perspectives depending on which is the most interesting.

A .gif of Bruce Willis in the film The Fifth Element. He is pointing a sci-fi pistol at the camera and saying, “Very nice hat,” with a barely-disguised smirk on his face. Behind him is his brightly colored studio apartment, with a rack of guns hanging from the ceiling.

A series of texts between two people. Person 1 says “Checking in.” twice. Person 2 replies “i’m bad”. Person 1 says “Checking in.” again. Person 2 says “i’m doing bad”.

A low-res, slightly-blurry screenshot from the video game Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon for the N64. The image is of a ghostly robot rendered in the N64's typical blocky, simply-textured style. It has a pear-shaped body, two large white eyes, and a round, red torso. Its long, black arms end in metal claws. The picture is captioned [Ghost Toys Castle] above and "The Surrender Robot DHARUMANYO" below.