🦊 Fussy Ambassador

@lollie.me

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Artist, game-fiddler, everything-doer. 🦊✨ 38, Gay, He/Him! 🌐 Web: lollie.me 🐾 FA: furaffinity.net/user/heyitslollie ☕ Kofi: https://ko-fi.com/lollie 🎁 Wishlist: throne.com/lollie ▶️ YouTube: youtube.com/@HeyItsLollie

A clip from Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth - Yuffie scruffs up Red XIII's cheeks, asking him "Who's a good boy?"
Kero from Cardcaptor Sakura ripping open a bag of crisps that is at least twice his size
Screenshot of the quoted article's second paragraph: "The point is, Donkey Kong 64 is a game that inspires strong feelings in those who've played it. So it seems fitting that members of the DK64 randomizer community, who've dedicated years to picking it apart and putting it back together, would start developing an unofficial PC port with a specific rallying cry:" "Amazon Prime Day PC gaming deals: check out what's on offer now!" A line of advert text that interrupts the article at an inopportune moment.
Photo of my Logitech MX Vertical, a vertical mouse. From the front, it has two mouse buttons and a scroll wheel, nothing fancy.
Mips the Rabbit (Super Mario 64)
Stats are effectively the same as the first image in the original post, save for three more stats: Total Likes Received: 365,294 (a meaningless number) NPCs: 352,368 (Likes received via story and game progress) Other Porters: 12,926 (literally CPU "players" that we'd see while playing)
Screenshot of Death Stranding 2's "Porter Grade" screen (shown after completing a delivery). There is a big star-shaped graph on the left side that tracks five core "skills", and a list of "Career Statistics" on the right side tracking stats throughout the entirety of the playthrough. Stats follow below. Big star: Porter Level: 52 Combat Level: 41 ("Indomitable" Rank) Stealth Level: 46 Servicemanship Level: 74 ("Master" Rank) Bridge Link: 39 Number of "Legend of Legends" S-Rank deliveries completed: 144 (S-rank was laughably easy to achieve on any given delivery and frankly tended to mean "how much did you get fucked over by dumb shit") Career Statistics: Total Play Time: 140 hours, 47 minutes, 54 seconds. Total Weight of Cargo Delivered: 22,220.5kg (that's 48,987.8lbs) Pieces of Cargo Delivered: 1,395 Total Distance Traveled: 1176.7km (that's 731.17 miles) Available Chiral Bandwidth: 41,440 Structures Built: 189
Three 3D prints of the same model at various sizes. The smallest on the left is barely a centimeter / under half an inch tall. The middle one is nearly two centimeters / three quarters of an inch tall. The largest on the right is a bit over four centimeters / one and two-thirds of an inch tall. A ruler and an SD Card adapter are also present for scale.
A 3D print of a simple humanoid figure with a fox head and tail, standing a whole four centimeters tall all on his own - next to a Dreamcast VMU for scale comparison
A 3D render of the 360-degree control deck from my illustration in the original post. It is full of panels with random controls, buttons, switches, levers, sliders, keys and screens.
A digitally illustrated self-portrait, featuring my head with a 360-degree control deck visible through it, and my fursona in the middle of it all struggling to manage all the controls. An ink drawing of my head at a slight 3/4th angle, drawn in red, with my glasses drawn in blue. A second illustration is overlaid on top of my forehead: a detailed and tightly packed 360-degree control deck littered with random controls, monitors, speakers and everyday appliances, all drawn in green ink. My fursona (a fox with a side-part hairstyle) sits in the middle of it all, wearing a headset with a single clip-on earpiece, and reaching across both sides of the control panel with a troubled expression, drawn in blue.
A screenshot of Google Search, where I am showing the usual location of the "Web" search mode, usually stored under the "More 🔽" menu button beneath the search bar.
A screenshot from a single frame of Griffin McElroy's one-hit-death randomizer playthrough of The Legend of Zelda: Majora Mask. A broken, repeating texture is visible across the screen, showing a Credits Plane that would normally never be seen. Zen was commissioned to create the player model that Griffin uses for the playthrough, and I helped with face textures (that unfortunately got hidden by the glasses - we couldn't figure out transparency) and tech support in just trying to get the model working at all. The template we used included a teeny plane for model credits. We didn't know how this would be used, since it doesn't appear in the modloader UI anywhere, but we filled it out anyway.
A screenshot of my render settings, which read: Resolution X: 4000 px Y: 4000px Percentage: 200%
A still render from a low-poly 3D animation. The scene is a combination of the PAL and NTSC-region PS1 BIOS laid out as a circular room, with the former making up the walls and the latter making up the floor. Prominently visible in the foreground is a fox character mid-jump, attempting to reach for the camera. The entire shot is viewed through a full 360-degree fisheye lens, forming a perfect circle around the edges.
Profile of why.bsky.team, who has blocked my account, probably due to literally any mention of the term "AI slop" in relation to bsky
My fictional character Rosh, a big white lion, is about to make a marriage proposal to the Mii of my actual friend Effses, a kindly dad fox with a mustache. This leads into a series of space-shooter minigames that culminates in a miniature bullet hell. My efforts win through and the two get married - complete with a marriage ceremony performed by my fursona, and attended by my boyfriend Zen (a bird-like creature with jackal ears), my friend Nat (a black puma), and Final Fantasy characters Nanaki, Cait Sith, and Kimahri.
A GIF from the 90s anime Bonobono: a small otter floats peacefully in a tranquil lake with a rock on his stomach, surrounded by sparkles
Sherlock Hound taking a single, extended puff from his pipe, set against a night sky and lit only from behind. The brim of his hat covers his eyes, making him appear expressionless in the shadows.
Art of my friend Effses and my fursona Lollie looking extremely MS Paint, complete with pixel airbrush highlights. Lollie is simply a head and legs. They are accompanied by the text "you have the power to be his son". This is based on this most excellent Moon Child fanart by Agrimmora, linked below. https://bsky.app/profile/agrimmora.itch.io/post/3mjgcnsecuk2r
Screenshot of the Wikipedia article for the "Dat Boi" meme, focused on an image of a frog on a unicycle with a description underneath. Text reads: A still frame of the original GIF, created for the Animation Factory before becoming the "Dat Boi" meme
A screenshot of the comic simply titled "Frog" from Three Word Phrase by Ryan Pequin. A frog sits on a lillypad, watching a fly buzz by. The frog slings out its tongue, hitting this fly square between its buttcheeks. The final panel shows the fly continuing on, having survived but visibly disturbed by the experience.
Screenshot of headline for CNET article dated May 8, 2006: Australian PS3 launch date locked in: Sony has locked in 17 November as the Australian launch date for the PlayStation 3, just in time for Christmas. The system will come in two bundles -- a PS3 with a 20GB hard drive (confirmed RRP of AU$829) and one with a 60GB HDD (confirmed RRP of AU$999)
A screenshot of my current canvas in Clip Studio Paint - my fursona has his arms crossed and nose pointed high in the air. See if you can find the missing pixel in his colors.
An edit of the scene from Akira where Tetsuo is having flashes of the past, present and future all at once, except the scenes are of PCBs being manufactured and consoles being modded, and two quick flashes of the PCBWay logo
A doodle of my fursona bowing in appreciation
Screenshot of the Control screen for Perfect Dark with the "Double" 2.2 mode selected, intended for playing single-player with two controllers for dual-analog control. Controller 1 uses the stick to look and Z to Fire, while Controller 2 uses the stick to walk/strafe and the Z button to Aim. Both controllers use A to change weapons and B to use/reload, but these A/B buttons are generally out of reach while using traditional "trident" N64 controllers. However, when playing via emulation, you can bind player 1 and 2 to a single controller. Bind Player 1 to the right stick, left trigger, and face buttons, and Player 2 to the left stick and right trigger, and you effectively end up with a modern control scheme.
A sketch page for a custom Nintendo 3DS theme, featuring a handful of tiny doodles of my fursona in various poses, with little snacks and electronics scattered about. The template for the 3DS theme is overlaid on top.
A work-in-progress animation of a fox character walking, with a grid scrolling at a smooth 30fps underfoot. On the right side is a game UI, with a massive map taking up most of the panel: a small maze-like town littered with locks, items, and warnings. The panel also displays health points, the fox's current level, the number of keys in inventory, and a set of numbers and weapon/shield icons laid out like a rolling number display.
A tiny portrait of my fursona sweating nervously, as an animated 16×16 PS1 memory card icon. It is specifically styled after Final Fantasy VII's save icons.
A cropped screenshot of my pinned post, focusing on a "new" profile label that reads: "Prohibited on SubscribeStar (Poor Body Posture)" The screenshot is edited and the label is fake. This is referencing SubscribeStar's updated Terms of Service as of March 10, 2026, specifically: "Anthropomorphic Characters: Sexual content involving anthropomorphic characters (commonly referred to as “furry” characters) may be permitted only when all of the following conditions are met: 1. the characters possess clearly humanoid anatomy (such as arms, human-like knee orientation, and an upright body posture)" Link: https://subscribestar.adult/prohibited_content#anthropomorphic-characters
A screenshot of Google Maps over the city of Portland... in the state of Victoria, Australia. The quick facts panel is open, and it reads: Portland is a city on the southwest coast of Victoria, Australia. The site of Victoria's first permanent European settlement, it has more than 200 19th-century buildings, many made of bluestone. The Portland Cable Tram travels along the foreshore, past the Portland Botanic Gardens, established in 1857. The Portland Maritime Discovery Centre has exhibits on the city's maritime history, plus a sperm whale skeleton.
A photo taken during a grocery trip: small Kit Kat chocolates in the form of F1 racing cars, one car per pack. I'm holding one in my hand.
A video of a white cat with black splotches sitting in front of a large TV, watching a YouTube stream of birds at an outdoor bird feeder. She reaches up for the TV and meows at it, trying to understand where the birds are coming from. She eventually looks back at me (behind the camera) and Zen (off to the side), confused.
A screenshot of a Notion document tracking our progress through all of Babylon 5, and my notes for the viewing order. Transcription for my notes follows: Currently Watching: Babylon 5 Viewing order (https://babylon5.fandom.com/wiki/Viewing_Order) may be a whole thing. Several episodes shifted around due to production scheduling, and some movies are set between / during seasons. We’re choosing to watch the show in broadcast order for simplicity. "In The Beginning" is the second film of the series, having aired between S4 and S5. However, chronology places "Thirdspace" during S4, making more sense to view these films out of order. "The River of Souls" aired after S5E19, though it was allegedly intended to air after S5E21. As this already places it so close to the end of the show, it may be okay to simply watch this after S5. "The Legend of the Rangers" (also known as "To Live and Die in Starlight") is the sixth movie. It was intended to be a backdoor pilot, but no further episodes were produced. Chronology of events places it before Movie #5. "A Call to Arms" is the fifth movie and a backdoor pilot for "Crusade," a spin-off series that was cancelled early in production. Viewing order for "Crusade" is completely busted and requires research. "The Lost Tales" features characters from both "Babylon 5" and "Crusade". It was originally intended to be an anthology series, but only one episode was produced. "The Road Home" is the most recent film, and is placed last in many viewing orders.
Hori OCTA Pro, a six-button controller for PlayStation 5, for $200 Australian Dollarydoos. In addition to everything that a PS5 controller features: The left stick has an octagonal gate, while the right stick is a flatter circle pad. Two additional R1 and R2 buttons are present to the top-right of the Triangle and Circle face buttons. Not visible: Three different styles of D-Pad are included, and it has two additional grip buttons, but it appears to only have digital triggers.
A screenshot of the homescreen for my hacked N3DS, featuring a custom-made theme. Icons, folders, and buttons all feature a golden edge-lit glow, set against two big scrolling nebula starfield backdrops, with cool and warm tones for the top and bottom screens respectively. In this screenshot, I have highlighted the mGBA emulator, with its fancy 3D logo in the top screen.
Top and bottom screenshots of my old unhacked N3DS XL's home screen. The console is using the official Badge Arcade theme, complete with the Badge Arcade app logo on the top screen, while the bottom screen is a huge collection of Bunny stickers surrounding, with the app icon selected in the center of the screen. The time reads 01/01 (Sat) 00:00, indicating that the console has been powered off for so long that it has forgotten the date and time.
A photo of a hacked New 3DS. The home screen features a custom-built theme, with black folders that have a golden edge glow, set against a photo of a starry nebula.
A video of my camera pointed at my tablet screen, displaying a small walk-cycle for my fursona. The camera pulls back to reveal the same animation streaming to my Playdate's screen at 400x240.
A crop of a frame from my little animation "Anomalous Data <Fussy>", where a PS1 low-poly model of my fursona holds a tiny fantasy handheld console in his hand up to the camera, like the image in the quoted post. The handheld's screen has an even tinier pixel sprite of my fursona's face.
A photo displaying two Bento body pillow covers, SWF and NSFW, hanging on my bedroom walls using a couple cheap wall-scroll poster holders.
"Utopia" meme but the robo-man walking his robo-dog has been replaced by my low-poly 3D fursona doing the "no one's around to help" dance