Pixelreality

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she/her, 20+ disaster. Aspiring gamedev person, programmer, and artist. If you actually want to see gamedev stuff follow me on Mastodon https://idtech.space/users/pixelreality Recently became a Gundam Girlie. Expect lots of related memes and reposts

A comically red tinted image of “Pixy” from an FMV cutscene from the game Ace Combat Zero. Pixy’s eyes have been edited to look like they’re glowing intensely purple, and pixelated text has been scaled up and placed at the bottom of the image that reads “IT’S TIME”, a quote also from the game Ace Combat Zero.
A person holding a "sausage sizzle" in their hand outside a Bunnings Warehouse hardware store. The sizzle has a sausage covered in tomato sauce, sitting on onions, and held in a slice of white bread with a paper napkin used to hold it all.
Excerpt of the Kondo manga "The Revival of Zeon", depicting the PX-00531, which is stated outside the image to be a predecessor to the Nu Gundam from the film "Char's Counterattack". Text to the left is a cut off description of the Jegan in the same manga. The Nu here is considerably more chunky in the shoulder, skirt and chest plate department with a notably shrunken head, arms, and legs proportionally.
Two shitty scribbles of dudes with beards on a white background. Both have a fucking awful gaping mouth and unkempt beards. One is closer and has glasses on, the other is pointing at something in the back. This is also known as the Pointing Wojaks meme.
Painting of the Ideon from the 1980 TV series Space Runaway Ideon. Artist unknown. It depicts a tall, red robot with white arm gauntlets, black hands and kneepads and a white head that is shown glowing. It is in a ruined cityscape with cracks in the glass dome above, showing outer space.
A side profile view of the Mortarhedd "LED Mirage" from the 1987 manga series "Five Star Stories". It is a white, knight-like mecha with a red cross emblem on the shield and left shoulder, the right shoulder having a unit number of a kind.
A cropped screenshot of the artwork depicting Sanae Kochiya from the Touhou Project expressing concern about how retro consoles are the NES and SNES, while systems like the PS2 and Nintendo DS are still “relatively new”. The crop zooms in on her face. hate to say it but the time since this image was drawn has only made that comparison worse
A blue short barrel foam dart blaster. Around the grip, there is a circular drum of darts that goes around the hand and positioned behind the "barrel". A generic, crummy plastic fake red dot sight is positioned on top of the blaster's barrel.
The SCP-096 "four pixels" scene, edited by photoshopping characters from Space Battleship Yamato over it. In the foreground, replacing the man in the original shot, is Mori Yuki and Kodai Susumu standing together in a glow facing away from the camera (from Final Yamato). In a yellow box with a yellow arrow pointing to four blanked out pixels in the original scene is a picture of Leader Dessler from Space Battleship Yamato 2199 looking smug as usual.
Two panels from a Team Fortress 2 comic showing the RED Demoman with a blank expression and pointing towards someone, before the next panel shows him taking a swig of booze and saying "aye, fair enough". He is wearing a red baggy uniform with white forearm sleeves, and a brown explosive ordinance disposal vest, and yellow/black grenades. He's got black skin, a single eye with an eyepatch, a beanie, and facial hair
a bnuuy (cutely spelled term for bunny/rabbit) sitting right next to a revolver with a front paw on the grip on a carpeted floor. Fortunately for everyone involved, It does not appear to have any cartridges in the... cylinder? idk. The text above the image reads: "be soft" "but be ready"
the ending card for the film Gundam F91. It shows the titular mobile suit overlooking Cecily Fairchild and Seabook Arno's embrace, as an escape pod with a white flag is in the distance behind them. Looming over them all is the moon. In a cyan font, the English phrase "THIS IS ONLY THE BEGINNING." in cursive, fancy font is written. This sentence is ironic, as no followup series for this film was made aside from the Gundam Crossbone manga, which is a sequel set a decade later.
bastard dad Iron Mask in his control chair of the Rafflesia, baffled by the F91's "afterimages that have mass?". Wires are sticking out of the helmet and plugging into ports of the Rafflesia.
the white and blue mecha F91 "Gundam F91" reveals its 'face' under its mask as it enters MEPE mode, which basically lets it glow and move fast.
A red tinged meme showing the default mech from Armored Core 6 with its left hand close to the camera, its head turned to the camera. In its right arm, it is winding up a punch with a pile bunker device attached to it. The main eye is glowing even more red.
Iron Mask, among the worst dads in the Universal Century, in his purple and black robes and iron... mask tells his ex "If it weren't for this mask, I may have just beaten you to death."
In the foreground, a blonde haired woman (Nadia Fairchild) tells her offscreen ex "You're the aggressor here, so stop playing the victim!". Her shitty dad is blurry and behind her in the shot.
A black and white TV view of a man in a Hawaiian shirt being interviewed. He's telling a reporter "It's like two drunks in a brawl. We'll wait until it quiets down". Note that this man is implied to be a high ranking Federation officer, not caring about the conflict occurring as he speaks!
The masked man Carazzo Ronah (Iron Mask) in his purple-black uniform and... iron mask stands and looks in front of him, the Moon illuminated behind him. Captions read "I'm a pathetic man who lost his wife to that man, Theo." this makes him the most divorced man in the Universal Century
Cecily Fairchild (here, called Lady Ronah) glances at her awful dad Carazzo Ronah (Iron Mask). She is wearing a red uniform in glowing light, illuminating her orange hair.
Cropped frame showing a black and white image of a man peering into a window saying "Yes... Ha Ha Ha... YES!". From The Onion's comic "Painful Procedural" by Ward Sutton (under the pseudonym Stan Kelly).
the glowing psycho-frame sample repeatedly orbits the Earth, with the moon in the background. At this point in the film, TM Revolution's song "Beyond the Time begins to play, as it fades into the full credits.
Elephants somewhere on Earth in savannah, with the glowing aurora of the split asteroid Axis in the sky above.
The asteroid Axis being pulled away from Earth (over Asia) by an incredible green glow.
Char turns to his left in a pilot suit, illuminated red by Axis' glow, saying "Lalah Sune was a woman who may have become a mother to me." This line is a meme among Gundam fans for how absurd it is in and out of context
Char Aznable lies with a hand on his chest and closed eyes in the Sazabi's cockpit, saying "So, Quess was searching for a father figure".
Illuminated by the red glow of Axis' re-entry, Amuro is in his seat of the Nu Gundam (desperately) yelling to Char the words "That's why we have to show the world the light of the human heart!"
the white mecha, Nu Gundam, fires her engines at max output against the asteroid Axis in a desperate attempt to slow its fall.
Amuro in his pilot suit and cockpit of the Nu Gundam, with the Earth visible below. He's holding onto the controls as debris flies around him. He's saying "I can wait for humanity to learn and grow!"
Amuro Ray is in a white "normal suit" (IVA pressure suit) looking down on an off-screen Hathaway Noa in a ship's rec room. He's telling him "With an attitude like that, you'll be met with death yourself." (scene is at 1:08:07 in the film)
Char Aznable in a coat looks out of a ship's porthole into space, before turning to his left and saying "why were you drawn to me?". This is directed at an off-screen Quess Paraya, who is floating around in the cabin. (scene is at 41:56 in the film)
First person shot from Quess' perspective with her holding a gun, formerly pointing at Amuro Ray (man in the blue suit in the background), while Char Aznable (blonde man in yellow suit) in the foreground holds her gun up, and asks her "shall we go?". He has an oddly kind look on his face, which is rare in this film. (Scene is at 37:27 in the movie.)
A scene from Char's Counterattack showing Amuro Ray (brown, short haired man in a blue uniform) floating in a pink, dreamy space-like void with white "comets" flying by. (Scene is at 22:27 in the film)
A screenshot of the Nu Gundam from Char's Counter Attack, the moment its eyes activate. The camera shows the Nu's upper torso, cauldrons, a piece of the shield, and the white head/helmet with its detailed "v-fin" and mask. (from 21:15 in the film)
A tall, lanky mecha with light blue and white details, gold highlights, and an orange blade in its hand.
Demotivational poster type meme with the text "XBOX Yeah, It's that big". In the inset image is a shipping vessel humorously edited to have two gigantic Xbox (original) consoles on the main deck, suggesting in a comical way how big the original Xbox console was.
The L Gaim Mk 2 from Heavy Metal L Gaim. It is a grey giant robot with orange and black highlights, and in its right hand is a long buster cannon in grey. What little of the inner frame that is visible is coloured brown, such as the feet, hands, knees, and elbows.
A black and white cartoon of a fox girl peeking into a window with her hands against it. She's wearing a black crop top shirt with the word "sickos" on it. She's saying in a speech bubble "YES... HA HA HA... YES!". Background outside is a crescent moon night. This image is an edit of the Stan Kelly comic "Painful Procedural", for the satire newspaper The Onion. The edit is made by an unknown artist, and I assume the fox girl character is their OC (who I also do not know.)
A screenshot of a Steam interface on macOS with a bunch of custom titles in a list. The window is titled “Arcane Kids Manife$to” (sic), with the entries listed below: - shut up about video games - the fastest way to the truth is a joke - stop listening to advice - start your own scene - art isn’t about giving people what they want - do NOT call us punk - communities need spaces to grow - fuck formalism - fuck puzzles - play with structure - bad is more interesting than good - the purpose of gameplay is to hide secrets - make games u wish 2 see on the dreamcast
Detail art from the manga Five Star Stories, by Mamoru Nagano. It depicts a golden mecha with red and green highlights, and dark grey frame holding a tall woman in a white outfit with huge pauldrons and tight grey pants in the mecha’s hand. The giant machine is called “The Knight of Gold”, and the woman in front is a Fatima (feminine android) called Lachesis.
A painting of colossal, bipedal alien life forms called Emperor Sea Striders. They walk upon a vast, purple-ish jelly mat of microscopic lifeforms at night on the alien world Darwin IV. One titanic being is in the foreground, the other is mid-step in the background. Emperor Sea Striders have oily black skin, colossal feet, a massive solid tail, and a trunk-like torso with one gigantic orange glowing eye on each site, and an impressively large hook-like upper structure. They are surrounded by the flying Skewers, which are large black liquivoric (as in, digest their prey externally before ingesting the resulting liquid) flying predators that have biological jet engines to help them fly.
A simply shaded cartoon showing a chibi version of the masked character Char Aznable from the 1979 TV series Mobile Suit Gundam being held in a firm grip by a larger, unidentified person with white arms. Said person has another hand pointing at Char saying “behave”, with Char responding “no”. Source unknown.
A bingo board meme containing a 5 by 5 grid of various transfeminine stereotypes. Row 1 has a jar of pickles, icons of social media platforms with 24/7 over it, a grid of blue pixels with the word "CODE", a can of monster energy drink, and the autism infinity loop. Row 2 has "Either Ace or Horney AF depending on the hour", identifies as one of these (pansexual or bisexual), a logo of the band "100 Gecks" with the text "listens to this", an image of a catgirl over a pride flag with the text "Likes Cat Girls", and an image of women's yoga pants and a hoodie. Row 3 has a computer with RGB lighting, an electric guitar, a free space labeled "Valid AF" with a trans pride flag behind it, a Kettle brand of salt and vinegar chips/crisps, and an icon of the notorious YouTuber Vaush. Fourth row has a pair of cat ear headphones, a maid dress, a choker, a square with a spiral with overlaid text reading "Hypno Kink", and an image of two cartoon girls hugging with overlaid text "Needs Cuddles and Hugs Every Day". Final row has some kind of bottle, icons for Final Fantasyy 14/Splatoon/Animal Crossing with the text "Plays at Least One", an image of a skirt with the text "SPINNY", a box with the text "Do I Want To Be Her or Date Her?", and a blue plushie shark BLÅHAJ from Ikea with the text "Owns at Least One." This is an unedited version of the picture, free for people to cross off themselves.
A bingo board meme containing a 5 by 5 grid of various transfeminine stereotypes. Row 1 has a jar of pickles, icons of social media platforms with 24/7 over it, a grid of blue pixels with the word "CODE", a can of monster energy drink, and the autism infinity loop. Row 2 has "Either Ace or Horney AF depending on the hour", identifies as one of these (pansexual or bisexual), a logo of the band "100 Gecks" with the text "listens to this", an image of a catgirl over a pride flag with the text "Likes Cat Girls", and an image of women's yoga pants and a hoodie. Row 3 has a computer with RGB lighting, an electric guitar, a free space labeled "Valid AF" with a trans pride flag behind it, a Kettle brand of salt and vinegar chips/crisps, and an icon of the notorious YouTuber Vaush. Fourth row has a pair of cat ear headphones, a maid dress, a choker, a square with a spiral with overlaid text reading "Hypno Kink", and an image of two cartoon girls hugging with overlaid text "Needs Cuddles and Hugs Every Day". Final row has some kind of bottle, icons for Final Fantasyy 14/Splatoon/Animal Crossing with the text "Plays at Least One", an image of a skirt with the text "SPINNY", a box with the text "Do I Want To Be Her or Date Her?", and a blue plushie shark BLÅHAJ from Ikea with the text "Owns at Least One." Of all these options, I have highlighted the jar of pickles, the social media icons 24/7, CODE, autism, Ace/Horney, Likes Cat Girls, RGB PC, Valid AF, Salt n Vinegar chips, Needs Cuddles and Hugs, SPINNY, Date/want, and finally the BLÅHAJ square.
Cropped black and white image of the comic "Painful Procedural" from 2015 by Stan Kelly (The Onion). This cropped comic shows a window with white curtains with a disheveled man with unkempt hair with both hands against the window, saying "YES... HA HA HA, YES!". His black shirt has the word "SICKOS" in all upper case.
An infographic showing various sling mounting orientations, with text above saying "How To Mount A Sling On A Rifle?". The first box, labelled "1 Point" shows an AR-15 rifle with a sling mounted exclusively at the rear of the receiver. The 2nd box, labelled "2 Point", shows an AR-15 rifle with an Eotech holographic sight with a sling mounted to the front of the handguard and near the back of a Magpul stock. The final box, labelled "3 Point", has a longer barrelled AR-15 rifle with a sling mounted over the hand guard and the solid stock, with the sling passing through the stock area and connecting back to itself somewhere near the middle. All connection points to the rifles are circled in red in all three boxes.
An aerial image of a white, aircraft-like mecha in the sky. It has Japanese SDF markings, coloured in Airforce grey, and is carrying a brown cannon. The cannon is held in the main machine's right hand, with a small subarm attached to the torso, and a long "pole-grip" thing connecting it to the left hand while still being held under the right arm. A second unit is seen below, with its wings extended. Artwork by "Takuan (a mood home)", from Danbooru.
The Lancaster mecha from the TTRPG Lancer. It is a quadrupedal mecha with orange pipe frame around various parts. Brown cloth covers the joints and the legs, with miscellaneous gear all over the vehicle, a machine gun to the side, and two tiny arms in front of the machine. Additionally, there's a man on top in a brown coat and pants, with ginger hair and a cap drinking a beer.
A black and white police robot, aka. The AV-98 Ingram. This is Unit 1 (Alphonse).
Moderoid model kit of a black and white Patlabor robot model kit. It is specifically based on Ota's Unit 2, which has a more aggressive silhouette due to the operator's... impulsive urges.
tiny white robots with bobbly heads bobbing, occasionally having their positions adjusted by a person's hands. They are doing this on a white table. They all have coloured scarves, one baby blue, a light pink, and a brown one.
Six Graze Ritters and one Graze Ritter Command Type stand in perfect side to side/triangular formation with their swords planted blade down in a runway. They are blue-green mecha with black frames. The Graze Ritters have white stripes, while the Graze Ritter Command Type has red stripes. In the background is tropical foliage.
Foot combat armour meant for use by King Henry the 8th. It is a steel, reflective suit of knight's armour holding a traditional warhammer polearm weapon.
Panel from The Adventures of Tintin, with the text edited and replaced with a caption from an old sitcom. The text reads: "What a week, huh", and "Captain, it's Wednesday".
Screenshot from Mobile Suit Gundam (1979), episode 29 (Tragedy in Jaburo). It shows a dark cave environment, with a red aquatic mobile suit (a Z’Gok) piloted by Char impaling a greenish-grey GM mobile suit with its claws
A screenshot of the pixel art program GrafX2. On the left is a zoomed out image of a hotel door with the text "GrafX2" in cursive, and a man in a fancy service uniform in the foreground.
The Cloudsschätze from the manga Five Star stories. It is a grey mech with high heels, orange details, and a massive brown cannon held in its right hand. It is facing right.
Lineart of the L Gaim Mk 2 from the 1984 anime Heavy Metal L Gaim. There is a watermark in the bottom right in Japanese characters.
White text on a black background. The text reads like this: “post this on your profile and let your followers associate you with a fictional character that you remind them of”
Fourth frame of the comic "A true conversationalist" by mysillycomics. It shows a scribbly drawn person with glasses and an exasperated face with the text "yea" above them.