Raechel 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

@raechel.dev

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worst programmer to ever spit on an open terminal • she/her 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️ aka Rainfall or GV • https://raechel.dev • @itsraechel on twitter (inactive) • hrt since march 9th 2023

A screenshot from a video essay about the Metal Gear franchise. It shows the word "bipedal" right next to a picture of Metal Gear Excelsus, which remarkably has six legs.
A screenshot of a discord conversation featuring two images from the game Balatro. First one shows blueprint, brainstorm and photograph jokers on ante 2, for big scoring in the early game. A comment states "cartomancer for free deckfixing". Second image shows Baron in the shop as well, for later building.
a discord discussion talking about "shinzo-abe-likes" (games that feature a main character carrying around their child, often focusing on the relationship between the two), how the next one could be either a Half Life or a God of War game, and how the [triple airquotes] """genre""" needs more female main characters.
A screenshot of a tweet from December 27th 2018 by twitter user Yami Reirei @LossThief The tweet states "In 2019 we're gonna have an anime character turn to face the audience, look the viewer dead in the eye, and say in perfect english "I am Transgender" and we'll still have otaku fuccbois trying to insist there's an intricate Japanese historical context for why they aren't." The tweet has been posted every single time an incredibly obvious trans metaphor (or worse, an actual trans character) appears in media since. it's been eight years and it still happens constantly.
A short video of me scrolling through my YouTube homepage, displaying the looping homepage bug as videos, shorts and even ads re-appear more than once.in the same order.
a short clip from an indie game, showing the radio/cassette playing system. rather than some kind of overcomplicated ui, the camera simply zooms in onto the cassette player on the player's shoulder and the actual buttons on it are the controls for it. the only ui element is a list of owned cassettes on the right side of the screen, that is only visible when the cassette bay is open to load a new cassette in. the player also has a radio mode. the cassette player is styled after the original Sony Walkman TPS-L2 from 1979.
An old style drawing of a hobgoblin at a bar, with three more fellows behind it. This is a meme edit of the classic Hobgoblin beer "What's the matter lagerboy, afraid you might taste something?" poster ad. The characters are drinking trans-flag-colored beer, and the text has been edited to say "What's the matter gamerboy, afraid you might enjoy playing as a woman?"
A pair of screenshots from the movie Project Hail mary, showing dr. Ryland Grace (Ryan Gosling) holding up a ball of yarn colored like the earth, and Eva Stratt (Sandra Huller) holding up a copy of dr. Ryland Grace's theory "An Analysis of Water Based Assumptions and Recalibration of Expectations for Evolutionary Models". There is text in the "person does thing poorly, asked to leave place" meme format around it. Namely, it states "Dr. Ryland Grace Writes Worst Theory of Life Ever, Asked to Leave The Planet Entirely" This is a reference to how, in the story, Grace is found by Stratt because of his out-there, controversial theory, getting him involved with the Hail Mary project, which eventually leads to him being sent on a one-way mission to a nearby star system.
A character stands, carrying a large backpack overflowing with cargo containers. One of the larger ones is selected, with a textbox on the right side claiming that the box contains 36.1kg (80lbs) of "Vampire-themed Novels". In the background are some obstacles, some cargo boxes, and a rainy sky.
A 1 minute clip of a character sitting on the ground, carrying a backpack overflowing with cargo boxes. The weather slowly shifts from sunny to stormy, rain starts falling and the clouds get thicker and darker. In the background is the song Red Vox - Burn A Picture.
A screenshot of a prototype Strand-like (inspired by the gameplay mechanics of the Death Stranding franchise) game. The screenshot shows a person from the side, wearing a backpack that is full of large cargo boxes, so much so that they extend well beyond the person's head. One of the boxes, that the mouse is hovering over, has a little visual box surrounding it stating that it's Extralarge Cargo weighing 32.9kg. There is UI text on the right side of the screen explaining the controls for the game.
A video of characters Punished "Venom" Snake and Higgs, from Metal Gear Solid V: Phantom Pain and Death Stranding respectively, becoming friends in the game Tomodachi Life: Living The Dream, by having a little talk about Hideo Kojima, creator of both their original games.
A horizontal spectrum graph representing how media handles characters carrying a lot of items around with them. On the leftmost edge is Hammerspace, when cartoon characters pull out items from behind their back that were nowhere to be seen before, with no explanation or logic. That is followed by Boob Storage, also often in cartoons, where characters will pull out large items from between their breasts. Followed by, slightly right of the center, the Bag of Holding from Dungeons & Dragons, which contains a pocket dimension you can store items in, but this has a limited size and the fact that you have to access it through the bag means it also limits the size of items you can insert into it. On the far right, is a picture of Sam Porter Bridges from Death Stranding, carrying a large amount of cargo on his backpack, in his hands, on his shoulders and hips, and dragging behind him two different floating carriers of even MORE cargo. The pictures are 1. the Wikipedia example image for Hammerspace, 2. Mako Mankanshoku from anime Kill La Kill, 3, Bag of Holding artwork by Dmitry Burmak for Magic The Gathering, and 4. just a screenshot of Death Stranding gameplay lol
a default mannequin model carrying a large amount of cargo boxes on its back, running across a field. In the distance are snowy mountains and a beach
a 5x5 grid of video games and their categorizations. Favourite game: Earthbound Best Story: Death Stranding 2 Favourite Art Style: Wipeout 3 Biggest Personal Impact: Cyberpunk 2077 Best Combat: Ultrakill Overhated: Overwatch Underrated: Guilty Gear Strive Overrated: Counterstrike Global Offensive Needs a Remake: Mother 3 Criminally Overlooked: Rimworld Favourite Protagonist: Like a Dragon Favourite Antagonist: Death Stranding 2 Favourite Story: Death Stranding 1 Best Multiplayer: Minecraft Not Usually My Thing, But...: Factorio Turn My Brain Off: Deep Rock Galactic Best With Friends: Terraria Best Retro Game: Earthbound Nostalgic Childhood Game: GTA San Andreas Game Everyone Should Play: Metal Gear Solid 3 Snake Eater
A picture of nine animated characters, super zoomed in on their faces with a strong fish-eye lens effect, a classic anime trope for when something goes very wrong and a character is left speechless. Namely, the characters are, top left to bottom right: Shinji Ikari (Evangelion), Atsushi Nakajima (Bungou Stray Dogs), Nae Tennouji (Steins;Gate), Korra (The Legend of Korra), Eren Yaeger (Attack on Titan), Miyuki Shirogane (Kaguya-sama: Love Is War), Yosano Akiko (Bungou Stray Dogs), Gaara (Naruto), Junichirou Tanizaki (Bungou Stray Dogs damn this show really liked this trope huh)
a picture of Sam Porter Bridges from the Death Stranding franchise, doing finger-guns at the viewer and smiling charmingly. He is wearing a Nousagi hat, of vtuber Pekora.
Dragon Quest XI hero but he's an eggplant
A drawing of Raechel in a party hat holding a maraca and a tamburine and blowing one of those long tongue party things that make a buzzing sound. She is stood next to three news articles: "OpenAI shutting down Sora after it flopped" / "Disney exiting $1B deal with OpenAI" / "Meta paying $375 dollars for enabling child exploitation"