RedTwo006

@redtwo006.bsky.social

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Still chipping away at my hobby YouTube, and slowly interacting with people. I'm hoping to improve in all things. It's not been the best time. Come by the channel here! Next goal's 300 subscribers. https://www.youtube.com/@redtwo006

Manifestation of the Great Skyline, Grandogma. The being Sacrifice Glass wishes to summon, this towering entity is shown looking over a city with pointed-roof towers on its building. This seemingly feminine being emerges from within a purple sky, its hands reaching over the city, and its true form is shrouded in the atmosphere. Its face has only its left eye visible, and long purple hair adorned with teal crystals. Some gold accents are present on what we see of its outfit. Its card text: [AUTO]:When this card is bound other than by the ability of a card with the same card name as this card, put this card into drop. [AUTO](VC)1/Turn:At the end of the battle this unit attacked, choose one of your opponent's rear-guards, and retire it. If your bind zone has one or more cards with the same card name as this unit, choose one of your opponent's rear-guards, retire it, and if your bind zone has two or more cards with the same card name as this unit, [Stand] this unit. [AUTO](VC):At the end of your turn, if your bind zone has one or less cards with the same card name as this unit, choose a "One Who Governs Rituals, Sacrifice Glass" from your soul, and ride it as [Rest]. If you rode a card, bind this card.
A picture of the Rusty Bucket, the eponymous vessel from the level Rusty Bucket Bay in the video game Banjo-Kazooie. The ship is a large grey and red cargo vessel with twin funnels and a grimy, rusty look.
Savant of Taboo, Zorga Fantome. A Brandt Gate Grade 3 unit and the focal card of the Alchemix deck. Zorga is a pale-skinned human dressed in black clothes which have several vials stored in belts across his body, and a black hood. He wears a white lab coat over the black garb, and the laboratory in which he works is full of giant vats containing experiments. Mysterious auras in the form of blue skulls surround him. [AUTO](VC):When this unit attacks, COST [Counter Blast (1)], and choose any number of your <Genomegel> rear-guards with different card names. If you chose two or more, choose a Demonic Beast Alchemix Body, Ubermensch Token on your (RC), and Alchemix all of the <Genomegel> chosen by this effect. If your bind zone has one or more Crimson Moon cards, until end of turn, that Demonic Beast Alchemix Body, Ubermensch token and this unit get [Power]+5000, and if it has three or more Crimson Moon cards, they get [Power]+10000 instead of +5000. (Stack all of the <Genomegel> under the token) [Fantôme Skill] - [ACT](VC)1/Turn:COST [Bind a Crimson Moon card from hand, soul, or drop], choose up to the same number of <Genomegel> from your drop as the number of Crimson Moon cards in your bind zone, and call them to (RC).
Cardfight Vanguard unit Silver Thorn Dragon Empress, Venus Luquier, a silver-haired woman with a red right eye and dark blue left eye, wearing a black crown and a black-and-grey outfit which bares most of her torso. Venus Luquier's dragon pets are behind her, though only their heads are clearly seen.
The deck build for RedTwo's Zorga Turbo Deck-Out. There are numerous Cardfight Vanguard cards, double sleeved, on a playmat atop one of the game shop's tables.
Deeplands, Reguregnus - a grade 3 unit card from the Stoicheia nation in Cardfight Vanguard. It's a gigantic oarfish wearing a mask of some kind. Card skills: ACTIVATE (on Vanguard Circle): (Once per turn) COST Energy Blast 2, choose a card from your drop and call it to a rearguard circle. AUTOMATIC (on Vanguard Circle): At the end of the battle this unit attacked, COST Counter Blast 1 and retire two rear-guards, choose up to one grade 3 card with "Reguregnus" in its different card name from this unit from your drop, ride it as Stand, and it gets Drive -2 until end of turn. When you would ride by this effect, the riding unit is placed with all of the Power increases and Critical increases of the trigger effects this unit got this turn.
Miror B from Pokemon Gale of Darkness. His outfit in this game is a purple top and trousers, with the top worn open. He has a black glove on his right hand, a star emblem on his belt, and a yellow scarf. Naturally he also has his giant Poke Ball coloured afro.
A screenshot of a bus seat with Abra's Pokemon Go character model seated, appearing to look down at the ground in a tired pose. The word 'Man...' appears above it in the font used in Pokemon Red and Blue versions.
A photo of a Nintendo 3DS playing Pokemon HeartGold, showing one of the PC storage boxes. Stored in the box (left to right, top to bottom) are Furret, Raticate, Togetic, Noctowl, Aipom, and Ditto. In the main party (left to right, top to bottom) are Miltank, Tauros, Stantler, Noctowl, Dunsparce, and Fearow. For the record, the nicknames of the boxed Pokemon are Lily the Furret, Neek the Raticate, Donovan the Togetic, Athena the Noctowl, Dixie the Aipom, Enigma the Ditto. The ones in the team are Violet the Miltank, Alessio the Tauros, Aston the Stantler, Percival the Noctowl, Eden the Dunsparce, and Dahlia the Fearow.
A digital artwork of Mega Banette reaching from the darkness with its right hand. Its body is shadowed by the background, hinting at a pitch-black location, and the right hand has more noticeable lighting to create the effect of depth. The eyes of Mega Banette are glowing and the claws of its right hand have blood on them.
A banner picture for the user, RedTwo006, with ten video game box art images present. From L-R, top to bottom: The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening for Nintendo Switch, The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker for Nintendo Gamecube, YuGiOh: The Falsebound Kingdom, Mario Party DS, Banjo-Kazooie, Metroid Fusion, Pokemon HeartGold, Bomberman 64, Fire Emblem: Awakening, and Yoshi's Woolly World.
The card artwork for the Cardfight Vanguard unit 'Sugary and Scary Land, Heartluru'. Heartluru is a male Workeroid - an artificial human - who wears a green top hat and coat, both with puzzle patterns, and a green cloak with purple interior. A toy train travels on tracks around his hat. His coat has yellow lapels and he ears an ornate cravat with his white shirt. His hair is predominanly light blue with yellow and orange sections. In his hand, he holds an envelope with a seal. The card also includes the following text: FLAVOUR TEXT: Welcome to this delightful, delectable, and dreadful toy wonderland. EFFECT TEXT: [CONT](VC):During your turn, if your order zone has three or more "Toys Are Made for Children", all of your front row units get [Power]+5000. [ACT](VC)1/Turn:COST [Energy Blast (3)], choose up to the same number of [Happy Toys] from your soul as the number of "Toys Are Made for Children" in your order zone, and call them to (RC). [AUTO](VC)1/Turn:When this unit attacks, COST [Counter Blast (1)], and perform all of the following according to the number of "Toys Are Made for Children" in your order zone. •Two or more - Choose one of your front row [Happy Toys], [Stand] it, and it gets [Power]+10000 until end of turn. •Three or more - Until end of turn, this unit gets [Power]+5000, and if your opponent's vanguard is grade 3 or greater, it also gets drive +1. •Four or more - Choose one of your front row [Happy Toys], [Stand] it, and it gets [Power]+10000 until end of turn.
A screenshot from Mario Kart World, featuring King Boo in front of the film reel of Princess Peach, with the text 'Absolute Cinema' edited onto it.
A level-up screen from Pokemon Emerald version, showing a Spoink nicknamed Truffle reaching Level 32. Thanks to the trainer focusing on Pokemon that give effort values to Special Defense - allowing Spoink to have a higher base value in this stat - during this level up, Truffle the Spoink has received a +15 boost to their Special Defense stat, along with +3 to HP, +1 to Attack, 0 to Defense, 2 to Special Attack, and 1 to Speed. To whoever is reading this, have a nice day.
Official art of the Rock/Steel-type Pokemon, Aggron.
A picture of Pokemon Emerald's party menu screen. There are five Pokemon; a Nincada nicknamed Arbin holding a Silk Scarf, an Azumarill nicknamed Faith, a Shroomish nicknamed Captain Toad holding a Miracle Seed, an Aron nicknamed Gemma, and a Skitty nicknamed Kiwi.
A drawing of the Pokemon Koffing based on its sprite from Pokemon Red and Blue, which placed its skull and crossbones mark above its face rather than below.