Xander

@xander8347.bsky.social

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@Xander8347 on twitter, I Like (prehistoric) animals, Pokémon, Digimon, Monster Hunter, Kirby, Zelda, Donkey Kong Country, Splatoon, and probably something else eventually gay he/him Canadian I also have a Discord I sometimes use of the same name

An excerpt from Shou Tucker's diary in Fullmetal Alchemist 2: Curse of the Crimson Elixir, reading: headache no progress at work damn dog barks too loud SHUT UP God my head hurts stupid dog
I desire and enjoy the corn happy summer and enjoy the corn
A dark, blurred being, face still visible and reminiscent of a Waddle Dee.
"Shobijin" is a direct romanization of the Japanese term 小美人 (Shōbijin), meaning "small beauties." This name is coined by the character Zenichiro Fukuda in Mothra after he hears Shinichi Chujo's account of the Shobijin rescuing him from the Vampire Plant. In Mothra, the Shobijin in are alternatively referred to as the Fairies (妖精 Yōsei) in both Japanese and English. In the English-dubbed version of their debut film, they are only referred to generically in the dialogue as the "beauties" or "little girls." The English-dubbed version of Mothra vs. Godzilla also uses similar informal terms. In the English-dubbed version of Ghidorah, the Three-Headed Monster, they are again referred to as the "Fairies" exclusively. from https://wikizilla.org/wiki/Shobijin
A Wiggler in Super Mario World: Mario to Yoshi no Bōken Land
A Rex in Super Mario World: Mario to Yoshi no Bōken Land
A reddit comment by u/trashbandit3: High Theory: Ralsei’s explanation for the Dark World’s is that when the light runs low, you can start to see things, and this property translates to the negative light that comes from dark fountains. Here’s the problem with that, light levels would not change what you hear, smell, taste, and feel. There’s an easy way to explain this. You see, Dark Fountains produce smoke. We see this when Kris opens the TV World, when Susie opens her dark world, and from the Knight’s bunker. I believe that inhaling this smoke produces a hallucinogenic effect and everyone in the Dark Worlds are tripping balls. This would explain a lot of things: 1. Toriel’s strange dreams. 2. Susie wanting to return to the dark world. (She’s become addicted.) 3. Why and how the hero’s eat so much in the Dark Worlds. (They have the munchies.) 4. Why Ralsei looks like Asriel. (He’s a hallucination.) 5. Magic. (It’s not magic, they’re just tripping balls.) 6. Why Kris and Susie don’t want anyone to know. (They don’t want to go to rehab.) This could also explain Dess’ disappearance. We see weed in her room. As we all know, weed is a gateway drug. Needing a better high, she opened a dark fountain and got stuck in it. This is also why Ralsei loves marijuana.
or Bigger Undyne (who is at least as strong as Undyne Prime)
Burning Leo and Chilly in matching outfits from Kirby: Welcome to the Starlight Theater! Are they yaoi?
A Ninji in Super Mario World (1990)
Giga Cat Mario fighting Fury Bowser from Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury (2021)
Toei Animation artwork of Commandramon for Digimon Beatbreak
Relationship Tips for Gamers #302: There's someone out there for everyone, even if you're a big hairy ape.
An ad on Youtube, 32 minutes 52 seconds long.
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A webpage that says "Noelle Holiday Plushie: The Perfect Deltarune Fan Keepsake You Didn’t Know You Needed The Noelle Holiday Plushie accurately reflects her Deltarune persona with detailed craftsmanship, making it cherished by fans and newcomers alike for its authentic expression of emotion and thoughtful design." To the right of this is a plush of Ralsei in his horse costume.
https://web.archive.org/web/20190727152439/http://www.doublefine.com/campster/Mikhail.htm
Banpresto Monty Mole plush, taken from the Mario Wiki
A Shoe Goomba, originally known as Kuribo's Goomba
Though the scripts were written in English and storyboards show that the animation was synched to the English dialogue, the show was originally broadcasted in French.
Artwork of Stefilmon from Digimon New Century