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Domenican Aquaman

they’ll do anything to make sure we watch Lost Kingdom…even if it means making another weird Aquaman…

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everything Batman does is done silently

Cyborg only has half a fro
His fro got cut in half
His fro-

guess the other half got burned off…alongside most of his body during the explosion…

I’m certain a trailer with all these designs got released already

Well, I think most of them because I don’t think I saw Aquaman before.

Why does he look like Agent Stone?

Agent Stone inspired Arthur

The Justice League in DC League of Super-Pets.

Look what they did to Aquaman. xD

Did they also give Cyborg an afro?

wouldn’t be the first time he’s had an Afr-oh who am I kidding, it probably is the first time he’s been given an Afro

This pleases me greatly.

dodges death in the current comics and dodged a bad character design in a movie…Hal has won

 

[Z25]

You all aren’t ready for when the post credits for Sonic 3 is this:

 

[TMNTSSB4]

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didn’t even know

 

[TheMightyP]

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didn’t even know

I remember reading about that once a while ago. But it seems like a lot of people didn't know.

 

[TMNTSSB4]

I remember reading about that once a while ago. But it seems like a lot of people didn't know.

I guess it’s something that isn’t really brought up much compared to Batman talks, but good for him regardless

 

[Jondolio]

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didn’t even know

I was today years old when I learned Kevin Conroy is gay

 

[GilTheGreat19]

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didn’t even know

You learn something new everyday

 

[Knight Dude]

More art today. This time I got back to drawing Spider-Man. I referenced one of the comics covers in pencil, then I finished it a lot later digitally and did my newer style of background. I like it honestly, so there's alt colors for this and tomorrow.

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[cashregister9]

dodges death in the current comics and dodged a bad character design in a movie…Hal has won

NO! I WANT HAL JORDAN TO LOSE, My plans have been thwarted

 

[Alphine Agnitio]

God putting all 14 of my birds up in preperation for this storm is annoying as hell

 

[cashregister9]

The Second picture goes hard

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[Jondolio]

The Second picture goes hard

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MY MAN MATT!

 

[TMNTSSB4]

I was today years old when I learned Kevin Conroy is gay

same here my fellow info learned

You learn something new everyday

every single day

NO! I WANT HAL JORDAN TO LOSE, My plans have been thwarted

there’s always 2011 and the time when DC made him a villain for no reason

 

[Jondolio]

If Sonic movie 3 doesn't have some rendition of Live and Learn in it I will drink water

 

[TMNTSSB4]

Josh Peck says he made less than $100,000 a year on 'Drake & Josh' | CNN

"Drake & Josh" was a huge hit for Nickelodeon, but one of its stars says he didn't become a millionaire off of it.

www.cnn.com

that is not the amount I’d have expected

 

[Pokelego999]

Anyways, back on track from whatever the hell that was

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2016 was a different time.

I remember when I visited Belgium back in 2016 and I saw a horde of people stampeding to a different spot cause someone found a Ponyta off a lure


Good times

 

[Michael the Spikester]

Random Fact: I've come to accept that 99.9% of cryptids are likely to not be real.

I say this because if something like Bigfoot did exist, we would have found it by now given technology and satellites have mapped every corner of the world, even the most remote regions. We would have found dead bodies by now whether coming across them or as a result from forest fires, no feces samples and such. Most of all, if such a creature existed we would had found such a species from the fossil record, the fact no fossils of large primate-like creatures in North America has ever been found is the final nail in the coffin.

Same with lake monsters like Nessie as there's only so much room Loch Ness has, sonar certainly would have found such a species especially if there was a breeding population, and carcasses from time to time would wash ashore.

That said though, I now see them more in the vain of as mythological creatures.

And that's the fun of it. They'll always exist in our imaginations especially to use in fiction.

Aliens on the other hand though, I'm 100% most certainly exist. The universe is just too big for there to be one planet to have life though I think they'd be more around the lines of animals/wildlife as we see on our planet.

Intelligent life I think exists, us including but it's very rare whereas animal/wildlife aliens are far more common.

 

[Guh-Huzzah!]

Woke up today to find out I got cast for a student animated short film.

WE TAKE THOSE.
Also the character in question is just my bad Lord Hate impression, so that's super fun.

 

[Professor Pumpkaboo]

Ive had this as my twitter header for over a few years and I cant bring myself to change it

 

[Noipoi]

Woke up today to find out I got cast for a student animated short film.
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WE TAKE THOSE.
Also the character in question is just my bad Lord Hate impression, so that's super fun.

Even a bad Lord Hater impression is based.

 

[Wario Bros.]

Oh yeah! I found a ROM hack of the original NES Super Mario Bros. that turns it into the game "Super Mario Bros. Special" (a 1986 Japan only sequel published by Hudson Soft for the NEC PC-8801 and Sharp X1 consoles)!

I've beaten the original Sharp X1 version but playing it on the infinitely better NES engine will be much more fun!

 

[PhantomShab]

Random Fact: I've come to accept that 99.9% of cryptids are likely to not be real.

I say this because if something like Bigfoot did exist, we would have found it by now given technology and satellites have mapped every corner of the world, even the most remote regions. We would have found dead bodies by now whether coming across them or as a result from forest fires, no feces samples and such. Most of all, if such a creature existed we would had found such a species from the fossil record, the fact no fossils of large primate-like creatures in North America has ever been found is the final nail in the coffin.

Same with lake monsters like Nessie as there's only so much room Loch Ness has, sonar certainly would have found such a species especially if there was a breeding population, and carcasses from time to time would wash ashore.

That said though, I now see them more in the vain of as mythological creatures.

And that's the fun of it. They'll always exist in our imaginations especially to use in fiction.

Aliens on the other hand though, I'm 100% most certainly exist. The universe is just too big for there to be one planet to have life though I think they'd be more around the lines of animals/wildlife as we see on our planet.

Intelligent life I think exists, us including but it's very rare whereas animal/wildlife aliens are far more common.

Keep in mind gorillas were considered a cryptid until like the late 1800's iirc. You should check out the youtube channel Bob Gymlan. Guy is passionate as **** about Sasquatch and brings up a lot of great points about how an intelligent species of great ape could go about in NA without being officially categorized or acknowledged by scientists.

 

[Guh-Huzzah!]

Even a bad Lord Hater impression is based.

Precisely.

I can't remember who said this, but I recall listening to a VA doing a Q&A, and they mentioned that "bad impressions can make great original character voices" And I was kinda just like-"Dang! They're right!"

 

[Michael the Spikester]

Keep in mind gorillas were considered a cryptid until like the late 1800's iirc. You should check out the youtube channel Bob Gymlan. Guy is passionate as **** about Sasquatch and brings up a lot of great points about how an intelligent species of great ape could go about in NA without being officially categorized or acknowledged by scientists.

Yeah but that was back then when technology wasn't as great as it is now yet gorillas were still eventually found.

With the tech we've got. As mentioned satellites have mapped every corner of the world, even the most remote regions.

The fact we have fossil records of great apes as well, whereas we've yet to found that of any primate-like creatures in North America.

It doesn't really matter how intelligent a species, we've developed such technology, there's no way they could remain hidden. Satellite mapping, helicopters, heat vision or detection tech, seismic testing, DNA testing, etc.

 

[PhantomShab]

Yeah but that was back then when technology wasn't as great as it is now yet gorillas were still eventually found.

With the tech we've got. As mentioned satellites have mapped every corner of the world, even the most remote regions.

The fact we have fossil records of great apes as well, whereas we've yet to found that of any primate-like creatures in North America.

It doesn't really matter how intelligent a species, we've developed such technology, there's no way they could remain hidden.

People go missing all the time in the woods and are never found, not saying its Bigfoot related though. Chimps, gorillas, and orangutans are really good at noticing and avoiding out of place stuff like trail cams and are really hard to document if they're actually aware of your presence. Its actually pretty fascinating stuff on its own even without throwing Bigfoot into the mix.

 

[Professor Pumpkaboo]

Someone help, its 87° outside, help please. Help me

 

[Michael the Spikester]

People go missing all the time in the woods and are never found, not saying its Bigfoot related though. Chimps, gorillas, and orangutans are really good at noticing and avoiding out of place stuff like trail cams and are really hard to document if they're actually aware of your presence. Its actually pretty fascinating stuff on its own even without throwing Bigfoot into the mix.

Two words again.

Satellite mapping.

We've basically mapped every corner of the world, even the most remote regions.

At this point, I just can't see it.

Again the fact, no fossil record of such a species in North America? I'm sure fossils would had been found by now.

Regarding people going missing all the time as well, it's not like an entire population of a species that's supposedly Bigfoot. Not really a good comparison. There'd need to be a breeding population for such a species and given today especially in North America, if it did exist, it'd certainly be critically endangered or likely extinct.

 

[Deleted member]

Sorry for not being quite active around the boards today, I don't really have much stuff to talk about and need to take care of my parents.

Woke up today to find out I got cast for a student animated short film.
WE TAKE THOSE.
Also the character in question is just my bad Lord Hate impression, so that's super fun.

Yooooo! Congrats Huzzah! Hopefully It goes well!

Ive had this as my twitter header for over a few years and I cant bring myself to change it

Can't blame you doh, that's a really great Twitter header.

Gonna take It infact for future use.

 

[Hat N' Clogs]

Woke up today to find out I got cast for a student animated short film.
View attachment 350194
WE TAKE THOSE.
Also the character in question is just my bad Lord Hate impression, so that's super fun.

AWESOME! Glad to hear it

 

[PhantomShab]

Two words again.

Satellite mapping.

We've basically mapped every corner of the world, even the most remote regions.

At this point, I just can't see it.

Again the fact, no fossil record of such a species in North America? I'm sure fossils would had been found by now.

Regarding people going missing all the time as well, it's not like an entire population of a species that's supposedly Bigfoot. Not really a good comparison. There'd need to be a breeding population for such a species and given today especially in North America, if it did exist, it'd certainly be critically endangered or likely extinct.

All of the known fossil records we have of the other great apes could all fit in a single shoebox. There's actually surprisingly little fossil proof of the primate species we do know about. Between the elements and scavengers its a miracle that anything even somewhat intact can be found on the forest floor, let alone if its even found at all given how remote some of them can be. Ever hear of anyone finding a bear skeleton on a hike? Also satellite mapping the tops of forests/jungles doesn't give you a full idea of whats below the canopies.

 

[MooMew64]

M MooMew64 @Shroob rap dog has blessed us

'is vibin'

Oh yeah, and for all my fellow Cream the Rabbit enjoyers out there (like Professor Pumpkaboo Hat N' Clogs and Wademan94 ):

She's finally been modded properly playable into SA1 with a custom DC-style model.

 

[Professor Pumpkaboo]

Pixiv is gonna be the death of me with Soras new design

Oh yeah, and for all my fellow Cream the Rabbit enjoyers out there (like Professor Pumpkaboo Hat N' Clogs and Wademan94 ):

She's finally been modded properly playable into SA1 with a custom DC-style model.

Oh hey look, its my daughter

 

[Lamperouge]

Someone help, its 87° outside, help please. Help me

I gotchu, fam

 

[Noipoi]

Sorry for not being quite active around the boards today, I don't really have much stuff to talk about and need to take care of my parents.

It's fine, bro.

 

[Michael the Spikester]

All of the known fossil records we have of the other great apes could all fit in a single shoebox. There's actually surprisingly little fossil proof of the primate species we do know about. Between the elements and scavengers its a miracle that anything even somewhat intact can be found on the forest floor, let alone if its even found at all given how remote some of them can be. Ever hear of anyone finding a bear skeleton on a hike? Also satellite mapping the tops of forests/jungles doesn't give you a full idea of whats below the canopies.

Whether you're right or wrong, if the former, I pray we never discover such a species.

Whatever we discover, we then destroy. As sad as it is. Some things are better left unfound.

 

[PhantomShab]

Whether you're right or wrong, if the former, I pray we never discover such a species.

Whatever we discover, we then destroy. As sad as it is. Some things are better left unfound.

I still reccomend that youtube channel. The guy can go on some long winded tangents but its never off topic and never without an actual point he wants to make.

 

[Jondolio]

Good Night My Gamers

 

[Lamperouge]

Good Night My Gamers

Good Night My Gamer

 

[MooMew64]

By the way, on the subject of Arlo...

Look, I haven't watched the review yet, I have no idea if I ever will or not, but I will say this:

From what I'm hearing, is the review pretty silly and not genuine? Yeah, it unfortunately sounds like the whole ordeal was a misstep for him.

Does that mean I think he should be dogpiled on and yelled at?

No, 'cause it's funny muppet man's opinion on a movie. Very silly opinions on a movie, in my opinion, but still just opinions. Opinions Sonic fans are taking as personal slights.
Peeps need to calm down and take a step back a bit.

That said, I honest to goodness think the lesson he should learn from this is don't try to critique things you know nothing about or don't have any interest in. It isn't genuine and will often make you look foolish when you are way off the mark like it sounds like he was.

 

[Dan Quixote]

That said, I honest to goodness think the lesson he should learn from this is don't try to critique things you know nothing about or don't have any interest in. It isn't genuine and will often make you look foolish when you are way off the mark like it sounds like he was.

idk about this one, at least not the way it's phrased. How's anyone supposed to get into anything if they don't have a place to start? Or are you saying he coulda made his opinion about it known but maybe not a whole full dramatic video about it?