#Daily Luigi

[lilsilly1]

Daily Luigi!

I saw @dreamyluigi drawing the maro bros when they younger so I wanted to do tha same, it's just a small and quick doodle but ye

(sori for the mention but ur post was what made me want to do da saem)

tini wege

lowkey wanna draw more younger version weege, but I'll see

426 days left before Mario movie

[captainmolasses]

Drawing this made me realize two of my faves are green and electric.

[yourdailymariogif]

Your (third) daily Mario gif.

[shinyzango]

Daily Doodle 02 - Brotherly Love

I'm slowly playing through "Mario&Luigi Brothership" in these days, and you have no idea how much it's making me love the brothers all over again, especially Luigi 🥹

~ Timelapse available on my IG @ shinyzango ~

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Last week I started doing daily doodles to push myself to be more productive, practice more with traditional art, and also as an excuse to push my Instagram account to be more active.

Each one has a timelapse video on IG, so if you're curious to see the process feel free to visit my page there 👍Also I ended up deleting the first doodle's photo like an idiot, and I'm too lazy to take a new one. You can still find it on IG.

[light-the-spark-of-dawn]

Bruce Wayne being the owner of the Daily Planet is just about the only reason I can believe Clark Kent would still have a career as a news reporter. And to be clear, this isn't a joke about his salary (which would probably be decent anyway since he's a senior reporter), but rather a commentary on the compromised integrity of American journalism.

Consider the news surrounding the United Healthcare shooting. The murder of a healthcare company CEO was immediately met with universal public support for the killer. Pretty much everyone in America despises the predatory healthcare system so much that they celebrated Brian Thompson's getting gunned down in the streets of Manhattan as being well-deserved, in spite of major news media trying to paint the bastard as an innocent victim and family man

Literally, the best defense of Thompson's character that they could come up with was that he was a father, husband, and a successful CEO who expanded the company. None of the articles mention that he had been separated from his wife for years. They conveniently leave out that under his leadership, UHC was criticized by the American Hospital Association and used AI to automate claim denials, forcing thousands of people to go without medical care.

The dead are lionized all the time. But this was a man whose life's work was built off the suffering of others and had virtually no good deeds to speak of. And yet the narrative that news reporting is trying to push is that the public joy at his murder is "disturbing" and "ghoulish" and even "un-American" (genuinely the most tone-deaf take I've seen thus far).

And now that Luigi Mangione has been arrested as a suspect in the case, the news have shifted to dissecting his whole life and laying it bare for people to see. He's a well-read and intelligent guy who graduated from an Ivy League college. He's a 26 year old tech bro from a wealthy family and was the valedictorian of his private school. He wrote a review of the Unabomber's book and gave it 4 stars. He had a traumatic back surgery and afterward became depressed and withdrawn. He wrote a manifesto condemning corporate America. He played Among Us (the fact that a major news company published a whole ass article about this is both hilarious and depressing).

Whether Mangione was the killer or not, the media is airing out any and all details of his personal history. But most of the articles I've seen aren't trying to analyze what would have led to an otherwise normal guy to assassinate a healthcare CEO. Because it's obvious to anyone who knows anything about American healthcare. Instead it's all talk about how he was "yelling at the press" and not about what he was yelling ("This is completely unjust and an insult to the intelligence of the American people and their lived experience").

90% of American media is owned by 6 conglomerates. It's in their best interest to diminish sympathy for someone like Mangione, who spoke out against the corporate robber barons. It's in their best interest to make people think he's a radical nutjob, a privileged college snob, a violent right-winger- anything that makes him less relatable to the people who are supporting him. And it's working.

Already we're seeing people across the political spectrum getting hung up on whether Mangione is a hero or not because his cousin is a Republican, his family was wealthy, he was college-educated, he's a cis straight white male, etc. It's worth noting that he hasn't even been extradited from Pennsylvania to New York yet, much less been put on trial or found guilty. And even if he was, his identity is not the point.

We must stop looking at the trees and take a step back to see that the entire forest was planted to prevent us from seeing the palace behind it.

[roanimations]

pretty princess

[partiallyaperson]

day one of drawing Luigi every day until he gets an official Nintendo Music playlist

[superluigiglitchy]

Meggy: *Gets fucking killed by puzzles*

Mario, eating spaghetti with whimsy before abruptly stopping: Luigi in the next room over vacuuming the living room also stopping: Tari, who was in the middle of big final boss fight also abruptly stopping, with her character instantly dying and the game over cutscene plays:

Mario, Luigi and Tari: ...something just happened-

[simonrileytaylorsversion]

Recently I had a surgery to repair my back (I have severe spinal stenosis) and my insurance claim was denied because it ‘wasn’t life threatening’. I am 22 years old, in college, and I was wheelchair bound due to the debilitating pain in my back from the curvature pressing on my nerves. I had the surgery and my parents had to assist me in paying for the surgery because my insurance wouldn’t help. Guess what insurance I have? Yup. United. (Struck through in case they start censoring it)

I was in the fifth grade when Sandy Hook happened. I grew up in the age of gun violence and shooter drills. I am a survivor of a shooting. I don’t care that CEO’s feel unsafe. I spent my entire school career terrified of dying when I walked in the building.

I never condone violence, but it was deserved. Oh, you say it was murder? What about the 68,000 people killed yearly from denied claims? What about my baby sister who is permanently disabled from a denied insurance claim (she had encephalitis as an infant but the surgery was considered ‘unnecessary’ because the mass wasn’t pressing on her spine yet)

So forgive me for not feeling bad for the CEO���s who are just lining their pockets. Forgive me for not feeling bad for CEO’s who feel unsafe in their guarded, security packed buildings.

[lilsilly1]

Daily Luigi!

THE DOODLE I WAS TALKING ABOUT A WEEK AGO-

And now that I'm back to class I finali doodled after over a week

looka tha squweeshi face😞😞

bonus (lowkey how I feel rn with a big fat headache and random feeling like throwing up- and a tooth hurt???)

428 days left before Mario movie

[captainmolasses]

A while ago, I took Cackletta from Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga and made her hot. Why? Cuz no one bothered stopping me.

Oh, and then I shipped her with Bowser.

Here's almost all of the art I did for that! Except one piece, which deserves to be its own post.

[yourdailymariogif]

Your (third) daily Mario gif.

[dailybehbeh]

Behbeh

[the-daily-male]

Today's daily male is Luigi from Super Mario Bros.!

for anonymous!