#a lot of yoshis

[nikdwings]

A little progress on this! Still a long way to go

Hahaha shout out to the punk yoshi just appearing out of nowhere and just freezing into place

Also, I was asked to make the better rendered version of the "Reunite" drawing aka the forehead touching drawing, and I'm doing it 😁

I'm just kinda slow, but I'll try to finish it soon.

[amoebeau]

ode to the undiagnosed autistic children

[miss-psyson]

Super Mario "Yeah" buttons I've made for a silly Twitter trend that I thought I'll share ❤️

(Art obviously not made by me. And anyone is free to use them! Have fun!! ^^)

[thefinalwitness]

always makes me happy when my ocifications of npcs blow up. ppl were CRAZED about erenville's bunny feet and y'shtola'a rhalgr's reach scars and i am so *squishes my face* about it.

[seagull-scribbles]

You're out of touch

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[threestripeslider]

Tired: Rise!Splinter is a neglectful and awful father who doesn’t care about his kids >:(

Wired: Rise!Splinter’s negligence comes from a place of deep trauma that he’s carried with him his whole life – losing his mother, having been betrayed by the love of is life, being imprisoned and forced to fight for his life, used as an experiment and subsequently being mutated and losing his whole identity as a person – and while it certainly doesn’t excuse his behavior, there is no doubt that this man loves his sons fiercely despite his own shortcomings and perhaps it is exactly that love and care that causes him to keep his children at arms length in hopes to spare them his family’s cursed legacy that grooms them into martyrs and are thus destined to die young, a sacrifice for the greater good that Splinter is never willing to make even if it means forfeiting the world to the Shredder. Splinter’s journey of fatherhood began by being completely unprepared as a fresh young single father of four young children that depend on him to survive and there is no surprise he’s hit almost every bump there possibly is when raising a child but never in his life has Splinter ever blamed or resented his children in any way – he is not perfect and he’s aware and he tries to do better all because he loves his kids this fucking much bc despite all the shit he’s been through, those kids made him realize that he can try again. to dismiss him as an awful father is a gross mischaracterization of a deeply traumatized man of color who evidently tried his fucking hardest not to pass on the hurt onto his own children while grappling with his own demons and the crushing destiny of his family’s blood line that took away his mother.

[front-facing-pokemon]

[mewtul]

ละลาย (LALALYE) - DAOU PITTAYA ต้าห์อู๋ พิทยา [OFFICIAL MV]

[sillyfudgemonkeys]

Me when they confirm in Roku's 2nd novel that Ta Min has had the hots for Roku since school started (or sooner) but didn't say anything because of Sozin or something, and thus perpetuating the Ta Min/Rangi and Sozin/Yun parallel:

[cali-kabi]

~ Paper Mario Thousand Year Door🌟 Chapter 5: The Key to Pirates 🏴‍☠️

I really love this chapter, the story is so good ;w; I love admiral Bobbery so much <3💙

[bambiraptorx]

just had a random thought: what if splinter starting going by that name when he met april. like, picture the context, he has four kids who have been calling him variations of dad since they could talk and he's rarely if ever interacted with other people since leaving the hidden city. he's gone by two names previously (and is no longer truly comfortable with either) but hasn't used either name in years. Again, his kids just call him dad and they're most likely the only people he talks to. so when he finally meets april, she asks what his name is, and he completely blanks and tells her the first word that comes to mind. maybe he's looking at his hands and notices a silver of wood from a box he was moving earlier. maybe he glances at an old crate and the word just comes out. maybe he's so disconnected from who he was before that even though he has two names he could give, he makes one up on the spot.

[miss-psyson]

Happy (Late) Valentine's Day from the Mario men 💕

[theflann]

I had an idea and here it is. The beginnings of more turtle tot stuff based off of my childhood.

Next.

Introducing my splinter...

[omegabenaeart]

Because why the fuck not lol

Also can't forget the sisters that exist but don't hang around much

[seagull-scribbles]

Was thinking a lot about the afterlife and reincarnation and came up with this nonsense!

Anyway this is a gift for my friend @naivesilver for graduating, super proud of you queen and I hope you enjoy this little comic thats clogging up the dashboard

[duckapus]

Ranking the seven star children based on how much use they get out of their considerable magical potential.

Peach: Literally a formally trained mage specializing in Star and Heart magic.

Bowser: Also a formally trained mage but prefers to rely on his brute strength.

Luigi: Has an affinity for the supernatural, spirits especially. If the Bros run into some weird magical gimmick it's usually him that acts as a catalyst for it. That whole thing with the Chaos Heart.

Wario: Knows a few spells but hasn't really used them for anything in particular in canon since he started WarioWare Inc.

Mario: Mostly just has Firebrand and a few small things here and there. Most of the time he's borrowing from external sources.

Yoshi: Occasionally unclear what powers are just standard Yoshi biology and which ones are specific to him.

Donkey Kong: Monki