#adaptive responses

[aanews69]

Entregamos historias. También te damos guías, consejos y trucos sobre cómo crear el tuyo propio. Este canal está dedicado a cosas aleatorias que pasan por nu...

[attleboy]

Can you give some tutorials on how to/how you draw Pomni? I struggle with drawing her hat. XD

oh yeah of COURSE!!! :D i've waiting for this moment... literally! i've most of this sitting around for like, a month but, idk, i worried it'd be like, egotistical(????) to post a pomni tutorial unprompted..? but now i have been prompted so the floodgates shall open!!! >:D pomni be upon thee

(here's goose's pomni expression sheet in case you haven't seen it yet)

and if you're interested in how i draw her with sharp teeth, i've already made a tutorial on that!! check it out here :D

[ranticore]

caterpillar dragon from dragon website but with some actual caterpillar thrown in

[totheidiot]

i think we can put all the versions of death note and its adaptations into a spectrum based on how much light and L want to kill each other and on one side of the spectrum, it's the death note japanese musical and on the very other side, it's the death note tv drama.

[fishing-lesbian-catgirl]

I don’t know if there’s anything as explicitly horny In Arknights as Pudding’s operator record tbh

[bethanydelleman]

I think the other day you got an ask about the problem of the age gap between emma and knightley and i totally agree. personally the emma 2020 helped me liking them. I'll admit i wasn't a big fan of anya as emma and i couldn't see knightley as blonde BUT anya and johnny seem very close in age, and just glossing over the age gap makes it way better for a modern audience. like we all know age gaps were a thing, and no one wants to hear about it.

i think the same problem occurs with colonel brandon : I've seen people who read the book refer to him as pedo and the like, and I imagine it's even worse for people who know nothing about s&s or austen and get to know about them through the movie. alan rickman is a fantastic actor but he looks too old especially in comparison to super young kate winslet, meanwhile akil largie looks way better at least to me, perhaps because he is colonels age

Yes I did.

I totally agree about 1995, Alan Rickman was almost fifty when he played Colonel Brandon and Kate Winslet was only twenty. It made the age gap even worse. In Emma 2020, Johnny Flynn was 37 and Anya Taylor-Joy was 24, which is not far off from the real ages in the novel. And yes, the Hallmark Sense & Sensibility didn't make Colonel Brandon look too old!

Sense & Sensibility is a tricky one, because even within novel characters comment on Marianne and Colonel Brandon's age gap being a bit too big, but I do think for modern audiences, it's best to just gloss over it. It's a different time.

(by the way, we have like close to zero canonical description of Mr. Knightley. so he could look like anything)

[feyclowns]

small note but HP and nana von strangle are bitter exes btw

[thunderpoolisawesome]

I’m in love. I’m in love guys.

WHY DID THEY FUCKING DO THAT. ERIK NOOOOO

[hypermascbishounen]

man i am real sick of people seeing any complaints/criticisms about an adaptation, and taking that as a personal attack on them if they liked it. Just bc people don't like the thing you do, doesn't mean they're being hostile, or gatekeeping, or mean.

They do not need to justify not enjoying something, or to shut up so you never have to see negativity. If you do not like seeing people have opinions that aren't your own, it's on you to block them, not on them to not post how they feel about the latest big thing in the fandom they've probably been in for years, possibly decades.

[itz-pandora]

Thinking about Shadow and Metadow and Metamyadow

[navree]

i was expecting bruce to take absolutely zero accountability for anything he did as zur so i'm choosing to find the silver lining in having him refer to the stupid fear chip thing as "what i did to you" and the way he's taking responsibility for the wrong he did to jason and not worm out and actually try to own it and potentially make amends (even tho i know what they're gearing up for is to have jason absolve him* without any real work involved on bruce's part)

*which isn't necessarily out of character for jason, he's a shockingly and verifiably incredibly forgiving person, considering that he's never publicly disparaged sheila for literally murdering him and still holds affection for willis and catherine in spite of their mistakes to the point where he was deeply upset about willis being killed and out loud said he forgave bruce for not saving him (not that he never blamed him, specifically that he forgave him, which implies both bruce's culpability and jason's own internal work to give him absolution which i wish more people remembered) and in general still has a relationship with half the fuckers in his family in spite of shit they've pulled. i just wish it was actually treated as a character trait, that jason is forgiving and goodhearted to the point where he lets things slide that he shouldn't so long as it only concerns himself and not others (cuz he's fundamentally selfless yes i will die on this hill) and not the writers never acknowledging that he's the fucking victim and that people deserve to be taken to task for stuff they do and that not everything bad that happens to him is his own fucking fault i hate dc.

[pjharvey]

everyone is making fun of cynthia erivo and ariana grande so hard like theyve never seen 2 theatre girls in their life

[pkmnherpetology]

as many of you may have observed, clodsire, when threatened, will protrude large bony spikes from their back to defend themselves. these spikes are, in fact, highly modified rib bones that protrude through tubercles (the white spots on a clodsire’s back). the method of protrusion does in fact involve breaking the skin and forcing the bone through to the outside.

when a clodsire feels provoked, it will not immediately elect for this option. the level of stress and pressure a clodsire must feel to perform the rib-exposing behavior varies from individual to individual, but is consistent within an individual’s behavior (that is, the same clodsire will perform the behavior after the same level of provocation more-or-less every time). clodsire will usually initially defend themselves with their sticky white secretions first and foremost and may wail or bite in self-defense as well.

however, if pushed to the point of exposing their ribs, a clodsire will then use its powerful back muscles and the joints attaching the ribs to the vertebrae to force the bone through the tubercles and out of the body. following this, the clodsire will then secrete its own antimicrobial to prevent infection and accelerate healing.

it is unknown why this behavior evolved. unlike some of the adaptations taken on by the larval stage (commonly called wooper), evidence suggests that this ability existed prior to the habitat fragmentation that, over the last few centuries, has forced clodsire to maintain a more terrestrial lifestyle than quagsire. young paldean wooper, the most vulnerable stage of a clodsire’s life cycle, do not demonstrate this ability until shortly before or after metamorphosis, instead defending themselves primarily by expelling concentrated toxins from glands near their gills. while small subadult clodsire may experience some threats of predation, adult clodsire have few if any predators, particularly if they reach the species’ maximum size of nearly six feet long (which is rarer without an ideal habitat available but still possible).

[movielosophy]

Snowy Night Timeless Love | It's never a good reason to see you.

[bethanydelleman]

Have you seen the trailer for "Jane Austen Wrecked My Life?" It looks so good imo!

I have now and it looks interesting!

And it has French!

[hamable]

Hhhh bnha 419… Deku has given this fight everything he has. What happens next is literally out of his hands.