#mystery the horse

[mischievouslittlecreature]

Tommy and Lucy's Pets

Just some images I've collected over time of their fur babies. You can find more details about each of them here.

Asher (Black Shepherd)

Mystery (Dappled Gray Horse)

Phantom (White Horse)

Sin (Chestnut Horse)

Trouble (Tortoiseshell Cat)

Wraith (Black Horse)

[a-real-horse]

[lowpolyanimals]

Chick from Barbie Horse Adventures: Mystery Ride

[mischievouslittlecreature]

@justrainandcoffee I am wheezing oh my god 😂😂😂. Wraith and Sin are tougher, but this is pure Phantom (white horse) and Mystery (dappled gray horse) energy right here ��

"That thing could rip us to shreds, Julia"

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[edorazzi]

Page 22 of my Miraculous Mentor AU comic A Matter of Trust! In which Felix tries to put his villain face on, but it's pretty ineffective when he's so possessive of that wonky mug Adrien made him after Kuro Neko... 🙄☕

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[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

Let the revenge games begin.

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[a-memory-a-distant-echo]

i know that it's at partly just that i do not generally post when i ride, but fang duobing, bounciest boy on the screen at all times, posting incredibly dramatically, is very funny and charming to me. he really wakes up and is like 'fuck yeah, every day is leg day, work them thighs!'

like, sir. please. you're gonna die. how far are you riding. how can you possibly sustain that, you cannot, it is impossible. how will you walk when you get off that horse. your thighs will be of steel, by which i mean utterly incapable of moving.

[its-a-me-mango]

Why does mango look like he would taste like that 3 colored sherbet ice cream you can find at some grocery stores with a hint of chocolate

Stop trying to eat him!!!!!!!!!!!!!

That is such a weirdly spesific flavour that I have never heard of before but you know what, I wanna try it now.

[bashieashie]

Some Barbie Mysteries fanart I did while working on the show. Unfortunately Malibu's sisters didn't make a appearance but I like to imagine they would be equally if not more chaotic then she is.

[mischievouslittlecreature]

Mystery

Fandom: Peaky Blinders

Breed: Thoroughbred horse

Gender: Female

Personality: Wild, gentle, show off, frisky, high energy, outgoing, playful, attention-seeker

Mystery was a retired racehorse, with a wildness to her and a tendency to show off. Adoring of children, she was always very gentle and cuddly with them, and of all the horses, she was the one most willing to let anyone ride her. She loved games and would often play with Sin, and she and Phantom were quite close, with Mystery's more outgoing personality helping to draw Phantom out of his shell. While Wraith was never aggressive towards her, he could grow annoyed at times over how overexuberant she could be. She was the fastest horse in the Arrow House stables.

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[haaam-guuuurl]

Inspired by how Rekha was actually supposed to be in the first season instead of Ally, you know what would be an interesting AU? If Katja was a member of the Bad Kids and Kristen was with the Seven

[somegrumpynerd]

politely squishing your chubby skeletons

I was going to draw one of the boys getting squished but when I opened krita I realised you didn't specify how you were squishing, so here's a variety for you friend

[geekcavepodcast]

Moxxi Headlines in New Borderlands Comic Book

Dark Horse, in collaboration with Gearbox Entertainment, has announced a new comic book set in the Borderlands universe. Borderlands: Moxxi's Mysterious Memento is written by Amy Chu, illustrated by Mike Norton, colored by Heather Breckel, and lettered by Deron Bennet.

"Former celebrity and current badass Siren Amara misses the fame and excitement of her glory days. Nowadays, common stooges don’t know who they’re messing with—though they’ll soon find out. In order to reclaim the highs of her former heroics, she needs a gig. Luckily, Moxxi needs help recovering a mysterious artifact!" (Dark Horse)

Borderlands: Moxxi's Mysterious Memento #1 (of 4) goes on sale on Novebmer 13, 2024.

(Image via Dark Horse - Cover of Borderlands: Moxxi's Mysterious Memento #1)

[kayla161]

if i had to choose which era to banish forever i think id die 🤗🤗

[anghraine]

Fun fact: Imrahil of Dol Amroth is only ever described in LOTR as Denethor and Faramir's "kinsman", with no distinction ever made between how he's related to Denethor vs to Faramir. It's only later, when Faramir briefly thinks of his long-dead mother, that she is called "Finduilas of Amroth" and we can deduce that the family connection was likely between Denethor's wife and Imrahil, making him an in-law of Denethor but blood relative of Faramir. We're still not told exactly how Imrahil and Finduilas were related, though.

I always had the impression of a certain degree of tension between Imrahil and Denethor, and also of Imrahil being particularly concerned for Faramir, but his exact relationships with them are quite vague in the narrative. A lot of the names, dates, and family connections among the members of the house of Dol Amroth that we now accept as a matter of course are mainly from a separate document published in Peoples of Middle-earth that explains the most probable origin story for the house of Dol Amroth and has an attached family tree. IIRC the entire existence of Faramir and Éowyn's son Elboron is based on his inclusion in the Dol Amroth family tree in POME and he's never referenced in LOTR (and possibly not in anything else, actually?).

Tolkien definitely did imagine Imrahil and Finduilas as siblings regardless (e.g. I think he mentions it when observing that Denethor's natural beardlessness as an Elrosian Dúnadan would be reinforced in Boromir and Faramir by their additional Elvish heritage through Imrahil's sister), but he didn't actually say it in LOTR.

I do think it's important, though, because it's with this later information that Imrahil taking charge of Faramir's fallen body is conclusively revealed to not be simply a prince rescuing a vague "kinsman" of political/military importance, but specifically a man carrying his dead sister's last surviving child from a battlefield.

(No wonder he and Éomer bonded so much, honestly!)

[annarielmidori]

I really think he is having a soft spot for horses.

Btw,I have two more edits related to this subject. Can you guess what it is?