#top 10 anime battles

[kyayamo]

Mamma mia the girls are fighting (”Bro I’m going to kill you”, “FYM Nuh uh”)

[megahorous]

Obligatory PaRappa vs. Ricky

[warrior-of-z]

Me vs my free time created this

[ciderbird]

every time

[jonsieedgygirl]

Top 10 anime fight battles. Eventually Abbie gets angry at the feline to do this epic anime battle lmao

Without title version:

Although I made this as a shitpost ofc lmao XDDDDDD

Also I think it’s funnier in my head because I really had to do this soooo (*^ω^*)

Because FPE and treatsforbeasts rules >:D

[vanilla---extract]

you should have never come here...

after all that you did you still have the NERVE to approach me, i shouldn't be surprised...

Tcartxe Allinav

...

my arch nemesis, Tcartxe Allinav

[andi-o-geyser]

Sure, we may have gotten the Purvan jokes made in canon for the animated show which is a massive win, but if we don’t get a running gag of 50 "I assume” jokes made when Seeker Assum Emring shows up I’m personally starting a riot. I need it animated and I need it now

[kikuism]

so we finally finished the shibuya arc and the consensus is that it was average

[nbmahoushoujo]

Happy pride month from my little guys!

This is a ych that I will be doing for free throughout the month, so if you want a chance to get one with your oc all the info is on toyhouse! If you don't have a toyhouse account then you can read the rules there and message me here!

[kpchrs]

It's not much but I closed 10+ (unread) AO3 tab I opened since two months ago.

[cure-yell-liker]

[waltergamersposts]

Here are some Facts about "Random Anime and Cartoon Epic Battle Music Video". On YouTube

1. On April 1st, 2017, I came up with the project and was going to be published in late 2017.

2. When Invader Zim Enter The Florpus was announced on April 4th, 2017, I decided to wait for it to come out so I can add it on there

3. The Project got delayed Twice due to still waiting for the Invader Zim movie to come out

4. The project was in the works on Nov 1st 2019

5. The project was going to be published on Dec 28th, 2019 on a Saturday but instead I uploaded it on Sunday Dec 29th 2019 due to going to the Mall with my family and I finished it in the car and I need WIFI to upload it.

6. The Project flop and didn't get a lot of good Views but it did got some good comments and reviews.

https://youtu.be/BIqxBVl7UHQ

[megahorous]

Arnold vs. Arthur !

[atlaslovesedm]

on the fence about whether or not i should capitalize the V in tivo’s name since i type in all lowercase

[mugiwara-lucy]

I love how chill Nathan and Clay are 😂

ONE TREE HILL 7.14, “FAMILY AFFAIR”

[dandelionsresilience]

Dandelion News - November 8-14

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1. Agrivoltaics for sustainable food, energy and water management in East Africa

“[… C]ertain crops […] thrived under the partial shade provided by solar panels. The shade also helped to reduce water loss through evaporation, leading to more efficient water usage. Additionally, rainwater harvested from the panels could be used to supplement irrigation needs.”

2. The world’s largest wildlife crossing is now standing in California

“The structure crosses a 10-lane freeway and has been built to help protect all sorts of wildlife[….] And it’s not just for fauna: some 5,000 plants grown from seed collected within a five-mile radius have been nurtured in two specially created nurseries. The bridge will be topped with wildflowers, shrubs and native grasses that will also benefit insect populations.”

3. Judge rules the military must cover gender-affirming surgery for members' dependents

“[Judge] Torresen found that [gender-affirming] surgery is indeed medically necessary and that the Defense Department had not shown that any important governmental interest was advanced by denying the coverage.”

4. Social Media Can Boost Caracal Conservation

“The team found that searches on the species doubled after the project [using “social media to educate about the caracal”] launched. […] ”The research demonstrates how a public interest in urban ecology and the global phenomenon of ‘cats on the internet’… can be harnessed to leverage conservation action.””

5. US Labor Board Bans Captive Audience Meetings to Ensure 'Truly Free' Worker Choice

“[T]he National Labor Relations Board on Wednesday ruled that employers cannot force workers to attend anti-union speeches. [… W]orkers will no longer have to take part in so-called "captive audience meetings," which employers often use as a union-busting tool and a form of coercion.”

6. Study links grazing with plant phenology and abundance

“In general, plants where caribou or muskoxen were present experienced earlier green-up and greater abundance later in the growing season. “We're used to thinking of the timing of plant availability as impacting the productivity of grazing animals, but not the reverse," Post said.”

7. Frog populations once decimated by disease mount a major comeback

“"These results provide a rare example of how reintroduction of resistant individuals can allow the landscape-scale recovery of disease-impacted species, and have broad implications for amphibians and many other taxa that are threatened with extinction by novel pathogens."”

8. California Announces Special Session To Protect Trans People

“Newsom’s directive is clear: safeguard reproductive healthcare, support immigrants, and shield LGBTQ+ people from what is viewed as existential threats to civil rights and democratic norms. […] California has a unique opportunity to set the blueprint for other states in resisting a Trump administration[….]”

9. When ‘OK, Boomer’ Means ‘Let’s Go Protest’

“Youth activists across the country recognize the efforts of their eco-minded predecessors and welcome them as mentors, role models, and collaborators in their battle against the climate crisis. […] “The idea that Boomers don’t care, he said, is “just misinformation.””

10. How Aussie Waste Warriors are Redirecting Excess Food to Those in Need

“A growing movement is working to reduce perfectly good food going to waste by redirecting it to homes and charities. [… C]haritable organisations [… are] transforming fresh produce that would otherwise have gone to waste into millions of cooked, nutritious meals for people in need each year.”

November 1-7 news here | (all credit for images and written material can be found at the source linked; I don’t claim credit for anything but curating.)