This is not a tasty gummy sweet but a Jewel Caterpillar found in Amazon Rainforest. They are covered with sticky goo-like, gellatinous tubercles that provides protection from its predator like ants until they metamorphosise into winged moths.
HAVE YOU SEEN IT GROWN UP THOUGH
literal pokemon
have you seen the cocoon it makes though?
it’s so pretty as a baby, it looks like an actual gem. then suddenly it pupates into a net thing and when it comes out it looks like the fucking Lorax
CORRUPT SOHONE CORRRUPT SOHONE!! *BLUSHING FURIOUSLY* WWOOOH AAWHHH YOU DREW MY BOYFRIEND…CHRIST, FRANNI. YES, god, yes…thanks for enabling me and this AU you’re A PRECIOUS ANGEL LOOK AT HOW HOT THIS GUY LOOKS. WHAT A BABE absolute smokin hot rock kitty babe I can’t think of anyone else managin the smouldering lava better than you, THANKS MAN YOU GOOOO! RRHHH *VIBRATES*
Oh gosh golly your art is amazing!!! umm... I was thinking if you could draw your security guard interacting with either Bonnie or Foxy? If you're not up for it it's completely fine, i'll just go back and drool over your style a bit more! xD
How bout NG seeing Foxy for the first time ouo sorry about lame phone camera quality
a superhero story where the villain and the superhero are roommates and they keep making excuses to each other about why they are out all the time and after battles they stitch each other up after battles but neither has any idea that the other is their nemesis and they keep on having to lie to each other why they are covered in scratches and bruises
How the fuck is Sour Cream DJing with three Gameboys
Faith
There’s actually a whole musical genre that includes Game Boys called Game Boy Music, or Chiptunes which is the umbrella term for music made from chip sets. You basically just need a Game Boy (any kind will work), a cartridge with proper software (such as Nanoloop, Little Sound DJ, or Pixelh8), and an output such as speakers or the “aux cord” and the cool kids are saying.
The genre has been gaining traction the past few years, but software was first introduced all the way back in the late 90s for the Game Boy (even later for other tech). You can also make Chiptune or 8-Bit Music from all other sorts of vintage computers, and video game consoles if they have chip sets, and the right software.
Didn’t mean to go ham on this post, but just like to let y’all know that making music with Game Boys is more than possible, and not totally made up!
I’m just gonna add onto this with a neat little video that actually shows how it sounds live (if anyone is interested !!)
