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listen im just thinking
what if when kings dad sealed the collector away it kinda. took a lot out of him yk.
and imagining the collector COULD be sealed away again,,,
schizo holoEN fans crying over them interacting with tempus have it all wrong. they shouldn't be imagining themselves getting cucked by tempus, they should imagine themselves GETTING FUCKED by tempus. it's a simple fix really
After reading this manhwa and seeing this ML, I kept imagining how an adult version of Demon Lord Kirito would look like 🤪🤪🤪
@ryan6201982 @AvalancheJared RE2 and RE2
Are 2 very different games, they are totally different in Gameplay design, the story isn't the same there are new beats.
It's not a "remake" it's a clear cut "Reimagining"
While destroy all humans is a level to level,beat from beat remake, it is the exactly the same.
Imagining a Ducktales movie with an opening musical number, and it’s got a much higher animation budget…
Mix said they usually argue about small things, like when they eat they will fight over food.
The interviewer said she could eat several bows of rice just by imagining that lol +
#EarthMix #เอิร์ทมิกซ์
Quick @artofmmignola Hellboy based on a reimagining by the excellent @KyleBeautweet !
@mascindulgence this is how im imagining you now, sorry
I put Nitemare through an AI to see what would happen, the first pic is an original by @Its_Papaya_San, the other three are AI reimagining it. I think it’s so fkn cool
The piece is based off a very old Marina piece but Marina went through multiple reimaginings after I made the og piece when her project was active so I'm mixing and matching bits from various designs
Hey all! It's Tuesday! Time for another Olive & Popeye strip! This time reimagining a character from the old Fleischer cartoons!
https://t.co/tndzGXa3Mf
First, we have Mary Engelbreit’s The Littlest Night Before Christmas, a stunning picture book by New York Times bestselling artist @maryengelbreit! This gorgeous reimagining of a classic poem features woodland animals as the characters in the fabled Christmas Eve tale.
Lane Yates offers a sharp dissent re: Keeping Two, the new graphic novel by Jordan Crane centered on imagining the fate of one’s domestic partner: “a comprehensively one-note performance premised on a dated phobia.” Spoilers in this one. https://t.co/W40T1CDRMQ