!! It's so nice! I recommend going to a snowy city sometime! The vibes are incredible, as long as you bundle up properly UuU (... and as long as you dont stay TOO long, it stops being fun after you wade through enough slush) That said, mountain snow is the best of all

(I also finally pulled Zhongli in Genshin. It's a good day for old men)

AWWWWW poor babies!! the dolls are smaller than them, cmon guys

update: Az :) I'm glad that freakishly tall old man is doing well. I love his long braid and his little bowtie. I liked the older characters in Legends: Arceus, I can tell I'll like all the older characters in ZA

(I got Legends Z-A and I'm waiting for the mandatory update before I start playing lmao)

It was a little bit! It melted very fast-- here are my only snow photos, as a trade UuU

It's the labyrinth of Beverly Hills :( space doesn't work the same in there

OOOO IM SO JEALOUS look at that MIST (great photos!!)

That mall is Too Fancy, the first time I went I felt like I fell into an alternate dimension

I had a good time drawing! >:( Going out is good for my mental health! >:(

Please please do, and don't miss the little segments at the end of each episode where Kero breaks down the outfits!! Legendary, mind-blowing stuff to little kid-me

Yes absolutely! Same for most magical girl shows I can remember right now... it adds so much characterization and charm :( (In Cardcaptor Sakura, even Kero got little outfits... sigh)

Bruce Wayne, age 25, creating a split personality "for emergencies": I see no negative repercussions to this

Bruce Wayne, age 40, dealing with the repercussions:

(and while I'm posting: In Metropolis, Superman, a mid-20s newlywed, decides to leave Kon-El in the care of older adults. In Gotham, Batman, the 22 year old weirdo with unresolved family trauma, impulse-adopts a bunch of sons. Very in-character)

See also Superman (40 years old) not taking in Kon-El in the 90s, which is weird... but from the vantage point of 2025, Superman might have been in his mid-20s at the time. Still not ideal, Clark, but I get it. That's pretty young to be raising a teenager

every dumb decision Batman makes at age 40 will eventually retroactively be made when Batman is in his early 20s. Makes sense

on the extreme end-- in 1940, Batman was 40 when he adopted Dick Grayson. In 2025, Dick Grayson is a full-on adult. How old was 2025 Bruce when he adopted Dick Grayson? 21? 22? 22 year old adopting a 12 year old?

-- meaning that Batman took Jason in when Batman was in his 30s. In 2011, Batman was 40, and Damien was 11, meaning he was conceived when Batman was 29. In 2025, Damien is 14, but Batman is still 40, so Damien was conceived when Batman was 26

Batman never gets older-- he's always 40 (for the sake of this thread). Each year that passes for us, instead of aging, Batman gets more of his past compressed into that 20 year period. Like, he adopted Jason when he was 40 in the mid-80s-- but Batman's still 40 in 2025, and Jason's an adult--