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chlowski.bsky.social
my fav fanarts of the year so far ✨
fanart of the android Guinevere, from the Knights of Guinevere animated serie she's sitting, left arm resting on her right knee, parts of her body showing the metal underneath, half of her face ripped off while the other is just the face of a gorgeous woman lots of cables and wires coming out of her - also blue intestines falling off her belly study of a Chappell Roan pic, wearing her armor on stage for the MTV awards in 2024 fanart of Jubilee from the X-Men, roller blading, wearing jean shorts, pink bra underneath a transparent yellow crop top with stars on it, vibrant pink roller blades, pale yellow socks, yellow nail polish, her classic pink shades fanart of Samus Aran from Metroid, wearing her armor except the helmet is off and she's holding it close to the chest, with her left hand her armor is a blend of different design, with an organic feel to it, some cables the color palette of her Power Suit is now the trans flag palette : pink, blue, white
September 24, 2025 at 1:46 PM
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dragonwilbert.bsky.social
rk

#digimon
#デジモン
October 29, 2025 at 8:14 AM
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nimadj.bsky.social
Cinderella

#digimon
October 29, 2025 at 10:36 AM
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mmuds.bsky.social
Samus
September 27, 2025 at 6:06 PM
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nimadj.bsky.social
Oso cariñoso

#digimon
October 10, 2025 at 11:14 AM
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wataridley.bsky.social
🌱
October 9, 2025 at 2:00 PM
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mariobrothblog.bsky.social
Due to the unique way Super Mario Bros. stores its maps, its level designers were at the mercy of the decorative hills and bushes when placing bottomless pits. While the pits can be placed freely, the decorations are non-negotiable and dictate the level design.
October 3, 2025 at 3:30 PM
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dragonwilbert.bsky.social
🦋
#Digimon
#デジモン
September 30, 2025 at 9:19 AM
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omorales81.bsky.social
Samus Saturday — Samurai Sammy by Mandarin Swift, find them on Patreon: www.patreon.com/MandarinSwift #Nintendo #SamusAran #Metroid #SamusSaturday #FanArt
September 27, 2025 at 6:19 PM
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fernsstories.bsky.social
Ah yes, the preppy popular girly girl and the rebellious punk rock/emo guy. Lovely.

Are they undercover? Who knows 🤷🏽‍♀️ (they probably should kiss idk)

(drops with no other context and runs away)

#espingle #espiothechameleon #tanglethelemur #SonicTheHedeghog
September 15, 2025 at 1:39 PM
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4brandonjs4.bsky.social
🩵❤️⭐️🎬
#rosalina #pauline #yuri #supermariogalaxymovie
Rosalina and Pauline in a private screening for the Super Mario Galaxy Movie.
September 12, 2025 at 5:59 PM
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alienbycomics.bsky.social
Does anyone remember Jessica Drew, the transfem-coded clone of Peter Parker from the Ultimate Spider-Man Comics? Here’s a lil tribute comic to this awesome Spider-Woman! 🕸️🏳️‍⚧️
September 9, 2025 at 6:49 PM
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nimadj.bsky.social
Masked evil

#digimon
September 7, 2025 at 11:53 AM
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krls81.bsky.social
Role models.

Today's doodle.

#superman #startrek
August 29, 2025 at 9:27 PM
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krls81.bsky.social
#Metroid Prime 4 has been delayed... again!

#Silksong #nintendo #art
September 5, 2025 at 4:20 AM
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davidmariotte.bsky.social
Sharing my response to the guy I just yelled at on LinkedIn over his question of "why can't indie comics talk about ethical uses of AI?" TLDR, doesn't exist. But if you're looking for talking points...
The conversation has been had. A ton. And the simple conclusion is there aren't. I looked through the comments and no one here provided an actual example of an ethical use of AI. Assuming, we're talking specifically about generative AI and large language models, they are riddled with problems front to back. These AI companies have admitted--both on their own and in the course of the many lawsuits against them--that their businesses wouldn't be feasible without having fed in preexisting works. They claim fair use, though official judgment is still out (and, I for one, believe it's not fair use and is a violation of copyright). Additionally, they have repeatedly admitted to getting the majority of the works through pirating. They inherently broke the law to even get started. We can talk about how AI jeopardizes jobs in the creative fields. There's certainly evidence that it does with jobs that would go to artists having been replaced. There's also evidence that it doesn't because no one can name a compelling work made with AI. Of course, jobs in the creative field aren't just writers and artists, it also includes accountants and marketing folks and administration folks. It's wrong to try to outsource their jobs to machines too. Especially ones that, y'know, have such high failure rates in what they do. We can talk about how it's incredibly draining of resources. It takes a lot of electricity--driving local electric prices up. It takes a lot of water--clearing out local water reserves. Server facilities for AI programs literally spit poison into the air and are making the communities they're in sick. We can talk about the exploitation of workers. Folks, generally in poorer countries, receiving dollars a day to sit in front of computers and flag things like child pornography and torture videos that've been incorporated in the system and need to be filtered out, without proper mental healthcare resources or money to see someone from the company they're working for. We can talk about AI as a tool of facism. It is a propaganda machine with known issues of deeply seated racism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia, ableism, etc built into the coding and reflected in the output. It's also a powerful tool of misinformation. From minor misunderstandings to people genuinely questioning established historical fact, from the effects we're already seeing of people having lower reading comprehension and decreased critical thinking skills to the folks that generative AI has literally created deepfake pornography of, there is a core of changing folks understanding of reality through manipulation. In our industry, in particular, we're dealing with folks reporting that AI in the postal office has started flagging any shipping of books as obscene. It's going to continue to be a problem for censorship as people who have a vested interest in censoring material they don't agree with use AI as "proof" that they're right. And on top of all of that, just yesterday the New York Times was reporting on ChatGPT, not for the first time, being sued for wrongful death because it encouraged a teenager to kill himself and taught him how to do it. To use an analogy, it doesn't matter if there are a couple of seemingly fresh apples in a barrel of rotten apples. You really are better off to dispose of all the apples because the ones that may look okay, probably still have worms in 'em. We've had the conversation. The question is whether you personally can still justify "ethical" uses with all of that in mind. I know I can't.
August 27, 2025 at 9:49 PM
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omorales81.bsky.social
A Samus Saturday mash-up of Metroid and Full Metal Alchemist, by @SideburnsPro. Follow them on BlueSky: bsky.app/profile/side... #Nintendo #Metroid #SamusAran #SamusSaturday #MashUp #FullMetalAlchemist 🛠️⚙️
August 2, 2025 at 4:56 PM
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cursedzebra.bsky.social
This is from 'The Science of Discword', in a chapter called Beginnings and Becomings

What starts as a discussion of the beginning of the (our) universe goes on tangents about "drawing a line" and the perils therein, and how malicious actors use that to push an agenda.
discussion in which somebody says "we have to decide where to draw the line"? For instance, most people seem to accept that in general terms women should be permitted abortions dur- ing the earliest stages of pregnancy but not during the very late stages. Where you draw the line', though, is hotly debated - and of course some people wish to draw it at one extreme or the other. There are similar debates about exactly when a developing embryo becomes a person, with legal and moral rights. Is it at conception? When the brain first forms? At birth? Or was it always a potential person, even when it ' existed as one egg and one sperm? The 'draw a line" philosophy offers a substantial political advantage to people with hidden agendas. The method for getting what you want is first to draw the line somewhere that nobody would object to, and then gradu- ally move it to where you reall want it, arguing continuity all the way. For example, having agreed that killing a child is murder, the line labelled 'mur- der' is then slid back to the instant of conception; having agreed that people should be allowed to read whichever newspaper they like, you end up sup- porting the right to put the recipe for nerve gas on the Internet. If we were less obsessed with labels and discontinuity, it would be much easier to recognize that the problem here is not where to draw the line: it is that the image of drawing a line is inappropriate. There is no sharp line, only shades of grey that merge unnoticed into one another - despite which, one end is manifestly white and the other is equally clearly black. An embryo is not a person, but as it develops it gradually becomes one. There is no magic moment at which it switches from non-person to person - instead, it merges continuously from one into the other. Unfortunately our legal system operates in rigid black-and-white terms -legal or illegal, no shades of grey- and this causes a mismatch. [Continues] Reinforced by our use of words as labels. A kind of triage might be better: this end of the spectrum is legal, that end of the spectrum is illegal, and in between is a grey area which we do our best to avoid if we possibly can. If we can't avoid it, we can at least adjust the degree of criminality and the appropriate penalty according to whereabouts in the spectrum the activity seems to lie. Even such obviously black-and-white distinctions as alive/dead or male/female turn out, on close examination, to be more like a continuous merging than a sharp discontinuity. Pork sausages from the butcher's... [Continues on next page] contain many live pig cells, With today's techniques you might even clone an adult pig from one. A person's brain can have ceased to function but their body, with medical assistance, can keep going. There are at least a dozen different combinations of sex chromosomes in humans, of which only XX represents the traditional female and XY the traditional male. Although the Big Bang is a scientific story about a beginning, it also raises important questions about becomings. The Big Bang theory is a beautiful bit of science - very nearly consistent with the picture we now have of the atomic and the subatomic world, with its diverse kinds of atom, their pro- tons and neutrons, their clouds of electrons, and the more exotic particles that we see when cosmic rays hit our atmosphere or when we insult the more familiar particles by slamming them together very hard. Now that physicists have 'found', or perhaps invented, the allegedly 'ultimate' con- stituents of these familiar particles (more exotic things known as quarks, gluons ...at least the names are familiar) they're starting to wonder whether there are more layers further down, more 'ultimate' still. Turtles all the way down? Does physics go all the way down, or does it stop at some level? If it stops, is that the Ultimate Secret, or just a point beyond which the physi- cists' way of thinking fails? The conceptual problem here is difficult because the universe is a becom- ing- a process - and we want to think of it as a thing. We don't only find it puzzling that the universe was so different back then, that particles behaved differently, that the universe then became the universe now, and will perhaps eventually cease expanding and collapse back to a point in a Big Crunch. We are familiar with babies becoming children becoming adults, but these processes always surprise us - we like things to keep the same character, so 'becoming' is difficult for our minds to handle. There is another element of the first moments of our universe that is even more difficult to think about., Where did the Laws come from? Why are there such things as protons and electrons, quarks and gluons? We usually sepa- rate processes into two conceptually distinct causal chunks: the initial conditions, and the rules by which they are transformed as time passes. For the solar system, for instance, the initial conditions are the positions and speeds of the planets at some chosen instant of time; the rules are the laws of gravitation and motion, which tell us how those positions and speeds...
August 20, 2025 at 9:31 AM
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cptcinnabun.bsky.social
press a to start 👾🎮
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#digimon #kuramon #diaboromon
August 15, 2025 at 10:17 PM
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tedbob84.bsky.social
Redesign of Samus Aran, and done up as if on the PC98

Is it weird that i'd love to make a PC98 adventure game of her now?

#samusaran #metroid
August 12, 2025 at 10:44 PM
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saintforan.bsky.social
dressed up the gay rats
#sonadow
#sonadowyuri
August 12, 2025 at 5:28 AM
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mariobrothblog.bsky.social
Internal variables in the Super Mario Galaxy games refer to Spring Mario as "Rabbit". This suggests the form, with its constant hopping and high jumps, could have been originally intended to be rabbit-themed. In addition, speculation on this being related to Star Bunnies is provided.
August 12, 2025 at 5:45 PM
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ssa1ka.bsky.social
Fem Shadow with long hair
June 5, 2025 at 11:07 PM
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ssa1ka.bsky.social
👙
June 30, 2025 at 7:43 PM
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katyvscary.bsky.social
Type a shit I've been on
August 10, 2025 at 1:04 AM