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I’m back from The Woods! But I’m going into a different set of Woods in a few days so to make sure my requests don’t get out of hand I’m gonna keep the askbox temporarily closed

Daily Doodle 246 is Roshambo!

I myself am not deaf or hard of hearing, but I am interested in learning ASL. These were the sources I used:

Transgender sign from Bill Vicars, a deaf man. He has a doctorate in Deaf Studies and a masters in Deaf Education.

(plain text: where to download every pokemon game excluding spinoffs)

GAMES

pokemon red/blue/yellow

pokemon gold/silver/crystal

pokemon ruby/sapphire/emerald

pokemon firered/leafgreen

pokemon diamond/pearl/platinum

pokemon heartgold/soulsilver

pokemon black/white (patched version here if EXP is broken)

pokemon black2/white2

pokemon x/pokemon y

pokemon omega ruby/alpha sapphire

pokemon sun/moon

pokemon ultra sun/ultra moon

pokemon let’s go pikachu/let’s go eevee

pokemon sword/shield

pokemon brilliant diamond/shining pearl

pokemon legends arceus

pokemon scarlet/violet

pokemon legends za

DLC

sword/shield

scarlet/violet

legends za

EMULATORS

gameboy

DS (IOS)

DS (Windows, Linux, MacOS)

DS (Android)

3DS

switch

let me know if any of the links are dead and ill update them as soon as i can!

It's everyone's favorite TOTALLY NORMAL BIRD This is an attempt at visualizing the infamous missingno as a comprehensible Pokemon. I also took a shot at drawing it in the original sprite size! Both only use the colors available in Missigno's palette. (Beside the background for the non-pixel art version)

Unstable SMP spoilers:

Yuh 🥓

I like designing each member with the idea that somewhere, they have visible indicators of their hearts/health. So like in my other designs, usually any hearts I add on are those indicators. I like mixing it up between pieces of clothing and actual floating heart symbols.

When it comes to the Wifies and Parrot ending, I’ve sat for a long time trying to figure out what Wifies plan was in creating that pressure plate situation.

Wifies starts by asking Parrot to step on a pressure plate. Then Wifies steps on the other. Wifies says that if either of them step off then a bunch of TNT will explode, likely killing them. And we know that at least part of that is true because we see Wifies die in the TNT explosion.

But what was Wifies goal in creating this situation in the first place?

Why create a scenario where both of them are stuck on these pressure plates?

To trap himself and Parrot forever in this room? I don’t think so.

Firstly, we know Wifies doesn’t want Parrot to die. But in this scenario, if Parrot had stepped off the pressure plate then he would be dead.

On the surface, it seems that Wifies put himself and Parrot into a high risk No-win situation where neither of them could move or leave otherwise they would both be killed.

But this possibility would have been unacceptable to someone like Wifies. Parrot dieing is the complete opposite of what he wants. He would not take the risk.

Then Parrot reveals that he does have something in his inventory. The spyglass.

Seeing this, Wifies says a very important line:

‘Please Parrot, please, give that to me before you hurt yourself.’

Notably, Wifies doesn’t ask Parrot to throw the spyglass away. He specifically says to ‘give’ it to him. Yet the two of them are on opposite ends of a room stuck on these pressure plates. So how was Parrot supposed to give the spyglass to Wifies without stepping off the pressure plate and supposedly blowing them both up? It doesn’t make sense. The spyglass definitely wouldn’t have been able to reach Wifies, even if Parrot threw it.

Unless Parrot still had the ability to safely step off the pressure plate to give the spyglass to Wifies.

My theory, though very tragic, is that Wifies had lied about the TNT exploding if Parrot had stepped off the pressure plate. I believe Wifies rigged the TNT to explode only if Wifies himself stepped off his own pressure plate. It wouldn’t have exploded if Parrot had stepped off his.

If you watch carefully, when Wifies tells Parrot to step on a pressure plate, Wifies is already standing very close to one of those pressure plates. Parrot, likely being very angry and feeling betrayed, deliberately chooses the pressure plate farthest away from where Wifies was standing. I believe that Wifies was counting on this and was emotionally/psychologically manipulating Parrot into choosing the farthest away pressure plate specifically. Which is why Wifies stood near the one that would have the actual TNT detonation. After all, Wifies knows Parrot very well. He would have created circumstances that protected Parrot and manipulated him into choosing the safe pressure plate.

To support this theory further, if you watch the actual TNT explosion, it starts mainly from the side of Wifies pressure plate and does the most damage in that area. Meaning that pressure plate is likely where most of the TNT was located and where the detonation was.

Additionally, if you listen, you can hear that the TNT trap only becomes active after Wifies steps onto his pressure plate. You hear nothing when Parrot steps on his. Which is why Wifies waited for Parrot to step on his first.

So what was Wifies trying to achieve?

I think Wifies was trying to create a scenario where Parrot was forced to do something in particular. That something could have been a couple things:

- Forcing Parrot to trust Wifies or save Wifies in a ‘deadly’ scenario.

- Forcing Parrot to save himself or go back on their own morals. Such as through making a deal with Wifies.

Wifies goal was to get Parrot under his control, so he could continue protecting him. Through this no-win situation, Wifies would force Parrot be the one who chooses to do that to himself. Wifies wanted Parrot to choose to be controlled, to be protected, and to be safe.

That is what Wifies considered to be their fresh start. Even if Wifies had supposedly ‘killed’ his prior self/morals to get there.

But in end, Parrot still had the old Wifies on his side. He had the spyglass. So Parrot left, thwarting Wifies plans.

Tragically, this would mean that if Wifies had let the spyglass despawn, he would not have died but would have been stuck there permanently. (The one who stays stuck in the cave).

Real and true interaction my brother and I had (at his birthday dinner no less)

Freeform is praying on my downfall but yknow what, that’s what pastel highlighters and a random pencil you found on the floor are for

Ok 2nd part of my lazy 2-part Focus doodles

Anyways I like thinking Cube’s cube can rotate and let him do different things (look around, eat, etc). It’s like an over complicated helmet

Just a rough one today. They’re trying to figure out how Cube could possibly see

The person killed by the orb seemed completely random, with almost fifty years of studying it we've been able to find no rhythm or reason to who it kills. It kills the old, the young, the rich, the poor, the urban, the rural, anyone. Every human on earth seems to have an equal chance of being killed by the orb. It's a headline the few times someone of note is killed by the orb: Britain famously lost a Parliament member to the orb, Brazil to this day remains the only country where a head of state was killed by the orb while in office, there was a short lived sitcom in the 1990s called Friends that ended halfway through its first season due to the orb killing one of the main actors on set. However, these are outliers, on any given day the person who dies via orb is very likely to be someone you never heard of. There are billions of people on earth, and only one is killed by the orb every day. In almost fifty years only a little over 18000 have died because of the orb, which is nothing in the face of the sheer amount of humans that exist.

When the orb first appeared people were horrified. Both the US and USSR thought it was a weapon from the other side. Almost every religion made some claim of it being proof of their beliefs, oftentimes claiming it was divine punishment. Atheists claimed it was proof no loving God could exist. People were so very apocalyptic and horrified by it, they thought of it as part of the end times, because when it was new that's really how it looked.

However, it's been long enough so that's changed. Most people have lived their entire lives in a world where the orb exists. The orb isn't that scary a concept. People know their odds of being killed by it are low and that it's not going to end the world or anything. The orb has become normal, and we've accepted that the orb is just something that kills people the same way cancer, or heart attacks, or natrual disasters, or car crashes kill people. In the nineteen eighties there were efforts to find a way to stop the orb, but it's since proven to be extremely difficult, and it's as distant and nebulous as finding a cure for cancer. When a community is struck by the orb you'll see that community in mourning, but it's not a global thing anymore.

So people grow up learning about the orb, as part of science, like anything else. A lot of gen z remembers learning about the orb from Magic School Bus. It's just something normal. There are a few people with an orb hyperfixation, and a few cults that give the orb importance but it's not most people's concern. The orb is how we first confirmed that interdimensional objects existed and are possible. A lot of people theorize dimensional studies wouldn't exist without it, meaning without the orb we might not have thermitizers or grand drives, we might not even have a moon base without the orb. Some have even rather tastelessly claimed that the orb has saved more lives at this point than its taken with all the knowledge it's given us.