#myriad

behold the yingtaur

Anyway, I have this DVD copy of the movie The Prophecy (1995), and am having trouble confidently identifying some of the fonts used on it. Could you please help me out, if you can?

I've ID'd most of the text on here as Matrix (the first iteration from 1986; not Matrix II, its 2007 revamp, as this older version lacks a specialized italic variation).

Seemingly unique to this DVD cover, Christopher Walken's billing on top uses two fonts: Matrix Bold for the initals and a different, sans-serif font for the lowercases. I think it's Myriad Condensed with the letters spread out, but I'm not 100% sure.

Also not sure about the title font either. Capricho Light is very close but that one was only released a few years ago and lacks the Papyrus-style weathering (which I don't think is customization bc the weathering is uniform on repeating letters; also the small "THE" has the weathering too, it's just hard to see in the photo I took)

Thanks a bunch! :)

I agree that the sans serif looks like Myriad Condensed. The title font is Aquinas (1989) [Fonts In Use · Identifont].

Hello, I started and finished a book about mushrooms today. Whipped up something real quick about it. [doc] --

"What do you see, Myriad?"

Colmea's voice came from far away, muffled by layers of soil, rot, creepy crawlies, and whatever else made up the living ecosystem under foot. At the same time, though, his voice was all around. Stern, authoritative as it always was. Commanding the attention of all his surroundings.

"It's dark." Myriad replied.

And wet, and claustrophobic.

Something tried to get into her mouth, but with no way in, it settled for crawling over and around the length of her body. The sensation used to freak her out, but this wasn't her first rodeo. Instead of paying attention to the beetle, or worm, or centipede that must've called its friends over to join the party, she focused on Colmea's voice as it echoed impossibly loud, unbearably muffled.

"I need you to really try with me here. What do you see?"

It was hard, disappointing Colmea the way everyone else in the world seemed to. His disappointment was seldom aimed in her direction, but it felt suffocating when it was. Like the whole world around her was closing singularly around her body, compacting her into nothing.

Myriad's eyes were open, she knew that they were. Open but unseeing, like a freshly unearthed mole flashbanged on a moonlit evening.

She wished she was outside, staring up at the twin moons. Nothingness blotted her vision like a cold and uncaring oblivion.

"I can't see anything, Colmea."

He sighed, the earth shifted to accommodate for his frustration.

"I told you, not with your eyes. Find another way to see."

icon id: 8 icons in 4 pairs. in each pair, both icons have the listed flags in order in the background and the left icon has an image of the listed character with a white outline and a black shadow. end id.

banner id: a 1500x150 teal banner with the words ‘please read my dni before interacting’ in large white text in the center. end id.

Pluralpedia's mascot Plurpy-tan is a psychotic autistic butchy femme omni-ish myrsexual amethystian transselfen transandrofem genderfirn xenogirl gynx sysmanoid anemoiacoric systemfluidflux femaymafe multigenic/mixed-origin mediple system who is a singlet-presenting system for personal reasons, experiences plurelic attraction, uses she/her and they/them pronouns, and often uses both 'I' and 'we' language interchangeably!

Plurpy-tan is online BFFs with Myriad, Tupperbox, and Simply Plural!

PluralKit's mascot Myriad is a disabled auDHD amatopunk aroacespec tutch fox swift fox labelhoarder genderfludcass pargender furrygender foxgender foxenboygirlby sillyfoxmaxxed bitcommitic sillygender dudegirl boydyke mollboy plural quoigenic fictive-heavy median who is proudly a fox therian and red fox transspecies, reclaims furfag, is collectively unifox, and uses they/them pronouns exclusively!

Myriad's long-distance system partner is Tupperbox, a lawful autistic tianmasc goth bat ray flint virtuamorous sys4sys amari gay transgenderlessmasc aboyic blurimasculine undogm autimain nixvir boyish polyfragmented monoconscious stressgenic system with lame BPD and self-destructive BPD who uses any/all or no pronouns, especially Tupper's name in place of pronouns!

Tupper and Myriad's online QPP is Simply Plural, a fictionkin namefluid pronounfluid femmetwink ambiamorous pan lesbian aroaceflux blueberry transmascfem labelflux excemesle rosenbirl alvenboy kintingent mesqutien praesigenic plural who has HPD with DPD traits and resonates with the term 'lover autism'!

he’s definitely my favorite if not one of my favourite characters ever :p

dreamswap by @/onebizarrekai you should really check their beautiful art out!!

~

shop update —> if someone is interested i put some prints on vinted, i don’t have the money yet to produce keychains so they will be available next month hopefully, im also trying to figure out what i need to do to sell on ko-fi

Myriad was bad.

OBVIOUSLY Myriad was bad.

Mind controlling the world against their will forever is a Terrible Idea and should be stopped.

But.

BUT.

It was also... working?

They had the collective brainpower of everyone in National City working on solving the planet's problems.

SO.

What if instead of an all or nothing approach, time spent under Myriad was just like... jury duty, or national service. At some point you get called up and you spend a week giving over your brain to solving humanity's problems, then you get to go home and get on with your life and someone else takes a turn! Or even it could just be a job you can sign up for and get paid like any other - ie you go and plug in from 9-5, then get to plug out and go home with your pay check from your (from a conscious perspective) extremely low effort high reward job, happy in the knowledge that you're doing your part to literally save the world.