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Stuart 🔞 retweeted
I can't believe it's already been a whole month since the Malfoid Movement began.
What could have been a simple internet trend that could have faded after a couple of days has instead awaken something within people and has become an icon instead.
Malfoid stirred the hearts of many and began a domino effect of yearning that led to people pursuing their craft earnestly and gave peope hope for a better future. Others have even used it as motivation for self improvement.
Overall, Malfoid has been a major positive impact on the psyche during and age that promoted and profited from negativity.
I for one will forever be greatful to Malfoid and the idea she represents.
Glory to Malfoid!
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Mi primer día con el Tesla xitter.cf/ssssscca/status/211098…
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vgen.co/little-noko My commissions are still open for anyone interested ;u;
Stuart 🔞 retweeted
Absurd Studio Draco Malfoid
this come with 2 good news
1/ J.K.R will not profit from this
2/ This is not Ai or Render, the studio in fact did make sample to take picture
And it ready to pre-oder. You can pay in full or small amount to Deposit
HERE THE LINK : orzgk.com/product/absurd-stu…
Stuart 🔞 retweeted
One of my favourite Harry Potter loopholes doesn't even involve magic. It involves exploiting the Muggle economy.
Hagrid tells us there are 17 Sickles to a Galleon. Sickles are silver, Galleons are gold. Simple enough.
Except gold and silver don't have a fixed exchange rate in the Muggle world. Their market value fluctuates constantly. Before 1900, the gold-to-silver ratio averaged around 16:1, which is pretty close to the wizarding world's 17:1 rate. Throughout much of the twentieth century, however, it averaged around 45:1.
See where this is going?
Wait until the market heavily favours gold. Melt your Galleons down and sell the gold in the Muggle world. Use the money to buy as much silver as possible, then take that silver to Gringotts and have it converted into Sickles.
Finally, exchange those Sickles for Galleons at the fixed 17:1 rate.
Congratulations. You've potentially turned a small pile of wizarding gold into a much larger pile of wizarding gold, simply by exploiting the difference between Muggle market prices and Gringotts' fixed exchange rate.
No Dark Arts. No Horcruxes. No elaborate schemes.
Just precious metals, a fixed exchange rate and a wizard who understands arbitrage.
The real question is why nobody in the wizarding world seems to have built an entire financial empire around this.
Stuart 🔞 retweeted
Waiter! Waiter! More Malfoid please!
Sir you’ve had enou-
WAITER WAITER MORE MALFOID PLEASE
malfoid has been trending on X for over a week straight now
MALFOID MANIA xitter.cf/i/trending/21100959548…
Stuart 🔞 retweeted
A friendly reminder that J.K. Rowling was, and is, a brilliant author. Modern critics try to hold Harry Potter up against standards it never aimed to achieve.
When we talk of Malfoid or fanfics—fun though they are—never forget we stand on the shoulders of a titan.
Rowling singlehandedly held the line against young male illiteracy for two decades. There is an entire generation of adults who can trace their love of books back to her.
That wasn't an accident, and it wasn't a fluke. Harry Potter is fantastic, and so is its author.
Harry breaking down in Molly Weasley’s arms is one of the most heartbreaking moments in the entire series.
He was only 14. He had watched Cedric die, seen Voldemort return, and witnessed his parents appear from a wand that was supposed to kill him.
Yet he held himself together until he finally reached safety.
And then Molly hugged him, and he finally broke.
The most heartbreaking part? Harry wasn’t just grieving. He was experiencing the comfort of a mother holding him when he needed one most.
Molly didn’t see the Boy Who Lived in that moment. She saw a frightened child who needed his mum.
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Malfoid is becoming real, at least in plastic!
Content creators like ClayKM, a Korean clay artist, made a beautiful clay figure of Malfoid, and people are dressing up Marin Kitagawa figures in miniature Malfoid costumes in the style of "figure cosplay."
Now the big one is a resin figure being sold by a Hong Kong-based figure maker, orzGK, who is now accepting preorders for a 1/4 scale Malfoid figure. The full preorder price is $288 USD, and it is designed by Absurd Studios.
Absurd Studios has made other high-end premium figures, usually in the large 1/4 scale, such as one for Roxy from Mushoku Tensei, Ryuugake Kisaki from Blue Archive, and many more.
If you are versed in 3D printing, there are also 3D printer STL and model files available on places like Cults3D.
