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🇻🇮🇻🇮 Judgment Day Comic 4rtist African/Afro Carribean inspired Fantasy 4rtist. Commissions open

Joined June 2016
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Inflation hits Hogwarts
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White people will be on their last leg and still find the time to be racist😭😭
niggers are mad i’m skinnier than them 😂💗
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MORE lesbian Tarzan edits bc i love them 🫶🏼 everyone needs to stick around bc I do have a comic series in the works! #tarzan #edit #digitalart #lesbians #tarzanandjane #sapphictarzan
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“someone else’s success isn’t your failure, but your obsession with their downfall might be.”
Bro, chill out. Everyone has the freedom to better their lives. You can waste your time trying to sabotage others, but most will still find a way to succeed while you remain stuck watching their progress. Life has room for everyone to win. Someone else’s success isn’t your failure, but your obsession with their downfall might be.
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the concept of “i can’t cook” doesn’t make sense to me….like u can’t follow directions?
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Hardest worker tombstone
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Imagínate salir de casa por la mañana y regresar por la noche 🥹 para descubrir que ya no tienes un hogar al cual volver.
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Indians didn't cut your hands for not picking up the cotton. It was your white masters.
If you think white people are racist you don’t know Indians 😫😫
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por fin puedo subir esto completo
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Black trans lives matter
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Men are so quick to call you chopped when you reject their advances. If I was chopped why approach me in the first place? Dumbo
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Bruh really tried to pull the equivalent of: “Hollywood doesn’t depict Black male characters as criminals and thugs because Django, Black Panther, and Blade exist.” I’ll never understand why people refuse to address the actual point being made. You gotta deflect because I refuse to believe you’re this dumb. Gouken and Akuma are BLOOD BROTHERS! We never get to see Akuma BEFORE he gives in to the Satsui no Hado. So, for all we know, he could’ve always been brown. That’s still an issue because the brown brother is the evil one. But let’s assume there were no bad intentions behind that design choice. Well, the issue comes right back with Ryu and his transformation into Evil Ryu. Then we get Violent Ken. Goku is a peach color, like most characters in Dragon Ball. But when his “What If” counterpart came along, he and several of his lackeys were visually brown. The color palette of their clothes was already enough to distinguish them. Something similar happened with Goku Black, although it wasn’t nearly as prevalent. Ansem is an easy one. He turned evil, his skin got darker. He turned good again, and his skin became pale once more. Lucia appears in DMC Season 1 for about two frames. In Season 2, she’s been cloned. Her clones are essentially identical to her, except they’re visually brown, whereas Lucia herself has a barely brown, peach-colored complexion. Again, the argument is about ASSOCIATING THE DEPICTION OF EVIL WITH BROWN SKIN. In every one of these cases, the artists could’ve simply made their eyes red, altered their facial features, or changed some other aspect of their appearance. But instead, darker skin was incorporated into the visual portrayal of evil or corruption. And THAT is the issue. Nobody said pale villains don’t exist. Nobody said brown heroes don’t exist. The existence of either doesn’t magically erase colorism or make these artistic choices immune to criticism. You’re so busy trying to disprove an argument I never made that you haven’t actually addressed the one I’ve been making this entire time.
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i cried literal tears thinking about this and i am not joking
Neanderthal gf takes you on a painting date
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White Culture
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Rest in peace to the original voice of Bulma Hiromi Tsuru passed away 9 years ago at the age of 57. 🥹💔 Rest in Peace, Hiromi Tsuru. 🕊️ Born on March 29, 1960, in Chitose, Hokkaido, Japan, Tsuru became one of the most recognizable and beloved voices in Japanese animation. She began her entertainment career as a child performer and went on to build an extraordinary career spanning nearly four decades across anime, video games, and film dubbing. Notable Voice Roles: * Bulma — Dragon Ball franchise * Madoka Ayukawa — Kimagure Orange Road * Ukyo Kuonji — Ranma ½ * Dokin-chan — Anpanman * Reiko Mikami — Ghost Sweeper Mikami * Meryl Stryfe — Trigun * Perrine Paindavoine — The Story of Perrine * Naomi Hunter — Metal Gear Solid video game series * Yubel — Yu-Gi-Oh! GX * Kiddy Phenil — Silent Möbius * Shakky — One Piece * Julia Chang — Tekken video game series Tsuru became especially beloved worldwide for voicing Bulma, one of the most iconic characters in the Dragon Ball franchise. She portrayed the brilliant inventor and longtime friend of Goku for more than three decades, becoming an inseparable part of the series’ history. She also left a lasting impression through her performances as Madoka Ayukawa in Kimagure Orange Road, Ukyo Kuonji in Ranma ½, and Meryl Stryfe in Trigun. Beyond anime, she voiced Naomi Hunter in the Metal Gear Solid video game series and Yubel in Yu-Gi-Oh! GX. Throughout her remarkable career, Tsuru worked across television animation, feature films, video games, and narration, earning the admiration of generations of anime fans and fellow performers. Hiromi Tsuru passed away on November 16, 2017, at the age of 57, in Tokyo, Japan. Her cause of passing was an aortic dissection. Her unforgettable voice and remarkable performances continue to live on through the beloved characters she brought to life, especially Bulma, whose legacy remains an important part of anime history. ❤️ Gone, but never forgotten. 🕊️ Thank you, Hiromi Tsuru, for giving generations of anime fans unforgettable characters, wonderful memories, and a voice that will never be forgotten. Your legacy will live on forever. ❤️
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remember when zara larsson put a condom on her leg to prove that men claiming they’re “too big” is never an excuse…😭
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Odd how having sex with mistresses can bring down a CEO. But raping children doesn't bring down a president. 🤔
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Just zero flow or personality in 2016 it’s actually hilarious
Powerpuff Girls Same Pose Comparison 2002 - 2016
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