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Kei Urana, the author of Gachiakuta, reveals that she's tired of Western fans of the series lately.
She says she feels frustrated by the toxicity some people have developed toward her work.
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A stunning compilation of birds showing off some of the most beautiful and unique feathers
Teyonah Parris To Co-Star Opposite Denzel Washington In New Thriller From Christopher McQuarrie And United Artists deadline.com/2026/11/teyonah…
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Wrapped up a Marvel project last month. It might be the favorite thing I've ever written. It's an incredibly personal story set in a world I've dreamed up for a very long time.
Consider these images as hints, and stay excited for an announcement soon.
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If enough speed is built up in the water, an African butterflyfish can jump and glide a small distance above the surface. These are three young specimens.
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Amethyst is a purple variety of quartz (SiO₂) and owes its violet color to irradiation, impurities of iron and in some cases other transition metals, which result in complex crystal lattice substitutions.
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THIS IS FALCON @BurgerKing GET IT RIGHT
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Before colonization, these lands knew more than two genders. Xochihua named people assigned male at birth whose dress, work and daily life aligned with women, yet who remained a gender of their own. They lived in nepantla, the sacred in-between, crossing boundaries with ease and with power.
Xochihua means “possessor of flowers.” In the world of our ancestors, flowers were signs of sensual delight and the sweetness of erotic life. A flower reveals what it holds inside: the heart turned outward, desire made visible through color and scent. For a Xochihua, that was not a metaphor. It was a way of living.
From the Oracle Cihuatlán, the woman-centered deck I painted. Get yours:
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The original sketch, a study, and the ref featuring @AztecEmpire1520
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"Itztlacoliuhqui — el señor del frío, la obsidiana y aquello que se vuelve rígido.
En la tradición mexica, Itztlacoliuhqui es una figura asociada con el frío, las heladas, el hielo , las consecuencias y la obsidiana; su nombre suele interpretarse como “el que tiene algo torcido” o “el que está encorvado”, una imagen relacionada la forma de su cabeza , representación del maíz y la obsidiana; junto con la rigidez y la transformación que produce el frío.
La obsidiana, negra, brillante y cortante como una noche congelada, aparece vinculada a su poder. No es simplemente una piedra: para los mexicas podía ser instrumento ritual, materia para armas y espejo oscuro capaz de evocar fuerzas sobrenaturales.
Itztlacoliuhqui representa así una naturaleza que no destruye con fuego, sino con frío: aquello que inmoviliza, endurece y detiene el movimiento." Por @sr.venado #neomexicanismos
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A me fa ridere che continuano ad usare questo personaggio che voleva la coesistenza pacifica con i mussulmani di Saladino a Gerusalemme rischiando anche la morte per realizzare sta cosa.



















































