JackAtomic

ko-fi.com/kakuyamii/goal… i didnt really wanna bring much light to this, but i'm having finantial troubles and help would be appreciated.

been beating against my balls call that w dribbles #MyXAnniversary

GIVE ME YOUR SEED

Pizza Movie (2026)

Steel

I'm peeing.

The servers of every anime streaming site the moment Toyotaro canonizes Super Saiyan 5

The campaign ended yesterday. And we didn’t reach the goal. I’ve been sitting with that for a while, trying to find the right words — and honestly, I’m not sure there are perfect ones. But I want to say this clearly, from the very bottom of my heart: Thank you. Thank you for reading about Witch BIBI. Thank you for believing in this story. Thank you for every comment, every share, every message of encouragement. Whether you pledged, followed along quietly, or simply cared from afar — thank you for being here. Because of how Kickstarter works, this was an all-or-nothing campaign. Since we didn’t reach the funding goal, no one who pledged will be charged. But here’s what I’ve been thinking about. 1,717 people said yes to this story. That’s not nothing. That’s 1,717 people who looked at Witch BIBI — a painter who lost his way, a witch looking for a broom — and thought: I want to see where this goes. I still do too. I’m not ready to let this story disappear quietly — and I want to be honest with you about what comes next. Making Witch BIBI requires funding, and I’m not ready to give up on that. The Puuung Happy Mail Club is something I’ve wanted to build for a long time, and this feels like the right moment to start. Every subscription is a small step toward making Witch BIBI real. The Puuung Happy Mail Club is now open. It's a monthly mail subscription that delivers a small piece of happiness to your door — a new Puuung illustration, a quiet reminder that love lives in the small, ordinary moments of everyday life. Each envelope includes 3 new postcards, 1 archive postcard, 2 removable die-cut stickers, and occasionally, a small surprise gift. $11 a month, worldwide shipping included — your envelope will find its way to you, wherever you are. I don’t know yet exactly what the path forward looks like. But the Happy Mail Club is where I’ll be — drawing, creating, staying close to you. And as long as I’m drawing, Witch BIBI will find its way. If you’d like to stay part of this journey, the Happy Mail Club is the way. puuung1.com/pages/puuung-h… Thank you for being the beginning of something. I promise this isn’t the end. — Puuung 🤍

Cher @NetflixFR C'est en tant que traducteur officiel du manga Steel Ball Run que je m'adresse à vous. Depuis Stone Ocean, vous avez choisi de diffuser JoJo's Bizarre Adventure par batchs d'épisodes, malgré les protestations répétées d'une large partie de la communauté. Je ne suis pas là pour remettre en cause votre droit de prendre vos propres décisions éditoriales; vous l'avez clairement exercé. Mais permettez-moi de partager une expérience de terrain. Il y a vingt-cinq ans, Glénat était la maison d'édition manga dominante en France, sans concurrence réelle. Elle publiait ses titres en sens de lecture occidental, avec des onomatopées retravaillées qui recouvraient les planches, sur des formats cartonnés. J'ai moi-même bataillé des années pour leur expliquer que ce n'était pas ce que le lectorat voulait. Glénat n'a pas bougé, jusqu'à ce que Kana arrive avec une approche respectueuse de l'œuvre originale. Le succès a été immédiat et Glénat a failli ne pas s'en remettre. Il a fallu en arriver là pour qu'ils acceptent enfin d'entendre ce qu'on leur disait depuis longtemps. Je ne dis pas que votre situation est identique. Mais la rigidité face à un signal clair de la part d'une communauté engagée a rarement bien vieilli dans ce secteur. Ce que je vous demande concrètement : envisagez sérieusement un format de diffusion hebdomadaire pour Steel Ball Run. Pas pour "céder aux fans", mais parce que c'est le format qui correspond à la nature de cette œuvre : un récit construit sur la tension et l'attente, arc par arc, semaine après semaine. Le batch en neutralise l'effet. Les fans de JoJo sont parmi les plus fidèles et les plus actifs qui soient. Ils méritent mieux qu'une fin de non-recevoir.

what do you mean “altered”?

don't fucking do it

i like to play and draw

i feel nothing

@CaptinRuffmatt this takes me back to when that happened

@meowimg this happened in JoJo once

snales :3

im so fucking sick of you people

@307_96c kojima weeps

interesting: this is what susie deltarune would look like if he was green

i appreciate that socrates invented philosophy and all that but i gotta admit he mustve been really annoying back then like imagine just trying to talk with someone about your favorite fruits and someone comes in and asks "but what ARE oranges..."