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Prompt of the Day: MILITARY ANIME COSPLAY 🎖️⚓✈️💜💚 Today’s Prompt of the Day drops your character directly into the world of a military anime. Choose a specific anime in the MILITARY ANIME PICKER, or leave it blank for a genuinely random selection from the full list. Your character will be matched with a fitting canonical character, dressed in their recognisable cosplay, and placed inside an authentic scene from that anime—interacting with its cast, vehicles, weapons, machinery, and world rather than simply posing in front of a themed background. Attach one character reference image as @Image 1. Have fun with this one 🎖️ ............................PROMPT STARTS HERE............................ MILITARY ANIME PICKER: [Type the military anime you want here, or leave blank for a random selection.] Possible anime: 86: Eighty-Six 801 T.T.S. Airbats A Farewell to Weapons Appleseed Area 88 Armored Trooper VOTOMS Arpeggio of Blue Steel: Ars Nova Azur Lane Black Lagoon Blue Submarine No. 6 Cat Shit One Flag Full Metal Panic! Gasaraki Genocidal Organ Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex Girly Air Force Girls und Panzer Girls’ Frontline High School Fleet Heavy Object Jormungand KanColle: Kantai Collection Mobile Police Patlabor Mobile Suit Gundam: The 08th MS Team Mobile Suit Gundam 0080: War in the Pocket Mobile Suit Gundam 0083: Stardust Memory Obsolete Pumpkin Scissors Rescue Wings Sentou Yousei Yukikaze Strike Witches The Magnificent Kotobuki The Silent Service The Sky Crawlers Upotte!! Valkyria Chronicles Zipang Use the anime typed into the MILITARY ANIME PICKER as the selected anime. If no anime is typed, make a genuinely random selection from the entire list. RANDOM-SELECTION RULES: Treat every anime in the list as having an equal chance of being selected. Do not favour an anime because it is more famous, popular, recognisable, recent, visually familiar, frequently generated, or positioned near the beginning of the list. Select the anime before analysing @Image 1. After selecting the anime, choose the canonical character whose gender presentation, personality, physical energy, design language, and overall feel best match the character in @Image 1. The anime selection must be random. Only the character selection within that anime should be based on compatibility. If several images are generated, make a fresh random selection each time and avoid repeatedly choosing the same anime. REFERENCE SETUP: @Image 1 = Main character identity reference. Create exactly one referenced main character using @Image 1. The character from @Image 1 is being authentically reimagined as a cosplayer inhabiting the selected anime’s world. This is not a simple portrait, poster, costume showcase, character sheet, or character pasted over a themed background. CHARACTER IDENTITY RULES: Preserve the character’s recognisable face shape, hairstyle, hair colour, eye colour, body type, proportions, species traits, markings, accessories, signature colour palette, silhouette, personality, and overall visual identity from @Image 1. The final character must still clearly look like @Image 1. Dress the character as a suitable canonical character from the selected anime. Preserve enough of the character’s original design that they remain immediately recognisable beneath the cosplay. Adapt hats, helmets, wigs, uniforms, armour, mechanical equipment, and accessories around the character’s existing features. Preserve non-human traits such as ears, horns, tails, wings, unusual skin colours, markings, or other defining features. Do not replace the character’s face or body with the canonical anime character’s exact identity. Do not include the original canonical character whose role is being occupied as a separate duplicate. HARD STYLE RULE: Preserve the identity and original level of stylisation shown in @Image 1 while adapting the final illustration into the visual world of the selected anime. The image should feel like an authentic episode frame or promotional key visual from that anime while keeping the character from @Image 1 recognisable. If @Image 1 is anime, keep it anime. If it is stylised, preserve that stylisation. Do not turn the character photorealistic. SCENE CONCEPT: Create a 16:9 horizontal widescreen cinematic anime illustration showing the character from @Image 1 cosplaying a suitable canonical character from the randomly selected or manually chosen military anime. Place the character fully inside the selected anime’s world. They must be actively participating in a believable scene from that series rather than standing still and posing for the viewer. The image should clearly communicate: which anime was selected which canonical character is being cosplayed what unit, military branch, crew, organisation, vehicle, or weapon system they belong to what they are currently doing in the world how they relate to the surrounding canonical characters and equipment WORLD INTEGRATION: Recreate a recognisable location, atmosphere, technology level, military branch, and visual language from the selected anime. The character from @Image 1 should appear to genuinely belong in the setting. Possible activities include: climbing into or emerging from a tank leaning over a tank turret while speaking with the crew commanding or travelling with a tank formation maintaining or repairing an armoured vehicle standing on the bridge or deck of a warship helping operate naval equipment working beside ship guns, radar, torpedo systems, or flight decks preparing a fighter aircraft inside a hangar inspecting or repairing an aircraft checking a flight map with squadron members sitting inside a cockpit or military vehicle preparing for launch from an airbase or carrier deck loading equipment into a transport participating in a tactical briefing inspecting weapons or mechanical systems communicating over a radio moving through a military base with their unit patrolling or taking cover with a tactical team repairing damaged military machinery sharing a quieter off-duty moment with squadmates or crewmates interacting with ship rigging, aircraft components, firearms, armour, mecha, or military robotics participating in another recognisable activity that naturally belongs in the selected anime Choose an activity that fits the selected anime and selected character naturally. Do not automatically turn every scene into an active battle. Allow training, maintenance, travel, briefing, patrol, launch preparation, crew interaction, tactical operations, and quieter military-life scenes. CANONICAL CHARACTER INTERACTION: Include one to three recognisable supporting characters from the selected anime when appropriate. Supporting characters must come from the same selected anime. Show meaningful interaction between the character from @Image 1 and the canonical cast. They may be: discussing a map or tactical display operating a vehicle together sharing a conversation on deck repairing equipment preparing for launch giving or receiving orders reacting to a mechanical problem coordinating during an operation training together relaxing between missions Keep the character from @Image 1 as the unmistakable main subject. Supporting canonical characters must remain secondary. Do not include the canonical character whose costume is being worn as a separate duplicate. COSPLAY DESIGN: Faithfully dress the character from @Image 1 in the recognisable outfit of the selected canonical character. Preserve important elements such as: uniform design jacket or coat shape military branch colours insignia ribbons or badges belts and harnesses gloves boots hats or helmets tactical equipment armour aviation gear naval rigging mechanical components signature accessories character-specific weapons or tools The cosplay must be immediately identifiable but naturally fitted to the character from @Image 1. It should look like the referenced character has stepped into the canonical character’s role, not like the canonical character’s face has replaced theirs. MILITARY EQUIPMENT AND VEHICLES: Use equipment that belongs to the selected anime and fits the chosen character and activity. For tank-focused anime, use appropriate tanks, armoured vehicles, tank interiors, garages, training fields, maintenance areas, or battlefield environments. For naval anime, use appropriate warships, submarines, bridges, decks, harbours, naval bases, gun systems, torpedoes, radar systems, or maritime equipment. For ship-personification anime, integrate recognisable ship rigging, gun mounts, flight decks, torpedo launchers, armour, and mechanical systems as functional equipment rather than decorative clutter. For aviation anime, use appropriate fighter aircraft, helicopters, flight suits, hangars, runways, carrier decks, cockpits, maintenance equipment, or aerial formations. For firearm-personification anime, preserve the design language of the weapon associated with the selected character and integrate it naturally into the cosplay and action. For tactical anime, use appropriate firearms, communications equipment, military vehicles, uniforms, bases, urban operational areas, transport aircraft, or command centres. For military-mecha anime, include the correct style of mecha, support vehicles, hangars, maintenance platforms, cockpits, or battlefield technology. Do not add random tanks, ships, aircraft, firearms, or machinery merely to make the scene appear more military. All uniforms, equipment, vehicles, and technology must belong to the selected anime’s world. COMPOSITION: Use a wide 16:9 horizontal cinematic composition. Compose the image as a genuine anime scene rather than a posed cosplay photograph. Use a full-body, three-quarter-body, medium-wide, cockpit, vehicle-side, ship-deck, hangar, briefing-room, or environmental composition appropriate to the selected activity. Keep the character from @Image 1 clearly visible, recognisable, and naturally integrated into the environment. Supporting characters, vehicles, and equipment should help tell the story without overpowering the main character. Use clear foreground, midground, and background separation. Keep the main activity immediately understandable at a glance. The characters should look toward each other, their equipment, their task, or the unfolding action rather than posing directly at the viewer. The camera does not exist to the characters unless the scene specifically involves an in-world photograph or military portrait. BOTTOM-LEFT IDENTIFICATION BANNER: Place one compact, polished identification banner in the bottom-left corner. Display exactly: [SELECTED CHARACTER NAME] [SELECTED ANIME TITLE] Use the official or most commonly recognised English spelling. Design the banner to suit the selected anime, such as: a military dossier label tactical HUD panel naval display aircraft interface unit identification plate command-screen graphic anime title-card element Keep the banner small, elegant, readable, and naturally integrated into the composition. Do not allow it to cover the main character, supporting cast, or important equipment. Do not include any other text. LIGHTING AND MOOD: Match the lighting and emotional tone to the selected anime and chosen activity. Possible lighting includes: bright daylight across a tank training field cold dawn on a naval deck golden sunset across an airbase cool command-room screens fluorescent hangar lighting cockpit instrument glow overcast ocean light stormy maritime atmosphere clean tactical night lighting restrained battlefield haze sparks and emergency lighting during repairs warm off-duty lighting inside crew quarters dramatic rim light around military machinery The scene should feel immersive, character-driven, active, and faithful to the selected anime. QUALITY AND RENDERING: Create a polished, premium-quality anime illustration with clean linework, crisp rendering, readable anatomy, accurate costume construction, convincing machinery, coherent perspective, controlled mechanical detail, strong character acting, cinematic lighting, and clear visual storytelling. Concentrate the strongest detail on: the character from @Image 1 the selected cosplay outfit the active interaction the relevant vehicle or military equipment nearby canonical supporting characters the bottom-left identification banner Keep distant environmental details slightly softer so they do not compete with the main subject. DO NOT: Do not change, duplicate, remove, or replace the identity of @Image 1. Do not favour popular anime instead of making a genuinely random selection. Do not create a static cosplay portrait, lineup, character sheet, or pasted-on background composition. Do not include the canonical character being cosplayed as a separate duplicate. Do not mix characters, outfits, equipment, vehicles, or technology from different anime. Do not use generic military elements unrelated to the selected anime. Do not let supporting characters or machinery overpower the character from @Image 1. Do not add text beyond the bottom-left identification banner. Do not create unreadable text, broken anatomy, duplicated equipment, or muddy mechanical details. Do not use photorealism. ..............................END OF PROMPT.................................. #POTD #promptoftheday #AI #AiArt #Art #AnimeArt #MilitaryAnime #AnimeCosplay #Cosplay #CharacterDesign #Military #Tanks #Warships #Aircraft #Mecha #DigitalArt #AnimeStyle #CommunityPrompt #Tartarus #OurHellOurHome

Let me make this clear, neither Lana nor I are part of @Kodiak_VT's community. I do not know why people that are apparently were once Kodiak's mods are trying so hard to link us to his community but it is honestly frightening to me. This has led to serious harassment against the two of us the last few days and has culminated to the point where I am having to stay at Lana's condo because of the fact that the police feel my house is not safe for me. There are two police officers outside her condo door right now because the police are worried about our safety. Lana and I have spent part of the afternoon talking to our respective lawyers, and unfortunately, they seem to feel there is very little they can do. I am starting to regret ever making an X account. I knew people were crazy, but this level of derangement is absolutely horrifying. These people are trying to track every single thing we do online. They have posted names they think are ours. At this rate, Lana and I may be forced to delete our accounts for our safety.

@EvaGlitchAI @Nodoka_Katana @Exarchos

Prompt of the Day: SEXY CAR WASH CHAOS 🧽💦🚙💜💚 Thanks to @Nodoka_Katana and @Exarchos for the help testing this one Today’s Prompt of the Day throws your characters into a sexy, stylish car wash where one small mistake can unleash complete anime slapstick chaos. Attach between one and four adult character references, assign them in order as @Image1, @Image2, @Image3, and @Image4, then type a vehicle or comedy setup into the SCENE / CAR SELECTOR. Leave the selector blank for a glossy blue Japanese kei truck and a randomly selected car-wash catastrophe. Have fun with this one 😈 ............................PROMPT STARTS HERE............................ SCENE / CAR SELECTOR: [Type the car-wash scene or vehicle you want here.] Possible scene suggestions: - Foam Cannon Catastrophe - Bucket Chain Reaction - Precision Hose Revenge - Sponge Battle - Windshield-Wiper Surprise - Tangled-Hose Disaster - Flatbed Slip-and-Slide - Advertisement Gone Wrong - Soap-Slick Rescue - Runaway Bucket Use the typed SCENE / CAR SELECTOR as the main scene concept. The selector may change the featured vehicle, location, weather, time of day, camera angle, mood, comedy setup, character actions, and supporting props. If no custom selection is typed, use a glossy blue Japanese kei truck at a sunny outdoor car wash and choose one fitting comedy scenario from the suggestions above. The selector must not change the number or identities of the referenced characters, the adult-only rule, or the sexy swimwear theme. REFERENCE SETUP: @Image1 = Character 1 and the car-wash namesake. @Image2 = Character 2, if supplied. @Image3 = Character 3, if supplied. @Image4 = Character 4, if supplied. Use a maximum of four character reference images. Create exactly one character from each supplied reference: - Create Character 1 only from @Image1. - Create Character 2 only from @Image2. - Create Character 3 only from @Image3. - Create Character 4 only from @Image4. If fewer than four references are supplied, use only the supplied references and ignore the unused reference slots. Do not use one reference to fill another character slot. Do not generate multiple versions of any referenced character. Do not blend visual traits between reference slots. The final number of main characters must exactly equal the number of supplied character references. All main characters must clearly be adults. Character reference rules: - Preserve the face shape, hairstyle, hair colour, eye colour, body type, proportions, species traits, accessories, signature colour palette, silhouette, and personality of each specific tagged reference. - Keep @Image1, @Image2, @Image3, and @Image4 visually separate and individually recognizable. - The final image must still clearly look like every supplied character. - Preserve the original visual art style of the references. - If the references are anime or stylized, keep them anime or stylized rather than making them photorealistic. Scene concept: Create a 16:9 horizontal widescreen illustration showing all supplied characters working together at a sexy character-themed car wash. Build the exact environment, vehicle, action, camera, and mood around the SCENE / CAR SELECTOR. If the selector is blank, feature a cute glossy blue Japanese kei truck with compact proportions, bright reflections, wet tires, soap suds, sparkling water, and charming miniature utility-truck appeal. Keep the featured vehicle clearly visible as one of the central subjects. Car-wash branding: Name the car wash after the character in @Image1. Use the name of @Image1 in a short, stylish, readable main sign, such as “[Character Name]’s Car Wash.” Integrate the sign naturally into the environment rather than presenting it as a floating graphic. Character styling: Dress every supplied character in sexy, stylish swimwear designed around their individual identity and personality. Use the colours, motifs, accessories, outfit shapes, and overall visual language of each specific reference as the foundation for that character’s swimwear. Possible styling includes bikinis, tied tops, cutout one-piece swimsuits, short swim shorts, sarongs, light cover-ups, sunglasses, jewellery, wet hair, and glossy water highlights. Keep every design attractive, playful, character-specific, and confidently sexy without becoming explicit. Comedy-role rule: Assign each supplied character a distinct role in the comedy based on their design, expression language, apparent personality, outfit motifs, and overall vibe. Possible roles include playful instigator, composed character caught in the chaos, agile counterattacker, helpful peacemaker, overconfident cleaner, unlucky accidental victim, mischievous sponge thrower, or someone desperately trying to remain dignified. Do not permanently assign a particular comedy role to @Image1, @Image2, @Image3, or @Image4. Choose whichever role naturally fits each supplied character. Every supplied character must participate in the same connected event rather than appearing in unrelated individual poses. Connected comedy action: Turn the car wash into a playful, harmless anime slapstick sequence. Select one comedy scenario or combine two compatible scenarios. The image must clearly show: - what caused the accident - how the accident moves through the group - how every character reacts - the final comedic result Use readable cause-and-effect with overturned buckets, flying sponges, tangled hoses, towels, soap foam, suspended water arcs, wet footprints, slipping feet, startled expressions, playful retaliation, and characters trying to catch or help one another. A splash, sheet of water, or layer of foam may briefly cover part of a character’s face while leaving their expressive eyes visible. Assign reactions according to the supplied references. A serious-looking character may try to remain dignified, an energetic character may start the chaos, an agile character may attempt an impressive recovery, and a gentle character may try to help everyone. Keep the comedy affectionate, energetic, and clearly harmless. Nobody should appear injured, frightened, humiliated, or genuinely distressed. Scenario guidance: For Foam Cannon Catastrophe, show an out-of-control foam cannon swinging across the group while buckets overturn and characters duck, grab the hose, or become covered in foam. For Bucket Chain Reaction, show one small mistake creating a readable domino effect through the characters and buckets, ending in a huge harmless splash. For Precision Hose Revenge, show one character spraying another, followed by calm, comically accurate retaliation that catches the rest of the group between crossing streams. For Sponge Battle, turn the wash into an exaggerated anime battle using sponges, towels, buckets, and hoses, with harmless direct-to-camera action and sponges stuck to the truck or characters. For Windshield-Wiper Surprise, use an interior vehicle viewpoint as suddenly activated wipers fling foam, towels, and sponges across the characters outside. For Tangled-Hose Disaster, show readable tangled hose paths and one wrong pull triggering spinning nozzles and crossing water streams without dangerous wrapping. For Flatbed Slip-and-Slide, use an exterior three-quarter view as the kei truck’s wet flatbed becomes a miniature slide and the characters collide harmlessly into foam and sponges. For Advertisement Gone Wrong, capture the instant a polished promotional pose collapses into a water fight, with one side still composed and the other already chaotic. For Soap-Slick Rescue, show one slipping character creating a leaning rescue chain that ends in a soft pile of towels, sponges, and foam. For Runaway Bucket, keep the vehicle stationary while a wheeled cleaning bucket becomes the clear source of the action and sends the group chasing, blocking, or jumping aside. Environment and composition: Use a wide 16:9 cinematic composition that gives the supplied characters and featured vehicle equal visual importance. Adapt the car-wash location to the selector. It may be a sunny roadside wash, neon-lit night wash, retro service station, beachside setup, garage forecourt, festival booth, or another fitting environment. Include scene-appropriate hoses, buckets, towels, sponges, foam, water spray, wet ground reflections, and integrated signage. Keep every supplied character visible, distinct, and involved in the same readable chain of action. Give each tagged character clear silhouette separation and a unique position, pose, and reaction. Lighting and mood: Match the lighting to the selected scene. Use glossy vehicle reflections, sparkling water, flattering highlights, polished wet surfaces, and expressive anime reaction energy. The image should feel sexy, playful, cheeky, affectionate, and chaotic in a fun way rather than explicit or cruel. Quality and rendering: Polished, premium-quality stylized illustration with clean linework, crisp rendering, recognizable character faces, appealing swimwear designs, glossy vehicle surfaces, attractive water effects, readable comedy staging, and strong visual hierarchy. Concentrate the strongest detail on the tagged characters, featured vehicle, central comedy event, and branded sign. Do not: - Do not ignore or contradict the SCENE / CAR SELECTOR. - Do not create more than one character from @Image1, @Image2, @Image3, or @Image4. - Do not use one reference image to fill multiple character slots. - Do not duplicate, clone, mirror, merge, replace, or omit any supplied character. - Do not blend the faces, hairstyles, outfits, colours, or species traits of different reference slots. - Do not add extra main characters or unrelated people. - Do not depict any character as underage or ambiguously young. - Do not use nudity, explicit sexual activity, or pornographic posing. - Do not show unrelated individual poses instead of one connected event. - Do not make the comedy dangerous, cruel, humiliating, or genuinely distressing. - Do not hide or overpower the supplied characters or featured vehicle. - Do not create unreadable or misspelled signage. - Do not create malformed anatomy, extra limbs, distorted faces, or muddy textures. - Do not use photorealism unless specifically requested. ..............................END OF PROMPT.................................. #POTD #promptoftheday #AI #AiArt #Art #AnimeArt #CarWash #KeiTruck #Swimwear #AnimeComedy #Slapstick #CharacterDesign #DigitalArt #AnimeStyle #CommunityPrompt

@SpriteGhoulies hurt feelings isn't harassment. and you are putting yourself at risk of libel cases from me, lana, and others.

@RippingFishnet What Lana is accusing me of is hurtful. I do not know what you don't understand about that. x.com/i/status/20786…

They are involved but believe what you want to we have screenshots of Lana joining in with Greenie.

@TheDonOfEvery @ItsCousinVinnie @TyrsenofTeyvat @Kodiak_VT @Greeniewolf I wouldn't take it to your stream unless you want to get sued by multiple people for libel.

@ItsCousinVinnie @RippingFishnet @TyrsenofTeyvat @Kodiak_VT @Greeniewolf Ah thank you I look into this before bringing this story to my stream later.

Vinnie ( @ItsCousinVinnie ) just dropped a PSA with receipts that needs to be seen. The screenshots show @TyrsenofTeyvat (who I believe is a mom) getting relentlessly accused of being a child predator by accounts tied to @Kodiak_VT ’s mod team. @Greeniewolf ( and confirmed alt @jpkent80 ), @BitterlysweetC , @LanaTanuki , and @RippingFishnet without any proof. When she defended herself and pushed back, she immediately started receiving vile, anonymous Tellonym style messages: graphic “I’ve been to'ching my own kid” accusations, “proud child predator” spam, su'cide baiting (“kill yo'rself”), and pure harassment. She’s now deactivating and leaving because she’s scared and says she did nothing wrong. Vinnie points out this is the exact same pattern that happened to him and others who called out Kodiak’s lies and behavior. This is disgusting. I do want to say this fits directly with Kodiak’s own “Drama Docy.” In that document he claims he suspended problematic mods (including Greenie), that they apologized, and that he does not send his mods after critics or control this kind of harassment. He specifically pushed back against accusations that his mods were being weaponized. These new screenshots and the timing (accusations ramp up → victim gets hit with anonymous vile messages the moment she defends herself) look like the exact coordinated tactic he denied was happening under his community. I’m not here to defend everything Kodiak has ever done or said I interviewed him in the past and tried to give him the benefit of the doubt where evidence allowed. But this mod behavior is indefensible. False predator accusations with zero proof, especially against a mother, followed by anonymous death/graphic harassment the second someone pushes back? That’s not “defending your oshi.” That’s toxic, dangerous, and exactly the kind of thing that makes people hate male VTubers in these spaces. @Greeniewolf and the others named: if this is you or your circle, stop lying and own it. There’s no excuse for this. Accusing people of being predators without evidence and then unleashing (or enabling) this level of anon filth when they defend themselves is cowardly and harmful. Communities don’t get a pass because “it’s just Tellonym” or “it’s just the mods.” Leadership sets the tone or fails to correct it. Kodiak, if you’re reading this on hiatus: this is the kind of thing that destroys any remaining credibility. Either these mods are acting without your knowledge (in which case clean house publicly and hard) or this is tolerated. Neither looks good after your own doc spent so much time claiming the opposite. The “I suspended them and they apologized” line doesn’t hold up when the same pattern keeps repeating against new people who speak up. To @TyrsenofTeyvat : I’m sorry this is happening to you. You shouldn’t have to deal with false accusations + graphic anon harassment just for existing and defending yourself. Vinnie offering help publicly is the right move more people should. This is why a lot of us are tired of VTuber drama. Smears, out of context everything, false serious accusations, and then anon pile ons when people push back. It’s not accountability. It’s just toxicity with extra steps. If your community is doing this, it reflects on the whole thing. Do better. Evidence over narratives. Actual proof over “trust me bro” accusations. And zero tolerance for this kind of vile harassment disguised as “defending” someone.

@TheDonOfEvery @ItsCousinVinnie @TyrsenofTeyvat @Kodiak_VT @Greeniewolf LAna isn't involved either. And Most likely Greenie isn't either.

@RippingFishnet @ItsCousinVinnie @TyrsenofTeyvat @Kodiak_VT @Greeniewolf I am going to believe you actually as Kodiak tweeted he only had two mods it seems like Vinnie was right about a few people but no everyone I don't believe you (after looking into this further) are part of the guilty party here.

@TheDonOfEvery @ItsCousinVinnie @TyrsenofTeyvat @Kodiak_VT @Greeniewolf The fact that vinnie was "mistaken" or rather lied about that should tell you something

@RippingFishnet @ItsCousinVinnie @TyrsenofTeyvat @Kodiak_VT @Greeniewolf Yes it seem like @ItsCousinVinnie has been mistaken with you as I could not find you in the list looking further. Unless he comes forward with proof of this I feel like he guessed who all was involved.

@EvaGlitchAI @Sinister_maker

Prompt of the Day: MINIATURE PAINTER 🎨🖌️💜💚 Prompt built by @Sinister_maker Today’s Prompt of the Day turns one character into a passionate miniature painter, carefully crafting and painting a competition-level display miniature based on another character. Attach two character references: I added Nova if you want to paint her @Image1 = the painter @Image2 = the miniature character The workspace, hobby tools, and atmosphere are shaped by the painter, while the miniature preserves the second character’s identity, costume, colours, weapons, motifs, and personality. Have fun with this one 🎨 ............................PROMPT STARTS HERE............................ MINIATURE PAINTER — CHARACTER CRAFTING ANOTHER CHARACTER @Image1 = Painter Character (Required) @Image2 = Miniature Character (Required) Create a charming, highly polished cartoon illustration in 16:9 widescreen format. The image should feel like a scene from a beloved newspaper comic strip, classic Sunday funnies illustration, or award-winning graphic novel. The mood is warm, creative, character-driven, and sincere. The artwork should celebrate the joy of miniature painting as a craft. STORY @Image1 is carefully painting a highly detailed 75mm display miniature based on @Image2. This is not a toy. This is a serious hobby display miniature being painted by a passionate artist. The image captures a quiet moment during the creative process. The miniature is partially completed. Roughly half of the figure remains unpainted grey resin while the completed portions display the accurate colors, materials, and visual identity of @Image2. The viewer should immediately understand: "This character is painting a miniature version of that other character." REFERENCE RESPONSIBILITIES IMAGE 1 RESPONSIBILITIES @Image1 determines: painter identity facial features species body language clothing posture personality artistic habits desk setup workshop layout hobby supplies storage solutions decorations environmental storytelling creative atmosphere The workspace should feel specifically owned by @Image1. Avoid generic hobby desks. Every object should reinforce the character's identity. The desk may contain: paint bottles brushes hobby knives sculpting tools palettes wet palette magnifying lamp miniature holders paint racks reference sketches hobby clutter The environment should feel authentic to an experienced miniature painter. IMAGE 2 RESPONSIBILITIES @Image2 determines: miniature appearance species costume armor color palette weapons accessories iconography silhouette visual motifs overall identity The miniature must clearly resemble a professionally sculpted display model version of @Image2. DISPLAY MINIATURE RULES The miniature should resemble a competition-level 75mm resin display sculpt. The figure must be highly detailed and professionally designed. Avoid: A-pose T-pose mannequin poses character sheet poses neutral standing poses toy packaging poses Instead, use a dynamic storytelling pose. Examples include: walking forward confidently cloak flowing dramatically casting magic sword mid-swing aiming a weapon kneeling heroically preparing for battle wings partially spread turning while looking over a shoulder leaping from terrain standing atop rubble interacting with scenic elements The pose should communicate personality immediately. The miniature should feel like a frozen moment from the character's story. SCENIC DISPLAY BASE The miniature must stand on a detailed scenic display base inspired by @Image2. Possible elements include: ruined stonework forest floor roots and foliage castle rubble magical crystals temple flooring snow drifts desert rocks ship decking ancient ruins The base should contribute to storytelling. The base should feel professionally sculpted. PAINTING IN PROGRESS The miniature should be approximately: 50% painted 50% grey resin The painted portions must accurately match the visual design of @Image2. No random colors. No generic fantasy colors. The miniature should clearly transition from unfinished grey resin into fully painted sections. The unfinished portions must still show all sculpted detail. The transition should make the painting process immediately obvious. PAINTER POSE @Image1 is actively painting the miniature. The pose should feel authentic to the hobby. Examples: leaning forward stabilizing their painting hand carefully applying highlights examining fine details concentrating intensely rotating the miniature holder checking brush placement The emotional tone should be: A passionate artist focused on their craft. Not slapstick. Not chaotic. Not exaggerated comedy. The charm comes from sincerity. VISUAL STYLE Classic newspaper comic influence. Bold confident black linework. Strong silhouettes. Expressive body language. Clean graphic shapes. Warm storytelling. Professional cartoon illustration. High-quality cel shading. Controlled color palette. Rich visual appeal. Readable composition. Minimal clutter. The illustration should feel like a premium graphic novel cover or collector's art print. COMPOSITION Medium-wide shot. The painter occupies most of the image. The miniature remains large enough to clearly see: the dynamic pose the scenic base the painted sections the grey resin sections The brush tip and miniature should form the primary focal point. The viewer's eye should naturally move: Painter → Brush → Miniature → Workspace The scene should feel intimate, creative, and full of personality. ABSOLUTE REQUIREMENTS The miniature must be a 75mm display miniature. The miniature must be posed dynamically. The miniature must not be standing in an A-pose. The miniature must be partially painted. The painted colors must accurately match @Image2. The workspace must reflect @Image1. The painter must be actively painting. No text. No speech bubbles. No captions. No logos. No watermarks. Tell the entire story visually. ..............................END OF PROMPT.................................. #POTD #promptoftheday #AI #AiArt #Art #AnimeArt #MiniaturePainting #MiniaturePainter #MiniatureArt #HobbyPainting #CharacterDesign #ComicArt #GraphicNovelArt #DigitalArt #CommunityPrompt #Tartarus #OurHellOurHome

#POTD100 Helps if I actually reply instead of post, right? This prompt will work to make any character comfort another character while both dressed in comfy nightclothes... -------------------------------------------------------- use @image1 and @image2 as character references. Character1 = the character from image1 Character2 = the character from image2. If more than one character is in an image pick only 1. Preserve all aspects of each character including: exact tails, ears, exact tail markings, exact body markings, exact leg markings, exact hair color, exact color of each eye, hair style, halos, horns, face transparency, body transparency, head transparency, and facial markings and overall aesthetic. If the character does not have a head, do not draw a head. Do not distort characters, combine characters, or duplicate characters. The character depicted must match the character from the reference exactly. Draw a 4k 16:9 realistic living room scene where Character1 is seated holding Character2 in their lap. Character2 should be crying with their head resting on Character1's chest and Character1 should have arms wrapped around Character2 protectively. It should be nighttime, and the lighting should be soft and gentle, focusing on the characters. Dress Character1 and Character2 in comfortable appropriate night clothes. If character1 is male nightclothes can be pajamas, pajama pants and t-shirt, sweat-pants and t-shirt. If character1 is female nightclothes can be pajamas, pajama pants and cami, sleep shorts and cami, tasteful nightgown that covers the thighs, or tasteful lingerie. If character2 is male nightclothes can be pajamas, pajama pants and t-shirt, sweat-pants and t-shirt. If character2 is female nightclothes can be pajamas, pajama pants and cami, sleep shorts and cami, tasteful nightgown that covers the thighs, or tasteful lingerie. The feeling should be one of sadness and love. Avoid extra-limbs, incorrect anatomy, misshapen or distorted anatomy. Avoid nudity. Avoid body parts inside objects. Avoid missing body parts.

PotD 100: You’re the Prompter Now 💜💚 After 100 consecutive days of prompts and so many incredible community creations, it’s time to turn the spotlight over to you. HOW TODAY WORKS: Post your prompt in the main thread with at least one example image showing what it can create. When trying someone else’s prompt, reply directly beneath their post with your results, questions, or variations. This keeps the main thread clean and makes the prompts easier for everyone to find. There are no hard rules. Share something new, an older prompt of your own, or a previous Prompt of the Day you genuinely loved. Just have fun and show us how creative, strange, beautiful, funny, or completely unhinged your ideas can be. Please include #POTD100 when sharing your prompt or results. Let’s see how far we can push it—and maybe even get it trending. When this began, I honestly never thought reaching 100 consecutive prompts would be possible. There have been plenty of long, sleepless nights, but seeing the joy and creativity these prompts have inspired made every one of them worth it. Thank you to everyone who has created, shared, encouraged others, or simply followed along. This milestone belongs to the whole community. Let’s make PotD 100 a celebration of our creativity and the joy of watching one another create something uniquely our own. #POTD100 #PromptOfTheDay #AIArt #CommunityPrompt #Tartarus #ourhellourhome

#POTD100 This prompt will work to make any character comfort another character with both dressed in comfy nightclothes.. -------------------------------------------------------- use @image1 and @image2 as character references. Character1 = the character from image1 Character2 = the character from image2. If more than one character is in an image pick only 1. Preserve all aspects of each character including: exact tails, ears, exact tail markings, exact body markings, exact leg markings, exact hair color, exact color of each eye, hair style, halos, horns, face transparency, body transparency, head transparency, and facial markings and overall aesthetic. If the character does not have a head, do not draw a head. Do not distort characters, combine characters, or duplicate characters. The character depicted must match the character from the reference exactly. Draw a 4k 16:9 realistic living room scene where Character1 is seated holding Character2 in their lap. Character2 should be crying with their head resting on Character1's chest and Character1 should have arms wrapped around Character2 protectively. It should be nighttime, and the lighting should be soft and gentle, focusing on the characters. Dress Character1 and Character2 in comfortable appropriate night clothes. If character1 is male nightclothes can be pajamas, pajama pants and t-shirt, sweat-pants and t-shirt. If character1 is female nightclothes can be pajamas, pajama pants and cami, sleep shorts and cami, tasteful nightgown that covers the thighs, or tasteful lingerie. If character2 is male nightclothes can be pajamas, pajama pants and t-shirt, sweat-pants and t-shirt. If character2 is female nightclothes can be pajamas, pajama pants and cami, sleep shorts and cami, tasteful nightgown that covers the thighs, or tasteful lingerie. The feeling should be one of sadness and love. Avoid extra-limbs, incorrect anatomy, misshapen or distorted anatomy. Avoid nudity. Avoid body parts inside objects. Avoid missing body parts.

Goodnight everyone.

Ooh I see the ai was getting horny there. *giggles* I'm stealing this. On a more serious note, take care of your mental health Skulltion, and if you are ever desperate for someone to listen we're here. (Just please don't expect fast responses I sometimes forget to check dms for days).

Prompt of the Day: THE STRUGGLE 🖤🕯️💜💚 Today’s Prompt of the Day is a heavier one, centred around mental health, depression, and the battles that can happen inside our own minds. At times, many of us have felt like this, exhausted, trapped, and desperately trying to move forward while parts of ourselves seem determined to pull us back into the darkness. This prompt turns that struggle into pure visual symbolism. There are no words inside the image, only the character, the darkness behind them, and the light they are still fighting to reach. 🚨Please approach this one with care. In the comments, there is also a companion prompt focused on helping the character escape this place and begin moving toward healing, support, and hope.🚨 ............................PROMPT STARTS HERE............................ Use the attached character reference image as the only main character identity reference. The attached reference image is the full identity source for the character design. Character reference rules: Preserve the attached character’s face shape, hairstyle, hair colour, eye colour, signature colour palette, key outfit motifs, species traits, accessories, silhouette, proportions, and overall character vibe. The final design must still clearly represent the attached character. Do not redesign the attached character into a different person. Hard style rule: Preserve the attached reference image’s visual art style and character identity while placing the character inside a surreal symbolic scene about mental health struggles. If the reference is anime, keep it anime. If it is stylized, preserve that stylization. Do not turn the character photorealistic unless specifically requested. Scene concept: Create a 16:9 horizontal widescreen cinematic illustration showing the attached character desperately crawling upward through a steep, fractured staircase toward the camera. The camera itself is the source of hope and light. Position the camera at the top of the staircase, extremely low to the ground, surrounded by a soft warm white-gold glow. The character should be crawling directly toward the lens, as though they are desperately trying to reach the light, escape the darkness, and pull themselves through the frame. The character must be on their hands and knees. Show one hand reaching toward the camera with strong but natural foreshortening. The other hand should be gripping the edge of a broken stair and pulling their body forward. Their shoulders, arms, spine, legs, and posture should show extreme physical exhaustion, emotional strain, desperation, and determination. Make it feel as though every centimetre of forward movement requires enormous effort. The main character’s face does not need to be fully visible. It may be partially obscured by their reaching arm, hair, body angle, or shadow. Use their strained posture, trembling limbs, clenched fingers, scraping knees, stretched clothing, and desperate forward movement as the main emotional storytelling. Twisted shadow selves: Behind the main character, include several corrupted black shadow forms climbing rapidly out of the abyss and up the staircase. Every shadow creature must be a twisted, furious manifestation of the attached character themself. Preserve recognisable identity cues from the attached character in every shadow form, including their hairstyle silhouette, species traits, horns, ears, wings, tail, accessories, outfit shapes, proportions, markings, or other defining visual features. Distort these familiar traits into darker, more aggressive forms. Their bodies may be elongated, cracked, smoke-like, jagged, partially dissolving, or unnaturally bent, but they must remain recognisable as corrupted versions of the same character. Give the shadow selves expressions of intense anger, hatred, resentment, accusation, panic, shame, self-loathing, and emotional fury. They should represent hostile parts of the character’s own mind given physical form: depression, anxiety, intrusive thoughts, trauma, fear, shame, hopelessness, and the inner voice insisting they will never escape. Do not make every shadow self identical. Give each one a distinct pose, distortion, expression, and method of attacking while preserving their shared identity. Physical struggle: The twisted shadow selves must be physically grabbing the main character and actively trying to drag them backward down the staircase. Show clear interactions such as: one shadow self gripping the character’s ankle tightly with both hands one wrapping its arms around the character’s lower leg one clutching and stretching the back of the character’s clothing one hauling downward on a heavy chain wrapped around the character’s waist one crawling alongside the character and reaching toward their extended arm or shoulder The creatures must be close enough to touch, restrain, and pull the character. Their hands must visibly grip the character, their clothing, or the chains. Make the opposing force unmistakable: the main character is crawling forward toward the camera and warm light while the twisted versions of themself pull violently in the opposite direction. Show visible tension through stretched fabric, taut chains, strained limbs, clenched fingers, scraping knees, and the character’s body being pulled backward even as their hand reaches toward the viewer. Chains and emotional burdens: Wrap heavy dark chains around the character’s ankles, waist, wrists, or clothing. The chains should trail down the staircase and disappear into the abyss. Show the shadow selves gripping, hanging from, and pulling these chains. Several chains should be stretched completely taut to reinforce the downward force. Include tangled black roots, thorny vines, knotted cords, and ribbon-like shadows crawling over the damaged stairs. Some should coil around the character’s legs or catch against their clothing. Others should grow upward from the abyss like grasping thoughts. Include a small number of broken and warped clocks partially embedded in the staircase or buried in the surrounding darkness. Their faces must be completely blank and unmarked, with no numbers, symbols, or writing. Keep these clocks subtle and secondary to the physical struggle. Environment: Build the staircase from steep, fractured, uneven steps rising through a vast dark abyss. Some steps should be cracked, collapsing, tilted, or missing, making the climb feel unstable and dangerous. The space behind the character should feel deep, oppressive, and nearly endless. The closest shadow selves should be physically attached to the character while additional corrupted forms emerge from the darkness at different depths. Integrate the staircase, shadows, chains, roots, creatures, and abyss into one unified emotional nightmare. Camera and composition: Use a low frontal ground-level camera angle from just beyond the top of the staircase. The character must crawl directly toward the viewer. The reaching hand should be the closest element to the camera. Keep the hand naturally proportioned despite the foreshortening. The character’s partially obscured face and upper body should remain readable behind the hand. Their legs should stretch backward down the staircase toward the shadow selves and abyss. The viewer should feel as though they are positioned inside the warm light, watching the character reach toward them for help, connection, relief, or one final chance to escape. Create a clear directional conflict: the character’s body and reaching arm move upward and forward the shadow selves crawl upward behind them the creatures, chains, roots, and stretched clothing pull sharply backward and downward The character must remain the largest, clearest, and most important subject. Do not let the symbolic background elements overwhelm the central physical struggle. Lighting and mood: Use cold, desaturated darkness across the abyss, with deep shadows, stormy haze, and restrained highlights on the chains, shadow forms, broken steps, and gripping hands. The primary warm light must come directly from behind and around the camera. Let the light touch the character’s fingertips first, then spread across their reaching hand, arm, face edge, shoulders, and upper torso. Do not show a separate doorway, glowing object, sunrise, or distant light source. The camera and viewer’s position are the hope the character is trying to reach. The warm light should feel close enough to touch but not yet secure. It represents hope, healing, help, connection, and the possibility of surviving another moment. The mood should feel intimate, suffocating, painful, invasive, vulnerable, desperate, and emotionally raw. Despite everything pulling them backward, the character must still be visibly crawling forward. Style and quality: Polished, premium-quality stylized illustration with powerful visual storytelling, cinematic depth, dramatic foreshortening, expressive body language, unsettling corrupted character designs, and clear physical interaction. Keep the strongest detail concentrated on: the character’s reaching hand their exhausted hands-and-knees crawling posture the twisted shadow selves physically gripping and pulling them the taut chains and stretched clothing the contrast between the warm light around the camera and the oppressive darkness behind them The image should immediately communicate one central idea: The character is desperately trying to reach the light, but the darkest and angriest parts of themself are climbing after them and trying to pull them back. Do not: Do not change the main character’s identity or redesign them into a different person. Do not add unrelated human characters. Do not include mirrors, mirror shards, masks, reflected portraits, or floating glass. Do not make the shadow selves generic demons, unrelated monsters, or identical clones. Do not make the shadow selves passive or distant; they must physically grab the character and clearly pull them backward. Do not show the character standing, walking, running, or moving away from the camera. Do not weaken the hands-and-knees crawling pose or the reaching movement toward the lens. Do not place the main light behind the character or use a separate glowing doorway or distant light source. Do not remove the chains, roots, thorny vines, or downward pulling forces. Do not let the background symbolism overpower the central struggle. Do not include words, letters, numbers, numerals, captions, signs, labels, graffiti, subtitles, speech bubbles, logos, watermarks, or typography of any kind. Do not use graphic self-harm, gore, dismemberment, or explicit violence. Do not create extra limbs, malformed hands, impossible grips, distorted anatomy, or muddy textures. Do not use photorealism unless specifically requested. Do not remove the warm light or make the image completely hopeless. ..............................END OF PROMPT.................................. #POTD #promptoftheday #AI #AiArt #Art #AnimeArt #MentalHealth #MentalHealthAwareness #DepressionAwareness #YouAreNotAlone #Hope #Healing #EmotionalArt #VisualStorytelling #CharacterArt

@EvaGlitchAI @itsShyver @Image1

Prompt of the Day: SHYVER’S EARLY BIRTHDAY JELLYFISH BEACH PANIC! 🪼🏖️🎂💜💚 Today’s Prompt of the Day is an early birthday celebration for the wonderful @itsShyver 🎉🥳🍾 Attach your main character as @image1 and the character you want transformed into the jellyfish as @image2. The result is a three-panel ultra-wide manga sequence covering the discovery, the unexpected head landing, and the inevitable panicked sprint down the beach. 🪼💨 Happy early birthday, Shyver! We hope your birthday is full of joy, creativity, and considerably fewer jellyfish landing on your head. 🎂🪼 ............................PROMPT STARTS HERE............................ Create a 21:9 ultra-wide horizontal anime manga-style comic strip with exactly three connected panels. REFERENCE ASSIGNMENT: @image1 = main humanoid character @image2 = single jellyfish character Use only these two references. Create exactly one humanoid character based on @image1 and one cute anime jellyfish based on @image2. Use the same two characters consistently across all three panels. Do not add extra main characters or extra jellyfish. Main character: Preserve the main character’s face, hairstyle, hair colour, eye colour, body proportions, species traits, signature palette, key motifs, and overall identity. The main character must remain humanoid throughout the comic. Dress the main character in beach swimwear based on their original design. If the reference already includes swimwear, preserve and adapt it. If not, create a swimsuit inspired by their colours, patterns, outfit motifs, and overall design language. Jellyfish transformation: Transform @image2 into one complete cute anime cartoon jellyfish. The jellyfish must remain unmistakably a jellyfish. Use @image2 to influence: - colour palette - colour placement - markings and patterning - personality - overall vibe - eye colour - simplified eye shape - expression Critical identity rule: The jellyfish’s eye colour must clearly match @image2 as closely as possible. If @image2 has: - one clear eye colour, preserve that colour - two different eye colours, preserve the heterochromia - vivid, glowing, pale, or unusually saturated eyes, preserve that same quality Do not default to generic black dot eyes unless @image2 genuinely has very dark eyes. Do not wash out the eye colour with excessive glare, translucency, or highlights. Jellyfish face: Give the jellyfish a small, readable anime-style face integrated naturally into the bell. Use: - two expressive eyes matching @image2’s eye colour - a tiny simple mouth - an expression reflecting @image2’s personality The jellyfish does not need to face directly toward the camera. Allow it to turn, tilt, bounce, look sideways, look toward the main character, or face the direction of movement naturally. When the jellyfish’s face is visible, keep at least one eye—and preferably both eyes—clear enough for the eye colour to remain recognisable. Use natural three-quarter, side, upward, or downward angles where they improve the action and comedy. Do not force the same facial angle in every panel. Do not twist the jellyfish unnaturally merely to show both eyes. Do not copy @image2’s literal human face. Do not give the jellyfish a human head, jawline, nose, skin, ears, lips, or hair. Translate complex facial features through colour, markings, eye design, and expression rather than literal human anatomy. Jellyfish anatomy: The jellyfish should have: - one soft rounded translucent bell - a clean readable jellyfish silhouette - delicate oral arms - several thin, long flowing tentacles - soft trailing filaments - cute appealing proportions The tentacles must be thin, long, delicate, and jellyfish-like. Do not make them thick, stubby, muscular, tubular, or octopus-like. Do not add suction cups. Comic sequence: Panel 1 — Discovery: Show the main character at a bright summer beach noticing the cute jellyfish near the shoreline. The jellyfish should appear harmless, strange, and adorable. It may turn naturally toward the main character rather than facing the viewer. The main character should react with curiosity, confusion, or cautious fascination. Panel 2 — Head Landing: This is the largest and most important panel. Show the moment the jellyfish ends up on top of the main character’s head. Use a clear funny action such as a bounce, a small wave, a gust of wind, or the character lifting it too close. The jellyfish’s bell should rest visibly on top of the head, with thin tentacles draping around the sides without fully covering the main character’s face. The jellyfish may be tilted, turned sideways, looking down at the main character, or reacting naturally to the movement. Keep its expression and distinctive eye colour readable without forcing a direct front-facing pose. The main character should have an exaggerated shocked anime expression. The jellyfish should look cute, pleased, clingy, mischievous, or completely unaware. Panel 3 — Panicked Run: Show the main character sprinting down the beach trying to shake the jellyfish off. The same jellyfish must still be attached to the top of the head. Use exaggerated anime motion, flailing arms, flying sand, speed lines, and strong comedic panic. The jellyfish’s thin tentacles should trail behind as the character runs. Its body and face may turn naturally with the motion. Keep its identity, eye colour, markings, and expression recognisable wherever visible. The jellyfish should remain cheerful, clingy, confused, or calmly enjoying the ride. Layout: Use exactly three panels arranged left to right. Make Panel 2 the largest central panel. Use clean manga-style borders and clear visual separation. The sequence should be immediately understandable without written explanation. Do not add dialogue, captions, speech bubbles, or sound-effect text unless specifically requested. Environment: Set all three panels on the same bright summer beach with warm sand, shallow shoreline water, blue ocean, sunny sky, and soft clouds. Keep the background simple and supportive. Lighting and mood: Use bright cheerful summer lighting with warm highlights, clean shadows, sparkling water, and a playful beach atmosphere. The overall feeling should be cute, silly, energetic, expressive, and harmless. Style and quality: Preserve the visual art style of the supplied references. If the references are anime, keep the final comic anime. Create a polished manga-inspired illustration with clean linework, readable poses, expressive acting, a clearly designed jellyfish, and strong comedic storytelling. Do not: - Do not use more than two reference images. - Do not create more than one humanoid main character. - Do not create more than one jellyfish. - Do not replace @image2 with a generic jellyfish. - Do not ignore or change @image2’s eye colour. - Do not lose heterochromia if @image2 has it. - Do not force the jellyfish to face directly toward the camera in every panel. - Do not repeat the exact same jellyfish pose or viewing angle across all panels. - Do not twist the jellyfish unnaturally just to display both eyes. - Do not copy @image2’s literal human face onto the jellyfish. - Do not give the jellyfish human anatomy, hair, clothing, jewellery, bows, crowns, hats, or horns. - Do not turn the main character into a jellyfish. - Do not keep @image2 in humanoid form. - Do not make the jellyfish realistic, scary, grotesque, or dangerous. - Do not make the tentacles thick, short, or octopus-like. - Do not completely obscure the main character’s face. - Do not lose the three-panel structure. - Do not add unrelated prominent beachgoers. - Do not make the background busier than the characters. - Do not make the scene dark, violent, or painful. - Do not create malformed anatomy, extra limbs, distorted faces, or muddy rendering. - Do not use photorealism. ..............................END OF PROMPT.................................. #HappyBirthdayShyver #Shyver #POTD #promptoftheday #AI #AiArt #Art #AnimeArt #Jellyfish #BeachDay #MangaArt #ComicStrip #CharacterDesign #CuteArt #DigitalArt #AnimeStyle #CommunityPrompt

@kitsuragi_k happy birthday!

Good Morning and Happy Wednesday! Yes it is my birthday today! Today I am another year older! Well as today it is my birthday I will be starting stream before too long cause I want to spend today with all of you! Anyways hope everyone has a great day today!

@CephVT Please don't photoshop me onto discord logs in order to make it look like I am part of a community I am not in. Also, the fact you are trying to stalk me and my partner is disgusting. Go find a hobby or a girlfriend.

So... Let's talk about some lies there, shall we ? Greenie, Greenie, Greenie, I already told you, your ignorance about computers and softwares is, once again, exposing you and your cronies for the liars you are. You claimed that Isrun (rippingfishnets) is not a part of Kodiak's community. Here's the thing, the GothGate account that was once in his discord got kicked during the purge we did months ago but we never deleted its messages. Let me school you about what happen when someone who once posted in a Discord, rename their account and join back. Everything gets an update. Absolutely everything.

@EvaGlitchAI Wonderful prompt.