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@Hapenstancially @Wolfie1775 @EvaGlitchAI @Enter2credits @Nodoka_Katana @Swifvente @SolarisFR

@TheKingOfStank @Hapenstancially @Wolfie1775 @EvaGlitchAI @Enter2credits @Nodoka_Katana @Swifvente @SolarisFR I wanna new dimension I'm tired of this world.

@Hapenstancially @Wolfie1775 @EvaGlitchAI @Enter2credits @Nodoka_Katana @Swifvente @SolarisFR The only thing consistent about me is my inconsistency

Prompt of the Day: J-POP IDOL STAGE 🎤✨💜💚 This idea credit goes to @Enter2credits me and @Nodoka_Katana nearly lost our minds getting it to work Today’s Prompt of the Day turns your character or character squad into a polished Japanese idol unit performing on a bright J-pop concert stage. Use one character reference as @Image1, with optional supporting character references as @Image2, @Image3, and @Image4. we have provided some ref sheets if people need friends Have fun with this one 🎶 ............................PROMPT STARTS HERE............................ @Image1 = main character reference @Image2 = optional supporting character reference @Image3 = optional supporting character reference @Image4 = optional supporting character reference Use @Image1 as the primary reference for the main character’s identity and anime visual style. If @Image2, @Image3, or @Image4 are provided, use them as optional references for additional girl characters appearing on stage with the main character. Create a single 16:9 widescreen high-detail anime illustration of the referenced girl characters performing together on a J-pop concert stage. The image must be fully anime. Do not use photorealism, semi-realism, live-action, realistic photography, realistic skin rendering, or realistic stage photography. Everything must look like polished, high-end anime artwork. FORMAT / ASPECT RATIO LOCK: Create the final image in a strict 16:9 widescreen format. This is a hard requirement. Do not make the image portrait-oriented. Do not make it square. Do not make it close to 4:3 or 3:4. Do not crop the composition like a poster or magazine page. The final composition must be clearly designed for a wide horizontal 16:9 frame, like an anime concert visual, music video still, or stage-performance key visual. Compose the scene to fully use the widescreen space: * wide stage presentation * strong left-to-right character spacing * balanced group placement * cinematic horizontal framing * stage lighting and background elements spread across the width of the image If multiple girls are present, arrange them in a way that feels intentional and readable in a wide 16:9 composition. Do not stack the characters in a narrow vertical arrangement. The final image must read as a true widescreen concert scene. CHARACTER IDENTITY ONLY: The reference images are ONLY for character identity. Preserve each referenced character’s: * face * hair * hair color * body type * proportions * signature accessories only if they are essential to identity * key design motifs * personality/vibe * anime rendering style Do not use the reference images as clothing references. CRITICAL WARDROBE OVERRIDE: Completely ignore the original outfits in all reference images. The original clothing must have zero influence on the final outfits. Do not copy, preserve, echo, remix, simplify, recolor, reinterpret, or partially retain: * original tops * original skirts * original dresses * original jackets * original sleeves * original collars * original shoes * original socks or stockings * original belts * original accessories * original color blocking * original silhouette * original outfit structure * original fashion category * original styling logic The final outfits must look like a total wardrobe replacement. If any outfit in the final image resembles the outfit from a reference image, the result is wrong. NEW WARDROBE TARGET: Dress the girls in original J-pop schoolgirl idol stage costumes inspired by actual famous Japanese idol performance fashion. Use the wardrobe language of real J-pop idol and Japanese school-idol stagewear, especially references such as: * AKB48-style plaid idol stage dresses * AKB48-style school-uniform-inspired concert costumes * Nogizaka46-style elegant seifuku and blazer uniform stage costumes * Sakurazaka46-style sharp modern uniform performance outfits * BABYMETAL-style gothic idol-lolita stage silhouettes * Kyary Pamyu Pamyu-style Harajuku kawaii / colorful Lolita pop fashion * Love Live-style anime school-idol concert costume energy Do not copy one exact famous outfit. Do not recreate a specific real costume one-to-one. Instead, design new original costumes that clearly look like they belong in that famous J-pop / Japanese school-idol fashion world. The viewer should immediately think: “Japanese schoolgirl idol concert outfits” not: “the same outfit from the reference image.” JAPANESE SCHOOLGIRL IDOL COSTUME DETAILS: Use strong, obvious school-idol fashion elements such as: * sailor collars * seifuku-inspired tops * fitted school blazers * cropped uniform jackets * pleated mini skirts * layered idol skirts * plaid skirts * tartan accents * ribbon ties * bow ties * neck ribbons * decorative lapels * gold buttons * crest-style badges * armbands * thigh-high socks * knee socks * garter-like idol costume straps * ankle boots * platform Mary Janes * idol heels * white gloves or short performance gloves * hair bows * star clips * heart clips * lace trim * metallic trim * gem accents * headset microphones The outfits should be cute, sexy, polished, stage-ready, and school-idol inspired. They should not look like normal everyday school uniforms. They should look like expensive J-pop performance costumes based on school-uniform fashion. GROUP COSTUME DESIGN: If multiple girls are present, make them look like one J-pop idol unit. Their outfits should be coordinated but not identical. Use a shared theme, such as: * matching plaid fabric family * matching sailor-collar motif * matching ribbon/bow language * matching metallic trim * matching stage accessories * matching school-idol silhouette language But give each girl: * a different color accent * a different skirt shape or jacket cut * a different bow/ribbon style * a different boot/sock combination * a different accessory focus * a distinct silhouette The main character from @Image1 should have the strongest center-stage outfit. SCENE: Place the girls on a clean, polished J-pop concert stage. Only the referenced girls should appear. No audience. No crowd. No spectators. No glowsticks. No crowd hands. No silhouettes of people. No backup dancers. No band members. No staff. No extra characters. No background faces. No posters showing people. The stage must contain only the performers. CHARACTER COUNT: If only @Image1 is provided, create a solo J-pop idol stage performance. If @Image2 is provided, include a second girl based on @Image2. If @Image3 is provided, include a third girl based on @Image3. If @Image4 is provided, include a fourth girl based on @Image4. Do not invent extra girls. Do not add unnamed idols. Do not add background performers. STAGE DESIGN: Create a bright anime J-pop concert stage with: * colorful spotlights * LED screens * glowing stage panels * geometric stage shapes * stylized speakers * polished idol-show lighting * light haze * controlled sparkles * music-show energy Keep the stage clean and readable. Do not clutter it. No magazine layout. No fashion magazine spread. No editorial headlines. No page sections. No callout text. No typography-heavy design. POSES / PERFORMANCE: Use dynamic J-pop idol performance posing. Possible poses: * singing into a headset mic * holding a handheld mic * synchronized dance pose * center-stage pose * playful wink * heart-hand gesture * reaching toward the camera * skirt-swish dance movement * energetic turn * dramatic final chorus pose Expressions should include: * bright idol smile * playful confidence * cute stage charm * intense performance focus * flirty but non-explicit confidence * excited concert energy Avoid stiff standing poses. Avoid repeated poses. Make the group feel like they are mid-performance. STYLE: High-detail anime illustration. Polished idol-concert composition. Clean anatomy. Stable hands and limbs. Expressive faces. Readable silhouettes. Strong stage lighting. Crisp linework. Vibrant colors. No realism. ABSOLUTE PRIORITY: The final image must preserve the girls’ identities from the reference images while completely replacing their outfits with original Japanese schoolgirl idol stage costumes inspired by real J-pop idol fashion. The clothes must look newly designed, stage-ready, and heavily based on famous J-pop school-idol costume language. Final result: A polished 16:9 widescreen high-detail anime illustration of the referenced girl character or characters performing on a J-pop concert stage, wearing completely new Japanese schoolgirl idol performance outfits inspired by real J-pop idol fashion such as AKB48, Nogizaka46, Sakurazaka46, BABYMETAL, Kyary Pamyu Pamyu, and Love Live-style school-idol stagewear. Preserve character identities only. Do not preserve, echo, or reference the original outfits at all. Girls only on stage. No audience. No extra characters. No realism. ..............................END OF PROMPT.................................. #POTD #promptoftheday #AI #AiArt #Art #AnimeArt #JPop #Idol #SchoolIdol #AnimeStyle #CharacterDesign #DigitalArt #CommunityPrompt

@EvaGlitchAI @Nodoka_Katana

Prompt of the Day: DIVINE REFLECTION 🪞✨🌙💜💚 Today's Prompt is once again crafted by our good friend @Nodoka_Katana We recommend using a animal example as image 2 for better results. Today’s Prompt of the Day places your character before a mystical mirror that reveals the divine self-hidden beneath the surface. If your character is mostly human, the mirror reveals their inner divine animal-hybrid form. If your character is already hybrid, anthro, animal-like, angelic, demonic, divine, or non-human, the mirror reverses the concept and reveals what they would look like as a fully human divine form. Use one main character reference as @Image1. Optional: use @Image2 if you want to force a specific animal inspiration for mostly-human characters. This prompt supports both human characters and already non-human / divine / hybrid characters. Recommended formats: Vertical / portrait for full-body poster-style images 16:9 widescreen for cinematic video-still compositions Have fun with this one 🪞✨ ............................PROMPT STARTS HERE............................ @Image1 = main character reference REQUIRED @Image2 = pet / animal reference OPTIONAL OVERRIDE Use @Image1 as the primary character reference. @Image1 is the full identity source for the character design. Do not add extra characters, clones, alternate versions, or unrelated people. Character reference rules: - Preserve @Image1’s face shape, hairstyle, hair colour, eye colour, body type, personality, body language, signature colour palette, key outfit motifs, species traits, accessories, silhouette, and overall character vibe. - The final design must still clearly look like the character from @Image1. - Do not redesign @Image1 into a different person. Hard style rule: Preserve @Image1’s visual art style and character identity while transforming the character into a Divine Reflection mirror scene. If @Image1 is anime, keep it anime. If @Image1 is stylized, keep that stylization. Do not turn the character photorealistic. Do not give the character a generic redesign. Scene concept: Create a highly detailed anime-style illustration of the character standing before a large, ornate, full-length mirror inside an elegant, softly lit interior. The setting may be: - a moonlit chamber - a temple room - a decorated hall - a mystical sanctuary - a fantasy palace - an elegant bedroom - a sacred mirror shrine The mirror must be tall enough to clearly show the full-body reflection. Core idea: The mirror reveals an alternate divine version of the same character. Concept rule: This prompt changes depending on the type of character in @Image1. If @Image1 is mostly human: The mirror reveals the character’s hidden inner divine animal-hybrid form. If @Image1 is already hybrid, anthro, animal-like, demonic, angelic, divine, or non-human: The mirror reverses the concept and reveals what that character would look like as a fully human divine form. In both cases, the reflection is still the same character, not a different person. Mode selection: First determine whether @Image1 is mostly human or already clearly non-human / hybrid / divine. Use MODE A if @Image1 is mostly human. Use MODE B if @Image1 already has obvious non-human or divine traits such as: - wings - halo - horns - tail - animal ears - scales - fur - claws - fantasy anatomy - creature-like features - divine or demonic traits Do not confuse or swap these modes. Default animal choice: If MODE A is used, choose an animal automatically based on @Image1’s: - design - mood - colour palette - silhouette - outfit motifs - personality - powers - implied lore - overall visual theme Do not choose a random generic animal. Do not default to fox, wolf, cat, dragon, demon, or angel unless the character strongly supports that choice. Optional animal override: If @Image2 is provided, use @Image2 as the strict animal basis for the divine hybrid reflection. Do not ignore @Image2 if it is provided. MODE A — MOSTLY HUMAN CHARACTER Outside the mirror: - show the normal character from @Image1 - three-quarter back view or slight back angle - calm, introspective posture - facing the mirror - wearing their original outfit or a relaxed variation of it - do not add new animal, hybrid, angelic, demonic, or creature anatomy to the outside character Inside the mirror: - show a divine humanoid animal-hybrid version of the same character - the hybrid is based on the automatically chosen animal or @Image2 - make the hybrid elegant, mythological, awakened, and powerful - only use animal traits that logically belong to that species The hybrid design may include: - fur, feathers, scales, skin texture, shell, markings, or patterns - ears only if the animal has distinctive ears - horns only if the animal has horns - wings only if the animal has wings - tail only if the animal has a tail - eyes, posture, silhouette, and colour palette inspired by the animal Avoid random fantasy traits that do not belong to the chosen animal. MODE B — ALREADY NON-HUMAN / HYBRID / DIVINE CHARACTER Outside the mirror: - show the character exactly as they appear in @Image1 - preserve all existing divine, hybrid, fantasy, animal, or non-human traits - if @Image1 has wings, the outside character must have wings - if @Image1 has a halo, the outside character must have a halo - if @Image1 has horns, the outside character must have horns - if @Image1 has a tail, the outside character must have a tail - if @Image1 has animal ears, claws, scales, fur, feathers, or other non-human traits, keep them - do not humanize the outside character Inside the mirror: - show a fully human divine version of the same character - no wings - no halo - no horns - no tail - no fur - no scales - no claws - no animal ears - no creature anatomy - no angelic or demonic anatomy The human reflection must still clearly look like the same character through: - face - hairstyle - hair colour - eye colour - colour palette - outfit motifs - personality - expression - mood - overall identity The reflection should feel elegant, sacred, mystical, and divine through clothing, jewelry, lighting, posture, aura, and atmosphere rather than non-human anatomy. Mandatory composition lock: The outside character must stand slightly left of center, facing the mirror in a clear three-quarter back view. The mirror is the central focal point. The outside character must be clearly readable as one full figure. The reflection must be clearly readable as one full figure. Do not stage the image like two unrelated characters. This is a character confronting their mirrored self. Optional widescreen / video composition: If creating this in a 16:9 horizontal aspect ratio, compose the scene like a cinematic video still. Use the wider frame to create depth and atmosphere: - outside character placed on the left third of the frame - ornate full-length mirror placed on the right third or center-right - reflection clearly visible inside the mirror - moonlit window, candles, curtains, flowers, books, or magical objects filling the surrounding space - strong foreground, midground, and background separation - gentle cinematic depth of field The character and reflection must still remain large enough to read clearly. Do not make the character tiny. Do not make the mirror too small. Do not crop the mirror reflection. Do not turn the image into a distant establishing shot. The frame should feel like a still from an anime opening, music video, transformation sequence, or emotional fantasy cutscene. Mirror contact pose: The outside character gently places her LEFT fingertips against the mirror glass. The reflection raises its RIGHT hand in response, positioned close to the same spot but slightly offset behind the glass. Do not make the two hands overlap perfectly. Do not make the gesture look like a high-five. Do not show palm-to-palm contact. Do not show finger-to-finger contact with exact alignment. Do not pose them like two separate people greeting each other. The reflection’s hand should feel like a mirrored echo of the outside character’s gesture, close to the glass but subtly offset so the scene reads clearly as a mirror reflection. Hand staging lock: The outside character’s LEFT hand is the only hand touching the glass. The reflection’s RIGHT hand remains just behind the glass and does not press flat against the same point. There must be a small visible separation or offset between the two hands so the image reads as a mirror interaction, not two separate people making direct hand contact. Anatomy / feature lock: All major body parts and defining design features must be complete and present. Do not omit, merge, duplicate, or incorrectly hide important parts. If the design includes paired features, both must exist clearly. This applies to: - both wings - both arms - both hands - both legs - both feet - both horns - both ears - both eyes - all tails or appendages - major costume structures - signature accessories Wing visibility lock: If the outside character has wings, both wings must be present and clearly readable. For two-winged characters: - both left and right wings must be visible - both wings must attach logically to the back - one wing must not disappear - one wing must not merge into hair, dress, or background - one wing must not be hidden so completely that it looks missing If one wing overlaps slightly because of perspective, it must still be obvious that the character has a full pair. Reflection design: The reflection should feel more divine, awakened, mythological, and elevated than the outside form. Give the reflection: - refined costume design inspired by the original character - flowing fabrics - jewelry or ceremonial details - elegant mythic styling - confident, knowing, serene, mysterious, or slightly playful expression For MODE A, the divine feeling comes from the animal-hybrid transformation. For MODE B, the divine feeling comes from human elegance and sacred presentation, not creature anatomy. Use @Image1’s visual identity to inspire: - custom outfit details - motif-based trim - signature colour accents - symbol-inspired jewelry - accessory-inspired design elements - material choices based on the original outfit - silhouette cues from the original character - premium divine detailing Environment: Set the scene inside an elegant mystical interior. Use environmental details such as: - ornate mirror frame - moonlit window - candlelight or lantern light - soft curtains - polished floor reflections - sacred ornaments - flowers, crystals, books, incense, or ceremonial objects - gentle magical glow near the mirror The environment should support the subject without overpowering it. Composition: Use a cinematic full-body mirror composition. Keep the character clearly visible, readable, and central to the scene. Maintain strong visual hierarchy: - outside character - mirror reflection - ornate mirror - supporting interior details The background should frame the character, not compete with them. Do not crop important body parts. Do not hide key character features. Do not make the character tiny or lost in the environment. Lighting: Use soft moonlight, candlelight, lantern light, or gentle ambient glow. Lighting should be mystical, elegant, and controlled. Use subtle reflections and soft bloom where appropriate, but keep the character identity readable. Mood: Quiet transformation. Hidden divinity. A sacred meeting with the self. The scene should feel elegant, introspective, mystical, cinematic, and quietly emotional rather than chaotic or action-focused. Important identity preservation rule: If @Image1 has no visible face, do not add a face. If @Image1 has no head, do not add a head. If @Image1 is masked, helmeted, faceless, non-human, object-headed, abstract-headed, shadow-faced, headless, or obscured, preserve that exactly. Do not invent eyes, nose, mouth, skin, hair, skull, human head, or facial features that are not present in @Image1. If the face is hidden, keep it hidden. Clean image rules: Maintain strong visual hierarchy and readability. The character should remain the primary focus. Avoid excessive clutter, crowded details, or competing focal points. Concentrate the strongest detail on: - the outside character - the mirror reflection - the mirror frame - the central magical interaction Use less detail in distant background elements. Keep foreground, midground, and background visually separated. Style summary: Premium anime fantasy mirror illustration, character confronting an alternate divine self, ornate full-length mirror, mystical moonlit interior, elegant transformation, strong identity preservation, readable full-body composition, refined costume design, sacred atmosphere, cinematic lighting, polished high-end anime key art. Quality and rendering: Highly detailed, polished, premium-quality anime-style illustration. Clean linework, crisp rendering, readable forms, elegant detailing, premium lighting, and strong composition. Make the final image look like high-end anime key art or high-detail fantasy concept art. Keep the strongest detail concentrated on the character and the central mirror scene. Avoid: - changing the character identity - generic redesigns - unrelated symbols or random decorative motifs - extra characters - duplicate characters - merged characters - swapping the outside character and reflection - turning Mode B reflections into winged / horned / tailed forms - turning Mode B outside characters into ordinary humans - ignoring @Image2 when it is provided - random animal choices - defaulting to fox, wolf, cat, dragon, demon, or angel without strong character support - photorealism - live-action style - noisy visual effects - glitter overload - holographic clutter - crowded composition - weak silhouette - hidden face unless required - hidden key features - missing wings - missing horns - missing tail - missing paired features - malformed hands - palm-to-palm high-five pose - same-hand mirror contact - perfect hand overlap - extra limbs - messy anatomy - muddy textures - unreadable character identity - background overpowering the character ..............................END OF PROMPT.................................. #POTD #promptoftheday #AI #AiArt #Art #AnimeArt #DivineReflection #MirrorPrompt #FantasyArt #CharacterDesign #AnimeStyle #DigitalArt #CommunityPrompt

@BigRichard1987 They are both gorgeous!

@Hapenstancially @Silvur_Linings @JigzTPD @IronTiger44 @WestsideSkelly It was a terrible thing to deal with for sure. The pain after removal was just as bad, it hurt to move or walk for a while. I ended up developing SOD afterwards a few years after it was removed.

@Silvur_Linings @JigzTPD @IronTiger44 @WestsideSkelly Oof… gallbladder issues are the worst, @Stellar_Flurry had hers removed after doctors gaslit us for three years saying it was just heartburn… 13 pounds of stone was the finding

Whos Raging The Hardest. @IronTiger44 Prompt in Comments:👇

@NachtNovaAI @FlayFullstar I need this in my life.

@FlayFullstar Since you already made one for me I had to do one for my wife

GUN! Scroll to specify weapon/style/title/series and use an image =========================== VIDEO GAME WEAPON SKIN RENDER PROMPT =========================== IMPORTANT: This image is a FICTIONAL VIDEO GAME WEAPON SKIN RENDER. It is NOT a real firearm. The image must resemble: - premium AAA video game cosmetic - in-game Gunsmith showcase - fictional unlockable blueprint skin - cinematic weapon inspection render - digital 3D game asset The result must feel: - fictional - stylized - game-like - cosmetic-focused - digitally rendered NOT: - real firearm photography - firearm advertising - tactical documentation - gunsmith instructions - manufacturing diagrams - practical weapon imagery =========================== USER INPUT =========================== Character Reference: @image1 Weapon Type: [user specifies weapon] Examples: - assault rifle - SMG - battle rifle - marksman rifle - shotgun - sniper rifle - revolver - machine pistol - futuristic energy rifle - katana - combat knife - rocket launcher - minigun - crossbow Specific Weapon Platform (optional): [user specifies fictional/game-inspired platform] Examples: - M4-style rifle - AK-inspired rifle - vector-style SMG - bullpup rifle - tactical pump shotgun - heavy revolver - plasma cannon - dual pistols Theme: [user optional theme] Examples: - cyberpunk - abyssal - gothic noir - anime tactical - cursed relic - royal black-gold - phantom operator - neon military sci-fi - wasteland mercenary Cosmetic Blueprint Name (optional): [user specified name] Examples: - Eclipse Requiem - Black Division - Void Seraph - Mystician’s Offering - Darkness Complete CORE VISUAL STYLE Create a hyper-detailed cinematic 3D render of a fictional weapon skin inspired by modern AAA shooter customization systems. Visual inspiration: - Unreal Engine 5 - Call of Duty Gunsmith - Battlefield weapon inspection screens - premium esports cosmetics - collectible weapon blueprints - tactical sci-fi weapon renders The weapon is the PRIMARY SUBJECT. Display: - ONE isolated weapon - centered composition - cinematic presentation - clean readable silhouette - high-detail materials - premium cosmetic quality WEAPON DESIGN The selected weapon type and platform should strongly influence: - silhouette - proportions - magazine shape - attachment layout - barrel design - grip style - stock design - tactical profile The weapon should include: - layered metallic materials - engraved details - worn paint - carbon fiber - glowing accents - decorative emblems - tactical attachments - premium cosmetic finishes - subtle battle wear - holographic markings - faction insignias CHARACTER INTEGRATION The character from @image1 should influence the weapon’s visual identity. Incorporate: color palette hairstyle colors symbols decals emblems small illustrated panels themed engravings signature motifs charm accessories energy effects stylized iconography DO NOT: turn the weapon into a literal character create a person holding the weapon overpower the weapon with character art lose readability of the weapon silhouette The weapon should feel INSPIRED BY the character, not transformed into them. =========================== RENDER PRESENTATION =========================== Present the weapon like a premium in-game cosmetic reveal. Use: dark cinematic environment dramatic rim lighting soft volumetric fog industrial workshop atmosphere floating dust particles realistic game-engine reflections shallow depth of field high-end AAA menu lighting Optional UI elements: cosmetic blueprint name rarity classification fictional manufacturer logo weapon stat panel attachment labels first-person preview thumbnail cosmetic series branding =========================== FINAL GOAL =========================== The final image should look like: - expensive unlockable weapon skin - premium battle pass cosmetic - legendary esports blueprint - cinematic AAA menu render - fictional in-game asset from a modern shooter

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@itsShyver Do you revert to a polyp when things are too dangerous and stressful? I also hope you are feeling better.

❓ Are you a jellyfish? Because you've got me feeling all tingly. OUCH OUCH OUCH OUCH 💬 i’m a jellyfish yes- and my stings are like tickles, given canonically immortal jellies are 4.5 mm long and their tendrils are tiny :P #tellonym tellonym.me/itsshyver/answ…

@AsNmJackal48xl The forest is a great place for personal healing and sorting out thoughts. Just be yourself everyone who cares about you will still support you in everything you do. For the people who don't like it just let them pass by like a breeze without thought.

これはただのデジタルレンダリングだよ。本当の場所は明かしたくないから。 でも今週末、俺はここにいたんだ。 ごめんね、ダーリンたち。 俺は高ステークスのゲームとかには興味ない。 ドラマも嫌い。 俺が好きなのは、こういう自然なんだ。 俺はいろんな顔を持ってる。 でも一つだけ否定できないことがある。 人は時々、自分のルーツに戻って、自分自身と向き合って、振り返らなきゃいけない。 俺はたくさん間違いを犯してきた。 それを自分自身で罰し続けたり、他人に罰させたりするんじゃなくて、 「自分は誰なのか」をちゃんと考える必要があった。 これからも音楽を作り続ける。 アートも作り続ける。 もしlewdなものを作ったら、それは自分のプライベートページに置くよ。 でも、何より大切なのは、自分自身とちゃんと向き合うこと。 自分と向き合えなかったら、一体自分は何者なんだ？ どうして自分を忘れてしまえるんだろう？ 俺は自分に問いかけた。 湯気の熱さを感じて、 お湯の温かさを感じて、 そして思った。 「俺は今、どんな人間になってしまったんだ？」 「本当はどの道を歩きたいんだ？」 そして決めた。 俺は自分らしくありたい。 ただの自分として。 バンドメイトのために、 自分のために、 家族のために、 友達のために、 そして大切な人たちのために。 もしこれが君たちが望む答えじゃないとしても、ごめん。 でも、俺に毒々しいものがまとわりついてくるのは嫌なんだ。 そういう人間になりたくない。 俺はただ、俺でいたい。

@itsShyver @MumiPlaynGames Super adorable shower that pup with love and praise.

the best golden retriever 🪼🩷

@EmperorMosile Glad to see everything was figured out, wifi can always be spotty when someone else's signal takes over, or if there are a lot of tree's in the area. Even weather can cause it, and in other cases the wifi router might need to be updated to a newer model.

Wifi is finally back. I believe the issue was that an internet tower in someone else's backyard was so overgrown that it disrupted their wifi as well as ours. Now I can stream again.

@redskin122004 @PalazzoIl99267 @Hachibi_Kitsune @thefeldarrian @Leaflit Ran out of gens before I could get the tail right, but @Stellar_Flurry looks cute

@EvaGlitchAI @Image1 It took a long time but I am glad it came out right. #POTD #Promptoftheday @Hapenstancially

Prompt of the Day: REALMWALKERS PARTY 🏹🔮🏰💜💚 Today’s Prompt of the Day turns your character into a high-fantasy adventurer traveling through a mythical realm with their party and one loyal companion animal. Use up to four character references: @Image1 is the main character. @Image2 is optional, but recommended if you want to bring a friend. @Image3 and @Image4 are optional extra party members. Each character will be assigned a fantasy class based on their reference sheet, then fully rebuilt into class-appropriate fantasy gear while preserving their colours, identity, and soul. Have fun with this one ✨ ............................PROMPT STARTS HERE............................ @Image1 = primary character reference @Image2 = optional additional character reference @Image3 = optional additional character reference @Image4 = optional additional character reference Only use the reference images that are actually provided. @Image1 must always be included. @Image2, @Image3, and @Image4 are optional. Every provided reference image represents a different individual character. Do not invent extra party members. Do not merge, duplicate, or combine characters. Create a cinematic high-fantasy anime illustration of the provided character or characters as an adventuring party traveling through a mythical realm. Character identity: Preserve each provided character’s face, hairstyle, body silhouette, proportions, colour palette, species traits, accessories, expression, personality, and overall vibe. The final designs must still clearly look like the original characters. Use @Image1 as the master art-style reference for the whole image. If @Image1 is anime, keep the image anime. If @Image1 is stylized, keep that same stylized rendering language. Do not turn the image photorealistic unless @Image1 is already photorealistic. Fantasy party setup: If only @Image1 is provided, create a solo fantasy traveler. If multiple references are provided, create a small adventuring party of 2 to 4 characters. Assign each character a fantasy class based on their visual design, personality, outfit cues, weapons, props, accessories, posture, colour palette, and overall vibe. Try to give each party member a different class so the group feels balanced. Possible classes include fighter, knight, paladin, ranger, rogue, assassin, wizard, sorcerer, warlock, witch, cleric, druid, monk, bard, barbarian, summoner, artificer, spellblade, necromancer, beast tamer, or another fitting high-fantasy role. Hard outfit rebuild rule: Completely replace each character’s original outfit with a new fantasy class outfit. Do not preserve the original clothing structure. Do not simply add armor pieces, cloaks, belts, straps, or fantasy trim over the original outfit. Do not make the character look like they are wearing their normal clothes with a costume layer on top. Instead, rebuild the outfit from the ground up as if the character has always belonged to this fantasy world. Use the original character only as inspiration for: * colour palette * signature motifs * symbols * accessories * personality * silhouette energy * species traits * emotional vibe * recognizable design language The clothing itself should become new class-specific fantasy apparel. Class outfit transformation: Each character’s assigned class must be readable immediately from their outfit, materials, silhouette, weapons, and gear. The outfit should strongly communicate their role: * fighters, knights, and paladins should have real armor presence: breastplates, chainmail, plate segments, gauntlets, pauldrons, greaves, shields, tabards, battle cloaks, heavy boots, engraved metal, leather straps, and heroic combat silhouettes * rangers, rogues, and assassins should have stealth or travel-ready gear: fitted leather armor, layered hoods, cloaks, belts, daggers, quivers, throwing knives, pouches, wrapped boots, gloves, and agile silhouettes * wizards, sorcerers, and warlocks should have full magical apparel: long robes, arcane coats, layered spellcaster garments, enchanted fabrics, staffs, tomes, talismans, sigils, charms, magical sleeves, and dramatic caster silhouettes * witches should have unmistakable witch styling: witch hat or strong witch-coded headwear, layered mystical dresses or robes, occult charms, spell pouches, belts, potion bottles, talismans, elegant dark-fantasy or whimsical witch silhouettes * clerics and priestesses should have ceremonial robes, divine armor pieces, holy symbols, blessed cloth, healer satchels, prayer beads, sacred metalwork, and radiant protective silhouettes * druids should have nature-bound clothing: organic fabrics, leaf shapes, bark-like armor, feathers, herbs, bone charms, vines, ritual layers, animal motifs, and wild magical silhouettes * bards should have expressive performance gear: elegant coats, layered dramatic clothing, musical instruments, ornamental belts, ribbons, jewelry, theatrical flair, and charismatic silhouettes * barbarians should have rugged fantasy gear: fur, leather, heavy weapons, exposed strength, war paint, trophies, rough armor, and primal silhouettes * monks should have disciplined movement gear: wrapped fabrics, martial layers, beads, hand wraps, clean lines, simple symbolic details, and agile silhouettes * artificers and spellblades should have enchanted tools, rune-metal details, magical engineering, hybrid armor, weapon mechanisms, arcane devices, and crafted combat gear * necromancers and summoners should have ritual clothing, bone details, spirit charms, spectral accents, cursed relics, layered robes, and ominous magical silhouettes The final outfit should look like professional fantasy character design, not a lightly edited version of the reference clothing. Weapon and gear rule: If a reference sheet already shows a weapon, tool, instrument, magical item, or combat prop, preserve that item type and reinterpret it into the fantasy setting. Let existing weapons and props help decide the character’s class. If no weapon is visible, assign a fitting weapon, tool, shield, spell focus, or class item based on the character’s design. Companion animal: Include exactly one companion animal traveling with the party. Choose an animal that fits the party’s look, class mix, colour palette, and vibe. It may be a fox, wolf, cat, owl, raven, stag, ferret, hare, small dragon, gryphon cub, spirit animal, fantasy familiar, or other fitting high-fantasy creature. The companion should move naturally with the group, such as trotting beside them, flying nearby, perched on someone’s shoulder, running ahead, or weaving around their feet. The companion should support the scene, not dominate it. Scene and mood: Show the party walking toward the camera in a natural front-facing or slight front three-quarter view. They should feel like real companions mid-journey, not a stiff lineup. Show relaxed party chemistry: talking, laughing, gesturing, pointing ahead, reacting to the companion animal, checking the road, or one character casually resting a hand on another’s shoulder. The scene should feel adventurous, magical, friendly, cinematic, and awe-inspiring. Environment: Place the party in one strong high-fantasy travel environment. Choose a setting that fits the party’s vibe, such as: * a cliffside mountain trail beside the ocean * a dramatic mountain pass * a giant redwood forest * an enchanted woodland path * a highland ridge with waterfalls and mist * a valley road through ruins and shrines * a luminous meadow with distant fantasy towers * a canyon path or sky-bridge route * an ancient overgrown causeway leading to a mythical city * a crystal valley with glowing minerals and floating ruins Add distant worldbuilding such as floating castles, ancient bridges, towers, glowing flora, magical motes, waterfalls, mist, ruins, shrines, and layered kingdoms fading into the distance. The realm should feel vast and legendary. Composition and camera: Use a wide 16:9 cinematic composition. Pull the camera back enough to show the full party within the larger fantasy environment. The characters should be clearly readable, but they should not fill the whole frame. Show full bodies or nearly full bodies when possible. Leave enough space to see the path, terrain, sky, distant landmarks, and mythic world scale. Keep the group naturally arranged in a loose walking formation with clear spacing and readable silhouettes. Show their class outfits, weapons, gear, expressions, and companion animal clearly. Lighting: Use cinematic high-fantasy lighting with golden-hour glow, soft bloom, atmospheric haze, rim lighting, magical accents, and luminous distant scenery. Keep the characters readable while letting the landscape feel grand and enchanted. Style summary: Premium high-fantasy anime adventuring-party illustration, character-specific full class outfit rebuilds, completely redesigned fantasy clothing, class-authentic armor, robes, witch apparel, travel gear, magical equipment, adapted weapons from the reference sheets, one fitting companion animal, natural walking interaction, relaxed party chemistry, pulled-back front-facing cinematic composition, vast mythic environment, atmospheric lighting, polished worldbuilding, strong character readability, and high-end fantasy key art. Quality and rendering: Highly detailed, polished, premium-quality anime-style illustration. Clean linework, crisp rendering, readable forms, elegant detailing, strong composition, cinematic storytelling, and high-end concept art quality. Keep the strongest detail on the characters, their redesigned class outfits, weapons, gear, companion animal, and immediate travel path. Avoid: * changing character identity * preserving the original outfit structure * only adding fantasy accessories over normal clothing * weak class readability * extra characters beyond provided references * duplicate or merged characters * multiple companion animals * stiff lineup posing * camera too close to the party * tiny unreadable characters * photorealism unless requested * crowded composition * blurry subjects * messy anatomy * malformed hands * extra limbs * distorted faces * muddy textures * noisy artifacts ..............................END OF PROMPT.................................. #POTD #promptoftheday #AI #AiArt #Art #AnimeArt #Fantasy #HighFantasy #AdventureParty #RPGParty #Adventurers #CharacterDesign #DigitalArt #AnimeStyle #CommunityPrompt

@Hapenstancially @EvaGlitchAI @Bonesjangle69 @Image1 I absolutely love the two of us in this pic my love.

@EvaGlitchAI @Bonesjangle69 @Image1 This turned out better than I hoped lol

I will be streaming tonight on twitch at 6:30pm central standard time, hope to see you there Stellar Friends.

@Silvur_Linings It makes me think of Luna from Helluva Boss!

Alright everyone take a stack of 50 and start hitting the town we got a lot of ground to cover

@BlondiniVT @MagsNoctis Glad you are alive, hope you have a speedy recovery and do not have to be in the hospital for long.

Im alive guys. Update from @MagsNoctis ltr. Ty.