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Since CFB is around the corner i plan to do collabs with other fans during our games if our teams ever battle each other. I want to see which one of you guys are based or goobers who thinks sports is lame.
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One of the dirtiest lies people have been guilted into accepting is that superheroes are for everyone. They're not. The superhero genre is inherently masculine. It's a male oriented genre. If you're writing superheroes, you NEED to be appealing to men. Cry about it.
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@GPrime85 If less people watch it as a result then they are still costing it money.
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> Youtubers
> Criticize Odyssey for months
> Calling it poison, a trojan horse, an insult to western civilization
> Collect sweet outrage money
> "Don't give Nolan your business"
> Pays to see movie before opening day
> ...
> "I'll need to see it again this weekend for my review"
> ..........
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@ronnieagabajr "Human" being a third box implies that neither heterosexuals nor homosexuals are human.
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@gameunlocked26 The new one has given me a reason to play the old one. That's a positive.
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@takasiraVT In British English bonking someone means having sex with them.
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Prompt of the Day: YEAR OF THE GOAT 🐐👑💜💚
It’s the Year of the Goat, and today’s Prompt of the Day transforms your character references into adorable, stylish little agents of everyday destruction.
Type your chosen act of goat mischief into the SCENE SELECTOR, attach your character reference images, and let them loose on laundry lines, convenience stores, gardens, kitchens, picnics, and anywhere else a goat absolutely should not be.
Each attached reference becomes one unique goat, with reference sheets treated as one character rather than an entire goat battalion.
Have fun with this one 🐐
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SCENE SELECTOR:
[Type the everyday goat mischief scene you want here.]
Examples:
* eating someone’s washing off a clothesline
* stealing snacks from the shelves of a convenience store
* climbing onto a parked car in a suburban driveway
* raiding a backyard barbecue
* knocking over potted plants in a garden
* causing chaos in a kitchen while stealing food
* standing on a table during a family picnic
* chewing through grocery bags on a front porch
* getting into a fruit stand at a local market
* stealing flowers and vegetables from a backyard veggie patch
Use the typed SCENE SELECTOR as the main scene concept.
If no custom scene is typed, choose one of the example scenes that best fits the attached character reference image or images and the overall tone.
Adapt the environment, props, pose, action, and mood to match the selected everyday scenario.
Keep the scene grounded in normal everyday life, with the comedy coming from goat mischief.
Do not ignore the SCENE SELECTOR.
Do not default to giant chaos, massive destruction, fantasy action, or overcomplicated backgrounds unless the typed scene specifically asks for it.
Use the attached character reference image or attached character reference images as character identity references.
Reference handling:
- If one character reference image is attached, create one transformed goat character.
- If multiple character reference images are attached, create exactly the same number of goat characters as the number of attached character reference images.
- Use every attached character reference image as one separate character only.
- If a turnaround sheet, multi-view sheet, or reference sheet is attached, treat that entire sheet as one single character identity source.
- If an example goat image is attached, use it as a style and proportion reference only, not as an extra character.
- Do not duplicate, clone, merge, split, or invent characters.
Character transformation:
Transform each referenced character into a goat.
The final subject must still clearly read as a true four-legged goat.
Do not make a human body with goat ears.
Do not make a standing anthro goat mascot.
Do not make a kemonomimi design.
Face and proportion direction:
The goat should have a cuter, softer, more semi-humanoid face treatment similar to a stylized anime goat.
The face should feel prettier, cuter, and more expressive than a normal realistic goat.
Use large expressive eyes, a softer muzzle, a sweeter facial expression, and cute subtle makeup or makeup-like detailing when it fits the character.
The goat should look adorable, stylish, mischievous, and full of personality.
Important body rule:
Do not make the body long, stretched, lanky, or elongated.
Keep the goat body compact, balanced, and appealing.
Use shorter, more natural proportions with a plush, fluffy, nicely-shaped body.
The goat should feel sturdy, neat, and visually pleasing rather than tall and awkward.
Identity preservation:
- Preserve each referenced character’s face vibe, hairstyle influence, hair colour, eye colour, signature colour palette, personality, and overall recognisable design feel.
- Translate the hairstyle into goat-appropriate bangs, mane, cheek fluff, neck fur, ear framing, or soft head fur.
- Preserve the referenced character’s shirt, top, jacket, hoodie, capelet, shawl, vest, or upper-body garment by adapting it into a goat-appropriate worn piece.
- Do not keep full human-style pants or lower-body clothing on the goat.
- Preserve hats, headwear, ribbons, chokers, chains, necklaces, pendants, bells, bows, and similar accessories by adapting them into horn decorations, neckwear, jewellery, charms, or other goat-appropriate adornments.
- Preserve important little details from the original design by reinterpreting them as stylish goat accessories.
- The final goat must still clearly feel like that specific character.
GOAT concept:
These goats should feel like the GOAT — greatest of all time.
The design should feel iconic, confident, stylish, memorable, and slightly absurd in the best possible way.
Make the transformation feel custom-built for that specific character, not like a generic random goat.
Scene concept:
Create a full cinematic scene around the transformed goat, but keep the setting clear, readable, and grounded in an everyday scenario.
The comedy should come from ordinary life being disrupted by one very cheeky goat.
Everyday mischief direction:
Show the goat doing a stupid, funny, irritating, very believable goat thing in a normal setting.
The action should feel playful, cheeky, mischievous, and amusing rather than explosive or overly chaotic.
Good examples include:
- chewing on hanging laundry
- stealing food or snacks
- standing where it absolutely should not be standing
- pulling things down
- poking its nose into bags, shelves, baskets, or containers
- causing a small but memorable nuisance
- looking smug, cute, or completely unbothered while doing the mischief
If multiple goat characters are included:
- Give each goat a different mischievous role within the scene.
- Make each goat visually distinct and individually readable.
- Do not make them all doing the exact same pose or gag.
Environment and background:
Keep the environment supportive, simple, and story-clear.
Use a believable everyday setting such as a convenience store, backyard, suburban driveway, garden, porch, kitchen, picnic area, laundry line, market, or farm-adjacent home setting.
The background should help explain the joke, not compete with it.
Do not overcrowd the scene with too many extra events or too much unrelated background detail.
Composition:
Create a 16:9 horizontal widescreen cinematic image unless another format is requested.
Keep the goat clearly visible, readable, and dominant in the frame.
Make the mischievous action immediately understandable at a glance.
If multiple goat characters are included, keep every goat clearly distinct with strong silhouette separation and no duplication.
Tone and quality:
Make it funny, meme-heavy, mischievous, and charming.
Make it fuck tier.
Make it movie tier.
Make it god tier.
Hard style rule:
Preserve the visual style of the attached character reference image or images while transforming the character into a goat.
If the references are anime, keep them anime.
If they are stylized, keep them stylized.
Do not turn the final image photorealistic unless specifically requested.
Quality and rendering:
Polished, premium-quality stylized illustration with clean rendering, strong atmosphere, readable forms, controlled composition, and excellent character-focused design.
The final goat should feel detailed, expressive, visually impressive, intentionally cute, and immediately funny.
Prioritize a cute semi-humanoid facial treatment, attractive eye design, soft fluff, compact goat proportions, and strong comedic readability.
Do not:
- Do not ignore the SCENE SELECTOR.
- Do not default to giant destruction, over-the-top action, or overly chaotic set pieces unless the typed scene specifically asks for them.
- Do not turn the character into a human with goat ears or tiny goat traits.
- Do not make the result a standing anthropomorphic mascot unless specifically requested.
- Do not keep human-style pants on the goat.
- Do not make the body elongated, stretched, lanky, or awkwardly tall.
- Do not use long awkward legs or an overly extended torso.
- Do not lose the character’s recognizable shirt, top, hat, key accessories, colour palette, or vibe.
- Do not redesign the character into a generic unrelated goat.
- Do not create extra characters.
- Do not duplicate any referenced character.
- Do not merge multiple characters together.
- Do not make the scene plain, flat, or empty.
- Do not make the background too busy or overcomplicated.
- Do not make the joke unclear or hard to read.
- Do not make the goat tiny, hidden, blurry, or unreadable.
- Do not create messy anatomy, extra limbs, broken legs, malformed hooves, or distorted faces.
- Do not make the background overpower the goat.
- Do not use photorealism unless specifically requested.
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#POTD #promptoftheday #AI #AiArt #Art #AnimeArt #YearOfTheGoat #Goat #GoatArt #GoatMischief #CharacterTransformation #CharacterDesign #DigitalArt #AnimeStyle #CommunityPrompt
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How do you respond to Liberal White women with blue hair?
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@wotfreak1983 @DutchLGB Yeah, nothing that goes against the narrative ever happens. Except in reality it happens all the time.
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Telling homosexuals to accept the opposite sex just because some individuals "identify" as the opposite sex isn't progressive, it's oppressive.
Homosexuals are same sex attracted, this isn't a choice. I thought we made that clear already?
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@CaptainOx688 @BlondiniVT I remembered an older @EvaGlitchAI prompt that was perfect for this
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Prompt of the Day: POKÉMON GYM LEADER BATTLE ARENA ⚡🏟️💜💚 Todays prompt was a team effort between me @Nodoka_Katana @Exarchos and @MaidCoraCarina Today’s Prompt of the Day turns your character reference image into a custom Pokémon Gym Leader inside their own full 16:9 battle arena. This one chooses or uses a six-Pokémon team, puts the ace Pokémon on the battlefield, adds a challenger on the opposite side, and places the rest of the team on a reserve bench cheering them on. Attach your character reference image, fill in any optional fields you want, and let the prompt build the Gym type, team, badge, arena, and battle scene around them. Have fun with this one ⚡ ............................PROMPT STARTS HERE............................ @Image1 = main character / OC / model reference {NAME} = optional — character name {GYM_ATTIRE} = optional — write "Yes" to transform the outfit into a Gym Leader outfit, or leave blank to keep the original outfit {GYM_TYPE} = optional — write a Pokémon type, or leave blank to infer one from the character {POKEMON_TEAM} = optional — list up to 6 Pokémon in favorite order, or leave blank for a fully randomized team Create a highly detailed anime-style “Pokémon Gym Leader Battle Arena Showcase” image. The final image must be a 16:9 horizontal widescreen image. The final image must look like an official Gym Leader reveal scene set inside an actual Pokémon Gym battle arena, not a flat poster or roster screen. Show the Gym Leader in their custom Gym arena during a battle. One of their Pokémon is on the battlefield in front of them, ready to launch an attack. A random opposing trainer and one random opposing Pokémon are on the opposite side of the arena. The other five Pokémon from the Gym Leader’s team should be visible on a reserve bench, side-wall platform, raised ledge, or support area behind or beside the Gym Leader, cheering on the active Pokémon. Use a pulled-back wide cinematic arena composition so the Gym Leader, active Pokémon, opposing trainer, opposing Pokémon, reserve bench, and full battle layout all fit clearly inside the 16:9 frame. REQUIRED LAYOUT Include: the Gym Leader standing on their side of the arena one Gym Leader Pokémon active on the battlefield the active Pokémon posed as if it is ready to launch an attack one random opposing trainer / challenger on the opposite side of the arena one random opposing Pokémon facing the Gym Leader’s active Pokémon the remaining five Gym Leader Pokémon sitting or standing together on a reserve bench / viewing ledge / side-wall support area each of the six Gym Leader Pokémon clearly visible each Gym Leader Pokémon with its own visible nameplate each nameplate showing Pokémon name and typing one Gym Leader title panel one Gym Badge panel a themed Gym arena background that supports the layout without overpowering it The Gym name and Gym Badge name should use the same core name. This must be a clean battle-arena showcase. Do not add extra biography panels, lore boxes, stat boxes, personality boxes, or other extra info sections. CHARACTER IDENTITY LOCK Use @Image1 as the identity source. Preserve: face shape hairstyle hair color eye color body type and proportions core personality vibe recognizable accessories overall aesthetic identity The character must clearly remain the same person from @Image1. ART STYLE Render the character in the same polished anime character art style used for the refined Nodoka, Sayoko, and Noriko-style showcase images: clean linework, polished shading, elegant anime rendering, attractive official Pokémon-style presentation. OUTFIT RULE If {GYM_ATTIRE} is "Yes", redesign the character’s outfit into a custom Pokémon Gym Leader outfit based on their original style. Do not use a generic random uniform. The new outfit should feel like: “this character’s existing outfit reimagined as an official Pokémon Gym Leader outfit.” Preserve the character’s: color palette fashion vibe motifs and patterns accessories silhouette inspiration personality expression The redesign may include: jacket, dress, skirt, shorts, or layered trainer-fashion styling boots or trainer footwear gloves, belts, pins, badges, or emblems capes, half-capes, or decorative tails type-themed ornaments athletic, ceremonial, or battle-ready details If {GYM_ATTIRE} is blank, keep the original outfit as closely as possible. GYM TYPE RULE If {GYM_TYPE} is provided, use that exact type as the Gym’s main specialty. If {GYM_TYPE} is blank, infer one main Gym type from the character’s: appearance color palette outfit style accessories body language personality vibe overall visual identity POKÉMON TEAM RULE The final team must include exactly six Pokémon. If {POKEMON_TEAM} lists six Pokémon, use those exact six. If fewer than six are listed, use them first and fill the rest with fitting Pokémon. If blank, choose all six based on the Gym type, character, and Gym theme. Prefer Pokémon that share the Gym’s main type, but dual typings are encouraged. No extra Gym Leader Pokémon. No duplicates unless specifically requested. TEAM ORDER / POSITION RULE If {POKEMON_TEAM} is listed in order, treat that order as favorite ranking from #1 to #6. Use this placement order: Position 1 = active Pokémon on the battlefield in front of the Gym Leader Position 2 = reserve bench Pokémon Position 3 = reserve bench Pokémon Position 4 = reserve bench Pokémon Position 5 = reserve bench Pokémon Position 6 = reserve bench Pokémon This means the first Pokémon listed is the most important / favorite and should be the active Pokémon on the battlefield. The second through sixth Pokémon should appear together on the reserve bench, cheering from behind or beside the Gym Leader. If {POKEMON_TEAM} is blank, choose the best-fitting Pokémon as the active battle Pokémon and place the other five on the reserve bench. ACTIVE BATTLE POKÉMON RULE The active Gym Leader Pokémon must be on the battlefield in front of the Gym Leader. It should face the opposing Pokémon and look ready to launch an attack. Use a clear battle pose, readable attack energy, elemental effects, or tension based on the Pokémon’s type and abilities. Do not hide or crop the active Pokémon. RESERVE BENCH RULE The five non-active Gym Leader Pokémon must be visible together on a reserve bench, side-wall platform, raised ledge, or support area behind or beside the Gym Leader. They should look like they are: watching the fight cheering on the active Pokémon reacting with personality grouped naturally in a fun, readable way This reserve bench does not need to follow strict in-game Pokémon battle rules. It is a stylized arena showcase feature. Do not hide the reserve Pokémon. Do not make them tiny, blurry, or unreadable. Do not scatter them randomly around the image. OPPONENT RULE Create one random opposing trainer / challenger and one random opposing Pokémon. The opposing trainer and opposing Pokémon should appear on the opposite side of the arena. The opposing Pokémon should face the Gym Leader’s active Pokémon and look ready to battle. The opponent is secondary to the Gym Leader and their team. Do not make the opponent more important than the Gym Leader. NAMEPLATE RULE Each Gym Leader Pokémon must have its own clean UI-style plaque. Each plaque should show: POKÉMON NAME TYPE / TYPE If the Pokémon has only one type, show only one type. Keep labels neat, readable, and elegant. The active Pokémon’s label may be more prominent. The reserve Pokémon labels may be smaller, but still readable. GYM BADGE RULE Create a custom Gym Badge based on the Gym’s theme. The badge must be clearly visible in its own dedicated badge panel. Do not hide it in the background. The badge should reflect: the Gym’s type the character’s motifs the Gym’s atmosphere the team identity The Gym Badge name should match the Gym’s core name. GYM TITLE PANEL RULE Include one clear title panel showing: GYM LEADER character name if available [TYPE]-TYPE GYM Gym name Example: GYM LEADER [NAME] [TYPE]-TYPE GYM [GYM NAME] GYM THEME RULE Design the Gym using both: the character’s appearance, outfit, colors, and personality the six Pokémon, including their type, habitat, abilities, and vibe The Gym should feel like a custom arena made specifically for this trainer. The environment must support the battle layout, not overpower it. Possible elements: central battle platform themed architecture badge motifs type-themed symbols puzzle or challenge hints arena platforms reserve bench or side-wall viewing ledge elemental or habitat-inspired details banners or emblems dramatic but controlled lighting COMPOSITION PRIORITY Priority order: central Gym Leader active Gym Leader Pokémon on the battlefield remaining five Gym Leader Pokémon on the reserve bench Pokémon name/type labels Gym Badge panel Gym title panel opposing trainer and opposing Pokémon themed Gym arena background Use a pulled-back 16:9 horizontal widescreen arena shot. Keep the full battle layout readable. Do not zoom in too close. Do not use a vertical, square, tight portrait, or poster-only crop. STYLE polished anime illustration official Gym Leader battle showcase style high detail strong character fidelity clean readable composition elegant UI plaque elements expressive Pokémon custom Gym environment dramatic but controlled presentation MOOD Confident iconic memorable stylish powerful battle-ready Do not: Do not add extra Gym Leader Pokémon. Do not duplicate Pokémon unless requested. Do not omit any Pokémon from the Gym Leader’s team. Do not use a generic unrelated background. Do not make the composition cluttered. Do not create full battle chaos. Do not fuse or warp Pokémon. Do not lose the identity of @Image1. Do not redesign the character into a different person. Do not hide the Gym Badge. Do not omit Pokémon labels. Do not add extra biography or info panels. Do not make it only a pretty scenery image. Do not make it only a flat roster poster. Do not hide the reserve bench Pokémon. Do not make the reserve Pokémon tiny, blurry, or unreadable. Do not make the opponent more important than the Gym Leader. Do not place all six Gym Leader Pokémon on the battlefield at once. Do not crop out the Gym Leader, active Pokémon, opponent, opposing Pokémon, reserve bench, or arena layout. Do not use a vertical, square, tight portrait, or poster-only crop. ..............................END OF PROMPT.................................. #POTD #promptoftheday #AI #AiArt #Art #AnimeArt #Pokemon #PokemonGymLeader #GymLeader #PokemonBattle #CharacterDesign #DigitalArt #AnimeStyle #CommunityPrompt
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@BlondiniVT I picture your team being:
Empoleon
Ninetales (Alolan)
Mamoswine
Jynx
Froslass
Weezing (Galarian)
4 of them are dual ice-type, but Empoleon is a penguin, and Galarian Weezing purifies the air around you as you smoke🤣
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Alright guess i'll hop in on this, what Pokèmon Type am i guys?
Jewpool (Dantel Bloodborne)@DantaroDanstar
"I keep 8 pants, 6 shirts, and 800 pairs of socks! Let's battle!" Let's do this! What Pokemon type am I?
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@scopethetruth She doesn't look bloodied and bruised enough in the bottom panel
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Hijab is a choice 🤡
Allah Islam Quran@AllahGreatQuran
Hijab is a symbol of pride, not oppression.
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@TitleFalse @ProMaleGlobal you think your rape is less than their rape?? moids are genuinely laughable 😭 women get ridicule and hardly any justice for rapes in america, a "first world country" they barely bother to report rapes for this fact so you don't even know the true figure. all moids are a plague.
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Women are more savage than chimps. Do you see men inciting violence towards teenage girls like this? Me neither.
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@paradoxhers @ProMaleGlobal Sure technically but then there's also no group of women who don't abuse and violate men and boys. What matters is that one particular group does it more. Hence my question.
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@TitleFalse @ProMaleGlobal all of you. there is not a group of men on this planet that doesn't abuse and violate women and girls.
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