ADHDDRAG

will say dumb things as a joke here and there sorry if I offended you in some way

[ttvsleepynixie @ttvsleepynixie]

Recently I played in a creator tournament with some big creators, and the management was terrible. The host was a great guy but the tournament was awful and there was no set rules in place. I’d love to hear what everyone thinks about what rules you NEED to have for a tournament.

[오투🧸🎀 @O2H2_OH4]

Sketch Final

[Jay3 @Jay3OW]

If you play Mag... Just know... You're not liked

[フェルティア@お仕事募集中 @felutiahime]

お／は／よ　ご/ざい/ます！

[ADHDDRAG @ADHDDRAG321]

@ReynyxVT Tsudere

[❤️Reynyx💙 @ReynyxVT]

I've been getting so many art updates lately and its got me kicking my feet and totally ruining my cool girl aesthetic

[Marinette @MarinetteVt]

The way these people talk it's always like they're just compensating for something. Kinda sad tbh

[DAKO @dako_tsi]

it's too dangerous alone, take this

[Onii Chan @oniichanph]

Nightcrawler’s story has permanently reached its end 💔

Kurt first entered this niverse on 1995, when X-Men: The Animated Series aired the episode “Nightcrawler.” Wolverine, Rogue and Gambit discovered a mutant hiding in a monastery, feared by others because of his appearance but defined by compassion, faith and an almost unshakable belief in the good within people.

More than 30 years later, X-Men ’97 brought that journey to its conclusion. In the Season 2 finale, Nightcrawler gives his life to save Rogue, allowing her to survive and ultimately reach Gambit. His final act reflected everything that had defined him since that first 1995 appearance: loyalty, kindness and putting the people he loved before himself.

And according to producer Eric Lewald, this goodbye is meant to be permanent.

There’s something fitting about the full circle. Kurt arrived as someone the world feared because of how he looked. He left as one of the purest heroes the X-Men ever had.

From May 13, 1995 to 2026, Nightcrawler gave this animated X-Men universe more than three decades of heart. 💙

[Derek T @iamderekturbo]

Taking a new spin

[ScarletFoxVT Fox Bartender 🦊🍺 @ScarletFoxVT]

I lost commander game because of one person hated i was playing new Avengers deck.

They targeted kill all my creatures constantly with artifacts and spells.

Coaching other player oh how kill me when i had no blockers stop him burning everyone to death. All I have to say is

[ADHDDRAG @ADHDDRAG321]

@ttvsleepynixie Put it in a frame and hang it on a wall

[ttvsleepynixie @ttvsleepynixie]

My first hater acc😁

[Onii Chan @oniichanph]

Again, we say goodbye to another legend today at 66 🕊️🎙️

One of the most recognizable voices in dubbing has gone silent.

Veteran voice actor Ettore Zuim has passed away at 66, leaving behind more than four decades of work across animation, anime, movies, television and video games.

For Disney fans, he became especially memorable as the Brazilian Portuguese voice of Hercules in the 1997 animated classic and David Kawena in Lilo & Stitch. DC fans also knew him as Bruce Wayne / Batman, dubbing Christian Bale throughout The Dark Knight trilogy and portraying the character in games including Batman: Arkham Origins, Arkham Knight and Injustice: Gods Among Us.

His incredible list of characters also included:
• Hercules — Hercules
• Bruce Wayne / Batman — The Dark Knight Trilogy / Batman: Arkham / Injustice
• Dracule Mihawk — One Piece
• Mugen — Samurai Champloo
• Prince Charming — Shrek 2 / Shrek the Third
• Nigel Uno / Numbuh 1 — Codename: Kids Next Door
• Jon Arbuckle — Garfield
• Yakko Warner — Animaniacs
• Heiter — Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End
• Eric the Cavalier — Dungeons & Dragons
• Fire Lord Sozin — Avatar: The Last Airbender
• Noah — Total Drama
• Hotstreak — Static Shock
• Shen — League of Legends
• David Kawena — Lilo & Stitch

From Disney and DC to One Piece, Frieren, Shrek and gaming, Ettore Zuim helped make characters from around the world feel at home to generations of Portuguese-speaking fans.

Rest in peace, Ettore Zuim. The characters will remain, and so will the voice that made so many of them unforgettable. 🕯️

[Nhim @Nhim_Art]

A.I Art.

[ADHDDRAG @ADHDDRAG321]

@cinnabwunnyART Fair enough lol

[Anime Feels @animefeelsx_]

Again, we lost another legend today... 🥹

Veteran Voice Actor Francisco Reséndez has passed away at the age of 85.

Known to generations of fans, Reséndez was the Latin American Spanish voice of Scooby-Doo, Mario in Donkey Kong, Dot Pyxis in Attack on Titan, Makarov Dreyar in Fairy Tail, and Ord in Dragon Tales.

He was also the dubbing director for the early seasons of The Simpsons, helping bring the series to Latin American audiences.

His decades of work helped shape Latin American Spanish dubbing and left a lasting impression on generations of fans.

Rest in peace, Francisco Reséndez. 🕊️