⭐Doctor Zhao⭐

hello I like cool & cute things and also try to make art/music/videos sometimes watch out (art account @ArterZhao don't look it's bad)

[⭐Doctor Zhao⭐ @DoctorZhao]

i doubt i can keep up with 2 social media platforms but if twitter ever falls apart i will be here

[DOJA CAT @DojaCat]

hey elon if u see this please put the audio post feature back on here. Thanks, u frog build looking bitch. Barrel chested ewok u look like u eat sand.

[rem @tsulala]

happy first anniversary Nightreign!🌙🌿

[Kizuna AI / キズナアイ @aichan_nel]

@TANITAofficial

[リズ @rizuNM]

等身高めデフォルメ🦊🐶

[フブちゃんです。 @fubuchandayo]

Monster

[Jared Huckaby, Prefers to Like Things @discolando]

Allow me to be a proud co-worker and sing the praises of @Kattercakes, @willpricedop and their entire team who've made every Star Citizen trailer you've seen for the last several years.

Watching them crush everything they put their hearts to is a highlight of my time here. 💖

[⭐Doctor Zhao⭐ @DoctorZhao]

@TeamFOLON ✊😔

[⭐Doctor Zhao⭐ @DoctorZhao]

@MemoryCardFiles still the best star wars lightsaber combat system ever

[⭐Doctor Zhao⭐ @DoctorZhao]

@ironmouse no...... his bubis............

[⭐Doctor Zhao⭐ @DoctorZhao]

the story is true

[Prof. Chise @mahirusoldier]

>The aliens are 5'4, 49 kg catgirls
I have to go

[@jscandyhell.bsky.social (creator: RADemption) @JsCandyHell]

Hell yeah that's the first scene I animated on this show B)

[Star Citizen @RobertsSpaceInd]

In my experience, there's no such thing as luck.
#MayThe4thBeWithYou

[⭐Doctor Zhao⭐ @DoctorZhao]

kizuna ai's laugh is so infectious LOL i missed her

[doll bun🏳️‍⚧️ @The_Bunny_Doll]

Historically the UK and Japan have exchanged their native plant species, cherry blossom trees being a main one, and since 2016 Japan has gifted over 7,000 cherry trees as a sign of friendship, that's why you randomly see them all over the country, this sort of thing has been going on for over a century now, a specific species of tree called the Tai-Haku actually went completely extinct in Japan for centuries, but a British ornithologist called Collingwood Ingram discovered a dying tree in someone's garden, and he was able to send cuttings over to Japan via the Tran-Siberian Express and successfully reintroduce the species back to Japan, so every Tai-Haku in Japan is descended from the cuttings of the last dying tree in existence, which just happened to be in a random garden in Sussex