A Random Thought

A random thought

I am surprised that there is still no fan art of Jigen and Cicciolina dancing to Chuck Berry.

Or am I the only one who sees the similarities?

Оk.

P.S. I'm a newcomer to the "Lupin III" fandom. Started this summer. Mostly I watched films (I've watched "The First", "Pilot Film", "Lupin the 3rd vs Detective Conan" (2009), "Voyage to Danger", "Strange Psychokinetic Strategy", "The Castle of Cagliostro", "Farewell to Nostradamus", "The Mystery of Mamo", "The Plot of the Fuma Clan", "Daisuke Jigen's Gravestone" and "Fujiko Mine's Lie"). I've watched two spin-offs (TWCFM and "Zero"). (Wow...That's a lot. XD)

But I still want to watch the whole main series. I've watched the first 10 episodes of part 1 so far. :)

my friends r so talented. rb if ur friends are talented

Why is it that when I think about relationship problems in the demon family, the song "Daddy knows best" from "Spongebob the Musical" starts playing in my head?

Help me. 🤣

I still find Alfred's death scene pretty creepy. In Edna's eyes, she pushed him down the stairs because he bullied her, didn't like her toy (her best friend), and...because Harvey himself "told her" to do it. I understand, that Alfred was a brat. I also understand, that Edna probably did it on emotions, but still. For me, it's the creepiest moment in the game.

It's a bird. It's a plane.

It's Pipo-kun!

I finally found the TV series with subtitles. In the middle of the episode two, I noticed this plushie in the background. I was surprised and happy. 😆😊

For those who don't know, Pipo-kun is a Tokyo's police mascot. It's a mouse-like creature that maintains order in the city.

I liked the appearance of this bird, so I made a small sketch. I'm not good at drawing realistic stuff, but i tried my best. And I had fun drawing this bird.

the smooth-billed ani is a member of the cuckoo family found primarily in south america, as well as a small range in north america - additionally, they are considered invasive in the galapagos islands. they are very similar to their sister species, the groove-billed ani, but can be distinguished not only by their bills, but by the smooth-billed ani’s noticeably larger size. this is a loud, gregarious bird who is often found in social groups; they also communally raise their young with their flock in one large nest.