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Jaravina In reply to DartingDragons [2019-02-27 09:25:45 +0000 UTC]

I hope he looks dangerous enough. It was so much fun to draw your bby. His dragon form is just great man!

My favourite step whilst drawing this pic was doing the lineart. His skull is really aesthetic C:

I hope you had a good birthday!

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DartingDragons In reply to Jaravina [2019-02-28 07:11:35 +0000 UTC]

Bab he's dangerous enough. You know he is if I wouldn't want to see my own child in that state xD
Just lemme- *chucks SanZ* The husbando needs to calm his mate down. This is the type of stuff that happens when SanZ looks away from V.S. for a second.



Ahh, I did! The day before my b-day, my grandparents and I went to Applebee's. Their blue ribbon brownie is really good! They give you two half-cut brownies and two scoops of ice cream. Of course, I ate it all without sharing. The restaurant used to have the same thing on their menu, except instead of the brownie they had this big cookie underneath the ice cream scoops. Sucks they don't have it anymore.
Then on my birthday, my grandparents, mom and I went to watch the new How To Train Your Dragon movie. The visuals are beautiful! The clouds and especially the sand particles they make looked really beautiful. The plot didn't make too much sense in my opinion though, but I don't want to spoil the movie incase you ever get to watch it.
Just yesterday, I went with my mom and her friend to go shopping. We went to the mall and they had a small Build-a-Bear workshop. I got a Nightfury and Lightfury plush, with one of their babies. They cost a lot though. The Night/Light plushes cost around thirty or so each? And their super small baby (about the size of my hand) was ten dollars. But still worth it, they're p soft. <3

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Jaravina In reply to DartingDragons [2019-02-28 20:12:43 +0000 UTC]

SanZ - "W-what happened?! How long have I been gone?"

That sounds like fun! I wish I could try such a brownie one day *nom* What is a Build-a-Bear workshop tho?

Oi! I'll go watch HTTYD 3 tomorrow! I passed my last oral exam on monday and have four weeks holidays now. Luckily, because the movie will not be shown muc longer in our cinema.

Also, yeah, merchandise is always super expensive. If it is not fake of course. One reason why I don't own very much merch. Well, and because my flat is too small to store a lot of stuff there /hahahahaha

A thought that just passed my mind... The reveal of pokemon sword/shield reminded me of when we met in pokemon sun/moon to trade pokemon. Feels like that happened ages ago. My my. Time flies by!

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DartingDragons In reply to Jaravina [2019-02-28 20:54:04 +0000 UTC]

…. You don't know a Build-a-Bear? It's been like, my childhood. It's basically a place where they have non-stuffed toys in little box containers you can look through and pick out. They originally had different kinds of bears, but eventually they had Nintendo characters/etc. The one I went to had Bowser/Eevee/Pikachu skins just to name a few. After you pick the character, you go to a person and they basically make a Birth Certificate for your toy and you get to name it. I named my Nightfury Midnight and Lightfury Ora(originally it was going to be Aura, but the lady got it wrong. xD But Ora sounded original, so I went with it lol.) The certificate also has the toy's date of birth, eye color, fur color, height and weight. Even an ID number for them. After that, they take you to this weird tube thing that contains the stuffing for the toys. They have you step on something and it causes the stuffing to come out of the tube, into a smaller one where the toy is placed so the stuffing fills them. After that, they let you pick out a little heart from their options (since it was birthday month, they let me pick a birthday heart. Basically blue with little strings of different colors on it) and you place it inside the toy after making a wish. They'll sew the toy up and let you buy it afterwards. They always have accessories for your toys, like shoes and shirts buuut I didn't get that. Just got my naked dragon babies. Build-a-Bear is for really young kids, but I wanted the dragon toys sooo yeah. Oh! Also when you check out, they'll even give you a little cardboard 'house' to place your toys in for them to live. I just got a bag for mine though, I wasn't sure if it costed extra money for the house and don't have a place to put it.

Yaaaas, you gotta watch it! And that's great news, breaks are the best.



Man I've been out of the times, never heard they were making a new pokemon game. I assume it's going to be for the Switch? I just checked up the new game, gotta say I'm probably going for the water-type. The others look kinda eh, but hopefully their evolutions are nice.

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Jaravina In reply to DartingDragons [2019-03-01 07:55:22 +0000 UTC]

I don't think there is something comparable in Germany. But it sounds like a lot of fun! I really like that idea of giving your toys a heart of their own!

I bet, my young self would have totally loved that! I used to sew me my own pikachu plushies back then xD I think my mother still has one of them. It's falling apart tho /hahahahaha Apparently 12-year-old girls are not the best sewers. Pfff.

Now mah bed is populated with two raven plushies, a harpy eagle and some african animals. I just can't give them away. And therefore I can't buy new ones as there is no more space /hahahahaha

I just found out about the new games throught reddit yesterday. It'll be for the switch, yeah. And the new region is based on England (which I'm not all too excited about to be honest. Ireland is way better~).

The water type is my favourite too. Even if I won't play the game since I don't own a switch and don't plan to buy one either. *shrugs*I must say, the graphic looks really beautiful tho! Can't wait to see the new legendaries.

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