he's almost in duel links yall
i JUST know he'll cause chaos (im actually losing my mind rn)
Bucciarati gang but I play with their outfits a little..
Our lives have become very difficult. There are no minimum necessities for life , there is nothing .
I came to you today to tell you about a dream before my birthday, which is 11/11. I hope to reach our first goal, which is for Amira.(5000 usd )
https://gofund.me/65d3c667
Sorry for sharing 😞🙏
@bilal-salah0 @appsa @feluka
Our lives have become very difficult. There are no minimum necessities for life , there is nothing .
I came to you today to tell you about a dream before my birthday, which is 11/11. I hope to reach our first goal, which is for Amira.(5000 usd )
https://gofund.me/65d3c667
Sorry for sharing 😞🙏
@bilal-salah0 @appsa @feluka
Hello everyone, I am Ahlam, 21 years old. My life before the war was simple, filled with ordinary dreams like any young woman my age. I envisioned a future full of the ability to help others. I lived with my family in a warm house full of love and security, thinking about how I could achieve my dreams and become an impactful person in society.
But suddenly, everything changed. The war swept through our city like a relentless storm. In a single night, my home became just a memory, and the city I once knew crumbled before my eyes. The sound of planes and shells became the only thing people could hear. We tried to find shelter, a safe place to hide our dreams and lives, but the war followed us wherever we went.
We were forced to leave everything behind—the house, the memories, and even the university. We became displaced, homeless, with no destination, just trying to survive. I walked with my family through unfamiliar roads, searching for a place to take us in, trying to escape danger, running from one explosion to the next, from one ruin to another.
The war didn't just destroy our city and homes, it destroyed our dreams. My dream of completing my studies became far out of reach, and every day, I feel hope slipping further away. But despite all this, something inside me refuses to give up. There is a desire to escape this reality and build a new life, a life worth living. I dream of continuing my education, I dream of standing on my own feet again and achieving the goal I was once striving for: to help others who have lived through the pain of war like me.
I ask for your help, humbly. I can't get out of these circumstances on my own. The donations you gather will help me travel to a safe place where I can continue my studies and start a new life away from war and fear. The amount I'm asking for is the key to a new life, to the dream of becoming strong again and one day helping my family and community.
Help me rebuild my life and become the person I dreamed of being. Every donation, no matter how small, is a step towards safety, a step towards a better future.
Thank you for reading my words. Many thanks and respect to you
While you can live freely and enjoy your coffee, there are many children in Gaza who suffer due to war, siege, and the harsh winter.
As you sip your warm cup of coffee in the comfort of your home, it’s hard to imagine that, just a world away, countless children are fighting a daily battle for survival. In Gaza, the ongoing war, years of siege, and the bitter cold of winter combine to create a devastating reality for innocent children and their families.
For these children, the luxuries of warmth and safety are dreams rather than realities. Many have been forced to live in makeshift tents after their homes were destroyed by bombings. These tents, often made from thin tarps or old fabrics, offer little protection against the freezing winds and heavy rains of winter.
The lack of heating, warm clothing, and proper shelter leads to illnesses like hypothermia and pneumonia, with limited medical supplies to treat them. Children go to sleep shivering, waking up to puddles of rainwater and mud inside their temporary shelters.
The blockade on Gaza further exacerbates this suffering. Basic necessities such as fuel, food, and medicines are in short supply. Parents face heartbreaking choices between buying food or trying to find ways to keep their children warm. Schools and hospitals are overwhelmed, struggling to provide even the most basic services.
Yet, despite these hardships, the resilience of Gaza’s children is remarkable. They cling to hope, dreaming of a life beyond war and deprivation. But they cannot endure this alone—they need our help.
A cup of coffee might cost $15 or more, but the same amount can bring warmth to a child in Gaza. It can provide blankets, clothing, or even a few days of heating for a family struggling to survive.
As you enjoy your freedom and comfort, consider extending a helping hand to these children. Your small act of kindness can make a world of difference in their lives, offering them not just warmth but a glimmer of hope in the midst of despair.
Let’s turn our privilege into action and show these children they are not forgotten.
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welcome home, yuto
I’m always impressed just how different Zarc really is from all the other antagonists, especially for being an amazing call back villain
Zorc was driven by humanity’s natural evil, and wanted to destroy humanity because humanity is inherently self destructive. Zorc merely craved destruction and wanted to achieve these methods by allowing the Millennium Items to be created and spread their magic.
Darkness/Nightshroud was driven by the desire to end emotions, and nullify all drive, personality, and will so that no one will ever suffer, and have everyone enter his world of darkness. Darkness/Nightshroud wanted to eliminate all Spirit Seers so that they could drag people into their world at their leisure.
Z-One was driven by justice, wanting to make what was a relatively small sacrifice in order to save the future from being completely destroyed. His intentions were ultimately non villainous, but his methods could be considered villainous. Z-One wanted to help create a better future, and was willing to be a villain in order to achieve that end.
Don Thousand was driven by revenge, waging a war because he was abandoned by his original home world along with the power he believed was ultimately better, and eventually using it to corrupt others. Don Thousand was trying to take revenge because he felt that he was ultimately wronged.
Now where does Zarc fit into this?
Zarc was driven by fear.
He was a slave to an uncaring audience until he went insane from loneliness and pressure, making him destroy the dimensions and reincarnating. His full reincarnation has cards of his own design, made to be completely unbeatable because he never wants to lose to anyone.
Zarc never wanted to be used again, to be afraid again. Even with all the power he held, he was always afraid. And he wanted to make sure he never felt that way again.
Seize the Wind
Please take a look at the gofundme for Mohammed Almadhoun @eazeldin and his family! Mohammed is a graphic designer from Gaza. He has been raising funds to evacuate his family since May, and is still less than 10% of the way to his goal.
Mohammed writes:
We are jobless, desperate, and fearful for our lives due to the continuous barbaric bombings. We feel as if we are waiting for our turn to die.
(instagram @/palestinian_survivor19)
He and his family are living in tents, exposed to epidemic diseases and unsanitary conditions along with daily bombings. They are suffering severely due to the shortages of food, water, and medicine.
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Originally the Yuzu Hiragi parody from Twitter. Also known as PebbleNoodles/PebbleDragon in other social medias, I like to draw and write fan-fiction.
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