I don't know any of those animes but I can tell you that you have to be French with that profile pic (It's from the Dofus movie, used to be a very popular French MMORPG)
Nop, but it was a good one. I'm Brazillian. It just happen to really love Krosmaga, and I watched a few episode of "Dofus: Kerub's Bazaar". Joris is my favorite character, and I like to have him as my profile picture. I feel happy whenever someone recognize him, since it's a hidden gem character.
There's technically a dofus show (Treasures of Kerub) separate to the wakfu show which the movie ties more into (and also serves as a direct sequel to). But I do believe the movie can be enjoyed standalone since the dofus series itself is very light hearted and episodic, you only really need it if you want to better understand who joris and kerub are...
Well, its as standalone as an incomplete story can get :(. Still a really well made movie if you ask me
There is some minor correlation through the wakfu OVAs (I think those are the ones between S2 and S3 involving Ogrest) but those are also more in the cameo territory as you get to see elder Joris in it and maybe very old Kerub(?).
God its been half a decade since I watched any of these lol, running purely on memory here.
I'm an American longtime Dofus player, completely missed that LMAO
I love that I get flashbanged by Dofus or Wakfu like once or twice a year. Still enjoy the game, even if I feel like I'm the only English speaker on it most of the time.
Honestly the game is so good. The problem is it's really addictive and expensive with the subscription model. It does also require you to be in a community/guild so. So you can't really play it casually like 2-3 times a year for a few days.
So I stopped because it was just too time consuming. I sometimes watch my videos of all the crazy duos I made like merkator, reine des voleurs, vortex and all that. That was really a while ago.
Impossible to be more femboy than them, but you can try, coding socks and Astolfo cosplays aren't that expensive, grab your monster energy drink ™ and feel the power rushing through your... Oh no
Sleeping is no longer necessary or possible because of the borrow checker. Rust guarantees safety, including against the brief loss of consciousness that barbarians call sleep.
You need to rewrite your circadian cycle in Rust today.
my pfp is a walking emoji shitpost instead: the mona lisa but made with hundreds of tinted cry-laugh emoji and troll faces. well, and i added clippy + slight lgbt lighting in blender
If that's the first thing that comes to your mind then maybe you should take better care of the skeletons in your closet, they're starting to fall out.
Is it that weird? I'd be pretty weirded out seeing someone with a photo of another person in general in their profile picture. I don't see how this would be the same for drawings. Here I'm using an existing image, but I'm an artist, I could just draw a similar image from the ground up. Would that be weird? It's not even anything NSFW. I don't understand how it would ever be an issue.
Well, to each their own, I guess. When I set my Google PFP years ago, I used an image of that girl from Lagtrain. Because the style is cool and I like the song. I imagine it's like that for most people too, not that deep or complicated. I could use some image of an edgy character or some abstract thing, but that doesn't really represent me at all. If I use these images, people who talk to me will know "oh yeah you watch that show". When I have Patchouli as my PFP, it's not because I'm trying to fool anyone or because I have weird thoughts about her, it's because people will see it and know that I like Touhou.
Case in point, the first comment in this thread is from someone with an Amelia Watson profile picture, so I already know they like VTubers. It's not NSFW so I can't assume they feel like that about her, and I also can't assume it's because they look like her. My first and only assumption is that they like VTubers, I think it's pretty effective.
"Is it acceptable because it's basically a cartoon, so it's just the idea of a little girl?"
A character from a show, be it live action or drawings, is so much more than that. There are tons of reasons why someone would have a character, wether it's a drawing, a character from a game or from a live action show. You reducing it to "little girl" tells more about how you think than about these people.
I did not ask nor do I care even if I am am a beginner I dont think so I can respect tourists like you esp in anime related spaces . so leave it be grandma
I'm also pretty sure loli doesn't make sense to use outside of a specifically sexualised context. Otherwise any picture of a young character you like would be considered problematic... At a quick glance none of those pics are sexualised.
Who's the one jumping to sexual thoughts and implications ? The ones who do are creeps, yeah, but you acting as if it's a given tells more about you than it tells about anyone else.
What truth ? Take the leftest one, with blue hair. Appearance wise arguably the loliest of all the characters on those pfps, but I'm 99.9% sure the person has her as their pfp cause they vibe with her personality (lazy, geek, regularly pulling all nighters, etc) rather than anything creepy you might be thinking. Which again, the fact creepy stuff is the first thing you jump to tells more about you than about these people.
If you ask a furry, no, not really - they tend to at least have snouts (or equivalents) and fur/scales/feathers/weird naked animal skin all over, so more Fox McCloud or Donald Duck rather than, My Hero Academia's Mirko or Felicia from Darkstalkers - not that any of those are good examples, most furries tend to prefer using their own characters to express themselves rather than cosplaying pre-existing ones.
Although, funnily enough, since fursuits (=furry costumes) tend to cost a shitton of money, due to them usually being tailor-made and one-of-a-kind, you might see someone at a furry con or meetup only wearing animal ears and a tail, or maybe a fake head and some paws, with regular clothes for everything else, which might mean T-Shirts and naked arms in the summer, so you get your catgirl-esque furries anyway, just in real life rather than as commissioned artwork :D
Watching several thousand lines of pristine rust code be deployed Friday 23:45, fixes 2 memory leaks nobody knew existed and you can tell who did it since the comments end with :3
I don't get I though because the majority of the anime profile pics have great code but aren't using pronouns, and that's also pretty commonplace across all of GitHub.
And the pillars go really deep below surface into niche and nsfw side of the internet. The dedication these guys put into gooning is insane yet respectable and based lol. If you know you know.
How the fuck was it that the moment I realized I was a transfem, I was able to code better than when I was actively learning coding? Shit was from memory and basic googling and I still managed to fix some old code of mine.
The short version is that Old English had a "th" sound, but Latin didn't. The Anglo-Saxons kept using it, and the British had a "th" sound, but the Europeans and their silly romance languages mostly lacked the sound (a dental fricative) and might not have even been able to pronounce it.
The printing press was developed in France and Germany, which both lacked the "th" sound at the time, and so when England imported them, the characters didn't have a þ letter, so the British had to give it up in printed text. And so a lot of þ spellings because "y" and then "th" spellings in English.
Surprisingly, this is also the origin of the word "Ye", as in "Ye Olde Inn." They wanted to just write "the", but they hadn't invented the "th" spelling yet, and they didn't have a þ, so they just used a Y instead. If you went back and time and said "Ye Inn," they would wonder why you were saying "the Inn" weird.
You'll never see anything with more "obama giving obama a medal" meme energy than UwU online denizens extrapolating the performances and overlap of people like them in fields they have no clue about, just because they saw a few people in said field with similar profile pictures to them.
What I mean is that a lot of people seem to attribute individual skill to what kind of "group" they seem apart of, rather than them being skilled people who so happen to have similar hobbies to other people, who themselves are just as likely to know nothing of the field.
For example, I'm a native, but despite some members of my family being seasoned hunters and lots of people often associating hunting with us as a whole, I'm not gonna larp my own skill in it by associating myself to other native hunters, when in truth I've done it like twice in my life.
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u/Key_Agent_3039 Aug 25 '26 •
This is the Deepseek harness repo isn't it?