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too bad this is such an obscure and old anime and screenshots are hard to come by but Tiger from Jura Tripper is one of my favourite characters and made teenage me realize that i'm also into girls
#jura tripper#not the best anime#it suffers from a lot of 90s tropes#also kinda steals some dinotopia ideas#but the cast of characters is still kidna neat
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Lark
#oc#my oc#oc creator#pokemon oc#pokemon trainer oc#jura tripper oc#jura tripper#pokemon#pokemon legends arceus#legends arceus#lark#oc: lark#adora marie channing#oc: adora marie channing#oc moodboard#mood board#ocappreciation#region: hisui#fyeahpokemonocs#project: poketripper#poketripper
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Tribute to Mosar and Kajira from Jura Tripper :3
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I shit you not, Juratripper is the reason I am a nerd, and everything that came after that. I am therefore obliged to purchase every copy of Deux Annes de Vacances that falls into my hands. Today's a graphic novel, and surprisingly not in French! Gordon and Doniphan in the graphic novel's counterparts clothes
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Animage (04/1995) - Spring 1995 anime
#アニメージュ 1995年04月号#gundam wing#gulkeeva#animage#1995#magazine#street fighter II V#tenchi muyo#jura tripper
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Dino Adventure Jurassic Tripper
Genre : adventure, fantasy, sci-fi, drama
Аnime series : 39 duration 25 min
#Dino Adventure Jurassic Tripper#Kyouryuu Boukenki Jura Tripper#anime#retro anime#anime 90s#anime series#anime adventure#anime fantasy#anime drama#anime sci fi
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Scotland’s Best Highland and Islands both Weekend Adventures
Eastern Highlands
Lochnagar and Gelder Shiel Stable bothy from Balmoral
Why do it? An adventurous tour of the impressive northeastern Lochnagar corrie from the Gelder Shiel stable, with a grandstand view of the rocks overlooking the loch that gives the mountain its name
Distance 13 miles; 6.5 to 8 hours over two days (in summer)
Rising nobly above Royal Deeside, on the edge of the vast Mounth Plateau, Lochnagar is one of the most famous hills in the Cairngorms. The mountain is the focal point of the southern quarter of this vast protected region, its most important characteristic being an immense amphitheater of fractured granite buttresses which inspired Byron's moving poem in 1807, Lachin Y Gair.
From the Easter crossroads Balmoral (57.0325, -3.2129), head towards the chalets of the domain, through the dark woods of Dubh-chlais, and head towards the grouse heath below Lochnagar. The Gelder Shiel stable is hidden in a small stand of old Caledonian pines, directly opposite a hunting lodge commissioned by Queen Victoria - the three miles will last approximately 90 minutes. Both have bunk beds, a wood stove and an outdoor toilet.
After storing your night bag, take a day bag and set off through the wavy heather-covered moraines that run down from Lochnagar Corrie (the seven-mile round trip will take around five hours). When the track stops abruptly, continue on a weak path which traces a regular route towards the high rocks. Off piste, away from the crowds, you get used to the frightened cries of the black grouse that run to the sky from the undergrowth, and to the sight of hares rushing between the rocks piled up in front of the chick lip. Suddenly, the dark and curved lochan appears, and above him the imposing rocks. The breathtaking scale of the scene is only really evident if there are climbers on the rock wall. Since the beginnings of Scottish mountaineering, the dizzying rocks have attracted a succession of robust mountaineers.
From the flow of Lochnagar burn, climb to the bealach (pass) south of Meikle Pap, looking back at spectacular views of the Chur, which quickly feels a distant world. Now take the well worn trail leading from Glen Muick and cross the cliff edge to the summit, Cac Carn Beag. On a clear day, a splendid panorama takes place: Ben Macdui and the central plateau of Cairngorm are immutable in the northwest, while the enormous whale of Beinn a'Bhùird and the distinctive twists of Ben Avon dominate the horizon above. from Deeside.
To complete the circular walk to Gelder Shiel, descend steeply northwest to a bealach (pass), then follow the stream to Lochnagar creeks and look for the way back to both. Settle in for the night, before quietly returning to Balmoral the next morning.
• Open all year. Contact Yugo.pk (0092-311-1123-359) before planning a trip between September 1 and October 20
Northern Highlands
Suilven and Suileag bothy from Glencanisp Lodge
Why do it? This is one of the most beautiful mountain walks in Scotland, with a stop at Suileag Bothy, under the formidable sandstone foothills of Suilven. There is a magnificent view from the dome of the summit over the rugged peaks and the ribbon lochs of Assynt
Distance 12 miles; 6-8 hours over two days
It's easy to be wowed by one of Assynt's distinctive sandstone peaks, but the striking monolith of Suilven (Sulr Bheinn or Pillar Mountain) and the thrill of its spectacular panorama at the top inspired their fair share of prose, of poetry and song. Scottish bard Norman MacCaig wrote about the work of ascension and the reward of views in his poem Climbing Suilven. Marked in battle by successive waves of glaciation, the hills here are unique in Scotland, listed in its first geopark, which received UNESCO status in 2006. Although guarded by formidable intimidating foothills, the dome of the western summit de Suilven, Caisteal Liath, is much easier to climb than it seems. From the parking lot for walkers on the road to Glencanisp Lodge from Lochinver (58.1463, -5.2182), Suileag bothy is a 3 km hike (about 90 minutes).
Once through the estate buildings, take the stalkers' path just beyond Loch Druim Suardalain and head towards the open moor. The turn towards Suileag bothy is marked by a cairn and appears soon. Named Gaelic for "little eye" or "loop", it is a long one-story stone cottage with an impressive view of Suilven from the front door. There is room for half a dozen people. If you arrive early, reserve a space on one of the platforms for your return after the day.
From both, head towards the foot of the Suilven and climb the steep slope to Bealach Mòr. Anticipation is built as you approach the peak of the summit, and the view does not disappoint. The panoramic profiles of Cùl Mòr, Stac Pollaidh and Ben More Coigach extend to the south, beyond the fascinating curves of Fionn Loch and Loch Sionasgaig, while to the north there are tantalizing glimpses of Foinaven and Ben Hope at beyond the complex crest of Quinag. Turn west through a breach in a dike of dry stones and climb to the dome of the summit, the view of the protected desert widening with each stride. There are a few difficult steps to negotiate, but nothing too difficult. At 731 meters, the summit of Suilven is relatively low, but it strikes well above its weight. Come back triumphantly towards the two, retrace your steps along the slope and settle down for a night by the traffic light (the round trip of seven miles should take around five hours) or continue to the parking lot if you return home. you. Whatever the weather, it's an unforgettable expedition.
Inner Hebrides
Jura’s remote coastal bothies, Cruib and Ruantallain
Why do it? This three-day round trip takes two magnificent allies along the isolated and uncompromising north shore of Loch Tarbert in the Jura. A haven for wildlife, one of the most beautiful landscapes in Scotland
Distance 17 miles; 12 hours a day
The west-facing Jura coastline has been carved into a procession of quartzite cliffs, caves and raised beaches that are as distant and inaccessible as in Scotland. A world away from Glasgow, but barely 80 kilometers as the crow flies, it is home to a large population of red deer and wild goats roaming the open moor. Golden eagles and buzzards soar, and otters and gray seals share rocky skerries. Crossing this wild coastline is a real journey of discovery.
Arriving on the small vehicle ferry from Port Askaig on neighboring Islay, follow the A846 round to Craighouse, and pass the broken slopes of the Paps du Jura, through the small hamlet of Tarbert. Park in the little layby just beyond a stand of conifers above Tarbert Bay (55.9787, -5.8397). From Monday to Saturday, a regular Feolin Ferry bus stops on request.
Head west across the mudflats out of Loch Tarbert, and negotiate a patchwork of peat bogs and tussock to the coast, using intermittent deer trails. The Jura takes its name from the old Norse for "the island of deer" - and the local herd is much more numerous than humans. Finally, spy on Cruib bothy, in the corner of a secret cove, about three hours after your departure (the walk is 3¾ miles). Expertly renovated in 2012, the common room of the two would not seem out of place in a youth hostel, with a sleeping platform, armchairs and a raised library above the fireplace.
Well rested, took a circular day trip to Ruantallain Bothy. Take a trail leading west over the moor to the headland, where the two are behind a low bluff in a breathtaking location. The view to the south is framed by Loch Tarbert and the Paps du Jura, and from the point there is a rare view of Colonsay, the last stop before Newfoundland. Wildlife is abundant. Along with red deer and wild goats, otters and gray seals are regular visitors, and cormorants and cormorants roost on the rocks.
Ruantallain (55.9772, -6.0004) is a return to a bygone era, crammed with old furniture and dishes left in the 1950s and lit only by a small window facing south. You can also stay here overnight, but it's much easier to explore the coast without a hitch with a heavy backpack. Return to Cruib via the coast, allowing time to explore the many hidden caves and raised beaches (allow six hours for the 9½ mile round trip). After a second night, reluctantly return to civilization.
Western Highlands
Knoydart and the Rough Bounds via Sourlies bothy
Why do it? This is a daring expedition through a beautiful hiking country, with an overnight stop at Sourlies, one of the two most popular in Scotland. And this isolated and rugged terrain is accessible via public transportation
Distance 27 miles; 5 hours over two / three days
Renowned for its steep peaks, deep lochs and rugged, rugged terrain, the Rough Bounds has some of the most beautiful mountain scenery in Scotland. And by coincidence, it also has the highest concentration of two countries in the country. There are several possible passageways connecting these remote shelters, but this expedition is the group's choice.
Accessible only by boat or on foot, the small village of Inverie, on the west shore of the Knoydart peninsula, exudes a unique atmosphere. Arriving by ferry from the Mallaig rail terminal, leave the day trippers behind and cross the village past the tempting pub (the Old Forge is perhaps the most distant hotel in mainland Britain) and exit in the open valley. Now head along the Inverie River to Gleann Meadail, at the top of the saddle and down to the ghostly ruin of Carnoch.
Loch Nevis is soon close at hand, where an obvious path climbs to higher ground and then descends to Sourlies Bothy (56.9935, -5.5190), above the mud flats at the head of the loch (the 9¼ miles will take approximately six hours to finish). After the hard-won walk, there is a real feeling of satisfaction when you soak up a fjord landscape that could be Norway or New Zealand.
This Bothy is justifiably popular, though it is only a small one-room hideaway, so in the summer be prepared to camp just outside.
If you hope to take the evening train from Glenfinnan, you must stop in the morning. From Sourlies, head to the Glen Dessarry watershed and descend to A’Chuil bothy nestled under a coniferous cover on the other side of the valley (allow four hours for the five-mile hike). You could spend the night here, or just take a well-deserved rest.
Continue to Glen Pean and climb to Bealach a ’Chaorainn. Get off abruptly at Corryhully bothy for a final pit stop. A few hundred meters before the main road, pass under the Glenfinnan viaduct (better known today as the Harry Potter bridge) and continue to Glenfinnan station (about 13 miles and seven hours from Sourlies), admiring the view of the north end of Loch Sheil.
Back on the train, you feel a real sense of accomplishment. Walking is difficult for one night / two days, but using A’Chuil bothy means that it can become a two night / three-day adventure.
Central Highlands
Rannoch station to Corrour station via Ben Alder Cottage
Why do it? This is a classic two-day expedition through the vast highlands of the central Highlands, spending the night in the atmosphere and reputed to be haunted by both Ben Alder Cottage
Distance 18.5 miles; 9-11 hours over two days
Since the 1920s, stravaigers and walkers have sought solitude in the empty quarter of the sprawling Grampian Mountains, bounded by the West Highland Railway and the route over the Drumochter Pass from Blair Atholl to Aviemore. Dominated by the Ben Alder plateau and the long muscular arm of Loch Ericht, this remote region is distinguished by the absence of public roads, houses or people. This exceptional weekend expedition takes you to the heart of this wilderness, using consecutive stops on the railway line.
Above a semicircular bay by the lake, Ben Alder Cottage has long had a reputation for being haunted, although this has not affected its popularity. Both are very comfortable, with bunk beds in a separate dormitory, as well as sleeping platforms in the two common rooms.
From Rannoch station there is a minibus to reserve for the six-mile route along the B846 to the start of the walk: a marked forest tracks half a mile past the bend to the bridge. Gaur (56.6866, -4.4399). Heading towards the freshly scented spruce and towards the open moor, you quickly get your first glimpse of the wavy plateau covered with granite in the distance. This view becomes even more impressive when you reach the southern edge of Loch Ericht and begin the journey along the shore to both. When the trail stops, continue on an obvious path that winds above the water's edge before cutting inland to a rocky mound, An Grianan. A little further, cross the Alder Burn via a footbridge to arrive at Bothy. Ben Alder Cottage sits in the shadow of the mountain, an encouraging sight after a few hours of solid walking (expect the 8½ miles to take about five hours).
The cottage was originally named for the deer forester Joseph McCook, who lived here with his family at the turn of the 20th century. Once retired, the chief stalker concocted terrifying stories in an attempt to scare off unwanted visitors who took refuge in the empty building. Although the stories have no factual basis, many threads of seeing or hearing a ghost have been embellished over the years, even by luminaries such as climber and author WH Murray, who has told a story of the mysterious scratching. of studded boots outside the cottage in his book Undiscovered Scotland.
After (hopefully) a good night's sleep, the walk will take you to Corrour station for an evening train - allow six hours to cover the 16 kilometers. First, go up the stalkers' path to the pass on the southern flank of the plateau and descend to the Uisge Labhair river, which is clearly visible. After crossing the river, follow an obvious path to the magnificent tree-lined Loch Ossian. Continue around the loch and continue to the station. The warm embrace of the Station House café is a great reward for your efforts (open from the end of March to the end of October) before taking your train.
• Open all year round with unlimited access. During deer control (mid-August to February 15), respect the trails if possible and use prominent ridges to access the hilltops.
Both are open shelters with no reservation system or caretaker. Just show up with all the items you would take with you when camping, plus candles and fuel for the fire. Both have no facilities (gas, electricity or tap), but with a little initiative can become a comfortable home. Many have sleeping platforms and wood stoves. Use fast-flowing streams for water. Mountain walking in winter requires specialized equipment and experience. For the uninitiated, it is essential to attend a winter skills class before attempting unguided hikes. Before you embark on any of these routes, consider the forecasts. Weather conditions can deteriorate quickly, making navigation particularly difficult, especially in winter.
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@murdercanbequiteexhausting replied to your post “orphan black”
Orphan Black is gooooood - worth watching just for Tatiana Maslany's amazing performances alone!
So I heard... I probably wait until it close to being finished, before I start watching though. :)
@tomtomlocked replied to your post “ONCE UPON A TIME.”
I watched only those episodes where Jefferson was..
Good reason. ;) Though I liked so many more characters, Mr. Gold, Frankenstein, Belle, Sleeping Beauty, basically most of the first season characters. :)
@katzen-kinder replied to your post “ONCE UPON A TIME.”
The future was so bright but the writing got so sloppy by the second season
Yeah... started as a great “monster of the week” show, with interesting overall idea, turned into soap opera where everyone is related to everyone and the other characters simply disappear and don’t matter. :/
@addictedramblings replied to your post “How about .... 'Anne with an e'? :D (aka the new series of Anne of...”
Naw, pity. :) I watched that anime, too. (Never read the books.) Ah, the nostalgia. But now im curious: What shows did you watch back in the day that you enjoyed more?
Oh gosh, so many. It was part of the children’s programme. So other shows were probably Grimm’s Fairytales, Jura Tripper, Lady Oscar, Sailor Moon, Ducktales, Darkwing Duck, Gummi Bears, Chip’n’Dale, TaleSpin, Little Princess Sara, Cat’s Eye, Dragonball, The Yearling, and my favourites Once upon a Time... Life/America/Space/etc.
I wasn’t usually allowed to choose tv shows (we only had one and my choices weren’t met with approval ^^), so whenever I was in charge of the remote I’d watch them all. ;D (Once upon a time was the exception that all my family liked.)
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Introducing... my Pokemon OCs
Name:
Lark – it's a nickname because of her beautiful voice
Skye – her name, both associated with the sky and the color sky blue
Calla – named after the flower
Leilani – means heavenly flower
Malea – means flower
Caitlin – her first name, Cattaleya, means orchid, her second name, Caitlin, means pure
Iris – named after the flower
Ainsley – means woodland/clearing
Galar Leilani – means heavenly flower (the addition „Galar“ is only to differ one Leilani from the other)
Specific Colors
Lark: red
Skye: pastels, pale blue, yellow
Calla: yellow, orange, black
Leilani: pink
Malea: red, black
Caitlin: white, gold
Iris: ocean blue, limegreen, yellow
Ainsley: black
Galar Leilani: glittery bright pink
Specific Smells
Lark - apples
Skye - vanilla
Calla - citrus
Leilani - champagne
Malea - beach breeze
Caitlin - aloe vera
Iris - seawater
Ainsley - leather
Galar Leilani – lavender
Favourite Season:
Lark - Autumn
Skye - Spring
Calla - Summer
Leilani - Summer
Malea - Autumn
Caitlin - Winter
Iris - Summer
Ainsley - Winter
Galar Leilani – Spring
Favourite Food
Lark: waffles
Skye: strawberries
Calla: lasagna
Leilani: salad
Malea: fish and seafood
Caitlin: sushi
Iris: fried squid skewers
Ainsley: barbeque
Galar Leilani: salmon
Least Favourite Food
Lark - caramel, peanuts
Skye - brussels sprouts
Calla - cheese fondue
Leilani - spicy food
Malea - pineapple
Caitlin - chocolate
Iris - meat
Ainsley - zuccini
Galar Leilani - fast food
Blood groups
Lark - A
Skye - O
Calla - A
Leilani - B
Malea - B
Caitlin - AB
Iris - 0
Ainsley - B
Galar Leilani - 0
Alcohol Tolerance (from worst to can pour em down one after the other)
Ninth: Skye
Eighth: Galar Leilani:
Seventh: Calla
Sixth: Lark
Fifth: Caitlin
Fourth: Leilani
Third: Iris
Second: Malea
First: Ainsley
Height:
Lark - Average
Skye - Small
Calla - Tall
Leilani - Small
Malea - Tall
Caitlin - Tall
Iris - Average
Ainsley - Tall
Galar Leilani - Average
Hair:
Lark - Dark Brown, straight, big wavy bangs, shoulder lenght
Skye - Lighter brown, long, bangs
Calla - ginger/reddish brown, VERY long, curly
Leilani - Very light brown, very long and wavy
Malea - Golden blonde, VERY long, straight
Caitlin – long, pale blonde, straight
Iris – long, lightly wave, pale blonde
Ainsley – long, straight, black, red streaks
Galar Leilani – dark brown, long, wavy
Eyes:
Lark - Green
Skye – Sky Blue
Calla – Greenish Yellow
Leilani - Blue
Malea - Green
Caitlin – Icy Blue
Iris - Blue
Ainsley - Dark
Galar Leilani - Blue
Clothes:
Lark - Shorts, Jeans, T-Shirts
Skye - mostly skirts and dresses and pretty shirts/tops
Calla - comfy sporty clothes, jeans, some nicer outfits too, nothing that stands out too much
Leilani - mostly skirts, blouses, nice tops, dresses, very feminin and girly
Malea - likes to wear leather and short/tight/reveling outfits in dark colors, usually wears dark makeup and bright red lipstick
Caitlin – white, mostly pantsuits, silk blouses, business attire, designer outfits
Iris – hippy/boho style, colorful, t-shirts with prints, lot's of swimwear, flowy skirts
Ainsley – black leather, ripped jeans, generally black outfits
Galar Leilani – designer dresses, lace, frilly, fashionable
Project:
Lark - Poketripper Kanto/Poketripper Hisui (new version)
Skye - Pokemon Trian
Calla - Pokemon Galar
Leilani - Pokemon Alola
Malea - Pokemon Alola
Caitlin - Pokemon Alola
Iris - Pokemon Alola
Ainsley – Pokemon Galar (but is technically an Alola character from an alternate universe)
Galar Leilani - Pokemon Galar (but is technically an Alola character from an alternate universe)
Known for:
Lark - Her loyalty, being dependable, her beautiful singing voice
Skye - her kindness, gentleness, her team of little electric rodents
Calla - has a backup plan for the backup plan, ToDo lists for everything, overly careful, reserve volleyball player on the Galar national team, electric gym leader
Leilani - being a girly girl, rich bitch/snob, chaotic evil, always ready to completely lose her shit over something, grew up in a golden cage and is now enjoying her freedom a little too much
Malea - her sarcasm, being a pro mantax surfer who won several medals
Caitlin – runs her father's business and is very good at it, being cold and ruthless, as powerhungry as her father
Iris – surfer girl, carefree, hippie, gets dressed into her dirty family business but really wants nothing more than her freedom, laid-back, funny
Ainsley – grunge, dark humor, easily annoyed, talented singer and barkeeper, not a woman of many words
Galar Leilani – spoilt brat, good actress, gets other to do the work for her, manipulative, has the worldview of someone who's always had tons of money, drama queen
Future:
Lark - Works for her husband's company, sings at smaller events
Skye - breeds electric rodents
Calla - electric gym leader, professional volleyball player
Leilani - Team Skull Boss
Malea - Team Skull Boss
Caitlin – Head of her family's company (or quite possibly in jail^^)
Iris – pro surfer, joined Team Skull
Ainsley – singer, barkeeper, possibly part-owner of the bar she's currently working at and touring with the band, probably either still working for Team Prometheus or she teamed up with the gym leaders against them
Galar Leilani – probably stopped working as a fairy arena assistant and started working in the fashion industry with Betys' cousin, probably either still working for Team Prometheus or she teamed up with the gym leaders against them
Family:
Lark - Parents, grandmother, her cousin Clover
Skye - Parents, grandmother Swanhild, cousin Indigo
Calla - divorced parents, her mother lives in Trian, her father Bob lives in Paldea
Leilani – super rich parents she cut all ties with
Malea - Parents, brother Kai (deceased)
Caitlin – father Haulani, unknown mother, sister Iris, brother Green, half-brother Tali
Iris - father Haulani, unknown mother, sister Caitlin, brother Green, half-brother Tali
Ainsley – daughter of Malea and Volo in an alternate universe
Galar Leilani – daughter of Leilani and Cliff in an alternate universe („Galar“ refers to her working for Team Prometheus in the Galar region)
Marries:
Lark - Donovan Kensington III (based on a character from an older anime whose characters all got thrown in the mix here as well)
Skye - „God“ (it's nickname, not an actual god…)
Calla – Nezz, the former Dark Type gym leader and Rockstar from Galar
Leilani – Team Skull Boss Cliff (as in: Pokemon Go Boss Cliff, but here he is working for Team Skull)
Malea – Volo (from Legends of Arceus, but the character was used in this project and therefore became a member of Team Skull)
Caitlin – she's a side character and doesn't have a love interest, even though Haulani desperate tries to push her onto Giovanni
Iris – side character also – still, if Volo didn't exist, I could kind of see her with Malea?
Ainsley – side character in an AU, undecided
Galar Leilani - – side character in an AU, undecided
Origin:
Lark - Earth, New Zealand
Skye - Maple Town, Trian
Calla - Born in Paldea, has lived in Trian after her parents split
Leilani - Alani, Alola
Malea - Alani, Alola
Caitlin - Alani, Alola
Iris - Alani, Alola
Ainsley - Uliuli, Alola
Galar Leilani - Uliuli, Alola
Resides:
Lark - Currently in Hisui
Skye - Crossorad City, Trian
Calla - Score City, Galar
Leilani – Uliuli, Shady House, Alola
Malea – Uliuli, Shady House, Alola
Caitlin – Alani, Alola
Iris – Alani, Alola
Ainsley – Spikeford, Galar
Galar Leilani – Piquedilly, Galar/Score City, Galar
Lark
Skye
Calla
Leilani
Malea
The others don't have official artwork (yet)
The beautiful drawings were done by the talented @indig0pearl
#oc#fypokemonocs#pokemon ocs#pokemon original characters#lark#skye#calla#leilani#malea#caitlin#iris#galar leilani#ainsley#my ocs#oc introduction#oc creator#pokemon trainer oc#pokemon grunt#pokemon grunt oc#pokemon boss#pokemon boss oc#pokemon piers#pokemon go cliff#pokemon volo#jura tripper oc#jura tripper#jura tripper god#pokemon alternate universe#pokemon legends arceus#pokemon sword and shield
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Newtype (07/1995) - Jura Tripper (Dino Adventure Jurassic Tripper) TV series.
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That moment when you remember an old ass anime from your childhood days and look it up on tumblr just to realize that the only people who also still remember this shit are fellow germans like yourself.
#jura tripper#der planet der dinosaurier#that anime was awesome#i have all episodes of the german dub#though in horrible quality#maybe they'll get a dvd release#alot of old anime has been rereleased in germany lately#though they are expensive as fuck
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2 days left!
Boss is in da house!!
finally i finished my saturday cosplay for the Connichi 2013!
Does anyone remember the old anime "Dino Adventure Jurassic Tripper"? (German: Planet der Dinosaurier)
(i will add the buttons and the blue stripes later)
and my wig arrived TODAY! OMG today was the last day ;_; i am so happy <3
geez i can't believe i will cosplay a 12(?) years old womanizer *haha*
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Skye x God (Pokemon Trian Universe)
Who would end a heated argument by defending their actions with ‘because I love you!’ ?
God
Do they wear the other’s clothes? (sweatshirt, bandana, necklace, etc.)
Maybe Skye on occasion might wear something of God's but I don't see it happen often to tell you the truth
Which one is more protective? Who needs to be ‘protected’?
I guess Skye would be the one who needs more protecting
Describe their cozy night in.
I can see Skye with her head in God's lap, reading a book, while he watches a movie or something.
Who would beg the other not to leave? Who has to leave to protect the other?
Skye would be into that 'to save the world, I have to do this' shit and God would be like wtf no, I'm not letting you do this
What happens if one of them gets sick?
Skye is a natural caretaker but if she's the one getting sick I can see God taking care of her too
What are their thoughts on having children?
Skye definitely wants kids later in life. Donovan as well, but not right now.
Do either try to hide their emotions if upset? Can the other still tell?
They do try to hide it but they're at a point now where the other one can tell what's going on.
Do they have many heated arguments? How do they smooth things over?
They rarely have arguments due to Skye giving in a lot. If Skye choses to argue it's something worth arguing about which makes God maybe give in at times. Their arguments are never heated though.
How do their personalities compliment each other? How do they clash?
Skye is the nice girl, the sweet one, the caring one. God is more quick-tempered, proud and thinks too highly of himself. On the other hand, God is kind of insecure under the facade he provides so Skye can kinda take care of him while he in turn shows her not to take shit all the time.
Who would get into a fight to defend the other's honor? Who tends to the other's wounds? -
I think God would get pretty offended if someone dares to go after Skye - and Skye is there to take care of his wounds afterward.
Who's more likely to convince the other to stay in bed come morning?
I can see both of them doing that
Who is the light weight that needs to be taken care of after a party?
Skye
Who's the better story teller?
Skye
Who's more likely to tell a dirty joke or story to make the other blush?
God
Does either of them have a hard time being away from the other?
I think both of them do
Who's more likely to do something out of spite?
Donovan
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Animage (07/1995) - Jura Tripper - interview with character designer Mari Tominaga.
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