Beatbreak dub December 27th let's goooooook

Given them leaning hard into Digimon being parts of their humans Owners they don't accept, I fully expect there to be biomerge-like megas

They also need larger clothing and housing, which also means more energy grid consumption. The only way Zootopia would function is if wealth is redistributed based on size. Otherwise all the larger mammals would leave and Zootopia would lack people to perform manual labor tasks

Really hoping we see Granit use Ludomon like Angoramon used Zubamon

City of Espers coming soon from @TheNeonCaster.bsky.social and published by @threesailsstudios.bsky.social. Psychics come together to make new homes with a found family with a difference. Hitting Kickstarter in September of 2026!

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I've been working for a long time now on Shatterkin, a FitD game of kids with evolving monster pets (kind of a Digimon meets Stranger Things).

You play 2 different characters (kid and monster), and your monsters playbook evolves and expands throughout play.

then beta vers, sigma side, omega bottom

...is this about male subgenders or omegaverse?

I'm taking my definitions of de/humanizing from Virtuous Violence by Alan Page Fiske and Tage Shakti Rai, which they admit are not consistent with common academic definitions. but they make sense

violence can be dehumanizing or humanizing. minions are often dehumanized when used as barriers or XP gain but violence at key villains often requires seeing them as capable of thinking, feeling and, most importantly, suffering. getting people to reject "humanizing" violence is just as tough

when your "show" is "don't worry; the bad guys always die in the end" it makes any sort of noble "tell" ring hollow