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ilovecephalopods:

adamflayman:

my dashboard is 90% depressive posts but it should be 100% baby squid posts let get this squid party moving along

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everyone needs more baby squids on their dash!

here’s more baby squids!! and some baby octopuses because they’re cute too!

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PRECIOUS ALIEN BABIES

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hey ember! since you are the resident animal expert, i was wondering if you could tell me about some stuff! specifically for my fancures thing, i want tomo to volunteer at a no-kill animal shelter, do you know about how that type of place works? like, are the animals kept in cages all day? are they let out at some points during the day? i imagine at the very least the dogs would need to… i was kind of thinking she could take the shelter dogs on walks but idk if that’s, like, reasonable.

Oh, that’s perfectly reasonable!  I did just that for a shelter near my university!  Happy, mentally healthy animals get adopted out easier, so behavioral enrichment like walks or taking them out into a little area the shelter might have for playing is really helpful!  The dogs are kept in cages for most of the day, though big enough ones for them to walk (or, if they’re particularly tiny dogs, even run) around in.  The shelter may also have volunteers cleaning the cages and feeding and watering the animals.  They’ll probably have someone on the staff evaluating the animals that come in before they get anywhere near the general public, so Tomo will be told if there’s a dog who’s too much of a basket case to be taken out yet, or one who’s mostly okay but needs to be kept away from other dogs or small children or men or whatever.

Obviously though 100% of my experience is with American shelters, so for all I know things work completely differently in Japan.

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lesbiaaans:

emberkeelty:

lesbiaaans replied to your post: lesbiaaans replied to your post: So, Inori.  I… actually, that was a mistranslation, she doesn’t say that! if you want i can go back and check what she actually says.

Omg, really?  FAIL, translators!

Thanks for the offer, but it’s enough to know Buki wasn’t actually being stupid in that scene.  I don’t see how anything she or anyone else could possibly be saying could make the scene itself not kind of stupid, though, so it’s probably not worth the effort.

NO THAT SCENE ACTUALLY MADE SENSE OK i went and listened to it anyway just to prove to you

The toyblob monster goes ‘ALL kids are shit and abandon their toys!!’ and then Bukki argues ‘There are kids WHO DO treasure their toys and always remain good friends with them!’

And then Setsuna says ‘when they were abandoned by their toys, all the kids were crying in sadness!’

That’s why the toys are arguing back, because yeah, maybe SOME kids care about their toys, but OURS didn’t!! and Love says ‘even so, there ARE kids that care about their toys!’

Basically the entire translation of that bit is pants-on idiotic because the point is that yeah, YOUR kids were shit, but there are kids out there who do care, and the translation made it seem like the girls are arguing that NO YOUR KIDS ACTUALLY LOVE YOU THEY JUST THREW YOU AWAY BECAUSE… UH… UH…

Fucking Doremi I swear.

Haha, Jesus Christ.

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lesbiaaans asked: hey ember! since you are the resident animal expert, i was wondering if you could tell me about some stuff! specifically for my fancures thing, i want tomo to volunteer at a no-kill animal shelter, do you know about how that type of place works? like, are the animals kept in cages all day? are they let out at some points during the day? i imagine at the very least the dogs would need to... i was kind of thinking she could take the shelter dogs on walks but idk if that's, like, reasonable.

Oh, that’s perfectly reasonable!  I did just that for a shelter near my university!  Happy, mentally healthy animals get adopted out easier, so behavioral enrichment like walks or taking them out into a little area the shelter might have for playing is really helpful!  The dogs are kept in cages for most of the day, though big enough ones for them to walk (or, if they’re particularly tiny dogs, even run) around in.  The shelter may also have volunteers cleaning the cages and feeding and watering the animals.  They’ll probably have someone on the staff evaluating the animals that come in before they get anywhere near the general public, so Tomo will be told if there’s a dog who’s too much of a basket case to be taken out yet, or one who’s mostly okay but needs to be kept away from other dogs or small children or men or whatever.

Obviously though 100% of my experience is with American shelters, so for all I know things work completely differently in Japan.

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lesbiaaans replied to your post: lesbiaaans replied to your post: So, Inori.  I… actually, that was a mistranslation, she doesn’t say that! if you want i can go back and check what she actually says.

Omg, really?  FAIL, translators!

Thanks for the offer, but it’s enough to know Buki wasn’t actually being stupid in that scene.  I don’t see how anything she or anyone else could possibly be saying could make the scene itself not kind of stupid, though, so it’s probably not worth the effort.

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yeah, the thing about her faith is that it’s very shallow? like outside of her chiffon bonding episode, it’s mostly reduced to her saying ‘I BELIEVE!!’ over and over again. you don’t see WHY she believes. she just says it. all the time. u_u
Presumably she’s Catholic, because we see her praying in a church a few times, but she never outright mentions God.  Probably the most WTF moment though was in the movie when she’s face to face with a monster made of vengeful abandoned toys and argues with it that she belieeeeves children treasure their toys and wouldn’t just throw them away.  Yeah, Buki, okay, sure, just declare you believe something obviously counterfactual to someone who clearly knows better.  That will totally convince them that they’ve been wrong all this time.

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