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Project Laurica (New Year's Eve Special)
Key
* = First Evolution
** = Second Evolution
Laurica East Pokédex:
0. Fairoina (Fire/Fairy) [Legendary]
1. Riberbic (Grass/Rubber) [Starter]
2. Plastirubbes (Rubber/Grass) *
3. Rubbetin (Rubber/Steel) **
4. Contortile (Fire/Normal) [Starter]
5. Elastiote (Fire/Rock) *
6. Therasthenes (Molten/Ground) **
7. Lastiiformes (Water/Rubber) [Starter]
8. Flexiangler (Water/Dark) *
9. Luminokeras (Light/Water) **
10. Danausillar (Rubber/Bug)
11. Cardenolis (Rubber/Poison) *
12. Rubbonarch (Rubber/Flying) **
13. Plasalis (Rubber/Bug) *
14. Rubroy (Rubber/Bug) **
15. Whimsipupa (Fairy/Rubber) *
16. Limenitania (Fairy/Rubber) **
17. Chrysophag
My DA Projects
150 deviations
Literature
Chris-mas or Christ-mas?
People have been pronouncing “Christmas” the wrong way for years. If December 25th is the birthday of the most important person in Christianity, Then why have people been omitting the cross, the letter “t”, from the name? Is it “Chris-mas” or is it “Christ-mas”? The former is secular; the latter is saintly. The former revels in commercialism, While the latter calls commercialism a curse. Oh wait… Maybe people have not been pronouncing it wrong after all. “Chris-mas” sounds like a perfect name for this time of year. “I need to get more, más, gifts to my son Chris.” As if he does not already have enough “worldly possessions” to enjoy. This time of the year is a crazy one. Lots of holidays, Western and not, are competing for air time here, And every year goes, more or less, the same way: Chris-mas becomes the ball hog. “December is my house; I’m just letting y’all spend the night here until tomorrow.” OK, whatever. So if a “true believer” prefers “Chris-mas” over “Christ-mas”, Then are
Holiday Art
33 deviations
Literature
Karen (Birthday Gift for StretchM3)
Taciturn? She is. Mute? Maybe, in terms of sound. Emotionless? Nope! Silly, funny, and carefree, Her emotions are her words.
Commemorative Art
54 deviations
Literature
Karen (Birthday Gift for StretchM3)
Taciturn? She is. Mute? Maybe, in terms of sound. Emotionless? Nope! Silly, funny, and carefree, Her emotions are her words.
Fan Art and More
50 deviations
Arte y Literatura en Castellano
11 deviations
Contortion Art
17 deviations
Literature
March Maddie
A bright blanket of blue covers the sky above. Except for a white, radiant polka dot roughly in the
middle, the blanket is virtually a featureless, monotone mass high above the neighborhood. At
ground level lies a rectangular slab of concrete covered by a thin, transparent veneer of plastic
and polyurethane; fences surround and separate the slab from the rest of the neighborhood. When
viewed from above, the slab appears to be decorated with numerous lines, both straight and curved.
At each end lies a tall pole curving towards the center of the rectangular slab; each pole supports
a large, vertical, flat slab roughly in the shape of a he
Sports Art
10 deviations
Fusion Gallery
9 deviations
Literature
Chris-mas or Christ-mas?
People have been pronouncing “Christmas” the wrong way for years. If December 25th is the birthday of the most important person in Christianity, Then why have people been omitting the cross, the letter “t”, from the name? Is it “Chris-mas” or is it “Christ-mas”? The former is secular; the latter is saintly. The former revels in commercialism, While the latter calls commercialism a curse. Oh wait… Maybe people have not been pronouncing it wrong after all. “Chris-mas” sounds like a perfect name for this time of year. “I need to get more, más, gifts to my son Chris.” As if he does not already have enough “worldly possessions” to enjoy. This time of the year is a crazy one. Lots of holidays, Western and not, are competing for air time here, And every year goes, more or less, the same way: Chris-mas becomes the ball hog. “December is my house; I’m just letting y’all spend the night here until tomorrow.” OK, whatever. So if a “true believer” prefers “Chris-mas” over “Christ-mas”, Then are
Typed Gallery
31 deviations
Milestones
11 deviations
Scraps
5 deviations
