Where would Starr Park be located?

In the SpongeBob SquarePants collaboration, it was shown that Bikini Bottom is apparently near Starr Park. Bikini Bottom is based on a real archipelago that's somewhat close to Japan. What are your theories? Tell me, I want to know!

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u/Dino-fantasma — 9 days ago

I created this skin concept for Star Nova with a Mothman theme, so please give me ideas on how to improve this skin.

u/Dino-fantasma — 1 month ago

A vida do stu é uma merda kkkk

O cara não tem pernas tem só um olho é todo pobre fodido todo quebrado e provavelmente tem depressão kkkkkkk

Inclusive para quem acha que não faz sentido ele ter depressão e que é um jogo infantil saiba que o 8-bit é megalomaníaco

u/Dino-fantasma — 3 months ago

Postando TODAS as skins que eu ganhar nessa temporada até o fim dela,

Eu achei uma skin realmente legalzinha,

Sim toda vez que eu ganhar uma skin desse evento eu vou postar aqui porque eu quero

u/Dino-fantasma — 3 months ago

brawlers that are easy to beat up.

3- sprout, reason: it's already dead anyway

2- gale, reason: if I throw his gun on the ground he'll just turn into an old man.

1- Gray, reason: he's an elderly man and he's schizophrenic so... you know, right?

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u/Dino-fantasma — 4 months ago

theory: grom He used to be a soldier.

In this theory, he worked at a daycare and was then hired by the army, possibly for a war at that time. He was hardly ever home, and during one of the wars, his young son Moe died mysteriously. He went into mourning and left the war. Even after the war ended, the company that created Star Park hired him to work as a guide for lost children. One day, in a random trash can in the middle of his workplace, he found a blind rat which he adopted. Apparently, the rat had some interaction with the gems because it could talk and act like a human being. He adopted the rat and named it Moe as a tribute to his deceased son. He has many traumas today because of the war and the fact that his time at the daycare was anything but pleasant—lots of noise and constant chaos. It's a somewhat random theory I came up with, but I think it's fun to think about.

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u/Dino-fantasma — 4 months ago

Theory: The gems are alive.

When we realize it's scientifically impossible for an extraterrestrial rock or mineral to do something so drastic, this theory proposes that the gems are actually alien parasites. This theory was created by me. They possess two large purple shells and release spores that can enter hosts. The main thing is that to continue receiving energy, the gem alters the immune system, making it much faster and more energetic, causing large wounds to regenerate quickly. It also uses memories to place more protection in certain places, such as El Primo. Before the gems, he probably had memories of his battles. The gems would likely have created several protective filaments that would make his punches strong enough to give him more strength and resistance. The gems could enter inanimate objects, for example, Spike was a gem that entered a cactus and, after being shot, ended up awakening, creating control filaments and beginning to control it as if it were his body. It's a rather curious theory, but I liked how I did it. If you want me to talk about some historical event from Star Park and rewrite it in a more scientific way, just comment.

u/Dino-fantasma — 5 months ago

E aí..... ficou foda?

Sei lá uma arte aleatória eu só desenho um robô e botei um braço biológico parasita bizarro

u/Dino-fantasma — 5 months ago

Okay, I'll make theories about any brawler you want!

Just comment and I'll show you a theory about the brawler you (obviously) comment on!

u/Dino-fantasma — 5 months ago

the Galapagos snail

The Galapagos snail is one of the largest terrestrial mollusks ever seen, reaching over 6 meters in height. Descended from small island snails, it evolved slowly in a world where few predators existed. Its long, flexible neck allows it to reach the leaves of low trees, while its rough tongue scrapes mosses, lichens, and fungi that grow on its shell. The carapace functions as a walking ecosystem: plants, insects, and even small birds live on it. During dry seasons, the moss on its shell helps conserve moisture. Despite its colossal size, it is a calm and extremely slow animal, spending entire days feeding under the sun of the future Galapagos islands

u/Dino-fantasma — 5 months ago
▲ 30 r/dragons

It looks a lot like a dragon, but I don't know if I can really call this little creature a dragon...

u/Dino-fantasma — 5 months ago