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In a world where tradition met technology, the Future-Forged Bushido was the code followed by a new generation of cybernetic samurai. With nanotech-enhanced katanas and augmented skills, they embraced honor, discipline, and modernity as they defended a future where the ancient ways and futuristic tech coexisted.

As the sun dipped below the city skyline, casting long shadows across the metropolis, an Urban Arboreal Assault unfurled with the sudden emergence of a colossal, vengeful tree. Its roots cracked through the asphalt, branches shattered skyscrapers, and the city's inhabitants stood in awe as nature took its vengeance upon their concrete jungle.

As the stood in the desolate ruins of an ancient temple, he felt a sense of unease wash over him. Suddenly, a massive, indescribable creature emerged from the shadows, its grotesque appendages looming over him, and he realized too late the true horror of the Elder Gods.

The Flamethrower Troopers of the 185th Arctic stood tall, melting everything in their path with a fiery determination. Their mission? Survive the winter without melting themselves away.

As I stepped through the portal, I was immediately greeted by an otherworldly horror that I could never have imagined. The screaming, writhing mass of tentacles paralyzed me with fear.

The monster panda rampaged through the city, its enormous size and ferocity striking fear into the hearts of all who saw it. Despite the efforts of the military and law enforcement, the beast seemed unstoppable, leaving destruction and chaos in its wake.

As the Steampunk Eagle soared over the city, its clockwork wings hummed and clicked with precision. With each beat, it brought a sense of wonder to the people below, who marveled at the fusion of technology and nature.

A dapper frog in a top hat and cane appeared from the wings of the gala. With a charming smile, perfect manners, and a tap of his cane, he greeted the guests with a smooth crooning voice.

As the sun set over the seaside village, the villagers watched in awe as a massive robotic octopus emerged from the waves. Its tentacles glistened in the light as it scanned the shore for any signs of danger.

What else can you say? We should prefer presidents who weren't indicted, right?

A sad Kaiju who just wants to play the piano is sad and crying along on his island.

Hope you like this fun, colorful design of a corgi spinning some tunes behind the 1s and 2s. Perfect for anyone who loves music and adorable dogs!

A corgi in a retro-synthwave styling.

A regal painting of a corgi in the style of an oil painting.

Robots shopping for Christmas presents in a shopping mall.

The Royal Red Panda stood watch over the kingdom for over a millenia.

A cogi illustrated in the Synthwave Style.

DJ Corgi mixing it up.

An owl who lost his eye during a clash with Death Eaters, and had a magical glass eye inserted as a replacement.

(C.R.E.A.M. get the money) Here we here we go (Dolla dolla bill y'all) Check this shit, yo!

Thank you for the inspiration Sugar Hill Gang. "Everybody go: Hotel, motel, Holiday Inn You see, if your girl starts acting up, then you take her friend."

If you've you've just completed Damsel Save, Catapult Slam, Peasant Revolt, Joust Victory, or Trolls! get ready for some Multiball Madness!

​Although the artist for this illustration is unknown, the picture comes from the book entitled, "Under the Waves; or, diving in deep waters: a tale," written by Scottish author Robert Michael Ballantyne, and published by James Nisbet and Co., in 1887, in London, England. More about this book and it's author can be found here: http://pdtee.weebly.com/a-diving-tale.html

"Now I am become Death, the destroyer of worlds."

We are the robots. A functioning automatic and dancing mechanic.

A 1980's radio-transistor radio battery powered electric black ghetto blaster retro am/FM 80s portable radio. Throw down some card board box and you'll be set.

Illustration of a Hercules Beetle by Samuel Howitt from the book, "A companion to Mr. Bullock's London Museum and Pantherion" by William Bullock.

This illustration was created by Henrique Alvim Corrêa between 1876-1910. It was used in the Brazilian cover of the HG Wells Classic novel, "The War of the Worlds".

The Tatooine Marathon 1979 promotional design

This illustration was created by artist John Tenniel, and is from the book entitled, The Poetical Works of Edgar Allen Poe. It was published in New York by J.S. Redfield in 1858. Read about this artist, his works and his life at: http://pdtee.weebly.com/the-raven.html

This illustration depicts a dense swarm of green-headed locusts fills the horizon. Read more about this illustration by visiting: http://pdtee.weebly.com/a-plague-of-locusts.html

This wood engraving illustration comes from the book entitled Quarles' Emblems that was illustrated by Henry Rogers and Chalres Bennett. There is little information available on both artists. Read more about the author and this illustration at: http://pdtee.weebly.com/sin1.html

T-Shirt from the 1st Annual 1979 Tatooine Marathon.

Visit Bolton, UK. One of the UK's friendliest towns. It has some very interesting fun runs.

Illustration found in the book entitled "The English Dance of Death." After the period of the stylish baroque Dance of Death, the late 18th and 19th Centuries. The artist of this piece, Thomas Rowlandson, imagines the death waiting for one of the many vices/modern tools of destruction at the time to take hold and be perpetuated throughout the English Empire. This piece is a satiric commentary on the influence English culture during the time.

Illustration by Valerjan Kiprijanov of St. Basil's Cathedral, in Moscow. Illustration is from the book entitled, Histoire pittoresque de l'architecture en Russie.