1. That creppy baby in the thumbnail remeinds me Captain Kurotsuchi's Bankai

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2. 2023 🤍👊

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3. remember how the skull ram had a conjoined heart? I wonder, is it a coincidence the fact that the sphynx (and I guessing that she's a ram) wanted to eat the red larvae that said it had "twice" the heart?

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4. When the grub said "I'll give you a hint. Everyone has one." I immediately thought "A mom?" Since it is possible for some animals to be born without a father (worker bees, wasps and ants, since the workers are all females and born from unfertilized eggs, while drones (males) are born from fertilized eggs), but there is no life without a mother.
   Although, I am not sure how it works with starfish that can make clones of themselves by having their arms cut off. Is the original starfish still to be considered the mother of the clone, or are they to be considered siblings? I feel like the former though…
   I feel like, when it comes to clones, the original can be considered either parent or sibling, depending on who creates the clone.
   If the original is the one who creates the clone themselves, like with starfish by getting an arm cut off, or taking a piece of their own DNA and then creating their own clone (if one is a scientist, anyway), then I think the clone would be considered the child/offspring of the original.
   However, if someone else were to take a piece of DNA from the original and then create their clone (like a scientist creating a clone of a citizen), then I think the clone would be considered a sibling to the original, while the scientist is the parent of the clone, since they are the one creating the clone. Siblings do share DNA with each other, and identical twins have, I believe, the exact same DNA (or almost exact anyway), so they are pretty close to being clones of each other, but they did not create each other, their parents did.

   So in other words:
   If you create your own clone, the clone is your child.
   If someone else creates your clone, the clone is your sibling.
   That's my belief/headcanon, anyway.

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5. I'm pretty sure the red larva represents the Woman's heart, which she locked away cause she thought it was stupid. So she wasn't killing it, just kinda, putting it back where it was supposed to be.

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6. When I 1st played this game I could not get passed that giant monster baby on my own. My brother had to help me lol

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7. Those rpg games will be my forever favourites 👌🏻👌🏻 IB and this one takes the 1st place

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8. Rip the red larva :,(

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9. 💖💖💖👊

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10. The game: "Everyone has a mother"
    Me, whose mother died when I was 12:

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11. I come back to these for the nostalgia & the brofist 😂

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12. Red larva was too cute 😩

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13. Caterpillar: “Don’t step on the flowers!”
    Pewds: *Steps on flowers, then idles for an inordinate amount of time* “I’m trying not to step on the flowers!”
    LOL 😂
    Aww, also I got emotional about the sweet little red larvae!!!

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14. If someone ever asks me why I don’t wanna kids, I’m showing them this video

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