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Mordecai

@sorcerousteeth

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Mordecai@sorcerousteeth· Jul 27

18. "CHASER" by Femtanyl Equal parts bouncy, energetic, and crunchy, CHASER offers a crisp shock to your system. Immensely fun to listen to if you can keep up with its noisy, rapid-fire breakbeats.

Mordecai@sorcerousteeth· Jul 27

17.1 Further thoughts on Metroid Prime 4: Beyond #Mordi'sMediaThread2026

God this game is such a weird, mixed bag. For all the gorgeous designs, environments, and music there's just as many lame combat encounters, corny dialogue, and other dumb shit that just falls completely flat.

I'm not opposed to Samus talking or interacting with others. I love Fusion for the insights we glean into Samus' thinking and the relationship she had with Adam. What little interactions you get with the other bounty hunters in Prime 3 are also really fun. It's just that the interactions she has with others in Prime 4 feel... awkward, to put it mildly. Again, I'm not opposed to Samus speaking or there being other characters; they just need to be written better than they were here, especially when that's meant to be such an obvious focus.

The bosses are all decent to great, but most enemy encounters are just lame as hell. I hated fighting the Greavers by the end of the game because of how spongy they are and just constantly dodging my attacks or deflecting my missiles. They're such a cool concept too but are just ground into the dirt by being *so* overused. Same goes for those stupid fucking robots, oh my God. They are too fucking tanky for their own good, even when using the Thundershot.

The story is also all over the place. Like... what the actual fuck lmao. There's scaffolding here for a story like that of Prime 1 or Prime 2, but they just set things up that go... nowhere. The imagery of the ending was beautiful but completely hollow since I barely connected with the Lamorn and their plight.

The villain also barely appears and does basically fuck all the entire game. His fight was fun, but the whole shtick of having to heal the Galactic Federation soldiers and their forced "sacrifice" after the fakeout in the mines just feels insulting.

The bike is fine to drive and handles well. Listening to jams while collecting crystals wasn't too bad until I decided to go for the 200% completion. These bastards put *exactly* that amount of crystals into the game and if you missed a tiny speck somewhere in one of the shrines? Go fuck yourself, you can't get 200% until you scour every inch of desert to find the single spot you forgot to shoot. Absolutely insane design choice, I hate it. What a fucking mess this game is, God damn...

Mordecai@sorcerousteeth· Jul 27

17. Metroid Prime 4: Beyond A perplexing mix of design choices weighs heavily on a game whose art, music, and core game feel are all incredible. I'm truly saddened by just how conflicted and frustrated this game left me. For all its splendor, there's no redeeming such a hollow ending.

Mordecai@sorcerousteeth· Jul 27

16. "Prismer I" by BLACKSHAPE Soft, ethereal vocals and synths give way to walls of guitar punctuated by galloping drums and intense riffs. Chugging guitar passages contrast soaring vocals and heavy, deliberate percussion. An aural treat from start to finish.

Mordecai@sorcerousteeth· Jul 27

15. Nimona Holy fuck is this movie queer (and I love it). Nimona is so genuine and the dynamic they have with Ballister is an absolute treat. Rebellion against systems, understanding the harm they perpetuate, and choosing allyship; themes all dressed up in wonderful animation and great jokes.

Mordecai@sorcerousteeth· Jul 27

14. To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! An incredibly funny and surprisingly heartwarming dramedy that was as campy as it was genuine. The queens are all absolute gems and their banter is amazing. A thoroughly queer story that will be getting added to my rotation of movies for Pride month 🏳️‍🌈

Mordecai@sorcerousteeth· Jun 8

Super cute new icon by the wonderful @shlimaz.bsky.social! I had meant to post this a few weeks back when he had finished it but that was right before my move so I've had my hands pretty full lol Anyway, I love how this turned out and hope to get some more art done by him in the future~ 🐶❤️

Mordecai@sorcerousteeth· May 7

13. "Tales from Earthsea" by Ursula K. Le Guin Beautiful tales from many different times and places in Earthsea. "The Finder" was such a wonderful, fleshed out story, but I also loved "The Bones of the Earth" and "Dragonfly". The lore stuff at the end was also a treat to read. Incredible as always.

Mordecai@sorcerousteeth· May 5

12. Easy Delivery Co. A short, sweet, "cozy" game where you play as a cute cat delivering packages along a cold, lonely mountain range. The driving mechanics have a solid, arcade-y feel and the OST rules. The story is sparse but what is there is touching. A solid little indie title.

Mordecai@sorcerousteeth· May 5

11. GOAT Pretty simple plot that doesn't challenge the viewer, but gorgeous visuals, wonderful character designs, and genuinely funny dialogue make it an enjoyable watch. Is it groundbreaking? No, but not every movie has to be. A fun film I'm happy to add to my collection

Mordecai@sorcerousteeth· Apr 27

10. "Tehanu" by Ursula K. Le Guin A powerful though at times messy story centering women and their place in the world of Earthsea. I absolutely love the cast of characters and their many real, complicated, conflicting feelings. A beautiful and raw story that only deepens my love for this series.

Mordecai@sorcerousteeth· Apr 27

9. Mobile Suit Gundam: The Witch from Mercury Charming characters, fun fight scenes, and some insane plot twists made this an overall enjoyable experience. The story was a bit hard to follow at times and a little undercooked, but the series does a lot with what time it has. Solid overall!

Mordecai@sorcerousteeth· Apr 4

Picked up a few new albums for my collection~ 🐶✨

The cover for Nala Sinephro's ambient/jazz album, Endlessness.

The cover for Mammal Hands' nu jazz/experimental album, Circadia.

The cover for Regressor's funky, up-beat math rock/metal album, Big Juicy.

The covers of the soundtracks for the game Tetris Effect: Connected and Lumines Arise, both by Hydelic. The latter album is in collaboration with Takako Ishida.

Mordecai@sorcerousteeth· Mar 30

Finally got around to getting an updated ref by none other than the wonderful @catofmanycolors.bsky.social! Thanks again for bringing my boy to life, this came out looking absolutely incredible~ 🐶❤️

Mordecai@sorcerousteeth· Mar 29

8. "The Farthest Shore" by Ursula K. Le Guin I thoroughly enjoyed this book as much as the previous two! The worldbuilding and storytelling on display is masterful as ever. Genuinely one of the most horrifying villains and coolest setups I've had the pleasure of engaging with in a long time.

The cover of the book "The Farthest Shore" by Ursula K. Le Guin. The cover depicts part of a dragon's face, its scales myraid shades of orange, red, and yellow. Its eye dominates the center of the frame, painted in those same fiery colors as its scales. A slit pupil focuses on the viewer, menacing and curious.

Mordecai@sorcerousteeth· Mar 29

7. "The Money Store" by Death Grips I've not really jelled with Death Grips any other time I'd tried their music, but something about this album just... took hold of me and wouldn't let go. Insane wordplay, crazy beats, and a simultaneously abrasive and addictive vibe I just keep coming back to.

The cover to the album "The Money Store" by the alternative rap/punk group, Death Grips. The album cover features art of two women in black and white. The left half of the album background is white, the right half is black. The woman on the left is taller, wearing only a pair of underwear and and a latex pup hood. Her breasts are covered by the album title, but scars reading "Death Grips" are etched into the space just above her breasts. In her right hand there appears to be a grocery bag with various items. The woman on the right side of the cover holds a chain/leash connecting to the woman on the left side of the cover. The woman on the right side of the cover is somewhat more clothed, but not by much. She is smoking a cigarette and appears to be wearing a leathery daddy cap. She has long, white hair and her expression is pensive and thoughtful.

Mordecai@sorcerousteeth· Feb 27

6. "Mountainhead" by Everything Everything Coldplay if they got weird with it and were *actually* good. Seriously though, this is some really fun, accessible, and surprisingly poignant, artsy alt/pop rock. A wonderful discovery my husbear shared with me that I've had on repeat all week.

The cover of the album "Mountainhead" by the band Everything Everything. The cover is an orange color, with a character standing in the center of the frame. They appear to be wearing a grey suit with a dark, navy dress shirt underneath. Rather than having a normal, human head, their head is an inverted mountain. The peak rests on their neck and is obscured by the collar of their suit jacket and shirt, while the rest of the mountain spans outward to dominate the upper half of the album cover.

Mordecai@sorcerousteeth· Feb 27

5. Princess Mononoke A jaw-droppingly beautiful, timeless tale about humanity, nature, and the struggle for balance - with the world, with others, and within ourselves. The direction, art, music, and voice acting are all incredible. Moro's Japanese VA in particular gave me chills. Absolute kino ❤️

The Japanese cover of the animated movie Princess Mononoke. The cover features the titular princess, San, standing beside a massive, white wolf, Moro. San appears dressed in plain, sleeveless attire. A white pelt is draped around her shoulders. Beast fangs decorate the string holding the pelt in place. Large, white, ceramic/bone earrings hang from her ears. Her face is panted with streaks of dark, red paint. Blood stains her lips. In her right hand she holds a strange, wooden mask with yet more white fur surrounding it. In her left hand she holds a dagger made of bone. Both she and Moro stare into the camera with an intense glare.

Mordecai@sorcerousteeth· Feb 14

”Many are the stars I see, yet in my eye no star like thee.” Super cute valentine's/anniversary commission by @lynxfeathers.bsky.social of me and my wonderful husbear, @akiscafe.bsky.social! 🐶❤️🐻 Been together for nearly 7 years now and there's no one I'd rather be with than you, babe~ :/3 ❤️

A picture of two anthro characters leaning in close for a kiss. On the left is Aki, a bear-tanuki hybrid. On the right is Mordecai, a shiba inu-wolf hybrid. Aki's fur is various shades of brown, with a white muzzle a tuft of pink hair atop his head. Mordecai's fur is orange with a lighter, cream shade on his chest, lower muzzle, and the ridge of fur between his ears and along his neck. Both characters have their eyes closed and are surrounded by little hearts.

Mordecai@sorcerousteeth· Feb 8

4.1 Further thoughts on Silent Hill f #Mordi'sMediaThread2026

What a game! Some of the endings made me cry and others made my skin crawl. The enemy and location designs are both excellent, though I'm a bit bummed there aren't more enemy designs throughout the game. The story overall was also excellent and really hits on a lot of themes I feel deserve to be explored more in horror media.

The Japanese voice acting is excellent and everyone did a standout job! Hinako's VA was especially good imo, conveying so much pent up rage, fear, and pain while also portraying this very cool and collected side of the character when interacting with Shu or her friends.

The Otherworld designs are just as good as Ebisugaoka imo, they just tap into different kinds horror tropes. The sequence in the Shimizu residence was legit one of the most harrowing experiences I've had in a game in a long time, even if there were barely any enemies. I also loved all the folklore and mythology that ties into the the themes of the story, particularly with Kotoyuki.

My one gripe is the combat. It's... fine. These games aren't known for their combat so I get what they were going for, but After getting the first two endings I just turned down the difficulty to finish up the last few endings so combat would go by faster. But other than that I thoroughly enjoyed this game! Highly recommended for any Silent Hill fans or fans of horror games in general

Mordecai@sorcerousteeth· Feb 8

4. Silent Hill f A tense, unnerving story about societal expectations, womanhood, gender roles, and the freedom to choose and express oneself all set in a world that is as beautifully haunting as it is terrifying. Combat wasn't my favorite, but otherwise excellent. #Mordi'sMediaThread2026

The cover of the game Silent Hill f. The main character, Hinako Shimizu, stands at the center of the frame. She is a young woman with short, dark hair. She is wearing the uniform of her high school. It is made of a black/dark blue fabric with white accents along the shoulders and along the collar of the shirt. She is looking directly at the viewer with a pensive expression. The left half of the frame is dominated by a nest of red flowers, prominently featuring red spider lilies (also known as "corpse flowers" for their association with death and the afterlife). The right half of the frame is much lighter, with a mixture of red and white flowers mingling with touches of stone and moss in the background.

Mordecai@sorcerousteeth· Feb 5

My brother in Christ are you okay? The average* heterosexual man is deeply unwell I'm afraid. These are the razors in question btw. I just use one for my head and one for my face tf do you mean the one on the left is "feminine"??? 😭

A picture of the Leaf Two Razor. It is a safety razor created more in the style of a cartridge razor. It has more of a Y shape with a pivoting head.

A picture of the Merkur 34c razor. It is a traditional safety razor with a sort of T shape.

Mordecai@sorcerousteeth· Feb 5

3. Pipistrello and the Cursed Yoyo A Metroidvania/Zelda-like with yoyos, groovy Brazilian city vibes, and loads of anthro critters? Sign me up! Super customizable difficulty, great music, tough bosses and platforming challenges, and just loads of fun overall. #Mordi'sMediaThread2026

A screenshot of the final credits slide of Pipistrello and the Cursed Yoyo. The main character, Pipistrello, is standing on the titular "cursed yoyo", holding a golden trophy with the #1 on it. His auntie comments, "Until next time... Auntie out!"

A fully cleared save file for the game Pipistrello and the Cursed Yoyo. I have gotten 100% completion by collection all the in-game collectibles and uncovering all the game's secrets.

A screenshot of the Steam achievements for Pipistrello and the Cursed Yoyo. I have completed all achievements, achieving full 100% completion.

Mordecai@sorcerousteeth· Jan 26

2. Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit A super charming animated film with plenty of jokes both obvious and subtle. The slapstick, visual humor, character design, and premise all come together to create a really fun experience I'd happily rewatch in a few months. #Mordi'sMediaThread2026

The cover of the 2005 film Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit. Wallace, a human man, stands behind his canine companion Gromit, dressed in a blue set of coveralls, a matching baseball cap, and dark boots. He's holding a device used for catching and removing rabbits. Wallace's expression is cheery while Gromit appears more serious. Behind them is a pumpkin patch with a comically large pumpkin looming behind them. The letters W and G carved into the large pumpkin.

Mordecai@sorcerousteeth· Jan 25

1.1 Further thoughts on American Psycho #Mordi'sMediaThread2026

I seriously enjoyed this movie! Patrick is such a disgusting guy and Christian Bale plays him perfectly. The opening and ending monologues are both excellent and so much of Patrick's internal dialogue is as insightful and horrifying as it is funny because of how petty and pathetic he is.

There's plenty of other really funny pieces of dialogue and the way Patrick just info dumps about music before killing his victims is something that kind of surprised me. I legit rewatched those scenes a few times just to focus on what he's actually saying instead of the prep he's carrying out for the murder to come.

For as funny as some of the dialogue is there's plenty more that is just... stomach-turning. The way Patrick talks to and about women, his homophobia, his racism, and the ways these attitudes are both tolerated and encouraged is clearly meant to draw the audiences ire and disdain but that doesn't make it any less uncomfortable. That said, it feels purposeful and the film is obviously critical of Bateman's attitudes. This film is certainly not the most elegant critique of these subjects I've seen, but it's surprisingly refreshing considering the age we live in now.

Aside from it's more general social commentary, the horror of Bateman's murders is really sharp and distressing. The violence gets a bit goofy toward the end of the movie, but I'd say that's intentional considering just how bizarre that last 20 minutes of the film are.

The bit with the ATM had me cackling, and the sheer mania of Patrick sprinting from building to building before calling his lawyer really gets you in the sweaty, stressed out headspace of the killer. The scene where he talks to his lawyer, shouting at him "Why, you stupid bastard!" followed by his closing monologue is just the cherry on top. "This is not an Exit".

If you've got the stomach for it I highly recommend giving this a watch. It's really fucking funny in places, but it'll just as quickly turn your stomach with the violent death of a woman or a messed up "joke" about gay men or black people.

Mordecai@sorcerousteeth· Jan 25

1. American Psycho (2000) A movie that is both intensely amusing and deeply disturbing. While the movie's themes are obvious on first viewing, subsequent viewings further clarify the critiques of masculinity, conformity, chauvinism, and the treatment of women. #Mordi'sMediaThread2026

The cover of the 2000 film American Psycho. The main character, Patrick Bateman, is looking at a character off screen with a cold, serious stare. He is dressed in a dark suit and tie. He is holding a knife in his hand. A woman is reflected in the blade of the knife. She is wearing a black, strapless dress and heels, her head tilted as though looking at Patrick in a flirtatious or enticing way. Her expression is obscured by a layer of static that coats the rest of the image.

Mordecai@sorcerousteeth· Nov 30

21. Ghost of Tsushima - Iki Island DLC (100%) A moving story about facing your inner darkness and learning to forgive yourself set in an absolutely gorgeous new area. Loved all the new quests, animal shrines, and vanity gear that was added. A perfect addition to a game I already love ❤️

Mordecai@sorcerousteeth· Nov 8

20. "The Tombs of Atuan" by Ursula K. Le Guin Took me a bit longer to finish than AWoE but it was just as good! Very different from the first book, but with equally stunning prose. Genuinely has some of my favorite dialogue and philosophical musings I've read so far. Another banger, Miss Le Guin ❤️

Mordecai@sorcerousteeth· Nov 8

19. Bluey (S1 - S3) My *God* is this series cute! And thoughtful and heartfelt and just... ugh, there are few things I can recommend without hesitation, but this is one of them. A few episodes here and there always help perk me. The characters, the gags, the art... one of my new favorite series 🐶❤️

Mordecai@sorcerousteeth· Nov 1

Chat we are *so* fucking back 👀 Tunes to accompany this little snippet: youtu.be/Ue5vQmxMh5c #furry #writing #worldbuilding

A pale, blue light emanates from the tip of my wand, illuminating the inky darkness of the forest clearing. There it stands: a tall, languid beast, misshapen and terrifying. Aether as black and ancient as the Void animates the thing, crooked, warping streaks of white defining its silhouette. The Shadow’s fur bristles, its glowing, eyeless sockets fixed on me.

“I spent so much time afraid and ashamed of you... holding in all that pain and doubt and anxiety… I couldn’t let them see it. They’d think I was weak, that I didn’t have wait it takes to complete my Proving… I didn’t want to disappoint them.”

The Shadow snarls, its posture shifting as I take a step forward.

“And yet, despite my best efforts, I still didn’t earn my Proving. My fear of you had left me blind to your influence; how it had completely consumed me. And now…”

I touch the pale, scarred flesh marking the left half of my face.

“You’ve claimed more than just my mind. You’ve scarred my face and have taken one of my eyes. And you’ll just keep taking more ‘til I am all but gone.”

My grip tightens, wisps of static-laden mist escaping my muzzle. The Shadow’s shape morphs and grows, bones and sinew snapping as I take another step closer.

“After all this time, I finally understand. You are a part of me – for better and for worse. I was a fool to think I could cast you out, let alone destroy you.”

My eye begins to glow as the light of my wand intensifies. The impenetrable, otherworldly darkness of the clearing begins to dissipate, receding back into the vast void of nothingness just beyond.

“Strength alone could never bring you to heel, but I’ve learned what can.”

I take another step forward, radiant silver rays of light pouring from the tip of my wand. The Shadow cries out, its half-changed form drawing back into itself as it blindly staggers deeper into the woods.

“Here and now… I will make myself whole again.”