no this is a lie he really wanted the dead kid to be named after him trust

6. What is their relationship with each other like?

married forever <3 pmd2 hero/partner was one of my first ships as a kid so i gotta keep that spirit alive for Rin and Nimbus, they’re so cute to me. They’re only officially together in the postgame of eos after Rin is revived though

11. What was the partner characters past like?

I’ve gone into Nimbus’s past here and here but to summarize, Nimbus was born in Limestone Cavern to the former leader of the Luxray tribe, who lost her tribe and went into hiding. Her other bio parent is the ditto that guards the time gear who was letting them hide out there.

Her mother was determined to recreate her tribe through Nimbus, and so she kept her on a literal harness to make sure Nimbus never left her sight, and she used fear tactics to keep Nimbus reliant on her. Nimbus managed to escape to explore one night, inspired by Ditto’s stories about Team Charm, Team AWD, and other exploration teams, and found the Relic Fragment. And after that it was history, she escaped Limestone Cavern altogether to become an explorer… but she’s still a very anxious and paranoid person, so it took meeting Rin to come out of her shell.

I’m watching Explorers (1985)

I’m watching Explorers (1985)

I’m watching Explorers (1985)

British Polar Medal with 'Antarctic 1912-14’ clasp. This was the expedition to the South Pole by the renowned explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton. (FTP)

Very funny how when you tell an xSxP about a gossip their eyes start shining and the interest in the conversation doubles hehe

Even my ISTP friends who speak a few words hehe. You mention a gossip and suddenly they are talking full sentences and asking questions 🤭🤭

Route of explorers Hamilton Hume and William Hovell in 1824 from NSW to what is now Victoria, they camped in the Keilor Plains near where Taylors Rd and Sydenham Rd now intersect

La Salle University Explorers

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“I remember being 13. I was staying at a Radisson Hotel up by San Francisco, watching out my window as a 14-year old River Phoenix walked back and forth across the parking lot, I went outside and I asked him, ‘What are you doing?’ And he said, ‘I’m practicing my character’s walk.’ He auditioned a series of walks for me, and it had never occurred to me to walk any other way but as cool as possible. That’s all I thought about.”

“I talked to him for a while. He’d never read a book. I gave him Catcher in the Rye. I had never listened to punk rock, and he gave me cassettes. I didn’t know what a vegetarian was. He showed me documentaries about slaughterhouses and the damage they were doing to our environment. He will always be a part of me.”

– Ethan Hawke remembering River Phoenix during his speech at the 37th Annual Palm Springs International Film Awards (x)

How This 100-Year-Old Sun Compass Unlocked Polar Exploration

• It Took a National Geographic Cartographer to Invent a Compass That Worked Where Compasses Don’t.

— By Brian Kevin | December 30, 2025

The inventor of this style of sun compass, Albert H. Bumstead, was a renowned tinkerer and the National Geographic Society’s first chief cartographer. Mark Thiessen, NGM Staff

The magnetized needle of a conventional compass wants to align with Earth’s magnetic field —helpful, unless you’re near the poles, where the field tugs straight downward, rendering magnetic compasses useless. Pilot and National Geographic Explorer Richard E. Byrd, who hoped to fly over the North Pole in the summer of 1925, lamented this during a pre-trip address to the National Geographic Society, and his gripe sent chief cartographer Albert H. Bumstead tinkering. Bumstead developed a novel piece of hardware, a bit like a swiveling watch. Incline it to match one’s latitude and the single, 24-hour hand tracks the sun across the sky.

Legendary American explorer and aviator Richard E. Byrd used Albert H. Bumstead’s sun compass to help navigate the perilous skies of both the North and South Pole. Here, Byrd carries the sun compass on a 1925 expedition over the Canadian Arctic. Photograph by Maynard Owen Williams, National Geographic

Since the sun at northern latitudes sits due south at noon, an Arctic aviator can align the hand with the sun and set a compass dial by the timepiece. Simple. Elegant. Byrd took one to the Arctic in 1925 and again in ‘26. He returned it to the cartographer engraved: “To Albert H. Bumstead. For getting us there.”

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“The Colonization”

When the GURPS game goes bad:

Explorers (1985, Joe Dante)

revision and then bowling (with explorers) kinda goated evening

Dolphins leading explorers to a hidden underwater paradise

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hammock time

Some pokémon mystery dungeon mentions in the TIME Pokémon magazine