@demonic
Joined on August 1st, 2019, this user has been a member for 2,505 days and is the 23,019th person to register an account.
Has 128 submissions, the first one uploaded on September 23rd, 2019 and the most recent on May 3rd, 2026.
Of those, 26 have been featured and 58 have won Users' Choice.
On average, each submission earns 4,356 downloads.
In total, they have been download 557,630 times.
Counting every individual stickfigure, including the contents of all packs, this user has technically made and submitted 499 stickfigures.
On average, when this user rates stickfigures, they are 87% positive.
Also, they are typically 83% positive when rating animation spotlights.
Has made 1,512 comments on non-activity pages of the site. Alternatively, this user has made 9,118 comments on actual activity pages of the site.
They have visited the site consecutively for 835 days, their best streak also being 835 days. On average, they post 6 updates and 8 comments per week.
This member is a Users' Choice voter!
Their current voting streak is 537 and their longest streak is 537 consecutive votes.
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Replying to comment by:Do you take commissions? What would be your price range?
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May 25th, 2026 – Monday
📢 Twenty Fifth 📢At this point, I’ve completely run out of any and all titles for the logs. There isn’t much going on up in the big dome, unfortunately. Anyways, plenty of great content, and, of course, an absurd amount of content from certain groups. Please, guys, don’t make twenty posts for one conversation; my computer is suffering the brunt of the page. Take a look below at the posts for today:
⚜️ Highlights ⚜️– Art by Clvn
– Stick Nodes “Cataclysm” activity
– Content from YT, comics, and more❗ Linked Posts ❗Art of Fizzy by Clvn
📎 https://sticknodes.com/members/clvnisdrawing/activity/1951115/
(IMAGE PROVIDED BELOW)Lawyer!?’s “It’s Later Than Usual”
📎 https://sticknodes.com/members/thinkmaster/activity/1951269/Bootlegsnake Asks for Feedback on “Promise Me”
📎 https://sticknodes.com/members/boot2/activity/1951110/Stick Nodes Magic by TheYoungin
📎 https://sticknodes.com/members/justafriendlyguy/activity/1951044/Phoenic Infection AU Design
📎 https://sticknodes.com/members/phoenic/activity/1950998/
(IMAGE PROVIDED BELOW)WWeirdGlazer’s Robot Dino
📎 https://sticknodes.com/members/notrealnova/activity/1950933/
(IMAGE PROVIDED BELOW)SSJ Son Goku Art, by Clvn
📎 https://sticknodes.com/members/clvnisdrawing/activity/1950870/Neighborly_Nepsnek Art
📎 https://sticknodes.com/members/neighborlynepsnek/activity/1950852/
(IMAGE PROVIDED BELOW)Stickguy Comics Baron Zemo Figure
📎 https://sticknodes.com/members/stickguywastaken/activity/1941250/⚒️ Stickfigure of the Day ⚒️2003 Seagrave Commander II Pumper Movieclip
By: TheFishingDude
📎 https://sticknodes.com/sticks/2003-seagrave-commander-ii-pumper-movieclip-nodemc/
(IMAGE PROVIDED BELOW)🎶 Song of the Day 🎶BANNERS – Someone To You
Suggested by Millie
📎 https://sticknodes.com/members/strangevehiclesenjoyer/activity/1950865/Chill Tracks
Suggested by Lawyer!?
📎 https://sticknodes.com/members/thinkmaster/activity/1951207/🎞️ The Frames 🎞️The Boys Season 4 (2024)
The Frames TV Series
📎 https://sticknodes.com/activity/p/1950831/🤨 SN: Out of Context 🤨
Day 87
📎 https://sticknodes.com/members/zemsmriggeralt/activity/1950797/
📎 https://sticknodes.com/members/zemsmriggeralt/activity/1950950/🚨 DWD 🚨Day 78 without drama
📎 (No link, sorry)💡 Final Notes 💡Sorry for any mistakes with links.
Have a nice day 🙂
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Actually ridiculous how good you are at this
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How could you tell?
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Saeculorium #4
Nations, Kingdoms, Empires #1SrivijayaThe Srivijaya Empire, also known as Sri Vijaya, was a thalassocratic (a primarily seaborne state) empire in modern-day Malaysia & Indonesia, based on the island of Sumatra. It relied on the trade of the region and its powerful maritime economy, becoming an incredibly influential nation in Southeast Asia’s history.
Srivijaya’s fleet would project power across waterways and function as a valuable defensive and offensive tool against its rivals, including but not limited to the Khmer Empire, Champa, and the Mataram Kingdom. China would be the empire’s closest friend, conducting lucrative trades across the vast sea. It is, in fact, Chinese monks and inscriptions that verify the empire’s very existence, with the earliest references being in the 7th century.
Scholars tell of Srivijaya’s involvement in Buddhism and Hinduism, detailing great shrines and dedications to the associated faiths. This would be especially clear in its capital, Palembang, of which there has been much study. It’s said that the King’s Court (Kedatuan) and religious structures would be built on solid land, while commonfolk and other institutions lived & operated on floating houses in the reeds of the Musi River. However, some scholars would still argue that Palembang was NOT the capital, and instead, the center of Srivijaya was Jambi. Given the lack of real historical evidence on this empire, it’s an ongoing debate.
The empire would fall to pieces after large raids on coasts and ports from the then-powerful Chola Empire sometime in 1025. Unfortunately, after it fell, it was largely forgotten, at least until historians looked into its existence and postulated it in 1918, almost 900 years after it disintegrated.
Links & Information:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Srivijaya
Related Music:
N/A this timeFeatured Images:
1. Map of Srivijaya’s extent
2. Modern-day Palembang: what the floating houses might have looked like
3. Wat Kaew, from Srivijayan times
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This info may or may not be useful in my history class next year…I took notes btw
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i bet you’re one of those guys that love history
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How could you tell?
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Warlock joined the group
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Blame Ralph
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I need to solidify his design first. Big plans for that 😈
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Samurai art
Stanchion figure soon, and next Saeculorium post is tomorrow. It will be covering Srivijaya
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Warlock your art is so good and you’re so good at making figures
So when the FUCK are you gonna make your little OC dude into a figure?
2026-05-18 21:26:43 UTC-
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I need to solidify his design first. Big plans for that 😈
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2026-05-18 21:40:42 UTC
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Warlock
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Saeculorium #3
Influential Figures #1Basil II, the Bulgar SlayerBasil II Porphyrogenitus (958 – 1025), nicknamed Bulgar Slayer, or Boulgaroktόnos, ruled the Byzantine Empire from 976 to 1025. His reign of almost 50 years was the longest of any Roman Emperor, and in that time, he would rapidly expand the empire and cement its power in the region.
After some civil war early in his imperial career, Basil II, nicknamed the Purpleborn, would lead many military excursions into foreign lands. This is what he would, more or less, be popularly known for. He would earn his epithet of Bulgar Slayer when he brought the Bulgarian Empire under heel, stabilizing the Eastern frontier. A campaign against the Fatimids would be led, but it would simply end in a truce without much change. Basil II would also introduce “Roman diplomacy” (steel and fire) to the Khazar Khaganate and the Kingdom of Georgia, which were largely successful.
Despite his track record of military activity, Basil II would not sit idly in his homeland and proved himself time and time over again, mastering administrative duties. He would also form the military unit, the Varangian Guard, who would loyally guard the throne of the Byzantines for decades, despite not being Roman – I’ll cover the Varangians soon.
Nowadays, he’s seen as a Greek hero, but, of course, is quite hated among Bulgarians, unfortunately. You can’t REALLY blame them, though, can you?
Links & Information:
https://www.britannica.com/biography/Basil-II
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basil_IIRelated Music:
Song about Basil II by Farya Faraji: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w9iMaaqZQDcImaged Featured:
1. Modern rendition art of Basil II
2. Art of Basil II’s campaign in Georgia
3. The Byzantine Empire by the time of his death
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Saeculorium #2
Battles and Wars #1Battle of SekigaharaJapan has a history of great strife and feuding clans, with pseudo-military ownership of the country, a position called Shogun, being fought over near-constantly for centuries. This position would cause massive wars and battles, throwing lives away for a title. Arguably the most important battle of this magnitude occurred on October 21st, 1600, at Sekigahara, modern-day Gifu prefecture.
A power vacuum was created when Toyotomi Hideyoshi’s heir, Hideyori, a five-year-old boy, was put in power. Clans scrambled to take advantage and claim what they thought was theirs. After many events of conspiracy, Tokugawa Ieyasu was brought into battle against a loyal Toyotomi vassal, Ishida Mitsunari. The battle would be shrouded by a curtain of fog, and Mitsunari would take the defensive. Defecting factions on the side of the Toyotomi led to a decisive victory for Tokugawa Ieyasu, and a long and arduous fight would see the start of the Tokugawa shogunate, which would rule Japan for ~200 years. That is, of course, largely simplified – the battle is incredibly interesting and unique if you’d like to read about it.
After many centuries of warring states, the period this battle brought about, called the Edo period, would be seen as a time of relative peace. It would only end with the Meiji Restoration, when imperial power was returned, and Japan modernized at astonishing rates, opening trade (perhaps unwillingly) to countries like the US.
Links & Information:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Sekigahara
https://www.nps.gov/gett/learn/historyculture/battle-of-sekigahara.htmFun Fact:
This battle would be turned into a movie in 2017, simply called “Sekigahara.” Haven’t watched it myself, but maybe I will now.Related Music:
Not about Sekigahara, but it’s about a Japanese event in that time period, and it matches what you might think of when imagining the fight: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GF_IbFpn-HAImaged Featured:
1. Artistic rendition of the battle
2. Strategic map of Japanese forces
3. Tokugawa Ieyasu (1543 – 1616)
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Tank beats ghost, tank beats hunter, tank beats everything
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