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MINIMAX IS UNHINGED → NAUGHTY PIKACHU This tool is too much fun. MIDJOURNEY PROMPT: flash photo, Batman and real life pikachu having fun at a house party, 1980s --ar 3:2 --stylize 75 --v 6.1 MINMAX PROMPT STRUCTURES: 01. The camera [motion/direction] as Pikachu and Batman [action] 02. The camera...

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Hey that's me😎

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I love Minimax

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stop feeding my mind, its crazy as it is!!! amazing as usual Rory, love it.

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Gotta have some fun with it

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