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The Story of Opachii.Studio

 

Long ago, before the first brushstroke touched canvas and before the first note echoed through the silence, there was a dream. That dream would one day become Opachii's Studio—a sanctuary for creation, where art, music, and stories converge into something timeless.
The word “Opachii” was whispered first in the quiet of the imagination. It was not simply a name, but a vessel. It carried within it the vision of a world where creativity is not bound by one medium but allowed to flow freely—across books, melodies, photographs, and digital realms.
At its foundation, Opachii's Studio was not designed as just another website. It was envisioned as a home—a place where every project would live like a star in a constellation, connected yet unique, each guiding wanderers toward inspiration.
The earliest spark came from storytelling. Children’s books, whimsical yet profound, emerged like seeds pushing through soil. These stories—metaphorical and luminous—were the roots that gave Opachii's Studio its grounding.
Then came photography: moments frozen in time, leaves trembling in the wind, sunsets mirrored on still lakes, and the gaze of wild creatures. Each photograph told a story of its own, and the studio grew branches wide enough to hold them.
Music soon joined the family. Notes played under the name “Opachii” carried an energy that words alone could not contain. From cinematic orchestral scores to bright electronic rhythms, the studio became a cathedral of sound where listeners could lose themselves.
But Opachii's Studio was never content to remain a gallery. It was built with the heart of a forge—a place where new ideas are hammered into shape, where failures melt down into lessons, and where each spark becomes a star in the greater vision.
Visitors to the site would not simply see products; they would walk through a narrative. Each page offered more than information; it offered a step into the world of the creator. Books introduced values, photographs offered meditation, and music whispered unspoken truths.
The brand carried not just art but philosophy. It asked its visitors: “What do you dream of creating? What stars guide your journey?” Opachii's Studio became both mirror and lantern, reflecting the passions of its founder while lighting the way for others.
In its halls, one could find “Guidance to the Stars,” a series of stories where creatures of the earth taught lessons of gratitude, courage, and perseverance. These tales, though written for children, resonated with adults who had forgotten the language of wonder.
Alongside the books, there were coloring pages and puzzles—portals inviting people not only to observe creativity but to participate in it. Opachii's Studio did not just want admirers; it wanted companions on the creative journey.
The site also offered something sacred: music released under Opachii’s name. Each track was like a prayer sung into the digital sky, sometimes fierce with drums and strings, sometimes delicate as a single piano key trembling in silence.
Over time, the studio became a library of worlds. Each section of the site opened like a door: one to forests of photographs, one to oceans of sound, one to skies filled with fables. Yet all were tied together by the same golden thread—the belief that art changes lives.
Beyond being a portfolio, Opachii's Studio became a hub of connection. It was a place where a community could gather, where collaborations were born, and where a simple visitor might stumble upon a spark that awakened their own creativity.
The site’s design reflected its essence: simple yet vast, minimal yet alive with color. It mirrored a starry night sky—inviting, mysterious, and endless—while keeping its navigation clear, like a constellation map for dreamers.
The founder poured himself into every pixel. Each word written, each image displayed, each song embedded carried a fragment of his spirit. In that sense, Opachii's Studio was not merely a website but a living self-portrait.
And yet, it was never finished—nor was it meant to be. Like a great story unfolding chapter by chapter, the studio grew with every new creation. It was a promise that tomorrow, there would always be something new to discover.
Visitors often returned, not just for updates, but for the feeling the site gave them. It was like stepping into a gallery that had no doors, where inspiration was free to enter and leave with you.
In its quiet way, Opachii's Studio became more than a personal brand; it became a symbol. A reminder that even in a noisy, crowded world, one voice, one vision, one dream—when shared with honesty—could ripple outward and touch lives unseen.
And so the story of Opachii's Studio continues, not in finality but in becoming. Every book written, every photograph taken, every song released is another chapter. It is not the end of a story—it is the beginning of many, and each visitor is invited to become part of its constellation.

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Pokemon GO: Pokemon That Lucked Out On Evolution Items

When Generation two was released, so was a new concept for items. Evolutionary items were added to the game, giving trainers a different experience when evolving Pokemon. Though, Niantic didn't just add items to any ol' Pokemon. The Pokemon that can use evolution items were ones that were already in the game and given a new form during the second generation.

How many of you remember the Pokemon that used evolution items in (stones) in the first generation? Don't confuse evolutionary stones with evolution items ;). What Pokemon should have an evolutionary stone from first generation?

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Fire Stone

Vulpix Nintails
GrowlitheArcanine
EeveeFlareon

Water Stone

PoliwhirlPoliwrath
ShellderCloyster
Staryu Starmie
EeveeVaporeon

Thunder Stone

PikachuRaichu
EeveeJolteon

Leaf Stone

GloomVileplume
Weepinbell Victreebel
Exeggcute Exeggutor

Moon Stone

NidorinaNidoqueen
NidorinoNidoking
Clefairy Clefable
Jigglypuff Wigglytuff

Pokemon GO: Bug Type Moves

Here is a list of the bug type moves that are in Pokemon GO.

Charge Moves

Megahorn

Atk: 90
Charge: 1

X-Scissor

Atk: 45
Charge: 3

Single Beam

Atk: 75
Charge: 5

Bug Buzz

Atk: 90
Charge: 5

Silver Wind

Atk: 70
Charge: 3

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Quick Moves

Infestation

Atk: 10
Charge: 0
Speed: 9
CD: 1.55

Bug Bite

Atk: 5
Charge: 0
Speed: 6
CD: .95

Struggle Bug

Atk: 6
Charge: 0
Speed: 8
CD: 1.50

Fury Cutter

Atk: 3
Charge: 0
Speed: 6
CD: .90

Candies Not Received When Catching Ditto?

There seems to be a bug with Ditto. No, it's not the fact that Ditto isn't as common anymore. With Ditto's frustrating spawn patterns this bug could put a damper on you powering up the strongest Ditto you have. It is already hard enough to catch without there being a sure way of telling which Pokemon Ditto is disguised as. Why not make it even harder for trainers by candies not being received after catching?

Reddit user AngusLowrieLifts reported this bug. The trainer states he has in fact never powered either of his two Ditto's up. This means he should have 6 candies right? Well as he went to power up one of the shapeshifted Pokemon, he noticed he only had 3 candies.

This bug, fearfully, makes a lot of sense. The game could struggle with figuring out what candies should be receive, thus, not giving any. Pokemon Go recognizes the disguised Pokemon, but it also recognizes the Pokemon is Ditto once caught.

Pokemon Go Event Currencies?

Many games that hold events, typically have event currencies. Should Pokemon Go add some kind of event currency? It will make events a bit more meaning full and depending on what the items traded for are. It should definitely be helpful. Not to mention it would add a bit of gameplay and a little more story to the event Niantic decides to hold.

As an example of how something like this would work. We could look at the upcoming Christmas event. For each Ice type Pokemon captured, hatched, or evolved, we could be rewarded a single "snowflake". These "snowflakes" would then be traded in for in-game content, but not just any content. Very specific items such as "holiday" or winter-related items.

These items could range anywhere from an x amount of stardust for each medal, candies for ice related Pokemon, and even incenses. In most places that can play Pokemon Go, it really isn't safe to stay outside for any longer than an hour. With this idea, it could help players progress, without needing to worry too much about their temperatures.

For an easter event, we could find eggs hidden within the encounter screen. To collect them, you would just need to tap on them. These could be used again for stardust, but more egg related things. Possibly even 2, 5, 10km eggs. This idea would give players a little something more to look forward to and can even add more medals the game.

Pokemon Go Plus With An Annoying New Bug

Hello, everyone, I hope you all have a Merry Christmas! Enjoy what you get, and remember to stay grateful. A Reddit user by the username PatientlyWaitingfy ended up with a Pokemon Go Plus for Christmas. Those things sold out fast! One could only imagine his excitment.

There seems to be a bug going around with the Pokemon Go Plus at the moment. Have you witnessed it yet? After leaving the game up for so long with a locked screen, the game seems to be logging people out. This frustrating bug could leave trainers worried for their accounts use. It shows symptoms of an account being hacked or maybe even banned.

The game isn't logged out of if you leave your phone running. That kind of defeats the purpose of the useful watch, though, doesn't it? Pokemon Go plus is suppose to allow users to spin at stops and catch already obtained Pokemon without a phone.

After keeping your phone locked for around 10 minutes, this is when you can see the bug. So far it seems to only effect Andriod phones, which is most of the Pokemon Go community. Not to worry, though, if your phone doesn't have enough RAM then it will close apps to allow the phone to run smoothly.

Should Niantic Introduce Daily Rewards?

A feature not often talked about that could easily be including in the game could bring more meaning to logging on at least once. We already have "quests" in the game. First catch of the day increases experience and stardust gained. When hit spin at your first stop, you get an increased amount of items along with more experience. A daily reward feature could work in a few different manners. 

The easiest way Niantic could include a daily reward system is if they added button in the menu. Maybe even the shop somewhere around the defends shield. Once clicked you can have a chance of obtaining a single random item type. Depending on the rarity of the item, you have a chance of getting so many of that type. For a complete rundown, here are some of the items with the max amount you could possibly get each day.

• Pokeball -10
• Greatball -5
• Ultraball -3
• Potion -10
• Super Potion -7
• Hyper Potion -5
• Max Potion -3
• Revive -10
• Max Revive -5
• Incense -2 
• Lucky Egg -2
• Lore Modul -2
• One Use Incubator -1 

The rare items will, of course, be harder to get on top of having a low payout rate. This would take place because if to many rewards are given out, there won't be much of a need for anyone to buy anything. The more days you return and collect your reward in a row, the more payout you will see. This could last up for seven days before restarting. On your 7th day, you would be able to receive 3 of the items listed above.  

Another way this could work, it's a bit more complicated and even repetitive. Niantic could introduce a biweekly or monthly schedule for items to be handed out. Each day something different, and the more items or rare quality items will be rewarded. If you miss a day it won't really be a bit deal. In a biweekly setup here is another theorized setup.

1. Pokeball x3
2. Potion x3
3. Revive x3
4. Greatball x2
5. Super Potion x2
6. Ultraball x1
7. Max Revive x1
8. Max Potion x1
9. Incense x1
10. Pokeball x10
11. Greatball x5
12. Hyper Potion x5
13. Ultraball x3
14. (Changes) Lucky egg, Lore Module, One use Incubator x1

What do you think? Should something like this be entered into the game sometime in the future? With Pokestops being near impossible to get now unless you are literally walking past them. Or maybe the closest Pokestop you are near is 15 minutes away!... yes the closest stop near me is 15 minutes away. It is hard to get that daily spin without having to make an extra trip. 

Please keep in mind, this is all theorized information. If Niantic does introduce this, the numbers and even items will be different. The reasoning behind adding the Lucky eggs, Lore Modules, and one-time use incubator was so players felt like they could earn just about everything in the shop. 

 

A Work Around For The Sound Bug

A Reddit user by the alias Xnnnnnx may have found a way around the sound bug. Now You should be able to listen to music, while you watch the Pokestops as you go passed them. Remembering that you can't spin at stops past 20 miles and hour. If you still want to play the game and listen to music however. Here is how to do it.














It's actually a lot easier to do than one would figure. Select your music and have it on the volume you normally listen to it. Open up Pokemon Go. By now the app should have reduced your music volume. Unsure how this will effect Andriod users, I don't own an Android so I can't test it, though, it should work similarly.

Slide up from the bottom of your screen. If you get the menu to choose from a few different option just slide your finger to the left and you should see you mucic options. You should still be in Pokemon Go while doing all of this. Now for the moment of truth. Just pause your music and it should return to the volume of your liking.

So far reports only show this workaround working for Apple products. Other reports say you can unplug your headphones and plug them back in or just restart the music app. Pausing your music from within the game and playing it again seems to be a sure way of making it work. Other ways are a 50/50 chance. If for some reason the app reduces your sound again, simply repeat the process.