Aoi Todo || Broken Pickaxe

Todo is a tall young man who stands about the same height as Satoru Gojo.[4] He has a very defined, heavy muscular build and relatively tan skin. He has small black eyes and shoulder-length black hair that is almost always tied into a top-knot bun with unusual flyaway strands with rounded ends akin to multiple stamens of a flower, befitting the meaning of his name. One of his most notable features is the large scar running down the left side of Todo's face that he got from harsh training with Yuki. While Todo sports his jujutsu high uniform, he usually takes his jacket off and rips the undershirt before or during the battle. He usually dons martial arts pants and slippers. Todo's choice of pants is very loose and stops above the ankle with a bright blue sash wrapped around the waist. He wore a tennis-type of outfit while playing ping-pong with Mei Mei, sporting a collared shirt and shorts rather than his normal outfit. In his fantasy of attending junior high with Yuji Itadori and Takada, Todo wears a school uniform that consists of a black jacket similar to his Jujutsu High one. Like with all his jackets, Todo left it open to reveal the undershirt. Even in these forged memories, Todo wears his blue sash with his pants. Todo is a very unique person with an extremely eccentric attitude. He can come off as nothing more than a battle-crazed meathead to all his peers because not only does he enjoy posing and showing off his muscles but revels in the thrill of battle as well. Much of his personality also revolves around his very vocal love for his favorite tall pop-idol Nobuko Takada. He'll often bring her up in conversation and refuses to be late to any of her shows or meet and greets no matter what. Todo even visualizes talking to Takada sometimes when he has an inner dialogue with himself. As a child, Todo was exceptionally strong but he felt his life was mundane due to his overwhelming strength. That all changed when he met Yuki Tsukumo and he fondly remembers the feeling of his boredom turning upside-down. Yuki introduced herself to him by asking "what kind of girls do you like?", a catchphrase that Todo would adopt for himself.

Minecraft

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Minecraft Game Mechanics: The Full Breakdown Basics You spawn in a world, you punch a tree, you get wood, you make a crafting table, you make tools. That's the tutorial the game never gives you but everyone somehow figures out. Everything flows from that first tree. Resources and Tiers Tools and armor follow a tier system — wood → stone → iron → gold → diamond → netherite. Each tier hits harder, lasts longer, and mines faster. Gold is the weird one — fastest mining speed but breaks almost instantly, basically useless except for tools in the nether. Netherite is the endgame material, found by turning ancient debris (from the nether) into netherite scraps, combining with gold ingots, then upgrading your diamond gear with a smithing table. Crafting Everything is crafted on a 3x3 grid. The shape of what you place matters — swords are two materials stacked vertically, pickaxes are three across the top with two sticks below, and so on. There are hundreds of recipes ranging from obvious to completely unintuitive. Furnaces smelt ores and cook food. Blast furnaces smelt faster. Smokers cook food faster. Brewing stands make potions. Hunger and Health You have 10 hearts and 10 hunger shanks. Hunger depletes over time and from sprinting. If hunger hits zero you stop healing and eventually start taking damage. You heal passively when hunger is above 9 shanks. Food ranges from basic bread and cooked meat to golden apples which give you absorption hearts and regeneration. Dying sends you back to your spawn point and drops everything you're carrying on the ground. Combat You have a attack cooldown bar — swinging repeatedly does less damage, waiting for the bar to fill does full damage. Critical hits happen when you're falling mid-air. Shields block most attacks and can stun axe users. Axes do high damage but have slower cooldown. Swords have a sweep attack hitting multiple mobs. Bows charge up for full damage. Crossbows are slower to load but fire instantly once loaded and can be enchanted to fire multiple arrows or fireworks. Enchanting You put a tool or armor piece on an enchanting table, spend XP and lapis lazuli, and get random enchantments. Better enchants require level 30 XP and bookshelves surrounding the table. Alternatively you can use an anvil to apply enchanted books directly for specific enchantments. Key enchants — Efficiency (mine faster), Fortune (more drops), Silk Touch (pick up blocks as-is), Mending (XP repairs the item), Unbreaking (durability lasts longer), Sharpness (more damage), Protection (less damage taken), Feather Falling (less fall damage). Mobs Passive mobs — cows, pigs, sheep, chickens, horses, axolotls, and more. Mostly for food and resources. Neutral mobs — wolves, bees, endermen, zombified piglins — only attack if provoked. Hostile mobs spawn in darkness and come after you — zombies, skeletons, creepers, spiders, witches, phantoms (if you haven't slept), drowned, husks, strays. Creepers are the iconic ones — they silently walk up and explode, destroying terrain and killing you. No other game has a mob that has caused more trauma. The Nether Accessed through an obsidian portal lit with flint and steel. Completely hostile dimension — lava everywhere, no water, constant danger. Has its own biomes — Nether Wastes, Crimson Forest, Warped Forest, Soul Sand Valley, Basalt Deltas. Unique mobs include Blazes (drop blaze rods for potions), Ghasts (giant floating things that shoot fireballs and scream), Piglins (barter with gold), Hoglins (aggressive pig things), and Wither Skeletons. Nether travel is also 8x faster than overworld travel because 1 block in the nether = 8 blocks in the overworld. The End Accessed by finding a stronghold underground, filling the End Portal with Eyes of Ender, and jumping in. Dark void dimension with floating islands. The main island has the Ender Dragon — the actual final boss. It heals from End Crystals on top of obsidian pillars, you destroy the crystals then kill the dragon. Drops 12,000 XP and opens a portal home. Outer End islands have Shulkers (enemies that make you levitate) and End Cities with End Ships containing Elytra — wings that let you glide and fly with fireworks. Redstone Basically in-game electricity. Redstone dust carries a signal, levers and buttons generate signals, pistons move blocks, repeaters extend and delay signals, comparators measure and compare signals. With enough knowledge you can build working calculators, computers, automatic farms, door systems, traps, and basically anything with logic gates. It's an entire engineering discipline inside a game about punching trees. Farming Crops — wheat, carrots, potatoes, beetroot, melons, pumpkins, sugarcane, bamboo, cocoa beans. All need light and most need farmland (dirt tilled with a hoe). Water within 4 blocks keeps farmland hydrated. Bone meal speeds up growth. You can fully automate almost any farm with water streams, pistons, and observers. Animal farming involves breeding with specific foods — wheat for cows and sheep, carrots for pigs, seeds for chickens. Brewing Requires a brewing stand and blaze powder to fuel it. Base potions start with water bottles and a nether wart. Then you add ingredients — sugar for speed, magma cream for fire resistance, golden carrot for night vision, ghast tear for regeneration, and so on. Gunpowder turns them into splash potions. Dragon's breath turns them into lingering potions. Fermented spider eye corrupts most potions into their negative version. Sleeping and Phantoms Sleep in a bed to skip the night and set your spawn. If you skip more than 3 nights, Phantoms start spawning — flying undead mobs that swoop down and attack you. They drop phantom membrane used to repair Elytra. Most players find them annoying. Everyone finds them annoying actually. Death and XP You drop everything on death and have 5 minutes to retrieve it before it despawns. XP orbs drop from killing mobs, smelting, fishing, trading, and mining certain ores. XP is used for enchanting and anvil repairs. Mending enchantment converts XP you pick up directly into item durability which is why everyone wants it on everything.

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