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Mundo on the move
A reference to the well-loved, world traveling, guitar playing crooner-psychologist, known as “Mundo” to his fans, because he’s always on the move first thing in the morning thanks to his boundless energy and important day job running the mental health program in a men’s prison.
Look, there’s Mundo on the move, he’s headed into work at an ungodly hour to put quality into prison mental health care!
Mundo on the move by Dr Bunnygirl October 2, 2019
Hueco Mundo
Hueco Mundo (Spanish, lit. Hollow World)
The correct ordering of the words in Spanish should be Mundo Hueco
1 is a fictional dimension in the manga and anime series Bleach, where the series' main antagonists, the hollows, reside.
2 is located between the living world and Soul Society. It can only be accessed by ripping a hole in the dimensional fabric separating the worlds, or using a special technique known as a garganta (Spanish for throat). The hollows can travel to and from Hueco Mundo at will. The landscape of Hueco Mundo is a seemingly neverending white desert, with dunes like those of the Sahara. The desert is littered with what appear to be boulders and dead, shriveled trees, but these are actually a form of quartz. In Hueco Mundo, the Moon is on the opposite lunar phase of that in the human world. Like Soul Society, the atmosphere is filled with spiritual energy, but it is much more concentrated in Hueco Mundo than it is in Soul Society,2 thus allowing hollows to gain nourishment despite the lack of human souls.
The correct ordering of the words in Spanish should be Mundo Hueco
1 is a fictional dimension in the manga and anime series Bleach, where the series' main antagonists, the hollows, reside.
2 is located between the living world and Soul Society. It can only be accessed by ripping a hole in the dimensional fabric separating the worlds, or using a special technique known as a garganta (Spanish for throat). The hollows can travel to and from Hueco Mundo at will. The landscape of Hueco Mundo is a seemingly neverending white desert, with dunes like those of the Sahara. The desert is littered with what appear to be boulders and dead, shriveled trees, but these are actually a form of quartz. In Hueco Mundo, the Moon is on the opposite lunar phase of that in the human world. Like Soul Society, the atmosphere is filled with spiritual energy, but it is much more concentrated in Hueco Mundo than it is in Soul Society,2 thus allowing hollows to gain nourishment despite the lack of human souls.
Hueco Mundo by Arkkie Boyz January 23, 2007
mundosapien
A Bulgonian war suvivor who used to be a negrosapien but is socio spiritually accepted. DONT MESS WITH THIS NIGGA AT ALL COSTS....
Oh fuck its the mundosapien....
mundosapien by Pelzjab November 19, 2019
mundus mortuus
The feeling of loss and emptiness you have after a fictional series is over.
Literally, "world death."
Literally, "world death."
After marathoning "Dead Like Me," I realized I would never see another new episode and was overcome by mundus mortuus.
mundus mortuus by KingMeredith November 16, 2012