If you were unaware, https://www.youtube.com/@bobistcollective is where you can find our music and other projects! We are currently working on a series of visualizer videos for our songs with new original artwork, released weekly.

Somehow, a vintage ad for The Artist's Clamdy Canes resurfaced from the Bobiverse's past...no, we're not sure how many spiders they had originally.

The Collective has wanted to do this for a long while, ever since we made the MMD models, and found Mintira's first anniversary to be the perfect occasion. Hopefully this video will not only be enjoyable, but also a good demonstration of what Mintira's model can do. The video is made by the talented 02Aya who does a lot of MMD things, and they truly made Mintira look incredible here.

Nora and Mintaya will also be getting special videos, and they will be coming in October.

Often times, Bobists and gardening enthusiasts overlap. This makes sense, as peppermint is a plant, after all, and so is wintergreen and spearmint. So, the Collective has decided to give Bobists some tips on bringing Bobly energy into their garden. These tips are as follows.

1. Plant mint. There is an incredible variety in types of mint, from peppermint to spearmint to chocolate mint to apple mint. However, you will want to note that mint is technically invasive (Bob wants to spread his seed and isn't entirely aware of the intricacies of ecosystems) so to avoid it overtaking other plants, you may want to plant it in its own bed or try container growing.
2. Make peppermint oil. This is very easy to do, and requires you to crush fresh mint leaves and mix them with olive or grapeseed oil. You will want to look up a more in-depth tutorial to get it perfect. Bobists often carry a small vial of peppermint oil on a necklace or in a bag for aromatherapy purposes, or just to remind them that the Bobist deities are there.
3. Make Bobist tea. Bobist tea refers to a tea made with fresh mint, topped with more mint, a mint candy mixed in, and optionally drunk through a candy cane straw. 
4. Get drunk, make mojitos, make mint julep. Besides the traditional mint cocktails, there are also many other recipes so you can experiment and find your favorites.
5. Dry the leaves and use them for art purposes. You should thorougly dry your leaves for this, and you can use them in resin art, paintings, and many more things. You may be able to press leaves into wet clay and pull them out, leaving an indentation. This works best with flat items like plates.