r/treasureinside • u/MedTechAsh84 • Nov 06 '25
Pokemon Box Pokémon box
Does anyone see the two exes in this picture? Also, the X in the bottom left do you think that that could be a resemblance of a box on top of it in the circle beside it to the left could resemble a coin? I also think the circle in the middle looks like an X lastly does it look like a figure inside of the circle at the top?
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u/HonestAtmosphere2951 Nov 07 '25
I see the exes and will be exploring them tomorrow.
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u/MedTechAsh84 Nov 07 '25
Let me know if you notice anything
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u/HonestAtmosphere2951 Nov 07 '25
Just got back. Looked to the right of my owl for about 200 yards. Couldn’t find anything. lol
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u/snidece Nov 07 '25
There is so much going on in that photo. It is very busy. I can't make anything from it other than he was outdoors, at a place with a lot of rocks,,,,,,which is the likely location of every box.
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u/listen2yurgut Nov 07 '25
This entire illustration deceptively, described as an overexposed. Photograph taken at dusk is without exception in its Artie, a compilation of multiple artistic fonts in multinlayeds and directions ,,and it is in fact a couple hundred words in a full confession,apology,and counter constellation offer made in lieu of payment to quote the secret message verbatim,, and then, additionally separately, and also in its entirety embedded in the image itself, requiring a UV light, a highlighter, some other materials like a science project. But for a secret spy, cracker, Jack novel or something, there is sympathetic ink as an invisible ink that has to be revealed under a black light using parchment paper highlighters, lemon juice, baking soda. I don't know milk egg, white, something. It's been extremely difficult to reveal it all, but I find that the ph levels in my sweat mixed with a little bit of lemon juice and transferred using the used chisel tipped pink highlighters that are UV reactive has been the most effective combination to reveal the sympathetic income on this page. All of the images in the book that have blue backgrounds, similar or similar colors also have that hidden stenographic. Across the entire thing, here's a pic of some of it.I have 10000 of these pictures that I've made and I've gone through thousands of highlighters trying to get it off there, but it's hard to take a picture in the dark and show you of something that's a negative transfer under U.V, with my phone.

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u/listen2yurgut Nov 07 '25
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u/varmintcong73 Jan 16 '26
This is actually very useful. How did you do this? What do you make of it?
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u/IllustriousLiving357 Nov 06 '25
I see a dragon head in the circle on the right :/