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Vanitas and Ventus from this swap AU by @finitevoid !! Design notes under the cut

Vanitas' design takes aspects from both Ventus's original outfit and Sora's various iterations. The hood (rather than collar) and pants are pretty much straight out of KH2, but with more Ventus-style embellishments on them rather than Sora's straight lines and zippers. On his chest is a faint Unversed symbol, intentionally hidden underneath and crossed out by the X design that all 3 members of the Wayfinder trio & Eraqus wear in the original games.

Ventus' color scheme is kind of an inversion of Vanitas in the original series. Rather than black and red, he's white and green... and, the blue and yellow also helped to give a kind of "heavenly" impression. He is a boy of light after all!

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firebird 🌿🦌

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BREAKING BAD (2008-2013) 5.01 | Live Free or Die

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do i look like him?

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oooohhhh ok. the more you deny yourself the more you lose yourself

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Aqua >:3

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Naminé and Kairi

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now that we know what happened in dark road, it makes this scene EVEN MORE meaningful.

xehanort is literally a failed main character.

he had everything to be a main protagonist. a prophecy telling that he’d save everyone, an old mentor to teach him, and a special lineage.

BUT HE FAILED!! he literally was so invested in “saving the world” that he committed atrocities because of it, making him a villain in the end.

and then you have sora, the actual main character, who is the equivalent to someone with a netflix account. sora became the mc by pure chance, he is a straight up NO ONE. he isn’t a chosen one at all, wields his keyblade improperly, and even failed his mark of mastery exam because he wasn’t following the correct objective. yet he’s the one who’s a true hero time and time again.

that’s why the scene of xehanort passing sora the x-blade is all the more symbolic. it’s not just about xehanort surrendering, it’s about him acknowledging sora as the true savior of the world.

gosh. what a great dynamic. I LOVE KH SO MUCH🗣🗣🗣

xehanort and sora are complete opposites. the message that the story tries to tell you time and time again is it doesnt matter what other people “decide” your role is. in the end it’s up to you and your actions to dictate what kind of person you become.

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being happy is so scary because there’s this underlying feeling of anxiety like when are things gonna go wrong. is this gonna be taken from me. chat is this normal

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My son boy losing at cards

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Actually sounds like a good night.

(John Constantine Hellblazer 129)

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