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My new tenjoh fic. Based on my twitter prompt. Part of: Tenjoh now lived in Japan universe, series that I built for them. Established relationship.

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Lalalaaaaa manga redraws but they’re all tenma

Locked in so hard for the last redraw🤤

And a doodle

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january-february doodles

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I hope you learned your lesson.

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📷 D.M.

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Joscarl fic recommendation list

same as last time, all the fics I really love for this ship! Though, I have decided to not include all the special fics mostly since I know most would not be interested in them. I will make a seperate list for those later.

Reversed by Hitoshi__Shinso

5.7k words, finished. Loved this one a lot, Joseph is real creepy in it a bit.

The damned and the lonely by YosanoOrihara

4.3k words, finished. Has necrophilia al keep that in mind. Probably one of the best uses of that concept for this ship that I've seen so far.

Wonder by PipPip

1.6k words, finished. Love the macro/micro trope, works well here cause tiny fairy Aesop.

sex with a ghost by orphan_account

2.1k words, finished. Again necrophilia but still not too bad. I adore a bit more mean Joseph no matter the situation.

Another means by Komilk

6.3k words, finished. Hunger games au. Absolutely adored it. Will never get tired of fics with the D.M. skin. Not even familiar with the hunger games books and I loved this.

Cherry on Top by orphan_account

6.3k words, finished. Loved this one too, not enough modern au in this fandom sometimes.

Literally anything by purplefox

Just. Read all of bit. They were the joscarl writer, if it wasn't for mean people in the fandom maybe we'd still have more fics from them.

The Blood We Spill… by ManiacalTeddy

6.9k words, finished. Exorcist x Bloody Sword. All I can say is vampires man. Love them and their blood drinking so much.

Good enough to eat by Komilk

14.3k words, finished. Man. I love royalty themed stuff. And man, the food play? chiefs kiss.

And just like last time a bonus in a form of my own fic, that still follows the rule I set:

Don't feel quite right

4.3k words, finished. Truth & Inference au, D.M./Gatto. Important warning for eating disorder. This is a series of one shots, though updates are fairly slow. Can still be enjoyed on their own though.

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He was not a simple patient, he considered himself a doctor. It’s good that I know treatment methods for such cases

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confession

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夕餉の匂い

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Finished!!

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These are the results of me listening to doctor! doctor! By zerobaseone on replay and picturing Johan and Tenma in my head

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Hejhej, I hope it's ok to barge into your ask box and ask about Monster. ^^' I would like to ask a bit about cultural context about Poppe's/Bonaparta's children's books. Since Urasawa did mostly highly accurate research to the point he even got local architecture and major landmarks of cities right, but also different affected immigrant groups in 90s Germany (disregarded Turkish "guest" workers, Vietnamese immigrants either coming in or coming form the GDR unsure about their rights to stay in Germany). So I've the impression of an overall thorough detailed research. In relation to the children's books, I wanted to ask if the fictional style responds to any Czech-Slovak books of the time? Given how in his early life Bonaparta leans into the German part of his cultural heritage, these books struck me as the infamous German black pedagogy children's books. (Like "Struwwelpeter" or "Max and Moritz".)

Hi, thank you for asking!

I've actually been trying to think of Czech children's books from the mid 20th century with a similar vibe to Bonaparta's for a while now myself but I couldn't come up with any. It might be because most books written at the time had to adhere to strict censorship laws. However if we look at Czech literature in general, I'd say look no further than the fairytales from Karel Jaromír Erben.

As any good folklorist from the mid- 19th century he collected and wrote down many folk tales, a lot of which were pretty dark. In fact, I'm nearly 100% certain that one of the books mentioned in Monster (The man with the big mouth and the man with the big eyes, I don't remember the exact name) is a reference to the Erben fairytale "Long, Broad and Shortsighted", even though the plot of the story quite different tbh. Also (and this might just be me) while watching the anime for the first time I found the story of the Nameless monster strangely similar to "Otesánek", which just so happens to also be an Erben fairytale. So I suppose if you're interested in this topic, his work is definitely worth looking into.

I could ramble on more if needed but I hope I at least sort of answered your question.

I was also very pleasantly surprised at how thorough Urasawa's research clearly was. Seeing the culture and place I grew up in be represented with so much care and appreciation by a foreign author made me really happy. I'm glad I'm not the only one who sees it.