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"You've heard about the difference between a protagonist and a lead character a lot, well, in the meetings, we discussed the following: "Vash is the hero, but within the story's structure, he is the heroine, too." The kind of character that is looked at and desired, and whom people project their thoughts and feelings onto. In episode 2, Meryl has that "Oh!" moment, and Wolfwood has his in episode 4."
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the midvalley the hornfreak fandom is dying. reblog if you are a mid horny freak
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Perfect I just realized this can be my quiet wip account until moots start finding me. I still don’t know how to use this platform. I gave wolfwood a daughter
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wow vash as st. sebastian again, how original
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mime ww as a rodeo clown? (possibly ft. rodeo cowboy anyone else?)
If I draw you the clown brothers will it count?
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finding vash very hard to draw always so here's a study of his trimax design. Also 3 comm slots open for the minute, I usually wouldn't stack them up like that but we got vet bills :V so check pinned if you're interested
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i'm reading trimax as part of the trigunbookclub 2024 and i got to my favorite character ever! i never fully understood his deal, but I'm excited to find out on my re-read!
my favorite thing about him is his funny name
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