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he loves a-ha 💥

[IMAGE ID: a digital illustration of papa emeritus iv from the band ghost. he’s wearing a chasuble and mitre, standing in front of a red stained glass window with a pentagram in it. / END ID]

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𝔦 𝔞𝔪 𝔱𝔥𝔢 𝔬𝔫𝔢 𝔩𝔞𝔰𝔠𝔦𝔳𝔦𝔬𝔲𝔰

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So you little Italian devils,

You want to know about love?

Terzo will tell you.

If you want to make a woman happy,

You lie on what you're born with,

Because it is in your blood.

The young Terzo teaches an even younger Copia how to be Italian, based on the AU that is in my head and this song...

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Suddenly I come alive to show you a collaboration with @carosatanass

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Dance Macabre ⛧ Ghost: Rite Here Rite Now (2024)

I gotta say I am really enjoying this new cultural outreach program introducing metalheads to musical theatre.

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Aether ripping his jacket open with one hand? The casual guitar toss? The belly patting? The leanback?

My feral level is through the roof

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discord friends were havin a hard time drawing copia’s hat, so here is my pretentious post explaining it and the rest of his vestments :^)

i hope this post is helpful and/or informative, i love the research ghost puts into making accurate parodies of catholic vestments

biretta: the square hat worn by some catholic clergy members. the biretta is optional; not all cardinals wear it. fun fact: the birette worn by cardinals don’t have the little pompom ball but the ones worn by bishops have a cute little fluffy pompom ball at the top 

pellegrina: the cape worn over the shoulders by cardinals and other catholic clergy. another fun fact: the infestissumam era ghouls, being modeled after priests and cardinals themselves, also wore pellegrinas, but theirs had hoods

pectoral cross/grucifix: self-explanatory; a cross worn on the chest. these come in many different variations and arrangements but copia’s is pretty standard for how a cardinal would wear his

fascia: the official fancy latin term for the sash worn around the waist by catholic clergymen. again, era 2 and 3 ghouls have also worn fasciae around their waists

cassock: this is what we call the basic garment/dress/sometimes a top (if it’s a short one) that catholic clergymen wear. and again, the garments worn by era 2 and 3 ghouls wore would also be called a cassock! you wouldn’t really call the robes that the era 1 ghouls wore a cassock, though. those would be more like….habits?

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A round-up of ministry technology:

Chapter Two: The Cardinal

Copia is carrying the Siemens R836 stereo, produced c. 1988

Chapter 5: The Call

The TV in the hospital is the Toshiba T277Z, produced c. 1977

p.s., the first clip playing on the TV is twins running away in Chapter 1 :-)

Chapter Seven: New World Redro

Nihil's typewriter is the Olympia SM9, produced c. 1965-1968

Chapter Ten: Homecoming and Special Guests

The record player in Cardi's room is actually not vintage! It's the Victrola 3-in-1 Bluetooth Record Player, produced c. 2017

To get deep into minutiae, the other thing they pan past on the shelf that looks like an antique cathedral radio is actually a piece of ceramic -- you can see it's holding a book. It's made from a commercially available plaster mold, namely the Duncan DM-355 B, which was manufactured in the late 70s. Here are photos of the same ceramic with a different glaze, and the mold itself :-)

Chapter Twelve: Ghost Goes Hollywood

Cardi's camcorder is part of the Sony CCD-TRVX5 series, produced c. 1998

(My understanding is the CCD-TRV75, 85 and 93 all have the same body -- but it's one of those.)

Chapter 16: Tax Season

Cardi's TV is the Samsung BT-317TR, produced c. 1984

He is, of course, playing the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES), produced c. 1986-1990

The radio is the Motorola TT23FS, produced c. 1968

The phone gadget is the Tele-Rest, produced c. 1958

The alarm clock is a Lawson Model 215 Sierra, produced c. 1948-1981 (Lawson clock history seems... complicated)

As for the phone itself... I can tell you it's this exact phone, since this prop house seems to have supplied all the props in this video, but there are too many identical puke-green rotary phones produced between the 1940s and 1970s for me to pretend I can tell which one it is (same goes for the other two rotary phones in Chapter Five).

Rite Here Rite Now

The TV backstage is (probably) a Magnavox 20MT4405/17, produced c. 2006

If you turn the brightness on RHRN way the fuck up, you can see a piece of tape over the brand badge on the TV. (But that can't stop me!!!)

I'm sure most of the tech choices are just for humor and Tobias's personal nostalgia as a child of the 80s, but I do love way all of the old tech characterizes the ministry. It's not clear if they're just luddites, cheapskates, out of money, too bureaucratically inefficient to upgrade (like the government!) or if it's something completely different. But that's why set dressing is fun, it tells stories indirectly :-)

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chibi papas ❤️💚💜💙

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they're very Pepe Le Pew-coded

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You thrust your crotch in our faces, you demonstrate your fingerblasting technique and affinity for pussy, but someone possibly attempting to look through at least 2 layers of clothing to see your asshole is suddenly a bridge too far.

WHATEVER

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I didn't see the movie yet, but I would like to contribute a little something

All Hail Frater Imperator.

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I've collected some new and old secondos, you know

Unfortunately, I have no options with English text for old works yeh but nothing really important just answers for ask

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Detail closeup✨

ghost are so fancy yall.

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Katya. A gorgeous woman, a wonderful assistant and a sly fox💥

The character belongs to @quaildoodle

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Hell yeah! I'm waiting for it REALLY hard!

it's my niche interests i get to do the weird crossovers

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unironically take me back to dashcon times i miss when people knew about spg