#( the boys got it rough.. )

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been kicking around an idea of these guys being forced to team up because something something universe shenanigans and they need to reunite with their siblings

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Lost Pt.1

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golden hour in the office

(plus line art + flat colours + only shading under the cut)

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Baby Tarnished first trauma 😌⚔️

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Monty's murder

Dead Boy Detectives 1.06

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something i proudly sketched to show friends months ago while drunk at 2am, after making them watch me suck at ultrakill.

(im sure its already been done before but was convinced i was ""doing gods work"")

[ladyicepaw]

"And here I am, pouring my heart out to you... when I've never lost my cool before!"

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Sparkpelt

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Golden Hour (+ lineart below cut)

I took a picture of the lines for once and did some basic crappy photo editing on my phone, so you could probably print this out and use it as a coloring page or something if you so wish lol. Do with it what you will.

[madaqueue]

currently yearning in a way only boys can

[shakingparadigm]

hey guys do we fw ivan till luka and hyunwoo in a boy idol unit

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leif no stop (i am once again repurposing a line about Leif being a confused old man that i cut from a fic into a comic)

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Barok uniform practice

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On my supernatural rewatch, I've noticed some things that I viewed differently as a kid watching this:

When I was younger, I had the perception that generally speaking Sam and Dean got along except for some notable instances. This is not true, actually they never get along, rarely get along. They love each other, sure, but I can't tell if they ever liked each other. There's literally so much baggage between the two from episode 1, and I'm not sure it ever gets better, just worse.

I find Dean mostly incredibly annoying, I didn't used to, but he's so dismissive about his brother and so unreasonably loyal to his dead beat dad. That said, I get the character direction of it at, I still appreciate who he is. I think as the seasons progress I'll like him more later.

God, there's just SO much toxic masculinity. Makes me want to blow my brains out. It's so annoying. Which is part of what makes Dean so frustrating to watch, theres so much of the in universe characters that encourage this shit.

It was fun to watch Missouri Moseley bully Dean, that boy needs way more humility than he's got at this point in the series.

As a kid, I found the Bloody Mary episode SO scary, for YEARS I was scared of mirrors and being alone with one. Even now if I stare long enough I get a little paranoid. Rewatching it, however, I found it not that scary at all. In fact, many of the episodes aren't that scary, it's more drama with a supernatural background. I appreciate the format, but this early series honestly has way more in common with later series than I thought. Tonally, I mean.

Episodes I'm surprised didn't give me more nightmares: Hook Man, Bugs, Scarecrow (that's it for now, I haven't finished the first season)

That scene where the plumber gets his arm destroyed in the sink (Episode: Home) has stayed with me for ages, I actually thought it was an earlier episode (Dead in the Water).

Can someone explain to me why that old man in Wendingo was left alive by the Wendingo? I thought it was because the man would turn into one after his experience, and that HE was actually the monster in the episode, but there was no reveal, so I'm kinda confused.

I really appreciate the religious symbolism. John=God, Sam=Lucifer, Dean=Micheal. They embody the figures well.

I know much of what happens later in the seasons, be it from my original watch (s1-early6) to what I read about the rest, and it's so funny to see Dean disbelieve in angels and god. lmao. And Sam's faith in them. Rough, truly, for both of them.

So yeah, in general, not how I remember it, still love it, already reading fanfic for it. Already picking sides, lmao (I'm sorry I love Sam and him not being listened to ever is fucking grating). Also not as scary as I remember it, but it's still fun.

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cw: burns/injuries discussion

Ok so remember how the hot iron incident happened before Neil was 10? And Neil being small even as an adult, we can infer that that burn covered a good portion of his child-sized shoulder. Yeah.... that's dead skin. Neil said it peeled off on the iron, so it was bad enough for it to heal solely as scar tissue.

Do you know what happens with kids with big chunks of scar tissue unless they have surgery/medical monitoring? That part doesn't grow right. That skin doesn't stretch, and depending on how it's located it can be a problem in a major articulation like that.

All this to say that I firmly believe Neil's right shoulder is significantly lower than the other and he can't really pull that arm as much towards his back because it pulls on the scar.

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