#(I think this counts??)

[eliotlime]

guess i'll put this here too, even though its past the day in my timezone lol

[ratsonfire]

I never thought a Honda Odyssey could be so homoerotic

[bakedbeanchan]

random fire nation diplomat #492 will never understand the complex and fucked up relationship between the water siblings like I do 🙄

[himulrai]

school's back so my posts will either be sparse or just straight up incredibly rushed😭

part 2 is now up!

[otiksimr]

The chompers.

[pirate-cashoo]

“You are my affliction”

[wheatormeat]

Til Death Do Us Part

this is also up on inprnt

[lotus-pear]

bugs when you lift up a rock

[m0rbs]

Ok I’ll just start the x-men posting off with this one. Pretty much the first thing I drew upon realizing that they were spinning in my head and I was screwed

(Btw, I finally caved and made a bluesky account; my handle is m0rbs.bsky.social)

[ghosted-jazz]

I hope they got that microwave in the break room

Bonus version with different outfit colours:

[beeabart]

when your circle small but y'all crazy

[falimarcis]

We don’t talk enough about Marcille wearing elven clothes pre-canon. Falin would have died right then and there if she ever saw Marcille dressed like this

[kingcrustacean]

I can go along with this Earth custom

[shesalittlelost]

Her being terrified and thinking she'll become a demon and him rushing to hold her close to him and telling her he loves her again and again, right after seeing her at her most vulnerable and knowing her “shame” has to be one of the most beautiful and heartbreaking moments in the movie. I like how Orlok's violence is juxtaposed with Thomas's gentle and comforting love for her. Also, love that prior to this moment it is Ellen who holds onto Thomas to stop him from leaving the house, riles him up to get a reaction out of him ending up in them having rougher, more passionate sex which she wants Orlok to see because she is actively trying to fight off his hold on her. Basically just giving him a middle finger lmao. And the fact that this time, she actually succeeds, once again showing how Orlok uses her desire to exercise control over her and how Thomas not only satisfies that desire but also liberates her from the terrible psychosexual connection/subjugation, rendering Orlok's control ineffective. Thomas's love empowers her. God I'm never ever getting over this scene. Like never. Everything about it is so beautiful and heartbreaking and haunting to me.

[plagueislost]

capes…

[trashy-greyjoy]

sometimes, it's not so much about the romance as it is about the devotion. the adoration.