#Britannia angel

[coralcatsea]

@usukweek

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[berryscarlett]

i made more emotes for my discord with my girlfriend <3 i like this two <3

[olympeline]

Amusing Britannia Angel scenario that popped into my head just now:

Arthur’s angel form is really powerful. I mean he can literally grant wishes and do magic that doesn’t always end with Ivan coming up through his floorboards. So why does he hardly ever use it? Simple: as Britannia Angel he can’t tell a lie. Not only that, but if someone asks him a question? He’s compelled to answer.

Soooo, yeah. Not so bad, not so bad. Just SHEER ABSOLUTE TORTURE for a tsundere type character with a few centuries worth of enemies and rivals around him. Especially if he’s in love. Which he absolutely would be in this AU. Maybe that’s why his most powerful form has this horrifying drawback to it: it’s a curse. Like, say, young Arthur once tried to curse someone to fall in love as a prank. But that’s a big no-no and Cupid himself got pissed at him for meddling in his domain. Sealed Arthur’s powers in an angelic form as punishment. The curse will be lifted once Arthur admits his feelings to [insert your favourite England ship here] Oh yeah, Cupid knew exactly what he was doing. Arthur has been cursed a looooong time. “Serves you right for playing with the precious hearts of others, you jumped up, overgrown islet!” Sayeth the God of Love.

When Arthur finally confesses, Britannia Angel will disappear for good. Then Arthur can use his full range of magical abilities without being mistaken for an erotic kiss-o-gram. Cupid is cruel. We all know there’s no underwear beneath that skirt

[honey-meraki]

"In the land of Gods and Monsters I was an Angel".

[olympeline]

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[lelouch]

Lelouch's birthday card in Lost Stories 🕊

4☆ Lelouch [Holy Rebel]

[poligraf]

So when an angel by divine command With rising tempests shakes a guilty land, Such as of late o'er pale Britannia passed, Calm and serene he drives the furious blast; And, pleas'd th' Almighty's orders to perform, Rides in the whirlwind, and directs the storm.

— Joseph Addison

[artforiasenibudayajepang]

15 Karakter Anime Terkuat yang Dapat Mengalahkan Gojo dengan Mudah

Berita Anime Jepang – Satoru Gojo, sang ahli sihir jujutsu tak terkalahkan dari Jujutsu Kaisen, telah meraih popularitas yang luar biasa di kalangan penggemar anime. Namun, ketenarannya tidak hanya berasal dari kecintaan penggemar, melainkan juga dari reputasinya sebagai salah satu karakter anime terkuat sepanjang masa. Dalam dunia Jujutsu Kaisen, Gojo telah membuktikan dirinya sebagai ahli…

[a-den-of-demons]

Question for Angel-kin Euphemia!

Have you ever used any heavenly powers to fuck someone? If so, how did you do it?

"Well besides from enhancing the stamina of my partner, I can temporarily make a bond between us, pleasure flowing between each of us." She smiled coyly, "And if I name a champion or blessed one, that bond is permanent until I break it. Sex definitely is better with that bond."

[kyyypo]

【🇵🇹 & ⚔️🍻】

this existed because fanartists on my twt timeline often draw my vtuber oshi looks too much like aph portugal

the first time me and my hetalian friends saw gale, we all thought it was a portugal/spain fanart...

the funny thing is that both their boyfriends (/j) are british ! one is an angel (britannia angel) and one is a demon (incubus) <3

[olympeline]

I saw some Magical Strike art with Arthur with his Britannia Angel wings and I just 👀

Magical Strike verse where the Salaryman has a magic form just like Strike himself, but he lost the ability to use it long ago. Because his soul was crushed by capitalism or smth idk metaphors. Or maybe the company president did something to him as punishment. Either way, Arthur is wingless by the time Francis appears

Cue Magical Strike bringing joy back into Arthur’s life. Despite all of Arthur’s rebuffing and trying to stamp out these pesky feelings. Who has time for love and joy when you have college debt and deadlines?? But Francis is persistent and one day Arthur is so happy: poof! Suddenly his wings are back. He can fly again

(Francis says something wonderful and romantic about Arthur being his angel but I’m too tired to think of it)

Then Arthur joins Francis and they become a magical girl duo with the shared mission of workers rights for all! Going to fight Jones Corp. in pretty pink dresses and angel tunics wooo

[youryurigoddess]

Aziraphale’s wine

It is a truth universally acknowledged in the Good Omens fandom that an angel in need of a drink turns to his secret stash of Châteauneuf-du-Pape in the back room. He picked up a dozen cases in 1921, and a whole century later there's still some left… for special occasions.

Just to put things in perspective, a standard case contains 12 750ml bottles, for a total of 9 liters of wine. A dozen cases equals 144 bottles, or 108 liters of wine. That’s quite a lot for a single purchase, so Aziraphale — the established sherry and sweet drinks connoisseur — must have had a good reason for it.

One potential explanation is the aura of grandeur around this particular wine. The papal connection, rich history of the region, and recognition of high quality products give Châteauneuf-du-Pape wines a very luxurious status, considerably influencing their price tags. And Aziraphale is known to have standards.

Another one is the way in which their taste differs from Aziraphale’s usual choices: Châteauneuf-du-Pape reds are often described as earthy with gamey flavors that have hints of tar and leather. The wines are considered tough and tannic in their youth, but maintain their rich spiciness as they age.

Since everything in Good Omens has a meaning, it never hurts to run through a quick Strong’s Concordance search whenever a date pops up in a dialogue or, even more importantly, somewhere on screen. More often than not the result seems to match the researched topic, as it’s the case here:

1921: to know exactly, to recognize.

Provided examples: I come to know by directing my attention to him or it, I perceive, discern, recognize; I found out. The general usage of the word usually refers to knowing someone aptly, properly, thoroughly, even biblically. Which might be either a wishful thinking on Aziraphale’s part or just another layer of subtext in this already romantically charged scene. The table dressing, multiple candles, and focus on the lamps with Auguste Moreau’s Young Lovers statues in the background seem to successfully communicate what the angel left unsaid.

Too bad that Crowley remained so adorably oblivious for the next eighty years. At least when he finally came to the realization, he responded with an attempted temptation to another vintage red wine @vidavalor already analyzed.

But back to Aziraphale’s wine. To be exact, it’s a 1921 Châteauneuf-du-Pape from the domaine de Baban. An actual French vineyard from the Rhône region that still exists to this day, even though a few decades ago it got merged with another estate into what is now known as domaine Riché-Baban. According to the local guides, the 11 hectares on the estate are located in the Châteauneuf-du-Pape designation area in the Bois Lauzon and Mourre de Baud districts. At the moment 90% of the wines produced there are sent to wine dealers.

1920s were quite an interesting time for this region, but not because of the flapper cabarets or drag shows usually associated with the era on the Old Continent. To the horror of European oenophiles, right after World War I the whole of France found itself awash with fake wine. One of the worst outrages was the use of lead that magically transformed cheap, acid wine into something deceptively rich and sweet on the outside and one of the most powerful neurotoxins on the inside. People were already well aware of its effects — the poisoning from drinking sweetened wine probably made Handel go blind and Beethoven go deaf, but it shows how desperate for sweetness they were before sugar became available to the masses.

Admittably, it wasn’t a new practice. Far from it — the Romans liked it so much that they even advised to pack lead pans on travels to boil local wine in them to make it sweeter, especially in colder provinces like Britannia. But Aziraphale didn’t buy twelve cases of counterfeit wine for the sake of some good memories of Rome and its many health hazards. No, the fussy angel made sure to get the actually good stuff from the other side of the English Channel.

Henry Tacussel, whose name is mentioned on his wine label, was a French viticulturalist and a close friend of Baron Pierre Le Roy of the Chateau Fortia nearby, a trained lawyer and fellow winegrower from Châteauneuf-du-Pape who established the Winegrowers' Union of the Rhône Valley. Together with the Baron he became one of the founders of Appellation d'origine contrôlée (AOC), a labeling system intended to protect regional products and technologies that is still in use in France and serves as an inspiration to similar solutions worldwide. Their efforts were deliberately centred on Châteauneuf-du-Pape because with such a beguiling name even in comparison to other labels it seemed to attract an undue share of fraudsters at the time.

Soon after Aziraphale’s shopping spree, the local wine producers led by Le Roy and Tacussel began a very long campaign to establish legal protection for the wine from their commune. The delimited area and the method of wine production were finally awarded legal recognition after a decade, in 1933, but it wasn’t the end of the criminal activities on this front. An undercover investigation by The Sunday Times discovered that most of the “Châteauneuf” in the 1960s Britain was actually blended and bottled in Ipswich.

One question remains: was it a purely human affair, or maybe one requiring a demonic or angelic intervention?

[world-of-celebs]

Jenna Coleman attends the 2014 BAFTA Los Angeles Jaguar Britannia Awards presented by BBC America and United Airlines at the Beverly Hilton Hotel on October 30, 2014 in Beverly Hills, California.

[emmasource]

BAFTA Los Angeles Jaguar Britannia Awards - October 30, 2014

[kyokyo866]

not anon but, weird to think I've been watching your videos since middle school and am now in college... anyways, any behind the scenes notes from when you were figuring out Magician's character/design/etc? 13yo me was... maybe a bit obsessed with him 😅

Awwwh thank ya! Okay so... fun fact.... so Magician was a very early on concept, especially for Lovers as well considering we wanted britannia angel + cat france, and we decided to do both for funsies. His personality however was ya know, harboring secret feelings and a more flamboyant side of england back when the arcana were more of the remenant of the nations selves. However... 2ps were introduced, which had a similiar concept so we wanted to lean away from that. HOWEVER I was big in the 2p england craze, and was like '.... hm... what if he was a 2p-" to which Piano replied "No, canons only". Which, was very fair! We had agreed all the designs were to be based on canon designs and characters aside from Reve. However, the head falling off thing was interesting, so despite it being a 2p england trait, I offered it to Piano, attaching it to Judgement's gulliotine ways.

So its why Magician is mostly attributed 2p england in character personality, because honestly he WAS like that before 2ps even existed, and lo! the popular one was made real close to him, so they inspired each other in a way. Weird to think about huh?

[treeosusume]

Day 2: Orange / Rebellion

Here is the second piece I did for Day 2... Well this is actually both orange and rebellion I guess? Not only they are use Rebellion (lol) but also this is some AU where Mael became fallen angel and wanders in Britannia with Estarossa. Maybe they were earn a life by serving as mercenary? I have no idea haha...

Sorry this is all I have for the pride week this year. Next year (if there is any) I will try to finish more prompt!