#Dark Souls

[drenched-in-sunlight]

going over my fromsoft crossover ships and it’s kinda funny how Malenia is the biggest winner of them all (bagging a beautiful healer Goddess), while Ranni got assigned Radagon syndrome (fumbling blond baddie then trying to find their way back to them for the rest of their life)

[yourshittylaptop]

Here’s a couple that I have

this is my new favorite genre of images

here’s more, you gremlins.

[tokay-blog]

Knockout is feeding the lion :3

[fextralifecomments]

(bloody helice.)

[eghostsofdeadchildren]

THE PISS WATCHERS.

[desertomb]

Priscilla ❄️

[skeleetrom]

If you don't have a size kink why the fuck are you even playing a souls game?

[sir-virtem]

excuse me, but From'sgame are more than boys and girl in armor, there are dresses too

When is it sexist? - A Handy Chart

[lupusfloslunae]

[knightscanfeeltoo]

Oscar Thinking about Lord Gwyndolin and Crying, Believing he has No Chance...

(While Miquella keeps Flirting with the Elite Knight of Astora because they Can't Marry One of their Older Brothers I guess...)

[ohitspurple2]

How it feels to have a hot shower when you're feeling sick:

[artnerd5]

vicar amelia from bloodborne, i might colour this one idk yet

[cremixisart]

Auril

"A spectral knight reigning over Eldtrich Glaciers. Veiled in an ethereal mantle of winter's breath, she commands the biting winds and icy whispers that linger in her forsaken realm."

「エルドトリッチ氷河の上に君臨する妖しき騎士。冬の息吹の���ントに包まれ、凍てつく風と氷のささやきを指揮する。

PROJECT GLACIER _ by cremixis_art

[fextralifecomments]

(gideon ofnir.)

[assignedgod]

"Yeah! This post about trans women in gaming? Awesome! Let's make it about trans men. Here's a character for you: one of the poster children for 'gaming femboys'. Surely nothing transfeminine about this character that continued to dress and act a woman even after all societal pressure to be a women left and she was the one completely in charge of everything. The character associated with 'lies' and 'illusion'. Who 'tricks you' into thinking she's a woman when *gasp* she's really a man! Come the fuck on, that's literally so basic. Go make your own post or actually understand your the post you read.

In many cases, 'headcannoning' a character that has transfeminine subtext as transmasc leads to a weaker or in some cases, hateful, transgender narrative overall. For example, Miquella from elden ring. In the case of transfeminine miquella, you have a narrative in which miquella seeked to give up her heart, burying and hiding her heart, her love, everything that was feminine so far down that nothing could ever reach it, hoping it would either and die, and this ultimately leading to her downfall because she could not ever hope to succeed without her heart, her love. She throws it away, and it destroys her. The story is obvious in a transfeminine reading of the story: By not embracing herself as a woman, miquella threw away her heart and her love and all joy she could have felt. It's a beautiful, tragic, heartwrenching tale about how the choice to never transition will slowly eat away at you, leaving you a loveless, joyless shell of a person. On the flipside, we have the case of a transmasculine reading of the character, and the exact *opposite* narrative: By transitioning, miquella loses any chance of joy and happiness, becomes an incomplete being, and is doomed to fail because he could never hope to be a god since he threw away saint Trina. By choosing to interpret the story this way, you make an implicit reactionary statement that being transgender is a curse, something that holds you back. It's a cruel and hateful reading, so that begs the question, why would anyone interpret the text that way? Or did they perhaps not engage with the text to see the implicit meaning, choosing a shallow desire for 'representation' over proper literary analysis?