#HIS BACKSTORIES

[saltycharacters]

Me gripping my desk so hard the wood is cracking: I'm attached and invested in Apollo Justice (the character) a normal amount

[lordspoooky]

Ice king is a really good character because they intoduce him and you're like "haha what a freak what's wrong with him" and then the show goes "oh! You want to know? Let me show you :)" and you end up just sitting there like

[ciderjacks]

contracts written in blood

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[dunmeshistash]

Dungeon Meshi - Scruffy Laios

[callonpeevesie]

I'm onto something I'm telling you

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

Soup solves everything.

[maximax-x]

Art © me

[huh-enheim]

To "Chilchuck, party dad" and "Chilchuck, professional hater" and even "Chilchuck, union man" let me add: Chilchuck, HR manager.

Does he like the position of HR manager? Is he even any good at it? Haha well those are different questions entirely.

But the only other members with Normal ideas about dungeoneering as a job have quit, and the remaining bunch of autists with their wildly eccentric and badly communicated personal goals/boundaries are RAPIDLY "we're like a family here~"ing themselves towards catastrophic misunderstandings, workplace incidents, and/or federal crimes. So for all that he's private or abrasive...

...he spends a lot of energy trying to protect everyone's boundaries and keep the peace. Not just in a ~found family~ loving way, but in a more fundamental way, understanding that work takes trust, and trust takes work.

[lazylittledragon]

thinking about how astarion was originally a tiefling and rotating him in my brain

psst there's a lovely crisp full res version of this for patronis

[irlbartjsimpson]

*chefs kiss*

( deadpool vs Wolverine: slash 'em up! Issue #4 )

[bluegiragi]

human.

early access + nsfw on patreon

more backstory that i wrote up for patreon heh:

Simon and Tommy had a complicated relationship as brothers. 

At a young age, Simon basically wrote himself off as a lost cause, and did the best he could to make sure at least Tommy had a chance to be a functioning human being. After all, Tommy was the gentler brother, the dreamer, the one who looked like their mother (who'd walked out on them years ago to escape their father). But Tommy got bitter, got sick of the one always being protected, being babied. He lost respect for Simon, for the way he wouldn't fight back, and in a twisted way, grew closer to his father as a way to learn how to be powerful, strong. It backfired, and Tommy got wrapped up in some bad business.

Simon's kid brother died while he was deployed. He got the news in the letter, and it broke him in a big way. In the story timeline, it was years and years ago but it still hurts like hell whenever Simon thinks about him. 

[cosmosnout]

The real reason Oda had to get rid of her was not for plot convenience, but bc she would have kicked everyone’s ass. (Source: trust me bro)

[ciderjacks]

dwarven brew

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[atomikats]

carry you with me everywhere

[void-dude]

Mommy and Daddy won't kiss this one better Billy

[eristhenat]

竜・Dragon