#He's one of my favorite saints

[ranminfan]

St. Francis of Assisi, founder of the Franciscans.

Did you know his nickname was "Il Poverello" or The Poor little Man.

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I've always seen him as generous and warm man, and I can imagine him being lively and extroverted. Someone you'd like to be friends with.

[calciferstims]

senshi stimboard

if you’re seeing this, then senshi wants you to take care of yourself and go eat some food <3

sources: 🧡🧡🤎 | 🥘🍲🥘 | 🤎🧡🧡

[lockesmissingkidney]

mr. eko, may you protect us from the smoke. amen

[amphibianaday]

Hello I would like to request your favourite little freak(amphibian) for day 1432

day 1432

[cosmicwhoreo]

Looking out into the Heavenly skies.

[eeveekitti]

shoutout to this video its like the number one reason i sat down, bought, and played rain world

[madmachaca]

My favorite Saint Seiya fights in no particular order

Battle at the Virgo temple (2/2)

Visually, my favorite moment of this fight is when he opens his eyes. During the last couple of episodes, there has been his warning and mysticism around them. So it's not a surprise that the moment finally opens them is dramatic and even surreal.

I love this battle, I love this visuals. Through the imagery, the atmosphere and the artistic choices, this episode reflects who Shaka is: his calm personality, his insane power, and even his arrogance are reflected here

I love these episodes

[buriedinmyownfeelings]

…I’m being very normal about this thanks for asking

[twentyfivemiceinatrenchcoat]

sometimes i remember that gojo wanted to tell geto “we’ll meet again, right?” just before he died but forced himself not to knowing it would have cursed him and then i start thinking about how kind and thoughtful gojo is as a character and how he hasn’t been able to lean on another human being since geto defected and then i want to . Scream

[landfilloftrash]

woe; dad doing the silly

reference image(s) location lmao

[illiana-mystery]

Oh, Smecker.

[charmwasjess]

Still reading The Living Force. I'm actually much farther in now than when I took this pic over the weekend, before I got kicked out of the winery for throwing the book across the room--

No, no, I kid. In fact, there's lots to like about this book. Much of it is warm, funny, and full of Jedi details and lovingly crafted little scenes given to more obscure Council characters. Depa and Mace continue to shine.

I'm still... very much struggling with some aspects, some inconsistencies and contradictions that I can't tell are there on purpose to make a point in the narrative, or just unsuccessful writing. But I'll try to post an actual write up shortly when I'm officially finished.

[positivelyapunovexponent-good]

jealousssssy, turning sssssnakes into the sssssea

-Snake Mr Brightside

[cocoabubbelle-newblog]

Do current Marvel Writers hate Professor Xavier or something?

[imdevilmaaaaaaaaaaan]

Hello, Devilman fans.

Toshin Devilman has an English scanlation now.

This manga has been one of the few Devilman alliterations that does not have much information avaliable about it online and I have been curious about it for some years now. It is also one of the only adaptations that does not feature Akira Fudo, Ryo Asuka or any other past major Devilman character as the main protagonist. Instead it focuses on a new character named Kei Kamishiro.

I want to give a big thank you to trafalgarlog for translating this manga. Be sure to support trafalgarlog by checking out his website right here, you will find other manga he has translated along with a link to his Patron and Ko-Fi: https://trafalgarlog.wordpress.com/

[beevean]

An incredibly petty nitpick, but I hated Legion in the Netflix show. It wasn't even Legion! Legion is the demon that surrounds itself with a shell of zombies that it controls. The "Legion" in NC was just a bunch of mind controlled people (not even zombies!) that were levitated (why does mind control also grant telekinesis?) into a sphere for absolutely no reason. Would it really have been so hard to just have Isaac create Legion proper instead of doing THAT to the coolest monster in the games?

And this is what the visual references amount to: all flash, but without a deeper understanding :D

To be fair, sometimes the references are cool. I didn't expect to see Gergoth or Malphas. I sure didn't expect to see the statues from the various save rooms! And I don't mind the idea of bringing back some iconic bosses, even in a shallow "look at this!" way, and from what I remember from the fight, it was pretty well done. It helps that it's by far the best part of S3E9, compared to the frankly boring Trevor&Sypha section and... whatever the fuck they did to Alucard and Hector.

But, when you take everything into account, Legion, N!Isaac's boss at the end of S3, was... a dude. A completely random, nameless, voiceless, not-foreshadowed foe that only stood in the way of N!Isaac and the solution to his bigger problem, a solution which he had learned about two episodes prior by a woman he randomly met. The magician, and Legion by default, had no meaning to him. The people that made it were just random humans that N!Isaac had no qualms in finishing off; and of course, he was too Cool to succumb to the Magician's spell, so much for a wizard who can literally levitate hundreds of people.

... lol, imagine if he had to fight Nuculais like in CoD. Now that would have been a treat. C'mon, a holy monster spawned from darkness in a blasphemous place of worship would have been perfect for your CHURCH BAD series. But that would require deeper research :P