#Heeter

[soporine]

くコ:彡 ; HEETERGENDER ; a gender connected to the heeter species from the series 'dragon ball'!

🐚 requested by no one / coined by me ♡ while you're here , remember your daily click for palestine !

[PT] Heetergender, a gender connected to the Heeter species from the series 'Dragon Ball'! [END PT]

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[blackest-reborn]

Made a Heeter OC called Nevo, essentially a leader of a Crime Syndicate. They are cool, calm and collected, using her words over her fists as she can get others to make up for muscle.

[m-0-ths]

Band boys 🎸✨

[amartbee]

the granolah arc

[crossoverheaven]

[bigfan1811]

why do I get the feeling that the Heeters from the DBS manga were an attempt by Toyotaro to canonize Bojack’s crew

I have no supporting evidence besides the fact they give off the same vibes

[dragonballmultiverse]

I kinda want to know more about them..

[kakusboyfriend]

thinking about Viola's gang of transgender beasts and realized i miss my baby brother dearly. he's also transgender in one way or another so here's him in a huge ass shirt his big hell brother got him somehow.

Please reblog my art! It would help out a lot 💛

Dni if you self insert with this character romantically.

[parure-d-insomnie]

''Brian Ridley & Lyle Heeter'' (1979)_______photo Robert Mapplethorpe.

Tirage à la gélatine argentique sur papier, Dimensions 61,2 x 58,6 x 3,8 cm.

[wishlisted]

Purple stone sterling silver ring from Heeters Haven

[kkokiosk]

Mousse is the 1st character that make me fall in love & start drawing, hidden weapons is his fighting style. Nowadays, I draw fan arts of Gas, a character that use many weapons too! This is fate!!

Mousse is character of Ranma1/2, Ranma 1/2 is comic series drawn by Rumiko Takahashi, & released anime at early 90s. My 1st meet of Ranma 1/2 was their SFC games.

[i-keepmyideals]

Akira Toriyama

My first anime were Pokemon, Sailor Moon, Yu-Gi-Oh, Inuyasha and Dragon Ball Z. They were all on air at the same time when I was really little. The first time I saw DBZ was when I was like, five years old. I had just come home from my morning kindergarten class and my older sister was in like 4th grad at that point, so I was home alone with my dad for most of the school day, I would sit at the living room table and turn to Cartoon Network. Toonami used to come on in the afternoons and I think this might have been a marathon. The first episode of Dragon Ball Z I saw as the second episode when Raditz had touch down on earth. I was so into this man with crazy big hair fighting this guy in a orange jump suit and a green alien. It was fast paced and fun. After that, I was hooked. My sister didn't really care for anime other than Sailor Moon, so she wouldn't play fight with me, but I didn't care much. I'd just watch TV and pretend to be fighting with Goku

I'm from a small village of about 3,000 people. I'm black and there were other black families, white families, Hispanic families, I think my sister had a Japanese friend at some point. It was a very mixed community and everyone was welcome and everyone had their quirks. I was the only person that really watched anime, but I didn't feel ostracized. That is, until we moved to the south side of Chicago where it was, like, a 99% black community and people weren't so open minded. And the kids were mean in a way I wasn't used to. It was hard growing up as a black girl that liked anime. It's still kinda hard now in some places, but I held on to my favorite anime and they helped me make the right handful of friends.

I remember watching Resurrection F and getting so excited for Dragon Ball again. I remember being really little and my dad buying VHS tapes because they were Dragon Ball Z and I'd really want them. At that time we didn't know that the VHS tapes were waaaaaayyyy ahead of the US airing of the show so I was confused when one tape was somewhere in the Cell Saga and the androids were there lmao I remember not being super into Super, ironically. I remember laughing at 2AM with my friend like a year or two ago when I found out there were characters named Granola and the Heeters and losing our shit about it. I'm looking forward to Daima and I really want to play Sparking Zero when it comes out. I saw an article a week ago where Toriyama was talking about how excited he was to be working on some projects.

And then last night about ten minutes after I came in from work, another friend on discord told us Akira Toriyama passed away. And I was in disbelief, cuz ain't no way he died. He has so much going on and was looking forward to. And I think that's what made me cry after a while last night. He was so excited, so happy and so in love with what he did. Thinking about how he won't be able to work on these things anymore and see them come to fruition made me so sad. I was sad for his family for losing a loved one so suddenly and keeping that to themselves and grieving for a week before sharing it with the public. And then finally, I cried for that huge chunk of my life that was shaped by Akira Toriyama.

He didn't just make an anime or a cartoon, he made childhoods. He was an inspiration. So many mangaka we have today were influenced by him. Oda, my favorite manga and anime creator Kubo, Kishimoto. the creators of the big three, all point to Toriyama as their biggest inspiration. Without Toriyama, the world of anime would look very different. A lot of out lives would be very different. He is the reason why a lot of us began to draw, or learn Japanese, or get into making music. Yeah, we might not have known him personally, but he still touched our lives in some way, whether you are a Dragon Ball fan or a Chrono Trigger fan, or something else in between.

So, don't feel embarrassed or silly for mourning the death of a technical stranger. He did a lot for the medium and a lot for us fans. It's only natural to feel saddened when someone like that passes away. Same for when Kazuki Takahashi passed or Stan Lee. Yeah, I might have clowned Dragon Ball Super, but it didn't really matter. Toriyama was doing another victory lap at that point. He truly did it all. He did so much work that I think I can really say rest easy and in peace.

Thank you Akira Toriyama for creating a safe space for me when times were tough I faced really harsh bullies. When things were really looking down, I could think of Goku's goofy smile and turn on an episdoe of Dragon Ball Z and feel a little better. Thank you for being such an inspiration to myself and other creators I look up to. Thank you for working so hard, you did amazing work.

[bakarrot]

still so pissed off over how they fucked over gas. like, they set up parallels between him and goku - even outright said it in the text that elec is a lot like canon raditz in that he only wanted his younger sibling around to act as a meat shield to protect himself, and that he’d only get tossed aside once he outlived his usefulness - yet they still fucking disintegrated his ass anyway!! he’s has almost the exact same set up as tien, but instead of getting a chance to break away from someone who used him his entire life, he dies in despair after getting abandoned by the one person he trusted. ok.

[jasvvy]

that kids life just changed forever. 

(stop bringing kids to deathmatch shows) 

[jikothemartian-z]

There character from dragon ball named after my oc macki

Macki & macki

[germ-t-ripper]

11MAR23 Always the hard way, with Hardway Heeter!