#I love mei

[lunar54]

LMK AU Idea

you know what I want? A Nezha Samadhi fire au. Give my boy a chance for more screen time. Give him angst. Make it so either he jumped in front of the fire to save Tang Sanzang and that’s why he’s so different from his JTTW character, Because the ring changed him or the fire just hit him and that’s why he has his beef with Wukong. Or maybe he somehow took it from Ao Lie before he died. I think It would be awesome and it could have some Redson and Nezha bonding.

just think of the possibilities!

[cheeto-mareto]

Found it funny the two journalist from the past my time games both are pointing in their sprite art so I made a meme. Then I added pink hair girl bc she might be Evershine's journalist? SO ya

[yourlocaleggperson]

A little artstyle practice, that's all

[electr0-sh0ck]

i swear i like never draw mei, i love her sooo so much tho omg

[passions-and-pupils]

A rant about why Mei is my favorite “girl character”

Mei is definitely the kind of “girl character” I would have loved to see as a kid. Mainly cause girl isn’t her entire personality, She isn’t just the love interest to the main character, and it doesn’t feel like she was put in the show to be the “girl” of the group. And they did it without making her “not like other girls” which is something many writers (cough cough YA authors) struggle to do.

They also gave her a storyline (season 1 episode 3 Coming Home) that’s very relatable to girls like her who aren’t super fem. They explain in the episode that she feels like her parents want her to be something she’s not, a noble member of the dragon clan, and she’s never been allowed to “ruff and tumble” like the other kids because of expectations put on her to be prim and proper. The message in the end is that her parents still love her even if they don’t see eye to eye and that she can embrace her family history (and her womanhood) in her own way.

My parents were feminists who didn’t really push gender roles and yet throughout my childhood even I felt the pressure put on girls to be feminine. It was in my favorite shows where I felt I had 1-2 options for who I could see myself in even in a cast of 5-7. It was in the way I was told by adults to sit properly. It was even in the way I was dressed, the way other kids saw me. As I got older I felt as if my femininity, my girlhood, was some expectation I couldn’t meet rather than a part of me. When Mei picks up the dragon sword and looks her ancestors in The eye she says “I am a descendent of the Great Dragon of the West Sea and no one gets to choose what that means for me but myself.” I feel like that is a wonderful message for young girl who has had there femininity questioned or who feels like they don’t meet the standards for girlhood. Mei says you can be a girl however you want to be a girl and I love that.

[shadowpeachyuri]

thinking about how cool mei is. why dont we appreciate her more shes so fucking rad

[skull0pendra]

i wonder what it is

[bagel-bird-ainsor]

MOOOONKIE KID! FAMILIAR TALES! NEW ADVENTURES!

anyhoo yeah I’ve been rewatching LMK since I haven’t seen S4 or S5 yet so I just decided to watch it again from the beginning to get a refresher. (On s4 rn no spoilers please)

Forgot how much I loved this show! Definitely needed to draw fanart for it

[cenpede]

Stock disciples

[angelcake10023]

//CW…. Slightly Suggestive (?) ⚠️

Don’t dish it out if you can’t take it, Tang! 🔥

Bonus

They ain’t subtle

Not one bit

[citrispace]

Ready, set, GO!

[butterflyscribbles]

Carrying the team💙💪

Based on a tweet that I will link in the comments;)

[beddybites]

baby gyomei himejima and his boys

[minxinq]

kiana would send gym pics to mei while she’s working

[raven-sng]

After school

[hinamie]

completely innocuous vash sheet :) fr practice