#I think I should.

[holidxyy]

mfs when “im speechless” / “i have no words”

mikoto kayano. my heart. my soul

mikoto is such a HUGE comfort character to me. whenever i’m feeling down i search “mikoto kayano” and smile as i stare into the multiple cute, adorable little images of mikoto flooding my screen.

i don’t like loud noises. it’s not a problem for me i just really don’t like them. so i went to a fireworks show once, right??? my heart started beating bc pretty sure that happens to everyone haha um i didnt like it. the music was too loud. but i couldn’t leave i had family anyway so. i tried listening to music and when monopoisoner mikoto cover came on……. the way my face lit up and i pulled john plush out of my bag and gently cupped him in my hands, smiling at his round little head and his cute little face UGH I CANT STOP cute little face cute little face SOOOO CUTEEEE so thats happened like 3 times now. i used to cry over the music when i was younger but. mikoto💗💗

are you SEEING THIS. ok. he may look like a stupid little idiot to you but to me this is the CUTEST LITTLE GUY IN THE WORLD. fuck off if you GENUINELY dislike his t1 sprite btw. yea he looks stupid. and??? his head looks like a sphere isnt that cute you have to admit its cute rigjt right ots rlly cute hes like a little helpless puppy at a shelter. look at him. i’d adopt him right??? wouldn’t you???

even in t2. sure, his round spherical squishy little face is gone but ok??? i’d still squish n pinch his cheeks. despite all this, i’m not gonna go ahead and call him ENTIRELY inno and say that he must be protected at all costs. thats not true. he’s capable of murder keep that in mind.

(i know in neoplasm john was like “yea no i killed that bitch” BUT STILL WHAT IF IT WAS MIKOTO OK???? JUST BE QUIET JOHN DOESNT REMEMBER SHIT)

anyways im gonna get chick fil a idk what to get tho

[skuntank]

Shorts Diantha wears when she's mad at Cynthia

[vzajemnik]

should i wear my jughead shirt to the emo party at da club

[shraqsmuses]

Top ten fictional crushes?

#10.

I've always found Aigis's design to be really appealing to me with how robotic her body is combined with how adorable and round her face is. What I found to be more appealing than that is her personality. Before she becomes human, I found her adherence to her principles at the confusion of others to be amusing as well as the emotionless tone she uses to say sentences that are occasionally absurd.

However, as she grows to become more sentient through attempting to process her failure to keep the protagonist safe and the emotions she feels for them, her love for life and the people who supported her despite her "odd" traits becomes really apparent. That could be the part about her I love the most. She evolves to become a really caring and patient person who maintains her composure when other people would've expressed how they feel at the moment. However, she doesn't let that prevent her from expressing her emotions when she's particularly distressed. All of that makes me appreciate exactly how she developed a conscience more.

#9.

Serena is possibly my favorite Dragon Quest character in the series. She's really kind and laid-back, rarely feeling perturbed by minor annoyances that would disturb others. I'm also fond of her optimism and how she's able to endure a lot of pain and sorrow with it. When she finds herself feeling the worst she has felt in her life, she chooses to accept the pain she feels and allow it to strengthen her mind and abilities. I find that to be really admirable. She's a character I admittedly aspired to be at a certain time. I still feel like she's a good person to aspire to be. When I'm in a bad mood, I've thought about how she would handle it.

#8.

The earliest history I have with Alice is a bit personal so I'm not sure if I feel comfortable about sharing it with anyone. With that said, Alice felt like a good fit for me by the time I started looking deeper into Touhou for the first time. She's blonde, is heavily associated with dolls, and her outfit looks similar to the Doll's. Her theme is pretty good too. I find it interesting that she's one of the few magician yokai in Touhou, which occurred as a result of her learning magic that eliminates her need to consume food. I also like the concept of her being a social recluse, living in an isolated shack within a magical forest and choosing to spend her time crafting enough dolls to obscure all of its walls with them and studying magic. I think it would be really nice to visit her shack and see what she's doing. It sounds like a pleasant lifestyle to live and I want to see all of the dolls she created, although I imagine she would think it's odd that someone traveled to her shack just to see them.

#7.

I played as Lola Pop in an ARMS demo at a kiosk once and the cold I had when I went to the store that had it suddenly went away when I left it. That aside, ARMS in general has a terrific roster with a lot of creative designs. Lola stood out the most to me because I love the concept of a Italian clown who sells confectioneries and entered the tournament just so she can attract more customers to it. I also like her abilities the most out of any ARMS character. It makes her a surprisingly agile fighter and really fun to control. I also like cheerful, playful women like her.

#6.

My love for women in formal outfits culminated in me discovering King. I love how her voice sounds throughout the games and her playstyle makes her perfect character for me to play as since she's mostly been a zoner in most of the games she's playable in. Her animations and taunts are great, as well, displaying her confident, elegant personality.

#5.

While I haven't figured out what my ideal hero would be like, Kat is pretty close to it. Gravity Rush does a fantastic job at endearing you to her from the start. Her scarf is a really clever aspect of her design. It not only reinforces how her abilities are focused on gliding her through the air but it also serves as a way for the player to tell which direction they're standing on based on how gravity is dragging it down. Also, I just realised she's themed after a cat because she always lands on her feet. That alone is enough to solidify her spot in the list. She's an optimistic character who finds herself getting into unfortunate situations despite how good her intentions are. Because of that, I found myself relating to her a lot. She also isn't afraid to help anyone she comes across who asks for her help, regardless of how much they annoy her, although most of the people she helps don't annoy her.

#4.

Before I watched Monogatari, I was wondering what my favorite vampire was. I once considered Alcina Dimitrescu as a muse in my muse list for Halloween last year but I couldn't dedicate myself to do so. As much as I wanted to add a vampire to my muse list, she didn't feel like the best choice at the time. She had traits I really liked but I didn't find her to be a vampire I would want to write: she somehow lacked the overwhelming presence and viciousness I would expect from one despite the fact that she clearly did. I suppose her being the first of the Four Lords you kill in Resident Evil Village made me think that. I wanted a vampire that would take a monumental amount of effort to eradicate from the world: one that could truly be called a queen of the supernatural.

When I watched Kizumonogatari, I realized that I found a vampire I could call my favorite. Shinobu Oshino, formerly known as Kiss-Shot Acerola-Orion Heart-Under-Blade, surpassed any expectations I had for vampires. She was supremely confident about her position in the world and the power she possesses over everyone around her. Despite that, she can ocassionally be crude because of the fact she believes herself to be above everyone. She didn't think anyone would be capable of restraining her. She's completely willing to demonstrate her power to other people, which often comes in the form of her engaging in achievements barely anyone in her world is capable of: creating an entire shrine dedicated to her, excessively slaughtering the supposed "strongest" vampire hunter she knew, traveling the world with jumps that across an incredible amount of distance, etc.

Despite all of that, it doesn't take a while to learn what her largest weakness is: her humanity. She wasn't born as a vampire. She was made into one. As much as she claims to be superior to everyone, her fondness for humans drew her close to them to the point she was willing to accept having them treat her as a goddess. That was a mistake that culminated in her creating a memory that would scare her away from them: the sight of her servant intetionally burning himself in sunlight after he blamed her for the deaths of the people who chose to treat her like a goddess despite the fact she was actually a vampire. She has since spent the entirety of her life attempting to find a way to die so she could "re-unite" with him. However, her true emotions betray what she believed she wanted, leading to her begging a human to come closer to her so she can stay alive for a bit longer. That's when it's revealed that she's an emotional monster, blatantly expressing how she feels and letting them control her actions more than she wants to. Regardless of everything she wants to believe and who she has become, she still wishes to interact with humans in a way that doesn't involve constantly frightening them away from her and hiding away from them.

That's what made me realize she was my absolute favorite vampire.

#3.

Charlotte is the first character in this list who really tapped into my depraved desires. She's such a perversion of the kind of people I usually love that it enamored me in a way I've never felt until I saw her. I tend to like characters that are kind and gentle like my top 2 fictional crushes because I find them to be comforting to think about and I think they're good examples to aspire to be. However, when I first saw Bad Girl, I experienced a kind of love that I didn't know how to comprehend because of the fact that I never found myself liking characters like her before.

After a while, I realized why I loved someone as cruel and violent as she is: I find it cathartic to see a woman relentlessly indulge in what they love. The way Bad Girl shamelessly reveled in her killing and fondness for beer enthralled me since I've never seen a character as degenerate and somehow adorable as she is before I played No More Heroes. It felt like seeing a sweet woman being corrupted to give into what she truly desired: what makes the happiest out of anything that she has ever experienced. That thought would've not appealed to me before but it's something I've come to appreciate when it comes to fictional characters. I want to see people engage in what they love the most without anyone interrupting them and the sight of seeing a cruel character doing that with immoral acts such as killing, torture, cannibalism, etc. fulfills that desire in an unorthodox way. I would say more but I'm not sure if I should say what I want to in a public setting. I just want to clarify that I purely enjoy seeing that in fiction, not in reality.

I love the concept of one of the strongest assassins in No More Heroes being a young woman who loves killing so much that she's become incredibly effecient at doing so. I find her voice to be adorable with how raspy yet bubbly it is. Her disheveled appearance combined with her effeminate outfit made her really appealing to me, especially with how ragged her hair is.

#2.

Peach is my first ever fictional crush. Peach fostered my love for kind, compassionate women, blonde hair (which I believe is just a coincidence), and the color pink. I also like how joyous and loving she sounds and how she's associated with hearts often. Her immense kindness and gentle mannerisms always appealed to me since I was a child. They drew me toward her during a time where I haven't really thought about which female characters I liked. Since I explored the reasons I liked Peach, I became more open-minded toward female characters and find myself loving them as much as I like male ones. I think it's really cool that a character as kind as Peach exists in video games along with a lot of other ones that share that trait with her.

#1.

Whereas Peach pushed me to open-minded about the kind of characters I might love, the Doll was the first one I formed a bond with. She taught me that stoic people are also capable of expressing love during a time where I tried to emulate them, which pushed me into being more emotional. The ethereal aura that surrounded her combined with her genuine, loving personality awed me the first time I saw her. I love how brown her outfit is and how warm and nurturing it makes her look with her thick cloak. The way her face appears to be forlorn with weary eyes and a dour frown managed to compliment her inviting appearance combined with her delicate, soothing voice. It made me find her to be one of the most beautiful fictional characters I've seen.

A part of me didn't register that she was merely an animated doll when I realized that I love her. The fact that she was a doll only made me love her more. I love the thought of an artifical being capable of compassion and kindness as much as an organic one. The Doll made me love dolls because of how fond I was of her. I still love her as much as I did in the past. She'll always be the fictional character I love the most out of anyone I've ever known.

______________________________________________________________

This was really fun to answer. Thank you for sending that question to me~

[yeepof]

I understand that tall men are our POV characters, but surely being like a foot taller than everyone around them would have some occasional consequences

[mayhemchicken-artblog]

in the hour or so it took me to draw this op turned reblogs off

EDIT: reblogs are STAYING OFF. op was right and correct and i have never regretted making a post as much as this one. if you want to reblog my art you can reblog something else from my blog. or commission me, lord knows i deserve financial compensation for the nightmare this post has put me through

[official-lucifers-child]

[starrysharks]

ghanaian miku

[gayvampyr]

asking people to be mindful of others when sharing a communal space (especially one you cannot just up and leave from) is not selfish or misanthropic. come on now

[lazylittledragon]

can't believe we're all adults being forced into the club penguin level of censorship in 2024

[lordgroose]

my favorite work memory from this store will always be “hey remember when the subway inside the store closed down and they let me take a bunch of their shit for free and now it lives inside my house?”

my life is a joke

[captainjonnitkessler]

Sometimes I wish we would start calling out the performative radicalism on this site for the poser bullshit it is. "Remember, it's always morally correct to kill a cop!" "Don't forget to firebomb your local government office!" "Wow, it sure would be a shame if these instructions on how to make a molotov cocktail got spread around!"

Okay. But you're not killing cops or firebombing government offices. You are posting on a dying microblogging website to a carefully-curated echo chamber that has radicalized itself into thinking that taking the absolute most extreme position on any subject is praxis but that anyone discussing the most practical way to effect actual change is your sworn enemy. You do not have the street cred OR the activist cred to be talking about killing cops, babe.

[iscariotapologist]

today in church one of the priests referred to trans people as "those who are growing into the gender they were called to be" and i'm kind of enjoying the idea of like....divinely ordained top surgery

[nauti-ca]

[afterthelambs]

"In another life I would have really liked just dancing and making inventions with you"