#IN ANOTHER WORLD

[ky-landfill]

[lostmf]

And I don’t think it’s a good thing ..

[killergee]

Jason deserves to be drawn as a pretty shoujou boy

[shroudkeeper]

❝ You seem to be enjoying this game, detective. You seem to be smiling more.❞ ❝ ..the chase is part of the thrill. Go on, I will even give you a head start. ❞

[emononbinarybat]

BRAI9 IN ANOTHER UNIVERSE:

@francesthetraveller

[darius-1]

In another world where Kurozu-Cho is a peaceful town without the City of Spirals, where Kirie and Shuichi are living their lives without the horrifying events that transpired around them. Everyone living normal lives without tragedy and horror. What if the City of Spirals never existed? With Shuichi's father not obsessed with spirals, Azami wouldn't have been corrupted and consumed into nonexistence alongside Okada. There would be no giant snails, no one being intertwined with each other, no hospital horror, no whirlwinds out of thin air, nothing. A world where Kurozu-Cho was never cursed by the Spiral.

[kaynineacademy]

in another life you need me. i am begging you to need me, hold me, want me. sit and do nothing with me and need the warmth of my hands in yours, lay in bed and need the shape of my body against yours. my god how hard it is to understand that i want you to need me just as much as i need you?

[halamshirals]

let’s all kill ourselves

vg spoilers under the cut

[piedpiperart]

Part four of Ghost Hero!

Part three

Part five

[tiii13]

honmei choco

[lickmycoffeecup]

I can’t get over Celia saying it like SHE DIDN’T MEET THEM FACE TO FACE

[kurokomics]

Oh to be an 80s grad student

[ashersbraincell]

Iterating on my last overanalysis post on Genzou, I just came up with a cool parallel/dychotomy in the Genzy ship. While both of them to an extent believe they are bad people as a result of their past/present actions, they diverge into completely opposite, yet equally self-destructive extremes in what they do with this guilt.

Iggy obsseses over making up for this guilt by extreme people-pleasing and generally trying to fix everyone’s problems that he blames himself for(despite only being a contributing factor, he sees himself as the SOLE reason why different characters’ lives go to shit, irrationally takes complete responsibility for everything that has and will ever go wrong). Meanwhile, Genzou retreats further into the “bit”, internalising the guilt in the way of becoming the worst version of himself defined by his wrongdoings. Instead of trying to right his wrongs(like Iggy), he tries to find obscure comfort in just delving completely into it, likely hoping to convince himself that he’s so shitty of a person that he doesn’t have the capacity to feel the guilt he oh so very much does(among other things I already mentioned in the Genzou analysis that I don’t wanna repeat 😅)

Thus, the ship works so well as both hurt-comfort and in developing their characters by essentially finding the healthy balance by combining these two extremes into a more healthy middle.

By trying to comfort Iggy in his all-encompassing self-blame, Genzou faces a twisted sort of mirror of himself, and thus simultaneously is forced to reflect on his own. Not only does reassuring Iggy that he isn’t to blame for everything reassure himself(to a point) that he isn’t irredeemable either, but it also perhaps makes him reconsider attempting to make up for his mistakes rather than delving deeper into realising his negative self-perception.

Iggy, on the other hand, is quite literally living proof that Genzou CAN be a good person(ie the things he does for him, comforting him, accepting him for who he is, etc), further challenging his monochromatic view of himself. In a way, I like to think that seeing the part that Genzou plays in driving negative events in several characters’ lives(such as calling Bucks a monster multiple times in flashbacks or, well, his entire situation with Orlam), helps Iggy to see that the blame for everything isn’t entirely all on him. Plus, Genzou’s more selfish nature I imagine would ground Iggy’s people pleasing habits, I think

In short; they’re good for each other and drive one another’s character development

[rahxe-things]

[covered-in-bones]

i fell in love with reading books not for flipping through pages for hours on end, but for hours on end i am in a different world; one that has not caused me so much pain and suffering. A world where no one has hurt me.