#It's the little details

[doodlejoltik]

surprise rei moment in the UB meet and greet story

being adrift in an unfamiliar and sometimes actively hostile world, viewed as strange and different and powerful. having to actively strive for acceptance. knowing what can come from fear and distrust, knowing rejection.

wanting to help bridge that gap.

(he won't let it happen to anyone else, whether person or pokemon.)

[cherryrockpops]

I feel the need to point out, THIS IS NOT A TYPO!

Kudos to the dev who came up with the clever way to name the KILLERS Collection "RELLIKS"

[lady-shadow-and-darkness]

I think what amazes me about the animation in arcane is how HUMAN the characters look. Especially their skin, you can see the pores, the lines, all the "imperfections" which are typically covered by makeup in real life, photographed to not appear as such, or is simply neglected in animation in favour of ease.

At first, I thought it was weird. Never seen it before, right? But as time went out it grew to be one of my favourite things about the show. The animation in general is phenomenal, but the way you can see that exhaustion, contempt, surprise or rage or WHATEVER on those painfully human features, just like us, always like us, gets me more than anything else.

[randomjreader]

This part here where Palm lifts his head as Neung is falling on him to kiss him? 100% intentional.

Palm definitely knew what was coming, but if that really wasn't his Neung, he might move his head away at the last second. Or he knew that realistically, the kiss would just be awkward if Neung just fell on top of him. So my guy Palm, whipped as he is, was not taking ANY chances, and said "No, I'm GONNA kiss my boyfriend" and hence why there was the little head lift to kiss him before Neung had the chance to catch himself properly.

(Or uk, Palm was just being Palm and had no thoughts, just "my boyfriend's lips are there, so I will kiss them." Still very in character in my opinion.)

Usually, this sort of scene that plays out in other romantic dramas, where the leads have an accidental kiss, can be seen as sort of cheesy or cliche. I think P'Jojo knows this, and was like "nope, not doing this today". (I mean, he did also mock the outdated "wife" trope old BLs liked to use, so it's totally possible that he switched up the cliché accidental kiss scene too)

[martianbugsbunny]

Love how Jack Horner’s horses are unicorns with the horns sawed off

[private-bryan]

Was rewatching "Halloween" and noticed Ciaran's mug, and just had to laugh out loud - Bognor Regis is ~400 miles away from Derry, but only ~15 miles away from me!

Quite why the Quinn's have a mug from a small seaside town in southern England is a question to ponder

[vampfiire]

okay but the fact that loveless is in the background of isaac's scene when he's trying to describe his true feelings to james

and at the beginning of the scene it has people covering the novel, as if to say that isaac hasn't discovered his true self

[thistoowillpasss]

Honestly most of the "horde shooter" genre fails to reach the peak that Left 4 Dead hit because they refuse to have characters in a wound state/on the last life admit that they pissed and shitted themselves after being thrown against a wall by a huge monster.

[psychewritesbs]

[thecindercrow]

I do appreciate that the 4 reaction caps out at 444

[hansoeii]

the honda odyssey, huh?

[verflares]

just how long is forever? // not long enough, with you

pssst. check this out on inprnt :]

[kwadlayns]

Good detectives do what they need to in order to solve a case. 💀🔎✨

[platoapproved]

louis + cruelty

[softichill]