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'Origin III' office triplex in Kyoto, Japan, 1986. Designed by Shin Takamatsu (link)




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All credit to the linked website.
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KYTO NATION EAT UP
#eizouken#keep your hands off eizouken!#eizouken ni wa te wo dasu na!#ajima kyu#dotonbori Toru#KyTo#ship art#wlw
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Drew me and electro_mike's oc!
it started with a screenshot from a game but then I wanna put some twist into it :3
Jay belongs to me and Kyto belongs to mike
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Hey guys! Yeah, I know Kyto’s a bad guy…but how else to wish you a happy Year of the Dragon? Fun fact, I was born in a dragon year: 2000 to be exact!

#kyto#disney fairies#neverland#never fairies#neverfairies#zodiac#zodiac signs#year of the dragon#kyto dragon#dragon
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A small, still rough drawing of my one character, Kyto!
He is in an original series I have so I promise there is plenty more to come!
(I'll start tagging my original series so that way if i post about stuff from it in the middle of other things, it'll be easy to find)
Hope you guys enjoy!
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Good morning my friends❤️🌹😘
#good morning#cats#cats of tumblr#lovecats#cats star#kyto#cat#cat lovers#kyte#friends cat#beautiful#cats beautiful
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Big in Japan, Part 1 of 4
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I have just discovered the greatness of Binding of Ipos with Posetwist
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✨OC masterlist+commissions✨
If you like my characters and want to know more about them, reach out to me on Ao3 (same un)! Also if you have Pkmn OCs of your own you'd like to gush about--bonus points for fics! Would love to try collaborative works where different people's OCs meet <3
I'm still working on my Strength of Corundum :)




This is my one original post, rest on my blog will be writing tip reblogs. And I'll do my best to send likes and/or comments in the recents of #Pokemon OC when I'm sporadically here! ^_^
First: Main three; Kyto, Ruby&Safira Thatcher
Third, Eighth: Kyto's parents, Heath Nakai and Emory Enapay
Fifth, Tenth: My take on Steven's mother, Stella Winstrate-Stone
And once again: I lay claim to #rockstarshipping i.e. my Ruby/Steven Stone, platonic or not ;)
all pics were made for me, I'm not much of an artist lol
❤️💙💚
#commissions#pokemon oc#pkmn#oc#fanfiction#original characters#hoenn#ORAS#RSE#steven stone#Strength of Corundum#Ruby Thatcher#Safira Thatcher#Kyto Enapay#Stella Winstrate#Heath Nakai#Emory Enapay#rockstarshipping
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25% of my talks with arush is me saying random shit about dbd and him just wondering what the hell im talking about
#10% of that is me just sending lyrics of 'can you last long' by supaalf kyto hens and otz#ze.txt#dead by daylight
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Oh hey I missed this one.
For the Haurch Lives AU (and also my first WoLKid I made) Amelie's name honestly has the least meaning, it was just a french adjacent name that I liked.
Stella, full name Stella-Crys Raha, I put a lot of thought into since she's in my canon verse. Since G'raha himself acknowledges that he doesn't really know much or interact with tribal miqo traditions, but DID live on the First for a century, Akira (with the help of some friends on the First) thought they could instead use Mystel naming conventions to honor the city he founded and cared so much for, hence the "Crys" part of her name for the Crystarium. Stella of course meaning stars and representing where that adventure ultimately took them, and Raha of course being the traditional way last names work for Miqo on the Source.
Kore and Kytos I named originally for my Stardew Valley/FFXIV crossover playthrough by just looking up names related in some way to the greek Hades and Persephone. Kore of course is another name for Persephone (meaning maiden iirc or young lady, which I felt was fitting for a girl). Kytos was shortened from Kokytos, which is the river of sorrow iirc from greek myth (I was thinking, like, babies cry, and then I decided he was a sensitive soul). I HC that Persephone had these names in mind for if she'd ever had children, and Akira sort of "remembered" that in the Hyth and Hades Stay AU and named her kids that. I only remembered the Pandaemonium boss Kokytos later. ._. But my friends in the swap discord helped me decide the headcanon is Athena stole the name because Persephone, being the friendly person she is, told her about her baby names she'd picked in passing back in the Unsundered world.
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What names would / did your wol(oc) give to their kids? Is there a meaning behind it?
#ffxiv#wolkids#oc: Amelie de Fortemps#oc: Kore#oc: Kytos#oc: Stella-Crys Raha#verse: still here#verse: an echo calling me#verse: canon
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Pharaoh, 1984 - designed by Shin Takamatsu, a dentil clinic and residence in Kyto, Japan. link








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#my post#architecture#pharaoh#postmodern#brutalist#brutalism#japan#kyoto#80s japan#1984#shin takamatsu
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Some Roblox oc halloween doodle :D
Kyto belongs to @/mike geno
Regan belongs to @el-pada
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I sometimes question Pixie Hollow’s geography when it comes to the book continuity… Like where exactly is the Home Tree located on Neverland? Or how much of Neverland do the fairies occupy?
The Pixie Hollow in the movies feels more like a dimension separate from Neverland, that I sometimes forget that Tink and her friends live in Neverland.
I've thought about this too! Pixie Hollow's geography and where exactly it is located in Neverland is a very messy part of the lore throughout most of the continuities. So this is gonna be a long answer
In the books the Pixie Hollow with the home tree, it's supposedly in what I think is "a clearing", like behind some foliage. In the third guide book "The Hidden World of Fairies" which is made up of book and movie canon (a lot of elements from the books and movies together) we see that Pixie Hollow is located behind a leafy clearing somewhere in Neverland.
According to this map, Pixie Hollow is located towards the right of Neverland next to Skull Rock and Mermaid Lagoon
However, it's still sort of complicated!
In In the Realm of Never Fairies, we have some illustrations of areas that seem to be around Pixie Hollow- that seem to be quite vast and empty, including concept art.
Here, we have a lovely concept drawing of Tinker Bell near a waterfall- note the waterfall, it will become important later
This is the original illustration of that image:
Here's an interesting illustration with Havendish Stream, the dust mill, and several mountains:
We also have a detailed explanation of Prilla's arrival in Quest for the Egg and world building in the trilogy which suggests it is located in the island somewhere near the mountains, but also somewhat close to the Lagoon (after all Soop could flood Fairy Haven/Pixie Hollow) with the cove seeming close- but also still a several days journey for fairies, with it taking at least couple hours to get to both locations. It can be assumed Torth Mountain where Kyto resides is close to the fairies, as well as the Tiffens which are creatures that trade with the fairies unique to the Levine books. A fire almost destroyed Neverland (Kyto I believe) and Mother Dove survived and made the island magical. So I have an idea that it's close to the mountains, but still on a flat terrain. In the forests of Neverland, in like the center leaning a bit to the right. Likely the "heart of Neverland"
In the books, I think it is also heavily implied that the Dust Mill is further away from the Home Tree than it is in the movies.
It's very interesting you say that "The Pixie Hollow in the movies feels more like a dimension separate from Neverland, that I sometimes forget that Tink and her friends live in Neverland." Because, in the original version of Pixie Hollow it was a distinct place behind a secret portal in Neverland, and had a unique apperance different from Neverland! They try to connect it to the book lore, and the story was even on the website at one point. In this version, Pixie Hollow is located in the waterfall in the middle of Pixie Hollow, and the waterfall is a magical portal. However, the idea of Pixie Hollow being located behind the waterfall- even if it is not magical, is scarcely used in the final canon. I mean in the Pixie Hollow game, there is the speedchat phrase "See you around the waterfall!" for a goodbye phrase and maybe the waterfall is mentioned one or two times in Never Girls. Personally, I'm very biased to this design of Pixie Hollow because I really like the style and how it feels both separate and unique to Neverland. It shares the design of Neverland but is still it's own unique and original place.
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Compare to the final version, which takes a lot of cues from the books, down to the Pixie Dust Tree being modeled from the home tree. Design wise I don't hate it, but it always felt a bit "off" to me and rushed. (very likely wise, considering the timeline of the movie's development)
Ironically, it's said by the director they used a lot of shots of the mountains (Discovering Pixie Hollow DVD documentary) to give some sense of Neverland in Tinker Bell. But Tinker Bell, imo- also has felt too different from the world of Neverland and also not similar enough. And a lot of that art was not from the final version of the film!
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But when it comes to the movies, we can get an idea where Pixie Hollow is located based on certain scenes in the films- which I believe is more similar to the books, a forest area- but still close to the falls and closer to the coast of Neverland. It is very hard to see where, but I have an idea.
Very close to the center and the falls, but also an elevated forest area as we can see from Tinker Bell's arrival. So the waterfalls were relevant in some ways.
When they leave Pixie Hollow to go to the Mainland, this is the direction they are coming from.
In Tinker Bell and the Lost Treasure, she goes north and this is what she sees behind her when she says "Goodbye Pixie Hollow, I'll miss you."
This shot to me, shows the strong differences of Pixie Hollow and Neverland. How in some cases, they went too realistic imo...
TLDR- So, Pixie Hollow's location in both the films and the books (as well as everywhere else) is quite messy to me! I get there's some mystery in not knowing where it is, but there isn't really any indication besides "in the forest clearings of Neverland". Very odd to me that they never directly say where Pixie Hollow is located- anywhere besides a few random places. Also there's the implication that the seasonal meadows of Pixie Hollow are a speck compared to the full world of Neverland in the films, which is surprising to me. It's magical and yet sort of surreal in some ways too I guess hehe
But I overall, prefer the concept movie designs for Pixie Hollow compared to the movie designs, as the design feels very intentionally crafted. The idea of Pixie Hollow being hard to find makes sense, so I wish the movies had it be behind a clearing of some sort as well and not in the middle of the mountains/forest
#disney fairies#discussions: books vs movies#discussions: concept art/development#movies#books#in the realm of never fairies#fairy dust trilogy#fairy dust and the quest for the egg#fairy haven and the quest for the wand#discussions: neverland vs pixie hollow#early version#early stuff#queensharotto
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More lost boys + Jane and kyto drawings cuz idk
#peter pan#draw Jane too much#disney fairies#can’t watermark for my life Istg#someone find the ring of belief concept arts of nibs and cubby pls
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