#Mayora

[animemakeblog]

“Gintama” Anime's “Baragaki-hen” The Gets Compilation Movie

A re-edited version of the Baragaki-hen (Thorny Arc) from the second season, Gintama on Theatre 2D: Baragaki-hen (Gintmaa on Theatre 2D: Thorny Arc), was revealed on Monday via the official website for the Gintama anime series. Beginning on November 10, the anime will be broadcast nationwide for three weeks.

[kitamars]

READY, STEADY………….roll?

[shoyowo]

hijikata is supremely cool and uncool at the same time

[babygray]

A little sketch.

[ourrechte-blog]

These Dreams

Link's eyes fluttered open, the taste of salt on his lips and the gentle lapping of waves against his body. He pushed himself up on trembling arms, sand clinging to his damp skin as he surveyed the unfamiliar shoreline. The last thing he remembered was the haunting melody that had awakened the Wind Fish, and then… darkness.

As his vision cleared, a figure came into focus before him. A woman with flowing golden curls and warm brown eyes gazed down at him. Her attire was unlike anything Link had ever seen before. An orange sash wrapped snugly around her chest, preserving her modesty while leaving her shoulders and midriff bare. The fabric seemed to shimmer in the sunlight, catching his attention. Loose-legged blue pants billowed gently in the coastal breeze, perfectly suited for the seaside environment.

Link's gaze was drawn to a vibrant hibiscus flower nestled in her hair, its delicate petals a stark reminder of Marin. The sight caused a pang of nostalgia to ripple through him, memories of his recent adventure flooding back.

The woman extended a hand, her blue pants swishing as she crouched beside him. "Welcome, brave hero," she said, her voice melodic yet tinged with urgency. "I am Mayora. I'm afraid I must ask for your help, though I know you've only just arrived back in Hyrule."

Link accepted her hand, rising unsteadily to his feet. His mind raced with questions as he took in more details of Mayora's appearance. The orange sash seemed to be made of a light, breathable material, perfect for the warm coastal climate. It hugged her form in a way that was both practical and flattering. The blue pants, he noticed, were adorned with intricate patterns along the hems, reminiscent of ocean waves.

"I… I don't understand," he managed, his voice hoarse from disuse. "The Wind Fish… I thought…" He trailed off, overwhelmed by the sudden transition from his previous adventure to this new, unexpected encounter.

Mayora's expression softened, her brown eyes filled with sympathy. "I know this must be confusing for you, Link. You've only just completed one journey, and here I am, asking you to embark on another. Please, take a moment to gather yourself."

Link nodded gratefully, taking a deep breath of the salty air. He noticed how the breeze played with Mayora's golden curls, causing them to dance around her face. The hibiscus in her hair bobbed gently, its vibrant red a stark contrast to her blonde locks.

"Your clothes," Link said, gesturing to her unique attire. "I've never seen anything like them before. Are you… from around here?"

Mayora smiled, a hint of mystery in her eyes. "My home is far from here, and it's a place few have ever seen. Our customs and clothing are quite different from what you're used to in Hyrule."

Link's curiosity was piqued, but he couldn't shake the feeling of unease that had settled over him. "You said you needed my help. What's happening? Is there danger?"

Mayora hesitated, her gaze dropping to the sand. Her fingers absently traced the patterns on her pants as she spoke. "Another adventure awaits, one that I hope will not be as perilous as your previous journeys. But I cannot guarantee your safety, and for that, I am truly sorry."

Link's mind whirled with conflicting emotions. Part of him longed for rest, for a chance to process all he had been through. Yet the earnestness in Mayora's eyes stirred something within him – a familiar sense of purpose, of destiny.

"Tell me more," he said finally, squaring his shoulders. "What kind of adventure are we talking about? And why me?"

[fifihunterbakariafrocentric]

My First Week in New York! | Riley Burruss

Yaorang rice and

[johnmalevolent]

why is hijikata next to vash sorry i'll stop. why is hijikata behind roberto

[dlyarchitecture]

[bantennews]

Janjikan Kerja di PT Mayora, Pria di Lebak Diamankan Polisi

LEBAK- Satuan Reserse Kriminal (Satreskrim) Polsek Rangkasbitung mengamankan seorang pria yang melakukan penipuan dengan dalih menyalurkan tenaga kerja. Korbannya warga Kecamatan Rangkasbitung. Kapolsek Rangkasbitung, AKP Pipih Iwan Hermansyah membenarkan, jika anggotanya telah melakukan penangkapan terhadap terduga pelaku penipuan dan penggelapan. “Benar, pelaku tersebut berinisial YK (46).…

[nicandragon]

A little pre-relationship labru comic based on this headcanon from mayora :D

[bvgaming30]

Halo guys jumpa kembali bersama kami JSGers dengan artikel menarik setiap harinya. Dan pada kesempatan kali ini JSGers akan memberikan informasi seputaran Bocoran Slot Sky Queen Dengan Bank Mayora Indonesia. Untuk tanggal 13 Maret 2023 yang bisa kalian gunakan untuk refrensi sebelum anda bermain slot dengan menggunakan Uang Asli. Baca sampai habis untuk informasi yang kami berikan ini.

[gosulsel]

Mayora Grup Buka Lowongan Kerja Bagi Mahasiswa dan Alumni Poltekbos - Gosulsel

MAKASSAR, GOSULSEL.COM - PT Tirta Fresindo Jaya (Mayora Group) menggelar rekrutmen karyawan bagi mahasiswa semester 6 dan alumni Politeknik Bosowa (Poltekbos) di Aula Poltekbos, Senin (20/02/2023). Rekrutmen ini diikuti sebanyak 22 peserta untuk gelombang pertama. Kegiatan ini dilaksanakan...

http://gosulsel.com/2023/02/21/mayora-grup-buka-lowongan-kerja-bagi-mahasiswa-dan-alumni-poltekbos/

#Poltekbos #PTMayora

[symbieote]

Name one romantic relationship in Gintama that is requited, happy, ongoing, and involves only living characters. That's right, you can't, because I personally assassinated every romance arc in Gintama. ＦＩＮＡＬＦＡＮＴＡＳＹ(最終回発情期)　THIS, assholes. I'm a hater and only a hater. Oh wait. Agomi and his boyfriend is cute and can stay. Zura, I know you love widows and NTR and also you and ikumatsu are the closest we will get to something canon and for real for a main cast character... But it doesn't count if it's not explicitly romantic. I'm a spokesperson of Big Aro and I'm declassifying the fact that Big Aro paid off sorachi-sensei to work in our Aro Agenda. Except once again for Agomi and his boyfriend, because they're cute and funny. Call me mayora 13 because I am the assassin of love.

[jesncin]

Hello!! I saw yalls lunar boy post (which made me so extremely happy btw, genuinely got teary eyed while reading it) and it said that yall did a lot of research into queer indonesian history and media? If yall dont mind could you link some of those? Im studying up on queer indonesian history myself and struggling to find good resources 😅 ofc all of these are /nf!! Feel free to ignore me and im so sorry for bothering yall 🙏🙏

Not a bother at all, and I'm super happy to hear that the Lunar Boy Queer Escapism comic made you so happy! 💜 Ooh yes there's a ton of sources. From the top of my head:

Creating Spaces for Dialogue: Exploring Queer Cinema in Southeast Asia. An extremely thorough analysis and catalog of queer cinema throughout SEA, with a very robust Indonesian section. My buddy Gris did the research for this and they're very dedicated to this sort of stuff! The Kontinentalist in general has fantastic articles.

Queer Indonesia Archive. An incredible digital collection archiving the lives of queer Indonesians. There's magazines, posters, photos, newspaper clippings, and more! I've talked to and met some of the people working on this project and they're very passionate about memory preservation.

Beyond the Binary: Two Bissu Defend Their Roots in Sulawesi. New Naratif has some good articles covering queer Indonesian lives. I think personal interviews and their reporting are their strong points. I've illustrated for them a couple of times (all queer related things lol). Looks like their website is down at the moment but will be back in May!

Vice Indonesia has some great stuff like their video on Lengger Lanang, Bunda Mayora, and more! I recommend Madame X Memories: The Rise and Fall of Indonesian Queer Cinema.

Bissu A Frame of Diversity. A recent video on the Bissu of Sulawesi. I consider it extremely important to be able to hear from Bissu themselves, since most resources are by white anthropologists who often misconstrue queer Indonesian culture.

The writings of Nurdiyansah Dalidjo. He writes in Indonesian (sorry not in English, my language barrier self uses a mix of google translate and my own Indonesian to read his stuff), but the work he does is invaluable. Whether it's personal reflections on his life, or covering the lives of other queer people, it's all fantastic writing. He did a series "Queer di Masa Lansia" covering elder queer people that is very much worth a read. He's active in waria spaces, working together with transfemme lower class people. I've met him, he's very nice to me :( Idk why :'((

So I hope this is helpful! Early on when I did research for Lunar Boy I reached out to academics on queer Indonesian identities and while some of it was helpful (bless Dédé Oetomo for giving me the time of day and answering my questions), I've learned it was more valuable and enriching to find material that talks more directly with queer people. Stuff that isn't filtered through a scholarly lens or bias. If there's any takeaway I can give, it would be that.

[shoyowo]

warrior of love, mayora 13 !!!

[nightbigail]

All hail Mayora-sama!! 🙇🏻🙇🏻🤴🏻

Although I like wacky characters, I also tend to like the “boring” characters too. I really like Yamazaki and Shinpachi, and I have no idea why.