#Ryuuki art

[impydragon]

"I'm me, nobody else!"

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Ryuuki Denshou: Dragoon

[phuuca]

bed sharing💡

I gave myself a minor break during the week by drawing something soft and with some WBK ocs. I don't know if it counts as being part of the week, since they're not canon, but I still like the piece regardless.

[shoujoseii]

[fridaraph]

Just a couple being cute on their date

Saiunkoku Monogatari

[mericanasshole83]

Shi Ryuuki

[astroboyart]

Source: Hiltonium (YouTube)

A fan-made full English cover of the 2003 Astro Boy series' second opening theme song, Now or Never by CHEMISTRY feat. m-flo.

It was posted on YouTube by Hiltonium on December 31, 2023.

Full credits:

Vocals: Hiltonium, JorporXx & RedyyChuu Lyrics/Scripting: Hiltonium Arrangement: Shadowboy1390 Vocal Mix/Master/Tune/Time: ryuuki   / _ryuukix   Harmony & Adlib Guides: virtuositea Album Art: xiggyboos Video: LukyMotion & Foxxy Special Thanks: SonicCandy   / candy_sonic   Original Artist: CHEMISTRY feat. m-flo

[paintedmage]

Updating my list of headcanons for Yu-Gi-Oh from my main blog

All my headcanons are from the Duel Monsters portion of the series, most of which are influenced by the anime and personal thoughts and ideas.

Atem has a thing for anything strawberry. Strawberry drinks, baked goods, artisan goods, you name it. If it's got strawberry, Atem will almost certainly eat it. Even as Yami, he would take over Yugi's body sometimes to enjoy strawberry flavors(Yugi thought it was silly but also was happy Yami had something he liked)

Of course, my headcanon of Kaiba treating Yugi like a second little brother after Atem departs. Seriously, Yugi becoming an unofficial Kaiba brother because of Seto's love for Atem and feeling bad that Yugi doesn't have his own big brother now is something that feeds me life.

Atem's last name is Sennen. His full name is Atem Yami Sennen

Kaiba's full name is Seto Ryuuki Kaiba. Sometimes Atem calls Seto by his middle name, and Seto loves how whispery and velvety Atem says it.

Kaiba and Atem are 100% gay and demi, Yugi is bisexual and nonbinary(goes by he/they pronouns)

Kaiba and Atem are both intersex, Kaiba's intersex biology allows for childbearing, but it's not something he likes to think about or really wants, as pregnancy means a loss of control over his own body, and Kaiba can't imagine not having control.

Atem eventually returns through magic nonsense and everyone is overjoyed to have him back (Yugi and Kaiba especially, for their own reasons)

Kaiba has a cat. Her name is Zahra and he adopts her from a shelter not long after the Ceremonial Duel. Despite his cold exterior, Kaiba loves animals and would adopt every single one from every shelter in the world if he could

Atem loves cats and hits it off with Zahra(Kaiba doesn't like that he's no longer her favorite person but Atem spoils her as much as he does so he supposes its fine), and for some reason, strays gravitate towards him and he occasionally comes home with a new cat in his arms, announcing. "Ryuuki, another one chose me!", and Kaiba just goes with it, loving how the mansion staff are now always kept on their toes by the MANY cats now running amok.

Kaiba's favorite of Atem's little cat herd(also called a clutter) is Luna, a pretty tortoiseshell with golden eyes and dainty white paws. She gets attached to him rather than Atem(much to Kaiba's delight)

Yugi and Marik are a couple. I just think they're cute together. They'd eventually have a son(Kaiba helps them create their son by taking Yugi and Marik's DNA and making the baby in a tube in his lab. Because I'm absolutely certain Kaiba could do that sort of thing if he tried) and name him Atemu, after Atem. Because Yugi just loves his brother so much. (cue Uncle Atem shedding tears of joy), and when Atemu is 2, they have another son named Toki.

Atem and Kaiba get married and Atem 100% is in charge of wedding planning cause he has better tastes than Kaiba when it comes to this sort of thing. And Atem convinces Seto to let him wear a dress for the wedding. Kaiba becomes Seto Kaiba-Sennen.

Kaiba and Atem eventually have twins unplanned, a daughter named Kaida and a son named Yami, both taking Atem's last name of Sennen. The pregnancy is full of complications for Kaiba due to his unique situation, and the changes to his body cause a lot of dysphoria, but Atem is always there for him when things get rough, knowing that Seto can get through this with the strength and grace he applies daily.

Joey becomes a KC Security Officer because he's "A good guard dog", according to Kaiba.

Tea becomes a successful dancer on Broadway, landing many lead roles. Yugi and friends are glad to see her follow her dreams, and occasionally, Kaiba will sponsor musicals and plays that Tea is in, his way of showing his friendship.

Tristan opens a martial arts and self defense studio, wanting to teach others how to protect themselves and the ones they care about.

Bakura begins to work for the museum, and always manages to rope Atem into helping during his free time, as Atem WAS an ancient Pharaoh.

Atem works graphic design for Kaiba Corp (he's a surprisingly good artist)

Yugi works at Kaiba Corp for the game development division. Sometimes he brings Atemu and Toki into the office with him, and he tries to coordinate dates where Kaida and Yami are brought in when Seto and Atem come to work so their kids can bond with each other. (Yugi wants his sons to have a deep connection with their cousins asap.)

Atemu looks a lot like his namesake uncle, thanks to the combo of Yugi's hair and Marik's complexion, but his eyes are Marik's lavender. Toki is pale like Yugi with soft, sandy-colored hair like Marik.

Kaida looks a lot like her father Atem, bearing his tri-tone hair, although the ends of hers are blue instead of red, she bears his darker complexion, and the shape of her eyes is quite similar to his. She gets Seto's blue eyes. Yami, however, is a mini Seto Kaiba with Atem's purple eyes. (the little guy has already mastered the 'Kaiba scowl')

Mokuba absolutely adores his niece and nephew, being sure to talk about them to anyone who will listen(or is forced to). He also spoils them whenever he can, wanting to give Kaida and Yami the whole world, wanting them to have a childhood full of certainty and light, unlike what he and Seto had. Uncle Mokuba ftw.

Kaiba may or may not rebrand Kaiba Corporation to Sennen Corporation. That's still up for debate.

[minsarasarahair]

This SPL ad official art remind me of Saiunkoku official art. Maybe its the scroll? I told you, if there there's a danmei closest to Saiunkoku! Its Sha Po Lang! (SPL: General/Childhood hero & Prince/Emperor. SaiMono: Emperor & Tutor/Governor/Censorate/Consort.) I can't explain it but I'm talking about the vibe. Like the comedy? Likable characters? the yearners? protecting the country together? becoming a good emperor for your loved one? investigating economics/corruption problem separately and then it will be connected by the end? You'll get me if you read both.

Gu Yun and Shi Ryuuki are also both known in talking with animals in funny way. Gu Yun talk with a bird and rat (this Gu Yun fanart is more closer to this Ryuuki art). Ryuuki talks with a panda during his soul-searching journey. If Chang Geng is into gardening as one of his hobby, Ryuuki is into embroidery.

[ryo-maybe]

if i wanted to get into kamen rider but haven't really seen any tokusatsu before are there any shows in particular you'd recommend?

I've been waiting for this.

Now, because there is a colorful truckton of Rider series (and that's if we stick to Kamen Rider alone), each one with its own particular set of gimmicks, themes and overall atmospheres, it would be easier to answer this knowing what your tastes tend to veer to, but I'll try to pick some that I think are good to start off with among my personal favorites and provide a brief description of their pros and cons, so that if nothing else you can see if one or the other sounds like it might be up your alley.

Kuuga

+Probably the one that best weaves its elements - script, plot, camera work, characters, aesthetics and themes - into an incredibly tight and cohesive work. Every single second of Kuuga drips with a crystal clear depiction of the vision and thought behind it, to what I would dare deem a downright artistic degree. The story is presented in equal parts as a police procedural and a hero's journey: each Monster of the Week follows a specific pattern to their murders that must be figured out, all while the protagonist, Godai Yusuke, is intent on figuring out his newfound powers. I particularly love how organic the latter is done in this series: more often than not, Riders either figure out how to use their abilities within the span of a single battle or come with said knowledge in a pre-packaged form, so to speak. Not Kuuga! He has to learn and understand like you and I would if suddenly we became possessed of superhuman strength or senses, with all the caveats that involves, and this is all woven perfectly together and is in service of the story depicted in each episode. I cannot overstate enough how every single second of Kuuga never feels wasted. If you want a serious, heartfelt story about what it means to fight monsters at the risk of becoming one yourself, you will Love Kuuga.

Be warned though: it's a tokusatsu show made in the 2000's. This means the CG effects look like they were made in the 80's. You should be prepared to stomach some incredibly outdated special effects when approaching tokusatsu by default anyway, but if you can get past the hurdle, you may even come to appreciate the inherent cheesiness of it all.

Ryuuki

It might seem weird to recommend what was, for its time, one of the boldest takes on the franchise. It was Ryuuki, after all, that introduced the Rider Battle Royale concept as the main focus of its story. But the good news is that not only did it work, it made for an incredibly engaging story filled with drama, mystery, betrayals, friendship and morally bankrupt lawyers. The main cast of Riders are a fun bunch, which is a must for this kind of story, and whether fighting for supremacy of engaging in begrudging alliances, it's always interesting to see the sparks that fly from their interaction. This was the first series to introduce the Powers Via Cards gimmick and talking belts, the former of which was used time and again for several of the series that followed it, whereas the latter has become one of the franchise's staples. Overall, you will like Ryuuki if you appreciate gritty shonen with a focus on battles between a stable of main characters where nobody is quite the hero or villain of the story (except, of course, for the main protagonist).

Fun fact: when Madoka Magica first came out, people saw so many parallels between it and Ryuuki that people thought Gen Urobuchi, PMMM's writer, had ripped it off when penning the script. You will find quite the number of fan arts where the two works crossover with each other. Funnily enough, it wouldn't be until years later that Urobuchi would be hired to write a Rider show, Gaim.

Fourze

Take the stereotypical American school setup from every teen comedy/drama ever. You know, the ones with the clearly defined cliques of jocks, preps, goths etc. Now transpose it wholesale in Japan and toss in monsters in elaborate rubber suits and a spandex suit that looks like a space rocket gijinka to fight them all. Wrap it up in some of the most damn fun and endearing writing you'll ever find in a tokusatsu show, or really any shows in general, and you'll end up with the winning formula that earned Fourze a beloved spot in the hearts of both long-time toku fans and newcomers to the genre.

Fourze is probably the easiest show to recommend in this list. It brims with youthful enthusiasm and vitality, wears its heart on its shiny sleeve, and is so earnest in everything it does you can't help but love it. I cannot overstate it enough when I say that Fourze is the quintessential fun show. Perfect to watch alone when you're in dire need of a smile, and even better to watch along with friends to make some very, very fun memories together.

[sinha-ri]

would you perhaps bless us with a ryuuki in these trying times? i love ur art fjhbdf

its ur boi, scrukgulo bloob-blop

[impydragon]

Montly reward for anubins! Oh to be between those thighs- I MEAN, another very nice lady for Lexy 👀

[thelasttoastbender]

It's finally happening

I am finally returning to Forever. It'll have been 2 years come February first, and a lot has changed, not least of all my writing ability. I'm more confident, more skilled. And I finally feel like I'm ready to finish off this story. It's got a good 10 or so chapters left in it, and they're the most intense, action-packed of the whole fic. Lots of big revelations and payoffs. I'm currently re-reading the fic and will be rewatching Korra in preparation for returning to this world.

But with all that being said, I've had an idea. A feature on AO3 I don't see used very often is that you can place images inside of your text. I already did this with Forever on three occasions - the poster I commissioned in Chapter 1, Ryuuki's introduction, and the Chi Eater's grand appearance. But I'd like to do this with more chapters. With every chapter, in fact, at least one scene.

I'll commission some myself going forward (along with some commissions to drum-up interest in the ongoing Dreamer's Sleep, which Korra and Asami are also a part of) as I'm able to, but if you're a fan of the story, and you'd like to see your art featured in it, I'm open to submissions as well.

I'm not sure when Chapter 24 will be done - I'm probably going to rewrite the entire thing from the ground-up - but it is officially back on my to-do list.

2023 will mark the 9 year anniversary of when I first started writing this fic, way back in its original form when I was a much less seasoned writer. I'd like to finish it before it officially turns 10, along with the 10 year anniversary of Korrasami. So keep your eyes peeled here for further updates.

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ryuuki denshou: dragoon

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