#The Everyday Projects

[luv4lain]

really fast quixote

[zondearts]

Wxs, the sillies, the goofies, the goobers

wxsloids below cut

[traffrogers]

The G-Team from Hotguy Comics Zine Written by @briefle, edited by @terraglows, illustrated by me :D With assistance from @brandyy0moss and @gingermaple

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[artilite]

i keep forgetting to post when i draw OOPS so here's a doodle dump !!!!

[tsukishiroism]

literally no reason for him to be like ✨that✨

[rockdrop]

pov mizuki teaches mafuyu how to say goodnight to kanade

[futuristichedge]

Guy who grew up in an apocalypse

[macksartblock]

sketches of the s1 kiddads bc i miss them

doomed children of all time

[half1spin]

yay! hooray Yay

[anpanmann]

countdown to jin's return

d-30 ♡ 'fix you' (coldplay cover) ✦ mtv unplugged

[sideblogdotjpeg]

ive been thinking about the red string superstition recently and also sol bufo always and it makes me sick how uncannily caldwell tanner has made sol to perfectly target me personally

(+ cropped versions !)

[project-sekai-facts]

According to the Happy Lovely Everyday! event story, Airi fought pro wrestlers as part of her career as TV variety star Happy Everyday.

[saphirdevil]

dont worry she was too excited and bit her lip too hard

[lordoflucky]

Quick over-analysis of the ways Barok and Albert address one another, because ace attorney loves showing personality through how characters refer to each other, and I love analyzing it.

Easy one out of the way, Albert exclusively refers to Barok as "Barok" regardless of the situation. He is the only character to do this, with every other character referring to him as some variation of "Prosecutor/Lord van Zieks". This establishes their friendship from the get-go, while also being a bit jarring to the audience as literally no one calls him just "Barok". Even characters who are closer to him, like Gregson and Stronghart, still call him "van Zieks". As far as Albert is concerned, that's just his good friend Barok, not the intimidating Prosecutor Lord van Zieks.

Barok meanwhile has two major ways of referring to Albert:

Firstly, "Albert". This one's simple, he's just reciprocating Albert's first name address, and further cementing their friendship. This is used almost exclusively outside of the courtroom, meanwhile within the courtroom he almost only uses "Professor Harebrayne". An exception to this is right after Albert is forced to accept that the experiment is a failure Barok says:

"And as for you… …Albert. You can't ignore this any longer."

It's a sudden departure from the distant, professional address he's been using the entire trial. It's also a much kinder approach than Barok usually takes when referring to defendants (or anyone really), something Susato comments on directly by saying she's "Never heard him speak that way before." He's breaking the Reaper Persona for just a moment to give his friend a firm, yet ultimately gentle, push.

Back to "Professor Harebrayne", while on the surface it seems distant there is one scene that shows an extra dimension. During the "Laudable not Laughable" scene, a sequence dedicated to Barok giving Albert what is essentially a pep-talk, you would expect him to return to the "Albert" address as seen earlier. Instead, he continues to use "Professor Harebrayne". My interpretation is that Barok is specifically calling attention to the fact that Albert is Professor Harebrayne. He has a title which he earned that is proof of his abilities as a scientist. Following that logic, "Professor Harebrayne" isn't just for formality's sake, but also a representation of the respect Barok holds for Albert separate from their status as friends.

However, Barok actually has a third way of referring to Albert that is used exactly once. In the line directly preceding Albert's (false) confession to murder, Barok says:

"What's all this about… Mr Harebrayne?"

Mr Harebrayne. Not Professor, not Albert, Mr.

If "Professor Harebrayne" is meant to show respect, and "Albert" is meant to show fondness, then clearly "Mr Harebrayne" is the absence of both.

He's not "Brilliant Scientist Professor Harebrayne" and he's not "Dear Friend Albert", he is Mr Harebrayne and he is about to do something so, so stupid. And there's nothing Barok can do to stop him.

My chosen interpretation is that this is Barok's desperate attempt to verbally smack some sense into Albert. This is like the Barok equivalent of grabbing Albert by the shoulders and yelling "What the hell do you think you're doing???"

As an aside, this comes right before the "...Albert. You can't ignore this any longer" line. Meaning the latter can almost been seen as an apology for being so harsh moments before.

Just, Mr Harebrayne. It's such a minor change, but I adore it so much. With how much care ace attorney puts into the way characters refer to each other, I have to assume it was intentional.

[cool-person-yey]

imagine you're just Some Guy in the project hail mary universe. like damn the sun is dying. oh hey they're trying to find a way to stop it! why tf are they paving the sahara desert. explosions??? they're reuniting a team to figure out wtf is going on! oh shit two of the members died?!? THEY'RE SENDING THE BOYTOY INTO SPACE!?!? how many misinformation about astrophages did ppl genuinely believe?? were there memes abt it ( who am i kidding there were definitely memes abt it)??? how many astrophage-deniers were there? so many questions

[asbestos-11]

when your bf has the world's softest chest.

ratio here is a pre op trans dude