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[forlovewithyou]

I just want to say

WIFE

[sainte-melasse]

By Virginie Ropars - after Barbara Canepa and Anna Merli's graphic novel End

[hey-heigo]

dw guys the thh tonaegiri trio was supposed to be included in the arti-mate collab but kyoko already filled their long-skirt quota and they had to stick junko in somewhere. so

some alternative outfit designs i was messing around with under the cut

i mostly couldn't use these because i couldn't figure out a color scheme that could still comfortably carry the original palette to fit the collab theme...anyways feel free to color yourself lol

[fure-dcmk]

International preorder open!

Preorder ends 10 March 2024

Shipping late April

Bigcartel (shop)

Group order

1. US [link] (closed)

Comic sample

a. Kkoma-dy

b. Three Quarter Nonsense

Edit: 12 May 2024 shipped. Please check email for tracking updates.

[nefelibatat]

Much as I love The Red Wedding, I have to say it…

There should have been two wedding cakes. It would be such a nice callback!

[humanundead]

@asanjou Mean to me.

[elucubrare]

I understand that this is my own fault for reading a book with this cover

but i opened it & was immediately smacked in the face with a scene of a Japanese man talking about how superstitious Romans are & how surprising it is that they’ve been a great power for 2000 years while flying his airplane around Mount Vesuvius

eta: mount vesuvius while it's erupting. it was so obvious to me that that would be the case that I neglected to mention it.

[squidsmakemedelusional]

guess who has unsupervised internet access

[luckyblinkies]

simple manga blinkies! for those who have. a concerning amount of manga logged

[carsthatnevermadeitetc]

Mugen Honda Accord 2.0Si XB4, 1987. Mugen was set up in 1973 by Hirotoshi Honda, the son of Honda Motor Company founder Soichiro Honda, initially offering special parts for Honda's motocross bikes. As Honda's range expanded in the 1970s so did Mugen's range of tuning parts. For the 3rd generation Accord, Mugen offered aero parts, suspension, exhaust manifold and tail pipes, as well as a range of aluminium wheels.

[caterjunes]

first day of intro to business class today! i did my readings (lots of capitalist bootlicking which i am approaching with an anthropological mindset), made a discussion post, did my homework for the week, and took the chapter quiz (very poorly worded questions which actually directly caused me to get one wrong)

so far so good.

[the-insouciant-scientist]

what are hyakinthos's thoughts on the boatman and the slow boat in general?

Ooh, taking a quick sidestep from the rest of the ask game asks to answer this real quick! Short answer: a little complicated but generally friendly! Long answer: Gotta give some backstory first, bear with me. I have been thinking so much about belief systems vs established canon. Canon says that every human who dies regardless of belief (there may be nuance I'm forgetting but I'm in full speed infodump mode rn so that's a problem for future me) goes to the Far Shore. I say that's... kinda bleak? Also I'm just not a fan of stories where there is only One Real Belief and the rest are played off as silly distraction or whatever, but I digress.

A lot of his everything is based around the idea that both belief and proper death/burial care are important to get people to the afterlife they're meant to be in. Ritual makes all the difference between going to the Far Shore vs the Fields of Asphodel, for example.

His Boatman is Charon, or at least accepts the name. Hyakinthos has a working relationship with him and has probably taken up the oars at least a few times, especially for people who need the extra care in getting to where they need to be.

There's respect there, but there's also a certain... I'm not sure I have the words for it. The idea that death in the Neath is uncertain in so many ways (whether it'll stick that time, whether the person will make it to their afterlife or if they'll slip between the cracks and end up in the wrong place, etc) can be... discomfiting, to him. So while he does hold the boatman in high regard, there's always some little uncertainty there.

(Every so often, by their standards at least, Hyakinthos will bring him a very old obol. The Boatman will always refuse it. This is a ritual of its own. They'll sit for a while and talk anyways, and then part ways afterwards a little lighter.)

[arytha]

do i have things to do? yes. is it a pain to do it when im the only one in the vision center? absolutely.

which means i wont do it. haha

[querido-eh-dump]

Periódicamente siento la necesidad de dibujar a estos dos siendo felices. Según yo, está es una recopilación de los bocetos más presentables de la reserva que guardo, más una ilustración.

[yossarianirl]

my posts arent showing in the fandom tag so im gonna just stop posting stuff

[vierandancer]

Poor image quality by why's he just Jungkook from BTS