#ai no exorcist

[candy8448]

I made stickers!

Got all the designs i like and put them on sheets to print tgen cut em out

All the cut pieces and some first stickers, after the many many trials to find out what worked

Basically parchment paper didnt work cuz the tape just never peeled off of it, so i thought to try masking tape as the first layer of tape instead of clear tape since that was more peelable and instead discovered that the clear tape peels easily off of the masking tape so i laid a sheet of parchment paper, covered it in masking tape, and then using the clear tape then the drawing then more clear tape

...a lot of tape was used. There was a lot of the roll and by the end i was xlose to finishing it 0.0

Laying out and making the sticker sheets! :D

(These were very satisfying to hold)

:DDD

Finally i finished cutting them all out... again

242 stickers total:

Kaguya sama 13

Blue exorcist 5

Zom 100 1

Oshi no ko 11

Dunmeshi 9

Demon slayer 22

Warriors 28

Dnd 28

Tpn 37

Skyrim 37

Zelda 50

Rain 1

I have no idea what to do with these. I only did this to stop myself being tempted to buy a tonna different sets from aliexpress but i dont actually use stickers... i also have like 20 and then another 75 dunmeshi ones from a pack i did buy from ali and i have no idea what to do with them all 0.0

It was a whole lot cheaper and faster than buying them, so much more effort tho...

[gothiccharmschool]

Once again, thank you to everyone who reaches out to me to let me know when something I reblog is AI.

Here, have some art created by an actual human. A sketch my husband did for me for our 2012 anniversary.

[lilac-artemis]

Rin Okumura | Blue Exorcist | Flower

One of my first wallpapers I downloaded was a blue exorcist art with sakura flowers when i saw this trend of drawing flowers over half the face of a blorbo and rin was the first one that came to mind

for reference i used a photo by leslie zhang and one of Nobuhiko Okamoto

[fanofspooky]

[gingerbredman1989]

A massively muscular undead bio-exorcist with wild, frizzy white hair and ashen skin with dark circles under his eyes.

DALL-E

[mourningmaybells]

Journeys end in lovers meeting.

The Haunting of Hill House (1959) / The Exorcist (1971) / The Left Hand of Darkness (1969) / "An Interview with Disco Elysium's Justin Keenan" (2021)

[malaierba]

As much as I enjoy fanon where Adam is a mastermind general, NGL that's probably not supported by canon.

He's leading attacks on a population that can't effectively fight back. They're being attacked from the air, and the Exorcists are essentially invulnerable. They're all 100% skill points invested in the Attack stat, 0% in Defense. As far as everyone knows, it's pointless, so why bother? This is the very thing that Camilla exploits.

I'm not sure that's very "mastermind general" coded. It IS efficient, we could assume that he had something to do with training his girls to be as efficient as possible, so there's that. We could even imagine that he understands how to best use his warriors and leverage the terrain to corner the biggest group of (civilian, for the most part) sinners possible.

Sinners likely fight back if only to attempt to escape, so we could even give Adam extra credit and say that he's trained his girls to deal with counterattacks (most meant to immobilize them for a bit because, again, invulnerable) by having them work on groups and just, force their way through whatever trap is being set around them as quickly as possible. I do like the idea that he helped all his Exorcists be the best they could be, keeping his idea of what a perfect soldiers looks like in mind of course.

But when we see Adam fight, as Alastor correctly calls out, he's sloppy. As others have pointed out, had Alastor not been so prideful to not arm his minions + tentacles with Angelic steel, he would've killed Adam within five minutes. Adam is not very agile, his attack speed is nothing to write home about when compared to the people he fought (even Charlie manages to dodge some of his attacks, and being the pacifist she is she's likely the least trained in combat), and in true exorcist fashion he tanks rather than deflect/avoid most hits.

Every time he managed to turn the tables and harm one of the Hazbins, it was by using raw power. And yeah, he did use the element of surprise in those three occasions (attacking Alastor, killing Serpentious, catching Charlie in a chokehold. IG you could count his attempt at bodying Lucifer + attacking the Morningstar's from the back too), but it reads as more instinct/impulse than strategy.

I mean, it makes sense. The man was a hunter, a farmer later in life, then probably didn't do much in heaven until he was tasked with the Exterminations. Until they domesticated some animals, he probably picked easy prey that would relatively give him the highest reward to risk ratio, and since he was probably hunting on his own or with small support (maybe Eve when she wasn't pregnant, maybe some sons later in life) they had to be quick and surprise their prey. But relying on domestication was still preferable.

So he had to be efficiency minded. What I like to think is that he's probably a better trainer than he is a strategist, and if forced he'd be better at coaching people to survive in a situation where they have little resources/tools at hand, and little knowledge of the environment they'd be thrust in. Surviving a wasteland and managing to build the pillars of, maybe not society, but at least self sustaining communities requires some observational skills and good memory after all (although NGL Eve probably helped here. I refuse to steal credit from her to give it to Adam, let's not forget that modern anthropology theorises that agriculture was probably pioneered mainly by women).

And, he's definitely an "the best defense is to attack first" kind of guy. For better and for worse, of course.

[reverseshinden]

This is the part were I think aniplex might have used AI Voice Bank For Arthur. I do think it was only semi used, because the scene with him yelling and using his sword was definitely done by a human. This part here just sounds… to lacking of emotion.

[originemesis]

why live your life to someone else's plan? stick it to the man! - by indecisive artist

[rinokumrra]

FINALLY

[tfarcevolph]

The Exorcist

[tan-nov9]

Rin Okumura Onsen II

[daevguy]

finally spent a day off getting cozy in bed! watched the handmaiden, which was excellent! then sam and I watched the new exorcist film and....good lord. I genuinely don't understand how that movie made it out of the editing room lol.

[gingerbredman1989]

A massively muscular undead bio-exorcist with wild, frizzy white hair and ashen skin with dark circles under his eyes.

Bing AI

[chronivore]

"You saw the Exorcist"

[r3v3rsid3]

[•] El Exorcista _ token•video

The Exorcist es una película de terror estadounidense de 1973 dirigida por William Friedkin, con un guion escrito por William Peter Blatty basado en su propia novela homónima, publicada en 1971. Blatty, el autor de la novela, explicó que el argumento se inspiró en un hecho verídico sobre el que empezó a trabajar cuando aún era estudiante universitario. El hecho fue un supuesto exorcismo ocurrido en 1949, del que informó The Washington Post. En el caso real, la persona supuestamente poseída era un niño de catorce años de edad que sufrió alteraciones en su personalidad, por lo cual se le practicaron varios exorcismos en un lapso de tres meses. Tiempo después se revelaría que se trataba de Ronald Edwin Hunkeler, un joven de gran talento que posteriormente fue ingeniero en la NASA y realizó aportes esenciales para el éxito de la misión Apolo 11 que aterrizó en la Luna: a él se deben los paneles anticalentamiento que recubrían la nave para evitar su desintegración durante el proceso de reintroducción en la atmósfera. (wikipedia).

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