#alphonse dalston

[cinnabuncrumbs]

going insane

[mangledscrimp]

[flowertab]

What’s most funny about this is that at the start of the exchange, he was telling the dog to leave Emmy alone. Leading me to think that throughout this conversation Emmy has just been taunting this dog and sticking her tongue out at him or something, because his master called him down and there’s nothing he can do about it.

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[johndescole]

I invented a new layton yaoi do you all like it

[ID: drawing of Henry Ledore and Alphonse Dalston from Professor Layton and the Miracle Mask. Henry is tucked in close to Alphonse, with one hand on his large chest, kicking one of his feet up, and a delighted expression. Alphonse is pressing a kiss to Henry's hair as he holds Henry's skinny waist. Both have pink anime line blushes on their faces. end ID]

[nyctolemon]

choose your fighter:

[darklight-owl]

Been collecting these like Pokemon

[futurebritishgentleman]

(left: EU version, right: NA version)

WHY IS AMERICAN HENRY SO FUCKING MEAN

[interdimensionalsockdrawer]

A Gravity Falls Miracle Mask AU would go hard as fuck though. Fiddleford as Hershel and Stanford as Randall. Bill could be a spectre possessing the Mask of Chaos who tells Ford about the ancient Azran Civilization. Hell Stanley could be in Dalston’s place because Monte d’Or is both the place just for him and because Stan and Ford would’ve grown up in Stansbury together. Do you guys see my vision. Do you see

[astralynx]

I beat miracle mask.

[puzzlesauria]

Man and his loyal friend

[mangledscrimp]

just realized I never posted the full page on here

page of all the puppy requests 🐶

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:3

[flowertab]

PL Character Name Meanings Pt. 2

Clark—“scholar, scribe, cleric” (English and Scottish origin)

Brenda—“sword, torch” (Scandinavian origin)

Arianna—“most holy, chaste” (Italian and Greek origin)

Tony—“priceless, flourishing, praiseworthy” (Latin origin)

Randall—“wolf shield” (Old German origin)

Angela—“messenger, angel” (Italian and Greek origin)

Henry—“ruler of the house” (German origin)

Alphonse—“noble, ready for battle” (Old German and French origin)