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Something about this panel feels uncanny valley…
I also feel it just looks a lil fucked up & just weird enough to be a good meme template
Have fun. Go nuts. Go apeshit AB fandom. I’ll get the obvious one out the way first:
#astro boy#astro boy 2009#tetsuwan atom#tetsuwan atomu#astro boy the movie comic#i think we’re gonna have to kill this guy#astro boy shitpost#astro boy memes#meme template#dr ochan#dr elefun#dr oshay#dr ochanomizu#professor ochanomizu#dr tezuka#osamu tezuka#hiroshi ochanomizu
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Reblog/Follow if you love reading superhero stories.
I'm making my own original superhero universe, and I'm genuinely curious if there are other big readers of that type of stories on here if they'd want to read mine.
#There's so much fantasy here#I get its popular#but I really want to try and find superhero fiction on here#Superzeroes#Full Moon Raccoon#Visitors From Pangea#Watchdogs#Astro: The Boy from the Stars#superheroes#superhero movies#comic books#fiction writing#writers on tumblr#writeblr#creative writing
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day 32 └[∵┌]
Astro Boy from Astro Boy
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well you guys really called my bluff on this one, haha. I have a lot to say on the topic so this will probably turn into a long post but the answer really depends on this: what interests you about astro boy, pluto, and the franchise/tezuka's body of work as a whole? what do you want out of this experience?
if you're just looking for places to read/watch these things and that's it, I'll put some links here at the top so you don't have to dig through this whole mess.
you can read astro boy (original manga) here (there are occasionally missing pages on this website, if/when you run into those you can switch to this one which is harder to navigate but complete)
you can watch/download the 2003 anime (english sub) here
you can read naoki urasawa's pluto here
so you're interested in astro boy but aren't sure where to start: my opinion as someone whose point of view you respect for some reason
it didn't occur to me until recently that for a lot of people who follow me, your cultural touchstone for the concept of astro boy is most likely to be the 2009 american movie. I didn't watch that as a kid, I was 14 when it came out and fully into my "anime is superior to western animation" phase, but I've watched it now and well.... if you like it that's great! I did not. I'm not going to dwell on that, but I think it's worth noting that whatever your opinion on it as a movie is I don't really think it's a good representation of astro boy and its themes. moving on.
the manga
if you want the pure, unfiltered astro boy experience, this is as close as you're gonna get. it's gonna be a little haphazard though because the dark horse publication, which is probably the only way you're gonna find to read it in english, does not order the stories chronologically. I don't think that really matters because there's not a lot of continuity so as long as you understand the basic premise you can read in whatever order you want, and this puts a lot of really good stories first anyway so it's nice too. personally as far as all versions of astro boy proper go, the manga is my favorite. it's not always an easy read, for reasons I'll get into in a moment, and it's not always good either. some stories are phenomenal, some are just plain silly, and some are downright terrible. but given how long it ran for and how consistently and without breaks tezuka worked on not just it but all his other manga too I think that's too be expected. but even the bad ones I think are worth a look! this is the history of manga as a medium right here! and I love the manga, it's fun, funny, wonderfully drawn, compelling, shockingly dark at times, and just a fascinating read for those with an interest in classic comics.
all that said, I think it would be irresponsible of me to recommend it without also including a big fat disclaimer, which dark horse was kind enough to put at the front of the book.
if you have an interest or familiarity with classic/vintage manga, anime, comics, and cartoons, you probably saw this coming, but some of this shit gets REAL racist, most often in terms of how people are drawn. some of tezuka's biggest inspirations were the rubberhose american cartoons of the 20s and 30s, and all that implies. for whatever the opinion of a white american is worth, based on his writing I really do believe he had good intentions- he consistently speaks out against racism and bigotry in general, in astro boy especially. you can tell he was very passionate about it. but I'm not gonna defend the guy either, you can't be drawing people like that, even if it was the 40s-80s. a lot of the experience of getting into tezuka is reading a story where the moral is "racism is evil! end discrimination!" accompanied by straight up racial caricatures in the art. it's baffling and infuriating. if I could I would travel back in time and hire the man a sensitivity reader, but I can't, and he's been dead for 35 years so we'll never know what he would've done about it today. all we can do is take it as an opportunity to learn and do better. but, if all that puts you off getting into the manga or the series at large, I don't blame you!
with that out of the way, the size of the manga might intimidate you. there's a lot of it. lucky for you you don't have to read all of it if you don't want to! I've read the entire thing because I'm a completionist at heart, but I've had several friends come to me for a smaller and more manageable reading list, which is as follows:
(stars for my personal favorites, grimaces for "I did enjoy this one and I think it's worth reading but I don't feel good about recommending it". I also think "the artificial sun" and "atlas" are important reads if you're interested in the history of the franchise because they get referenced a lot, but they are VERY racist and I don't think theyre good enough overall to make them worth putting on the list despite that.)
that was long. next up:
the 2003 anime
I am not quite done watching this one but I'm pretty close so I feel confident in saying: on the whole, it's great! it looks absolutely fantastic for a tv anime from that era, the character and world design is top-notch, and overall it does a really good job adapting the best and most important parts of the manga into a continuous story, although it softens the blow of the darker moments quite a bit (which might be a good thing for you, depending on your tastes). it's pretty beloved by western fans, and for good reason.
I do have my issues with it, for one this might not be a popular opinion but I think they majorly screwed up on adapting the "greatest robot on earth" arc (my favorite arc btw, yes I might be salty), for another they really sand the edges off of uran's character compared to the manga and make her a lot more meek and girly. but that's just my opinion and if this show is the only one you've watched you wouldnt know that anyway. so don't let that deter you if you're interested, you'll be missing out on a pretty fantastic kids show.
so, if you're looking to really dive chest-first into astro boy as a franchise and understand all there is to know: maybe don't start with this one. it changes a lot from the source material and kind of does its own thing. but if you're just looking for a good story thats fun to watch and total eye candy, go nuts!
pluto
pluto by naoki urasawa is an adaptation/reimagining of astro boy's most famous and beloved arc, "the greatest robot on earth". it's also what got me into the franchise and one of my favorite manga ever! pluto reinvents the story as a detective thriller set in the aftermath of what is effectively, and obviously, the iraq war. it's brutal and harrowing, and beautiful and cathartic and hopeful. to me it is the gold standard for "dark and gritty reboot of a children's story" because urasawa adores tezuka and respects the original version, which was always a dark tragedy anyway, just presented differently. you might have seen pluto got an anime adaptation last year as well. I've watched it, it's pretty good! it doesn't change all that much (I don't like the few things they DID change but whatever) but I just think urasawa's artwork, paneling, and pacing are completely unmatched so I'd recommend the manga first. I'm not gonna be that asshole who insists you gotta read the manga over the anime though, if anime is easier for you you're better off having experienced pluto that way than not at all.
(if you ARE interested in both astro boy and pluto and are considering which to get into first, it's important to know that reading the arc pluto is based on will spoil a loooooot of things about the story. so weigh the pros and cons of that before making a decision!)
so, that's basically what I have to say. I haven't watched the 60s or 80s anime adaptations so I can't give insight on those, and I'm by no means an expert on any of this. I only started reading the original manga like three months ago and before that my memories of the other stuff was pretty faded, before I revisited it. if you're interested though I hope this helps, and I hope you enjoy yourself if you decide to take the leap! it's kind of a rabbit hole. I did not know what I was getting into when I decided to reread pluto, but I'm sure glad I did.
if you have any other questions about my personal opinions, feel free to shoot me an ask as well!
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The Greatest Robot on Earth: Astro Boy and Pluto Part I
So you’ve just watched Pluto on Netflix, but you didn’t know that it is the best Astro Boy fanfiction ever made. Great! Or maybe, hypothetically, you’ve read classic Astro Boy but don’t know about Pluto, or, as it was called for the Viz release, Pluto: UrasawaXTezuka. Well, awesome, because I’m about to give you all the details behind their creators and creation and give you a side-by-side of the classic Astro Boy and this new(ish)-fangled Pluto.
C'mon. Look under the read more line. You know you want to.
If you want to skip to the manga side-by-sides, check out part II and part III. Or, you can read the whole thing in one go on Ao3.
Context and Background
Tezuka, Urasawa, and the Showa Era
So, let me start with the basics: What is Astro Boy? What ain’t Astro Boy?
Tetsuwan Atom, known in the west as Astro Boy, is the most well-known manga created by the “Godfather of Manga/God of Manga” Osamu Tezuka in the 1950s, but it metastasized into multiple anime series, games, merch, spin offs of various types, and that one CGI movie in 2009. The series follows the adventures of robot hero Atom (called Astro in the west) as he fights for the benefit of humans and robots to create a harmonious future for both.
Here’s a timeline of Astro Boy- and Pluto-related events to help you visualize what came out when and why there were multiple runs of the Astro Boy manga. For our purposes, the most important thing to understand is that, even though Astro Boy was a kids’ series, its attitude and themes, as written by Tezuka, reflected the incredible shifts in Japan after World War II and the ever-present shadow of it still left in the minds of its citizens.
But before we get into all that, let’s talk about Osamu Tezuka himself.
Osamu Tezuka's Legacy and His Monster
If you, sweet reader, are a self-appointed weeb and you don’t know the name Osamu Tezuka, I’m personally scandalized. Still, here’s the short version: he was a workaholic mangaka that many hail as the creator of modern shonen manga (historians get heated about when, how, and if Japanese comics made the jump to modern manga, so do your own research, but Astro Boy is definitely the most famous worldwide contender for this title instead of, say, Tezuka’s first work Shin Takarajima/New Treasure Island), and he’s the guy who created the world’s first serialized made-for-TV anime with a sequential plot and sold it as a loss leader to get it on the air.
Arguably, the precedent he set in order to get the anime-ified Astro Boy to screens everywhere is a major reason that the anime industry is so unsustainable, but we’re not here to talk about that.
Tezuka-sensei was a prolific, passionate, and deeply beloved artist from Osaka who tackled damn near every manga genre and arguably created some of them before he died of stomach cancer (and overwork, if we’re being honest here.) I’ve only shown a few of the 400-plus titles he created to give a brief overview of the scope of his work. Since I’m talking to you as a fan, not a historian, I specifically chose titles I own or have read most closely.
Message to Adolf, which was also published as Adolf, is about Nazis. Okay, that’s only part of what it’s about, but we’ll revisit this one in more detail later.
Black Jack is probably Tezuka’s second most famous work, and yeah, it’s broadly categorized as a shonen. It follows the adventures of underground doctor and genius surgeon Kuroo Hazama who dresses like a vampire, acts like a black-hearted and preachy douchebag, and endears himself to everyone who interacts with him.
Dororo is a historical fantasy thriller about a guy regaining parts of his sacrificed-upon-his-birth body by slaying demons and uncovering the mysterious past of his companion, the child thief Dororo.
On the flipside, Princess Knight is a shojo for younger kids about a princess with the heart of a boy and the heart of a girl who uses her two hearts to genderbend as needed to maintain her claim over her kingdom and keep it out of the hands of the wicked.
Meanwhile, Ode to Kirihito is an extremely mature medical fantasy drama that questions when and how a person still maintains their humanity and when they become a beast in their own eyes and the eyes of others. As I’m sure you can tell, such themes exploring what humanity means are almost as common to Tezuka’s works as a medical professional featuring as a main character. He needed to use his degree for something, I suppose.
In fact, the common conflict between Tezuka’s bright, young, optimistic, passionate, independently-minded, and opinionated doctor main characters and the corrupt, constricting, slow-moving, old-fashioned medical institution probably offers the most insight as to why Tezuka chose to pursue manga over medicine. I don’t think this was the only reason, but from reading his manga, I feel founded in asserting that the stifling status quo of established medicine was a contributing factor.
Tezuka never made any bones about putting himself and his feelings directly in his work. He spoke what was on his mind throughout his manga, and his introductions to various Astro Boy stories are no exception. He was also transparent about his struggle to make sure his works maintained popularity even when he resented any changes others suggested he make in pursuit of this goal. In general, Tezuka-sensei didn’t take kindly to the idea of others influencing the direction of his creative visions basically ever, if the story of the Jungle Emperor: Onward, Leo! anime is any indication. (He’s just like me for real.)
If Tezuka-sensei wanted to write about war, he did. If he wanted to write about rape or trauma or abortion or racism, he did. He jumped on the chance to write about sex ed and, well, several of those other topics in Apollo’s Song.
If that scares you, don’t worry. Most of the time, Astro Boy was usually about the nature of war, human rights, the nature of humanity, and robots. It was also written for grade school kids.
Tezuka’s penchant for frank honesty wasn’t limited to commentary made within his manga, but also about his manga, and his statements on Astro Boy are some of his more standout claims on that front. That he called Atom a “monster” and said he created him “for the exposure and the money” doesn’t paint a flattering picture of his attitude towards his most famous work.
But, in truth, his distaste for compromising the truth of his characters at others’ suggestions probably betrays his real feelings about Atom. As much as he may be Tezuka’s monster, he is also his pure-hearted hero of justice and beloved creation. And, by his own admission, his feelings towards his work during the creation of “The Greatest Robot on Earth”, the Astro Boy story on which Pluto is based, were distinctly positive (even if at one point the background characters remark that Atom is a monster!)
The readership’s opinions on “The Greatest Robot on Earth” were likewise pretty positive. Among those readers was Naoki Urasawa, who credits the story with inspiring his deep love of manga. (His recounting of the impression the story left on him in this interview with Netflix Anime is incredibly sweet.)
Naoki Urasawa and His Monster
Who is Naoki Urasawa, besides the guy who co-wrote and illustrated the 2003 Pluto manga? Well, Urasawa-sensei is my favorite mangaka, so jot that down, and he’s known for his suspense thrillers, layered narratives, melodramatic showstopper moments, and also stories about cute girls doing sports. He is also a musician and guest professor alongside his editor and Pluto co-writer, Takashi Nagasaki.
20th Century Boys, named in part for a T.Rex song, is arguably his most famous work and it is heavy on the 1960s-1970s nostalgia, but in a good way! The inherent optimism, kindness, hope, and passion (and sometimes outright cheese) of every Urasawa character and title never feels insincere. The series is a seinen with the heart and whimsy of a shonen (and personally, I feel like such a description holds true for even Uraswa’s darker works.)
If you don’t want to read 20th Century Boys or its sequel, 21st Century Boys, you can watch the live-action movie adaptations.
Meanwhile, Monster is my favorite manga and anime. Herr Doktor Tenma (yeah, like Astro Boy’s Tenma), a Japanese brain surgeon practicing in 1980s Germany, saves the life of a little boy only to learn years later that the kid is a mass murderer, his murdering ways continue into his adulthood, and he will likely never be caught. Only Tenma knows the truth, so he embarks on a quest to stop the “monster” he revived.
I have less familiarity with Yawara! and Happy!, but the first is a sports comedy about a girl struggling to balance an athletic career and a normal life, and the second is a sports drama about a girl pursuing tennis to avoid becoming a prostitute.
Pineapple Army is about an ex-merc’s adventures working as a self-defense instructor. Urasawa illustrated this one, but did not write it. I suppose I could have included Billy Bat as a representative work instead, but I honestly didn’t want to start unpacking that—though I will say that Billy Bat is probably the closest answer Urasawa has to Tezuka’s Message to Adolf since they both spin around the concept of a rumor or idea causing the world to lose its collective mind.
So what motivated Urasawa to add Pluto to his body of work? Mostly his editor/producer and co-writer, Takashi Nagasaki, probably. Er, that’s not very flattering. Let me try again.
Japanese media loves to emphasize passing its passions and convictions to the new generations (source: have you ever read or watched a mainstream action shonen in your life? If you’ve been paying attention to anything I’ve written about My Hero Academia or read the manga itself, I’m sure you think as much as I do that pointing out such a thing feels like beating a dead horse), and Urasawa’s (and later, the M2 team’s) motivation in creating Pluto is no exception. As Urasawa put it in his Netflix interview, “It’s like we received the baton from Tezuka-sensei, and would pass it on to the new generation."
And Osamu Tezuka-sensei’s son, Macoto Tezka (who probably spells his name that way so people don’t get him mixed up with his dad) let Urasawa and Nagasaki do it so long as they made sure the new retelling was something new, exciting, and unique when compared to the original! And while the pressure to succeed in this endeavor probably damn well near killed Urasawa-sensei, I think Tezka made the right call!
But if the goal was to pass on this Astro Boy story, which was written by a REALLY old dude, beloved by kinda-old dudes to the new generation, and practically unheard-of by today’s anklebiters, what kind of direction was the damn thing meant to take?! And why was the answer “fantasy Gulf War Astro Boy fanfiction”?!
Astro Boy in the Eyes of the New Breed
Astro Boy may be a series meant for younger kids, but it didn’t exist in a vacuum separate from the climate of the world from which it came. Tezuka would probably roll over in his grave if it did. The work, its messages, and its sensibilities were grade-A, postwar Showa stuff—particularly its reflections on pacifism, war, and power.
Nagasaki’s summation from the postscript of Pluto: UrasawaXTezuka volume 8 sums up Tezuka and his generation’s outlook pretty handily, but I think it’s helpful to show exemplify this outlook and contrast it with the outlook of Nagasaki and Urasawa’s generation through manga!
Please observe this key moral-of-the-story panel from “The Greatest Robot on Earth” published in 1964 alongside this panel from late-1980s Dragonball featuring Muten Roshi stating the core idea of his series. I’ve chosen Dragonball as a point of comparison not just because of its notoriety as a big shonen title created for a similar audience as the original Astro Boy, but because creator Akira Toriyama was born in 1955 and, much like his contemporary Urasawa, who was born in 1960, “The Greatest Robot on Earth” left a deep impression on him. (Despite what the caption implies, the photographed page in this tweet actually features Toriyama’s admiration of Tezuka, though I don’t doubt the article from which it is pulled also includes Tezuka’s feelings about Toriyama. I ran it through Google Translate a few times and then laughed when I realized Toriyama made a self-deprecating joke about his poor reading skills, since he points out that he was in third grade when he read “The Greatest Robot on Earth” in the magazine Second Grader.)
To Astro Boy’s Ochanomizu, strength ain’t all that great, and strength for strength’s sake is foolish and vain. In fact, Professor Ochanomizu, who is the moral compass for most Astro Boy adventures, doesn’t value the pursuit of strength the way modern shonen, and several other characters within his own series, do. Hell, he doesn’t give Uran any superpowers even though Atom, the robot boy with nuclear power fueling his 100,000 horsepower (later 1,000,000 horsepower) and seven special powers is her brother!
At the time of Ochanomizu’s creation, real-life Japan still freshly remembered World War II and the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki; no the fuck Ochanomizu (and Tezuka, through him) wasn’t about to endorse or create robots that doubled as weapons. That nonsense was for other, “more violent” robot manga, or the slew of other misguided and corrupt roboticists within the Astro Boy canon. Well, except there was that one time Ochanomizu helped create the artificial sun, but he didn’t ever intend for it to become a weapon.
Meanwhile, while Roshi also does not believe in strength for strength’s sake, he absolutely pursues it and encourages his pupils to do the same while fostering their awareness of the hardship, dangers, and fun of their path. Even with his warning, the Dragonball cast’s pursuit of strength is portrayed as alluring despite the double-edge, much like promoting national pride (and power) increases a nation’s convictions in its unity and identity but also draws the negative attention of other, possibly more powerful nations. Andy Yee succinctly frames this still-impending crossroads about how Japan might use its nationalism—its “pursuit of strength” in Dragonball lingo—in his 2013 article “The Twin Faces of Japanese Nationalism”. In it, he quotes this 2012 Project Syndicate article by Joseph S. Nye, Jr. pointing out that nationalism could be a force for positivity if tempered with reform and control, but could also cause the country to start conflict with its neighbors and shit the bed if left to run wild. (The conversation surrounding the topic of Japanese nationalism continues beyond 1980s manga or the 2013 socio-political scene, of course.)
Unlike Atom or Ochanomizu, Dragonball’s Goku finds such attention alluring: his heart’s desire is to fight strong opponents. It is his ikigai (“reason to live”) and at the end of the Cell Games, it becomes his, uh, shinigai (“reason to die”), if you will.
Did I lose you? I just asserted that the messages in these shonen about acquiring strength = messages about acquiring national pride and power. At its best, the Dragonball-esque attitude towards increasing national pride (and combat strength) is empowering, inspirational, and bolsters the good-hearted. At its worst, it could feed into a cycle of toxicity, unproductive self-importance and, ultimately, flat-out Japanese nationalism and war (and at its stupidest, it just becomes Let’s Fighting Love. Protect my balls.) Since classic Dragonball is a gag manga, I doubt Toriyama was ever thinking this hard about the messages of his work in regards to world history, but that’s sort of the point: Toriyama and his generation likely weren’t thinking this hard about it. Dragonball’s authorship lacks the crushing, firsthand memory of the consequences of unbalanced and misused power that the authorship of Astro Boy has.
In other words, Astro Boy’s cast pursued scientific advancement while lamenting the inevitable folly and destruction mankind brought forth with it so that Son Goku could fish naked, kick ass, get his ass kicked, meet god, kick ass, ghost god, ghost his family and friends, come back, kick more ass, repeat this cycle like twice, and get everyone to thank him for it. Dragonball’s more optimistic, power-fantasy-ish outlook broadly categorizes the outlook generation of New Breeds (shinjinrui) born around the 1960s like Toriyama, Urasawa, and Nagasaki before the reality introduced in their emerging adulthood hit them like a fucking truck.
The New Breed generation earned its name because their outlook and values, which were developed during a time of economic plenty and peace, seemed totally divorced from the values of the generations that lived during or immediately after World War II.
“They might as well be a different species,” snarked their elders, probably, though not necessarily out of bland hatred—Yoshiyuki Tomino’s Gundam series portrays his Newtypes, who are meant to be at least somewhat analogous to the real-life shinjinrui, in a generally more sympathetic light and occasionally a positive one (if they aren’t being used by someone else, that is.)
Tomino, who was born in 1941, also worked on Astro Boy at Mushi Pro.
Baggage between generations is not unique to any one country, obviously. But in this case, it seems Urasawa and Nagasaki decided to tap into it and incorporate the core beliefs, hopes, and grief of their generation and those of the generations before them into Pluto.
Taking this approach was also the perfect excuse for Urasawa to distill everything he knew and loved about Tezuka’s works into one transformative manga. And don’t just trust Tomohiko Murakami on that—trust me as a fan of both Tezuka and Urasawa. It’s very noticeable that Urasawa and Nagasaki pulled from all things Tezuka to create Pluto even as it incorporated new ideas, including criticism of the Gulf War.
…So it’s probably a good thing I took the time to explain all this stuff to you so that you can now start to see it too! You can thank me later. Let’s see how the classic “The Greatest Robot on Earth” compares to Pluto.
#astro boy#naoki urasawa's pluto#pluto netflix#osamu tezuka#naoki urasawa#pluto sahad#gesicht#tetsuwan atom#shonen manga#naoki urasawa's monster#akira toriyama#dragonball#sifl's meta presentations#Pluto presentation
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I figured I should do a list of all the comics I do, with each description being a link that’ll take you back to the starting point:
They Were Roommates, a comic about a guy sharing a dorm room with a dragon and they definitely don’t have sex.
The Summoner, a vaguely fantasy themed comic about a stoner who accidentally discovers how to summon monsters. Lot of boy-meets-monster stuff.
Bosom Bloodies, a comic about two human guys who move into an all vampire apartment building and have to pretend to be vampires in order to survive
Unfinned, in which a merman meets a businessman
The Further Adventures of Astro Astrolovich, Space Guy: a sci-fi comic about a space guy in space
Dudehawke: like 2005’s Bewitched only with Ladyhawke and threesomes
If You Wanna Be My Lover, You Gotta Get With My Friends: a comic that’s definitely not just a riff on Scott Pilgrim.
SMALL TOWN CHRISTMAS MOVIE: a small town Christmas movie but gay
The Giant Jerk-Off-er-er's Apprentice: a man who jerks off giants professionally hires an apprentice.
Classy Lads: the adventures of a group of fantasy adventurers who split up after their leaders get gay divorced
Let Me Play Devil’s Advocate: a devil hires a lawyer to help him with a class action lawsuit filed against him for all the evil he released into the world
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So, i went to a convention today. And checking out the comic artist section i found an animator doing sketch commisions for 45 dollars. He said hed do any character.
So today i commisioned a drawing of mr cycle from Ran Lamarre, an animator whos been working in the industry since 1984, who worked on the original animated tmnt series, animated batman series, care bears, the animated transformers movie, caillou, astro boy, jem, and im assuming a whole bunch more
He was so cool, dude
This is a PROFFESIONAL drawing of mr cycle, guys. A real proffesional, like, hes been doing this for forty years. I payed a proffesional animator of forty years to draw a minecraft character from a youtube series. Im actually going insane
#i hope you guys also find this super cool#because im seriously going crazy over this like omg#he was SO COOL TOO#like genuinely such a chill guy#hes probably old enough to be my grandpa but when i showed him mr cycle he was like “oh minecraft”#i cannot stress how cool this guy was#ran lamarre. go check him out#he doesnt have social media but he has an imdb#he deserves so much respect. he worked with PAPER. HAND DRAWN ANIMATION. THAT WAS HIM.#genuinely found myself a new inspiration guys i wanna be like ran lamarre#slimecicle#charlie slimecicle#mcyt#charlie slimesicle fanart#dsmp#mr cycle#mr cicle#mr cycle tales of the smp#tales of the smp
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Oct 2023
Doctober 2023 prompt #21: Improvement!
Also, HAPPY BACK TO THE FUTURE DAY!!! 🔥🔥🔥
Inspo for this prompt:
July 2020
This is a redraw of Doc, Marty and Einie from this piece I made ~3 years ago [also made it my first post on here!]
ALRIGHT, here's the part where I talk about the art for paragraphs on end.
So I noticed that I had more of a western (comic book-y?) style in the 2020 version. But you can clearly see the anime inspo in the 2023 version. I've been watching Astro Boy 2003 (why? long story) and a couple of Studio Ghibli and Otomo movies. So it tracks... had no idea it'd influence me that much tho... 🤔 crazy
but LOOK, I did Einie justice this time 😤 lesgoooo 👏👏👏
imagine if everyone likes the 2020 version better 😫 i'll exit the mc server i aint playin. I mean the 2020 version is still "good" but uh could use some more polish. but give past me a break, the old set up was a pain to work with ngl [wacom intuos tablet].
I feel like there's still a lot I need to improve on, and that makes me excited to keep goin 🤩
bUT LET ME TELL Y'ALL HOW HARD IT WAS TO FIND THE MOTIVATION FOR THIS. IDK IT JUST WASN'T THERE. I WAS STRUGGLIN'. FIGHTIN' FOR MY LIFE AND BY LIFE I MEAN ARTISTIC MOTIVATION.
BUT I PULLED THRU 💪😤 got thru a mad headache just to get this in on time.
But I'm really proud of it, so likes and reblogs would mean a lot to me 🥺
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List of already polled characters:
2b/YoRHa No. 2 Type B - Nier: Automata: Hug
A.B.A - Guilty Gears: Hug
Abe - The Oddworld Series: Hug
Abed Nadir - NBC Community: Hug
Aborto - Filler Bunny: Kill
Abramar - The Cosmic Wheel Sisterhood: Kill
Abuela Claudia - In the Heights: Hug
Adam - Hazbin Hotel: Kill
Adonis “Donnie” Creed - Creed movies - Rocky franchise: Hug
Adrian Andrews - Ace Attorney: Hug
Adrien Agreste - Miraculous Ladybug: Adopt
Aeryn Sun - Farscape: Hug
Ageha Hijiri - Hirogaru Sky PreCure: Hug
Agnea Bristarni - Octopath Traveler 2: Hug
Aidan - The Illuminae Files: Kill
Aiden Clark - School Bus Graveyard: Hug
Aiden Sousuke - Bleach: Kill
Aigis - Persona 3: Hug
Akane Sonozaki - Higurashi: Kill
Akira Kenjou - KiraKira PreCure à la Mode: Hug
Alan Wake - Alan Wake: Hug
Alexandra Trese - Trese: Kiss
Alex DeLarge - A Clockwork Orange: Kill
Alex Taylor - Good Game: Kill
All Might - My Hero Academia: Hug
Almalexia - Elder Scrolls 3: Morrowind: Tribunal: Kill
Alphonse Elric - Fullmetal Alchemist: Hug
Alucard Tepes - Castlevania: Marry
Amanda Ripley - Alien: Isolation/Alien franchise: Hug
Amane Momose - MILGRAM Project: Adopt
America/Alfred F Jones - Hetalia: Kill
Anakin Skywalker/Darth Vader - Star Wars: Kill
Anacostia Quartermaine - Motherland: Fort Salem: Hug
Anders - Dragon Age 2: Hug
Andrew Minyard - All For The Game: Hug
Andy Knightley - The World’s End: Hug
Angela - Lobotomy Corporation and Library of Ruin: Hug
Angelica Schuyler - Hamilton: Hug
Angoramon - Digimon: Hug
Anthony "Tony" Prince - Grand Theft Auto: Kill
Antonio Madrigal - Encanto: Pat on the head
Applejack - My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic: Hug
Apple White - Ever After High: Pat on the head
Aragorn - The Lord of the Rings: Marry
Archer - Pokemon: Kill
Argan - Winx Club: Hug
Aristotle - Billie Bust Up: Hug
Arthur Dent - The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy: Hug
Arthur Lester - Malevolent: Hug
Arthur Morgan - Red Dead Redemption 2: Marry
Arvin Russell - The Devil all the Time: Hug
Ashe Bradley - Witch's Heart: Kill
Ashley Graham - Resident Evil: Hug
Ashley Williams - Mass Effect: Hug
Ashlyn Banner - School Bus Graveyard: Pat on the head
Astarion - Baldur's Gate 3: Hug
ASTRA - The Entropy Centre: Pat on the head
Astro Boy - Astro Boy: Pat on the head
Atlas - Cryptid Crush: Hug
Atropal Scion - Dungeons & Dragons: Kill
Atsushi Nakajima - Bungo Stray Dogs: Hug
Augustus Sinclair - Bioshock: Kill
Avicenna - Some Desperate Glory: Kill
Awake Remembrance of These Valiant Dead Kia Hua Ko Te Pai Snap Back to Reality Oops There Goes Gravity - The Locked Tomb: Kiss
Aya Maruyama - BanG Dream: Hug
Ayame Sohma - Fruits Basket: Kill
Aziraphale - Good Omens: Hug
Baba - Baba is you: Pat on the head
Babe - Pit Babe: Hug
Bai Wuchang - Word of Honor: Kill
Bandit Heeler - Bluey: Hug
Barbara Kopetski/Barb Wire - Comics Greatest World/Dark Horse Comics: Kill
Barbra - Night of the Living Dead: Hug
Barnaby - Billie Bust Up: Hug
Barney - Barney and Friends: Kill
Barry Klemper - The Boys Next Door: Kill
Bart Simpson - The Simpsons: Pat on the head
Basil - Omori: Hug
Basil Exposition - Austin Powers: Kill
Battler Ushiromiya - Umineko: Kill
Bayonetta - Bayonetta: Marry
BD-1 - Star Wars Jedi (Survivor / Fallen Order): Adopt
Beatrice - Umineko: Marry
Becka - Scarlet Hollow: Hug
Beebee - Adventures with Anxiety: Hug
Benoit Blanc - Knives Out: Hug
Bernd das Brot - KiKa/German TV: Kill
Bernkastel - Umineko: Hug
Bibble - Barbie: Kill
Bierce - Dark Deception: Kill
Big Hill - Reservation Dogs: Hug
Bill Cipher - Gravity Falls: Kill
Billy Coen - Resident Evil 0: Kill
Blazer - Stray: Hug
Blitzwing - Transformers Animated: Hug
Bloaty - Invader Zim: Kill
Blood Pet - Magic the Gathering: Kill
Bob Newby - Stranger Things: Hug
Bob Pancakes - The Sims: Kill
Bog King - Strange Magic: Hug
Bolt - Disney's Bolt: Adopt
Bonnie - In Stars and Time: Hug
Boyfriend - Friday Night Funkin: Kill
Bradley Nicholson - Milo Murphy's Law: Pat on the head
Bradley Uppercrust III - An Extremely Goofy Movie: Kill
Brad Meltzer - Xavier Riddle and the Secret Museum: Pat on the head
Brahms Heelshire - The Boy: Kill
Brainy Smurf - The Smurfs: Pat on the head
Breezepelt - Warrior Cats: Pat on the head
Brian Flanagan - Cocktail: Kill
Brian Robeson - Hatchet: Pat on the head
Brian The Prethinker - Toontown Corporate Clash: Kill
Bridget - Guilty Gear XX: Hug
Brooklyn - Gargoyles: Hug
Bruce Wayne - Batman: Hug
Bucky Beaver - Shipwrecked 64: Hug
Buffy Summers - Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Hug
Buggy - One Piece: Kill
Cale Tucker - Titan A.E.: Hug
Camila Noceda - The Owl House: Hug
Camille Saroyan - Bones: Hug
Candace Flynn - Phineas and Ferb: Hug
Captain Pip Bernadotte - Hellsing Ultimate: Hug
Captain Haddock - Tintin: Hug
Captain Takeo Masaki - Call of Duty: Zombies: Hug
Carlos the Scientist - Welcome to Night Vale: Hug
Castiel - Supernatural: Hug
Catherine - The Gregory Horror Show: Kill
Catra - She-Ra: Hug
Cecil Palmer - Welcome to Night Vale: Hug
Celty - Durarara!!: Hug
Cerise Hood - Ever After High: Pat on the head
Cersei Lannister - Game of Thrones: Kill
Charlene "Charlie" McGee - Firestarter: Pat on the head
Charles Calvin - Henry Stickmin Collection: Hug
Charlie Cutter - Uncharted franchise: Kill
Charon - Hades: Hug
Charon - John Wick: Hug
Chelsea - Royal Scandel: Hug
Chibiusa/Sailor Mini Moon - Sailor Moon: Pat on the head
Chikai Kuji - Sarazanmai: Kill
Chilchuck Tims - Delicious in Dungeon: Hug
Child - Young Justice: Kill
Chloe Bourgeois - Miraculous Ladybug: Adopt
Chloe O'Brian - 24: Hug
Chococat - Sanrio: Pat on the head
Choi Chul-woong - Oasis: Kill
Chrom - Fire Emblem: Marry
Chrome - Dr. Stone: Pat on the head
Claire Fisher - Six Feet Under: Hug+Kill
Claud - Fire Emblem Genealogy of the holy war: Kill
Clay Puppington - Moral Orel: Kill
Clea - Doctor Strange: Kiss
Clint Barton/Hawkeye - Marvel: Hug
Clive Handforth - LittleBigPlanet/LittleBigPlanet2: Hug
Cloud Haetae Cookie - Cookie Run Kingdom: Pat on the head
Cogimyun - Sanrio: Pat on the head
Clyde ‐ Dreams of an Insomniac: Hug
Coco - Witch Hat Atelier: Adopt
Cole Brown - Martin: Hug+Kill
Colette - The Thea Stilton novels: Hug
Conan Edogawa - Detective Conan: Pat on the head
Coraline - Coraline: Hug+Adopt
Cordell Walker - Walker 2021: Hug
Cormag - Fire Emblem: Kill
Coro chan - Sanrio: Pat on the head
Crash Man - Megaman 2: Hug
Cream the Rabbit - Sonic: Hug
Crow Strider - Homestuck/Crow Strider AU: Kill
Crying Child - Five Nights at Freddy's 4: Adopt
Cully Barnaby - Midsomer Murders: Hug
Cynthia - Pokémon Diamond/Pearl/Platinum: Marry
Daijin - Suzume: Pat on the head
Daisy Johnson - Agents of SHIELD: Hug
Daisy Tonner - The Magnus Archives: Kill
Dale Cooper - Twin Peaks: Hug
Damian Wayne - DC Comics: Pat on the head
Damien Darhk - Arrow: Kill
Damon Salvatore - The Vampire Diaries: Kill
Dana Scully - The X-Files: Marry
Daniel - Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope: Kill
Daniel Matthews - Saw: Pat on the head
Danny "Danny Boy" Archuleta - Predator 2: Kill
Danny Butterman - Hot Fuzz: Hug
Danny Fenton - Danny Phantom: Hug
Da Quing - Guardian: Hug
Darcmon - Digimon: Hug
Darkiplier - Who Killed Markiplier: Kill
Dash Parker/né Arkadin - Minority Report: Kill
Dave - Total Drama: Kill
Daxter - Jak and Daxter: Hug
Dean Winchester - Supernatural: Hug
Death - Puss in Boots: The Last Wish: Kiss
Death the Kid - Soul Eater: Hug
Delenn - Babylon 5: Hug
Desmond Hume - Lost: Kill
Detective Noel/Charlie Dowd - Malevolent: Hug
Dewey Duck - Ducktales: Pat on the head
Dexter Morgan - Dexter: Kill
Diana of Themyscira | Wonder Woman - DC Comics: Marry
Dib - Invader Zim: Pat on the head
Dick Grayson - DC comics: Hug
Dieter - Monster: Kill
Digby - Dead Estate: Pat on the head
Doctor Strange Supreme - Marvel's What If...?: Kill
Dogday - Poppy Playtime: Adopt
Dominique de Sade - Vanitas no carte: Hug
Donald Duck - Ducktales 2017: Hug
Donald Trump - Real Life: Kill
Donald Trump - Real Life: Fuck
Donatello Splinterson - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2003: Hug
Don Ramón/Seu Madruga - El Chavo del Ocho/Chaves: Hug
Doorstopper - Animatic Battle/Object Fool: Kill
Dorana - Winx Club: Kill
Dr. Boris Habit - Smile For Me: Hug
Dr. Claire Finn - The Orville: Hug
Dr. D Light - It's Not Me, It's My Basement: Hug
Dr. Flug ‐ Villainous: Hug
Dr. Herbert Lankmann - Dreams of an Insomniac: Kill
Dr. Loboto - Psychonauts: Kill
Dr. Ludwig/The Medic - Team Fortress 2: Kill
Dr. Temnova - PAFL/Parties are for Losers: Kill
Dr. Two Brains - WordGirl: Hug
Dragon - Shrek: Hug
Draco Malfoy - Harry Potter: Kill
Dream of the Endless - The Sandman: Hug
Dylan Lenivy - The Quarry: Hug
Echidna - Fire Emblem: Marry
Echo - Star Wars The Clone Wars/The Bad Batch: Hug
Ecolo - Puyo Puyo: Hug
Ed - Shaun of the Dead: Kill
Edd - Eddsworld: Hug
Edie Finch - What remains of Edith Finch: Kill
Edward Elric - Fullmetal Alchemist: Pat on the head
Edward "Whitebeard" Newgate - One Piece: Hug
Ego Core - Meet the Cores: Kill
Eileen Leahy - Supernatural: Hug
Eisen - Sousou no Frieren: Hug
El Chapulín Colorado - El Chapulín Colorado: Hug
El Chavo/Chaves - El Chavo del Ocho: Kill
Elena Shimabara - THE iDOLM@STER Million Live: Pat on the head
El Huachimingo - 31 minutos: Hug
Elias - Noli Me Tangere: Kill
Elias Bouchard - The Magnus Archives: Kill
Elizabeth Swann - Pirates of the Caribbean: Marry
Emily Kauffman - Gylt: Hug
Emperor Belos - The Owl House: Kill
Emu Otori - Project Sekai: Pat on the head
Ena Shinomome - Project Sekai: Hug
Entrapta - She-Ra and the Princesses of Power: Hug
Eowyn - The Lord of the Rings: Marry
Eri - My Hero Academia: Adopt
Eric Foreman - House M. D.: Hug
Ericht Samaya - Mobile Suit Gundam: The Witch from Mercury: Pat on the head
Eric Matthews - Saw: Kill
Eric Wynn - Cube Zero: Kill
Erik (The Phantom) - The Phantom of The Opera: Kill
Eucerin - Object Fool: Kill
Eva Ushiromiya - Umineko: Hug
Evan "Buck" Buckley - 9-1-1 TV Series: Hug
Ezio Auditore da Firenze - Assassin's Creed: Hug
Ezra - On Air Island: Hug
Fan - Rockman Strategy: Kill
Fantoccio - Billie Bust Up!: Hug
Felix Fathom - Miraculous Ladybug : Pat on the head
Felix Kranken - The Walten Files: Kill
Feng - Balls of Fury: Kill
Fernando Vera - Mr. Robot: Kill
Fezzik - Home Movie: The Princess Bride: Hug
First Aid - Transformers Animated: Hug
Fitz Vacker - Keeper of the Lost Cities: Pat on the head
Five Pebbles - Rain World: Hug
Flowey - Undertale: Pat on the head
Floyd - Trolls Band Together: Kill
Flynn - Shin Megami Tensei IV (Apocalypse): Hug
Folca - Pathfinder: Kill
Fox Mulder - The X-Files: Hug
Francine "Fran" ("Flygirl") Parker - Dawn of the Dead: Hug
Francis Mosses - That’s not my neighbor: Hug
Frank Fontaine - Bioshock: Kill
Franklin Saint - Snowfall: Hug
Freddy Fazbear - Five Nights at Freddy's: Kill
Frisk - Undertale: Pat on the head
Fubuki Shirou - Inazuma Eleven: Hug
Fukase - Vocaloid: Hug
Furina - Genshin Impact: Hug
Future Edd - Eddsworld: Kill
Fyodor Dostoevsky - Bungo Stray Dogs: Kill
Gabe Ugliano - Percy Jackson: Kill
Gabriel - Ultrakill: Hug
Gale Hawthorne - The Hunger Games Franchise: Kill
Gamzee Makara - Homestuck: Kill
Garden of Thorns Gregor - Limbus Company: Marry
Garfield - Garfield: Pat on the head
Garry - Ib: Hug
Garu/Karu - Nu:Carnival: Hug
Gary King - The World’s End: Hug
Gelus - Death Note: Pat on the head
General Sarah Alder - Motherland: Fort Salem: Kill
Geno - Super Mario RPG: Hug
Gideon Nav - The Locked Tomb: Hug
Giles - The Shape of Water: Hug
Gilgamesh Wolfenbach - Girl Genius: Hug
Ginpachi-Senpai - Gintama: Kill
GLaDOS - Portal: Marry
Glenn Close - Dungeons and Daddies: Kill
Godzilla - Godzilla (Monsterverse): Hug
Gomamon/X-Antibody - Digimon: Pat on the head
Gonta Gokuhara - Danganronpa: Hug
Gorōbei Katayama - Seven Samurai: Hug
Gosha - Beastars: Hug
Grant Ward - Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: Kill
Gray Wing - Warrior Cats: Kill
Gray Yeon - The Weak Hero Webtoon: Kill
Greg Heffley - Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Kill
Gregory - Five Nights at Freddy's, Security Breach: Kill
Gretchen - Scarlet Hollow: Pat on the head
Grillby - Undertale: Marry
Grimora - Inscryption: Kill
Guardener - Undertale Yellow: Hug
Gummigoo - The Amazing Digtal Circus: Hug
Gundham Tanaka - Super Danganronpa 2: Hug
Hal 9000 - Space Odyssey: Marry
Halsin - Baldur's Gate 3: Marry
Hal Stewart/Titan - Megamind: Kill
Haruhi Fujioka - Ouran High School Host Club: Hug
Harrowhark Nonagesimus - The Locked Tomb: Adopt
Hau - Pokemon (Sun/Moon, Ultra Sun/Moon): Hug
Heath - Blackstar Theater Starless: Hug+Kill
Heathcliff - Heathcliff Comic Strip: Hug
Heather Mason - Silent Hill 3: Hug
Heinz Doofenshmirtz - Phineas and Ferb: Hug
Hello Kitty - Sanrio: Pat on the head
Helob - Cult of the Lamb: Kill
Hernan Alvarez/Shades - Luke Cage: Kill
He Who Gets Slapped - He Who Gets Slapped: Kill
Heywood Floyd - Space Odyssey: Kill
Hideyasu "Sōki" Yūki - Onimusha games: Kill
Hikaru Sulu - Star Trek Continues: Hug
Himiko Toga - My Hero Academia: Pat on the head
Hinata Shouyou - Haikyuu!!: Hug
Hiro Hamada - Big Hero 6: Hug
Holston Becker - Silo: Hug
Homelander - The Boys: Kill
Homer Simpson - The Simpsons: Kill
Homura Akemi - Puella Magi Madoka Magika: Hug
Horrid Henry - Horrid Henry: Kill
Howard "Bunny" Colvin - The Wire: Hug
Huey Duck - Ducktales: Pat on the head
Hug Kiss Marry Kill Tumblr blog - Tumblr: Hug
Husk - Hazbin Hotel: Hug
Hwoarang - Tekken 7: Kill
Hyuk Lee - Sweet Home: Kill
Hyun Cha - Sweet Home: Hug
lan jingyi - The Untamed/cql: Pat on the head
lcb Sinner Gregor - Limbus Company: Marry
Ignatz Victor - Fire Emblem Three Houses: Pat on the head
Igor Grom - Major Grom: Hug
Ilya Oblomov - Oblomov: Hug
Indika - Indika: Hug
Inosuke Hashibira - Demon Slayer/Kimetsu No Yaiba: Pat on the head
Inuyasha - Inuyasha: Pat on the head
Invidia Bat - A Little Vice: Hug
Iris Black - Countdown to Countdown: Hug
Iron Giant - The Iron Giant: Hug
Isaac - The Orville: Hug
Ivan - Alien Stage: Hug
Izaya Orihara - Durarara!!: Kill
Jack Horner - Puss in Boots: The Last Wish: Kill
Jack Kline - Supernatural: Hug
Jaime Lannister - A Song of Ice and Fire: Kill
Jaime Reyes - Blue Beetle: Hug
Jak - Jak and Daxter: Hug
Jake Carter - The Marine movies/WWE: Kill
Jake Holling/Megaforce Black/Super Megaforce Green - Power Rangers Megaforce / Power Rangers Super Megaforce: Kill
James Wilson - House MD: Hug
Janet - The Good Place: Hug
Jason Todd - Batman: Hug
Jason Voorhees - Friday the 13th: Hug
Jax - The Amazing Digital Circus: Kill
Jay - Beyond Two Souls: Kill
Jeanne - Vanitas no carte: Hug
Jedah Diamond - Tokyo 7th Sisters: Hug
Jeff Whitman - The Devil in Me (The Dark Pictures Anthology): Kill
Jerry - Undertale: Kill
Jessica "Jess" Riley - Until Dawn: Hug
Jester Lavorre - Critical Role: Hug
Jiang Cheng - Mo Dao Zu Shi / The Untamed: Hug
Jim Phelps - Mission Impossible: Kill
Jiro Yamashita - The Idolmaster SideM: Hug
Jobin Higashikata - JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Kill
Joe Biden - Real Life: Kill
Johan Liebert - Monster: Kill
John Coffey - The Green Mile: Hug
John Crichton - Farscape: Hug
John Doe - Malevolent: Hug
John Gaius - The Locked Tomb: Kill
John “Soap” MacTavish - Call of Duty - Modern Warfare series: Marry
Jonathan Sims - The Magnus Archives: Hug
Joshu Higashikata - JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Part 8: JoJolion: Kill
Josh Washington - Until Dawn: Hug
Jotaro Kujo - Jojo’s bizarre adventure: Kill
Joyce Barnaby - Midsomer Murders: Hug
Juan Carlos Bodoque - 31 Minutos: Hug
Judy Hopps - Zootopia: Hug
Julian - Randy Cunningham: 9th Grade Ninja: Pat on the head
Juliette - Mushoku Tensei: Pat on the head
Kabru - Dungeon Meshi: Hug
Kagamine Len - Project SEKAI: Pat on the head
Kagome Higurashi - Inuyasha: Hug
Kakashi Hatake - Naruto: Marry
Kaladin Stormblessed - The Stormlight Archive: Hug
Kanba Takakura - Mawaru Penguindrum: Pat on the head
KAngel/Ame-chan - Needy Streamer Overload: Hug
Kankri Vantas - Homestuck: Kill
Kanta Higurashi - Zom 100: Hug+Kill
Kaoru Hakaze - Ensemble Stars: Kill
Karkat Vantas - Homestuck: Kill
Karma Akabane - Assassination Classroom: Hug
Kasane Teto - UTAU: Hug
Kata Akuna - Star Wars Jedi (Survivor/Fallen Order): Pat on the head
Kat Neese - Raising Dion: Hug+Kill
Kayne - Malevolent: Kill
Kazuya Kinoshita - Rent a Girlfriend: Kill
Keiju Tabuki - Mawaru Penguindrum: Kill
Keine Ron - UTAU: Pat on the head
Kel - Onori: Hug
Kellyn - Pokemon Ranger: Shadows of Almia: Pat on the head
Ken - Barbie: Hug
Kendall Roy - Succession: Hug
Kensuke Kurosaki - Corpse Party: Pat on the head
Kermit the Frog - The Muppet: Hug
Kestrel - Wings of Fire: Kill
Kevin - Welcome to Night Vale: Kill
Kevin McCallister - Home Alone: Pat on the head
Keyleth - Critical Role: Hug
Khalida - Motherland: Fort Salem: Pat on the head
Kikunojo - One Piece: Marry
Kikuchiyo - Seven Samurai: Kiss
Kikyo - Inuyasha: Hug
Killua Zoldyck - Hunter x Hunter: Pat on the head
Kim - Kinnporsche: The Series: Hug
Kim Dokja - Omniscient Reader’s Viewpoint: Hug
King Andrias - Amphibia: Kill
King Randolph - Barbie in the 12 Dancing Princesses: Kill
Kinito - KinitoPET: Pat on the head
Kinzo Ushiromiya - Umineko: Kill
Kira Seijirou - Inazuma Eleven: Kill
Kirby - Kirby: Pat on the head
Kitty Jones - Bartimaeus Trilogy: Hug
Klaus von Reinherz - Kekkai Sensen: Marry
Klavier Gavin - Ace Attorney: Hug
Klutzy - Club Penguin: Pat on the head
Kohaku - Dr. Stone: Pat on the head
Kokichi Oma - Danganronpa V3: Kill
Korosensei - Assassination Classroom: Hug
Korra - Legend of Korra: Hug
Kotoko Yuzuriha - Milgram: Hug
Kou Minamoto - Toilet-Bound Hanako-Kun: Hug
Kris Dreemurr - Deltarune: Hug
Kurokumo Clan Captain Gregor - Limbus Company: Kiss
Kuzco - The Emperor's New Groove: Pat on the head
Kyle Drako - Milo Murphy's Law: Kill
Kyubi - Puella Magi Madoka Magika: Kill
Kyungsoon - Purrgatory: Hug
L - Death Note: Hug
La Chilindrina/Chiquinha - El Chavo del Ocho/Chaves: Pat on the head
LadyDevimon - Digimon: Kiss
Lady Eboshi - Princess Mononoke: Marry
Lady Sio - Afro Samurai: Kiss
LaFawnduh Lucas - Napoleon Dynamite: Hug
Lance - Pokemon Special Edition: Pat on the head
Lance Serrano - Voltron: Hug
Langly (X-Files): Kill
Lantern Gregor - Limbus Company: Hug
Lara Vega - Minority Report: Hug
Lee Doo-hak - Oasis: Hug
Lee Everett - Telltale’s The Walking Dead: Hug
Lenore "Lenny" Busker/The Breakfast Queen - Legion: Kill
Leo Valdez - Heroes of Olympus: Hug
Leshy - Inscryption: Hug
Lestat de Lioncourt - Interview with the Vampire: Kill
Lev Myshkin - The Idiot: Hug
Licorice Cookie - Cookie Run Kingdom: Hug
Lila - Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2022: Hug
Lili Zanotto - Psychonauts: Pat on the head
Lisa Simpson - The Simpsons: Pat on the head
Liu Qianqiao - Qord of Honor: Hug
Lloyd the Lion - Indigo Park: Kill
Logan Fields - School Bus Graveyard: Hug
Luke Trapper - The Marine movies/WWE: Kill
Lonely Wizard - Inscryption: Hug
Looks to the Moon - Rain World: Hug
Luan Loud - The Loud House: Kill
Lucia Villanueva - Snowfall: Hug
Lucifer Morningstar - Hazbin Hotel: Marry
Luigi - Super Mario Brothers: Hug
Luisa Madrigal - Encanto: Hug
Luke Carder - Inscryption: Hug
Luke Skywalker - Star Wars: Hug
Lumine - LUMINE: Pat on the head
Luna Lovegood - Harry Potter: Adopt
Luz Noceda - The Owl House: Hug
Mabel Pines - Gravity Falls: Hug
Mademoiselle Anastasie "Tasi" Trianon - Amnesia: Rebirth: Hug
Madoka Kaname - Madoka Magica: Hug
Madotsuki - Yume Nikki: Pat on the head
Mafuyu Asahina - Project Sekai: Pat on the head
Maggie Simpson - The Simpsons: Hug
Magnificus - Inscryption: Kill
Magolor - Kirby: Kill
Makoto Kino/Sailor Jupiter - Sailor Moon: Hug
Malak - Dark Deception: Kill
Malcolm Merlyn - Arrow: Kill
Mallow - Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars/Super Mario RPG: Pat on the head
Manny Heffley - Diary of a wimpy kid: Kill
Man with the yellow hat - Curious George: Hug
Marceline Abadeer - Adventure Time: Marry
Marge Simpson - The Simpsons: Hug
Maria Ushiromiya - Umineko: Adopt
Marie Whitman - The Devil in Me/The Dark Pictures Anthology: Hug
Mark Beaks - Ducktales: Kill
Marnie - Stardew Valley: Hug
Martin Blackwood - The Magnus Archives: Hug
Martin Payne - Martin: Hug
Martyn InTheLittleWood - Life Series: Kill
Mary Schmidt - Five Nights at Candy's 3: Pat on the head
Master Kohga - Legend of Zelda: Kill
Matcha Cookie - Cookie Run: Hug
Matsudappoiyo - UTAU: Hug
Matt - Eddsworld: Kill
Matty - Witch's Heart: Kill
Max Goof - An Extremely Goofy Movie: Hug
Max Madigan - True Jackson, VP: Kill
Medkit - Phighting!: Kill
Melchior - Riot Kings: Hug
Mia Dolan - La La Land: Kill
Miae Hwang - After School Lessons for unripe apples: Pat on the head
Michael - The Good Place: Hug
Michael Afton - Five Nights at Freddy's: Hug
Michael J. Caboose - Red vs Blue: Hug
Michael Kaiser - Blue Lock: Hug
Michael "Mike" Munroe - Until Dawn: Kill
Michonne Grimes - The Walking Dead: Hug
Mike Horvath - Saving Private Ryan: Hug
Miki Sayaka - Puella Magi Madoka Magica: Hug
Miko Nakadai - Transformers Prime: Pat on the head
Millennial Tree Cookie - Cookie Run: Hug
Millie Fitzsimmons - FNaF Fazbear Frights: Hug+Pat on the head
Min - Parallel City: Hug+Kill
Mina Harker - Dracula: Hug
Mini Yaemori - Rent a Girlfriend: Kill
Minish Cap Link - The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap: Pat on the head
Mion Sonozaki - Higurashi: Hug
Miorine Rembran - Mobile Suit Gundam: The Witch from Mercury: Hug
Misa Amane - Death Note: Hug
Misaki Ayuzawa - Kaichou wa Maid Sama: Hug
Miss Circle - Fundamental Paper Education/Basics In Behavior: Kill
Miss Kobayashi - Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid: Hug
Miss Piggy - The Muppets: Hug
Mithrun - Dungeon Meshi: Hug
Mitty - Made in Abyss: Kill
Miwako Sakurada - Paradise Kiss: Hug+Kiss
Miyo Takano - Higurashi: Kill
Molar Boatworks Fixer Sinclair - Limbus Company: Hug
Momo - Stray: Hug
Monika - Doki Doki Literature Club: Hug
Mono - Little Nightmares: Adopt
Monsieur Tidbits - The Who Was? Show: Kill
Moonwatcher - Wings of Fire: Hug
Mo Ran - The Husky and His White Cat Shizun (2ha): Hug
Morgan Yu - Prey: Hug
Mothwing - Warrior Cats: Pat on the head
Mr Bean - Mr Bean: Hug
Mr Peanutbutter - BoJack Horseman: Kill
Mr. Puzzles - SMG4: Kill
Mrs. Asahina - Project Sekai: Kill
Mr. Scratch - Alan Wake: Kiss
Munehisa Iwai - Persona 5: Hug
Murmukusmon - Digimon: Kill
Mustache Girl - A Hat In Time: Pat on the head
Mylene Farrow - Bakugan Battle Brawlers: Kill
Narrator - The Stanley Parable: Hug
Naruto Uzumaki - Naruto: Adopt
Nastasya Filippovna - The Idiot: Hug
Nastya Rasputina - The Mechanisms: Hug
Natalia - The iDOLM@STER Cinderella Girls: Hug
Nate Wright - Big Nate: Hug
Natsukage Suoh - 1bitHeart: Pat on the head
Natsuki - Doki Doki Literature Club: Hug
Natsuki Shinomiya - Uta no Prince-sama: Hug
Near - Death Note: Hug
Ness - Earthbound: Pat on the head
Newton Pud - Little Big Planet: Hug
Nicholas Angel - Hot Fuzz: Hug
Nick - Zootopia: Hug
Nick Valentine - Fallout 4: Marry
Nico Robin - One Piece: Marry
Nicumond the Red aka Santa Claus - Violent Night: Kill
Niffty - Hazbin Hotel: Pat on the head
Niki Sanders - Heroes: Hug
Niko - Oneshot: Hug
No.96 Dark Mist - Yugioh Zexal: Kill
NOAH - Lancer TTRPG: Hug
Nobara Kugisaki - Jujutsu Kaisen: Hug
Noe Archiviste - Vanitas no carte: Hug
Norma Jennings - Twin Peaks: Hug
Norman - Honey I'm Home: Hug
Nurgle - Warhammer: Kill
Nurgling - Warhammer: Pat on the head
Obi - Akagami No Shirayukihime: Hug
Obscurum/Dark Argan - Winx Club: Kill
Oh Jung-shin - Oasis: Hug
Omnimon/Omegamon - Digimon: Hug
One-One - Infinity Train: Pat on the head
Ongsa - 23.5: Pat on the head
Onion San - Undertale: Pat on the head
Orel Puppington - Moral Orel: Adopt
Oroboros - Honka: Star Rail: Kill
Oscar - Malevolent: Hug
Ozen ""The Immovable"" - Made in Abyss: Hug
P03 - Inscryption: Kill
Pal Percy - Playtime with Percy: Kill
Patrick Star - Spongebob Squarepants: Hug
Pavel Yudin - Fear and Hunger Termina: Kill
Peacock - Skullgirls: Pat on the head
PearlescentMoon - Double lifesmp/Traffic life series: Hug
Peter Washington - Dawn of the Dead: Kill
Phaya - The Sign: Kiss
Philippines - Hetalia: Hug
Phillip Price - Mr. Robot: Kill
Phoebe Spengler - Ghostbusters: Pat on the head
Phosphophyllite - Land of the Lustrous/Houseki no Kuni: Hug
PicoDevimon - Digimon: Pat on the head
Pink - Everhood: Hug
Pinkie Pie - My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic: Hug
Playtime - Baldi’s Basics: Kill
Pomni - The Amazing Digital Circus: Hug
Popeyes Employee - RDCWorld1: Hug
Poppy - Poppy Playtime: Kill
Portgas D. Ace - One Piece: Hug
Princess Leia - Star Wars: Marry
Priya Singh - Tenet: Hug
Prospera Mercury - Mobile Suit Gundam: The Witch from Mercury: Kill
Qifrey - Witch Hat Atelier: Hug
Quark - Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: Hug
Quico - El Chavo/Chaves: Kill
Rachel Green - Friends: Kill
Radahn, Consort of Miquella - Elden Ring: Kill
Raelle Collar - Motherland: Fort Salem: Kill
Rainbow Core - Portal Stories: Mel: Hug
Rambley the Raccoon - Indigo Park: Hug
Ramona Flowers - Scott Pilgrim: Hug
Randy Random - Rimworld: Kill
Ranko Mannen - Akiba Maid War: Hug
Ranma Saotome - Ranma 1/2: Hug
Ranpo Edogawa - Bungo Stray Dogs: Hug
Rantaro Amami - Danganronpa: Kill
Rasputin IV - X-Men: Kiss
Rasta Beast - Everhood: Hug
Ray - The Promised Neverland: Hug
R.B. Sous-chef Gregor - Limbus Company: Kill
R. Daneel Olivaw - The Robot Series: Kill
Red Harvest - The Magnificent Seven: Hug
Reese Kelly - Scarlet Hollow: Hug
Regina - Dino Crisis: Hug+Kill
Regina George - Mean Girls: Kill
Reigen Arataka - Mob Psycho 100: Kill
Reimi Sugimoto - JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Hug
Rei Sakuma - Ensemble Stars: Hug
Rem - Death Note: Hug
Ramy Hassan - Ramy TV show: Kill
Retsuko - Aggretsuko Anime: Hug
Riamu Yumemi - The iDOLM@STER Cincerella Girls: Hug
Rider - Centaurworld: Hug
Riku - Kingdom Hearts: Hug
Ringo Oginome - Mawaru Penguindrum: Pat on the head
Roadhog - Overwatch: Hug
Robert E. O. Speedwagon - Jojo's Bizarre Adventure: Kill
Robert Freeman/Granddad - The Boondocks: Hug
Robin - Honkai Star Rail: Hug
Robin Scherbatsky - How I Met Your Mother: Kill
Rod Sullivan - Ice Scream: Kill
Ronald Novikov - Jackson's Diary: Hug
Rory - Morgana and Oz: Hug
Rosa Ushiromiya - Umineko: Kill
Rose Quartz - Steven Universe: Hug
Rozy/Rozana - The Guy Upstairs: Hug
Ruby Rose - RWBY: Hug
Runaway Kid - Little Nightmares: Adopt
Ryland Tate - Good Game: Hug
Ryo Akizuki - The Idolmaster: Pat on the head
Ryotaro Dojima - Persona 4: Hug
Ryuji Sakamoto - Persona 5: Hug
Saburo Yamada - Hypnosis Mic: Pat on the head
Sakuna - Sakuna: Of Rice and Ruin: Pat on the head
Sakura Haruno - Naruto: Pat on the head
Samantha "Sam" Giddings - Until Dawn: Hug
Sam Drake - Uncharted Franchise: Marry
Sammy Lawrence - Bendy and the ink machine: Kill
Samuel J. Stuhlinger - Call Of Duty:Black Ops 2 Zombies: Kill
Sam Winchester - Supernatural: Hug
Samwise Gamgee - Lord of the Rings: Hug
Sanetoshi Watase - Mawaru Penguindrum: Kill
Sans - Undertale: Hug
Sarah Lynn - Bojack Horseman: Hug
Sara Lance - Legends of Tomorrow: Marry+Kill
Sasara Nurude - Hypnosis Mic: Kill
Sasha Nein - Psychonauts: Hug
Sasha Waybright - Amphibia: Pat on the head
Satoru Gojo - Jujutsu Kaisen: Marry
Saturday Tasogare- vivid/stasis: Hug
Savannah - Milo Murphy's Law: Kill
Sayori - Doki Doki Literature Club: Hug
Scissors - Paper Mario the Orgami King: Kill
Scrappy Doo - Scooby-Doo: Kill
Scrooge McDuck - Ducktales: Hug+Kill
Scylla Ramshorn - Motherland: Fort Salem: Kill
Seliph - Fire Emblem: Hug
Senku Ishigami - Dr. Stone: Kill
Sergei Dragunov - Tekken: Marry
Sergey Razumovsky - Major Grom: Hug
Serial Designation N - Murder Drones: Hug
Sesshomaru - Inuyasha: Kill
Seungha - Odd Girl Out: Hug
Severus Snape - Harry Potter: Kill
Shaggy - Scooby-Doo: Pat on the head
Shannon LaFae - Heart Fragment: Hug
Shauna Shipman - Yellowjackets: Hug+Kiss+Marry
Shaun Riley - Shaun of the Dead: Hug
Sheryl Luria - Evil: Kill
Shigaraki Tomura - My Hero Academia: Hug
Shinobu Sengoku - Ensemble Stars: Pat on the head
Shinra Kishitani - Durarara!!: Kill
Shin Sato - The Idolmaster Cinderella Girls: Hug
Shion Sonozaki - Higurashi: Pat on the head must
Shirogane Ryo - Tokyo Mew Mew: Pat on the head
Shouko Komi - Komi San wa komishou desu: Hug
Shouto Todoroki - My Hero Academia: Hug
Shrek - Shrek: Hug
Shu Itsuki - Ensemble Stars: Kill
Shuji Ikutsuki - Persona 3: Kill
Shuya Nanahara - Battle Royale: Pat on the head
Siffrin - In Stars and Time: Hug
Simon Keyes - Ace Attorney: Kill
Sir Pentious - Hazbin Hotel: Hug
Six - Little Nightmares: Pat on the head+Adopt
Skull Kid - Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask: Pat on the head
Skyler White - Breaking Bad: Hug
Slate - Outer Wilds: Hug
Slaymate - Dungeons & Dragons: Pat on the head
Snow White/Red Shoes - Red Shoes and the 7 Dwarfs: Hug
Sojiro Sakura - Persona 5: Hug
Soldier Boy - The Boys: Kill
Solomon - Obey Me: Marry
Sonya - Fire Emblem: Marry
Sora Harukawa - Ensemble Stars: Pat on the head
Spamton G. Spamton - Deltarune: Kill
Sparkle - Honkai: Star Rail: Kill
Spencer Reid - Criminal Minds: Marry
SpongeBob SquarePants - SpongeBob SquarePants: Hug
Stanley Poole - Bioshock 2: Kill
Stan Pines - Gravity Falls: Hug
Stardust Cookie - Cookie Run: Kingdom: Hug
Star Flower - Warrior Cats: Pat on the head
Starscream - Transformers Prime: Kill
Stephen "Flyboy" Andrews - Dawn of the Dead: Kill
Steve Harrington - Hug
Stokely Mitchell - The Faculty: Hug
Stonemover - Wings of Fire : Hug
Strider Hiryu - Strider: Kill
Subspace - Phighting!: Kill
Suletta Mercury - Mobile Suit Gundam: The Witch from Mercury: Hug
Sypha Belnades - Castlevania: Marry
Taichi Fujisaki - Danganronpa: Ultra Despair Girls: Hug
Taiga Kagami - Kuroko No Basket/Kuroko's Basketball: Hug
Takuto Maruki - Persona 5 Royal: Hug
Tali'Zorah - Mass Effect: Marry
Tally Craven - Motherland: Fort Salem: Kill
Tamaki Suoh - Ouran High School Host Club: Hug
Tangerine - Bullet train: Kill
Tarvek Sturmvoraus - Girl Genius: Hug
Taylor - Simulacra: Hug
Taylor Hebert - Worm (Parahumans): Hug
Taylor Swift - Real Life: Kill
Teddy - Among the Sleep: Kill
Terry - Deltarune: Kill
Teruki Hanazawa - Mob Psycho 100: Pat on the head
Teruteru Hanamura - Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair: Kill
Tessa James Elliot - Murder Drones: Hug
Testament - Guilty Gear: Strive: Marry
Tetsuya Kuroko - Kuroko no Basuke/Kuroko's Basketball: Pat on the head
The Collector - The Owl House: Adopt
The Dud - The Simpsons: Kill
The Emperor - Baldur's Gate 3: Kill
The Goose - Untitled Goose Game: Pat on the head
The Grim Reaper - The Sims: Marry
The Maker/Reed Richards - Ultimate Marvel: Kill
The Mask - The Mask Animated Series: Kill
The Ninth Doctor - Doctor Who: Hug
The Nowhere King - Centaurworld: Kill
Theodore "Teddy" McDonald/Reed Thompson - Snowfall: Kill
Theodore Peterson - Hello Neighbor: Kill
The Once-ler - The Lorax: Kill
The Princess - Slay the Princess: Hug
The Puppeteer - Five Nights at Candy's: Kill
The Second Coming - Animator vs Animation/Animation vs Minecraft: Hug
The Shade - The Longing: Pat on the head
The Shapeshifter - Odd Squad: Kill
The Snatcher - A Hat In Time: Kill
The Stalker - Stalker: Kill
The Survivor - Rain World: Pat on the head
The Test - Baldi's Basics: Kill
The unnamed salesman who recruits participants for the Game - Squid Game: Kill
The Wandering Trader - Minecraft: Kill
The Works - The Works: Kill
Thomas Richardson - The Apostle: Kill
Thorn - Wings of Fire: Hug
Tien Shinhan - Dragonball: Hug
Tifa Lockhart - Final Fantasy VII: Hug
Tippi - Super Paper Mario: Hug
Titania - Fire Emblem: Marry
Tom Barnaby - Midsomer Murders: Hug
Tony Tony Chopper - One Piece: Adopt
Tord - Eddsworld: Kill
Toya Aoyagi - Project SEKAI: Hug
Trevor Belmont - Castlevania: Kiss
Trevor Garbo - Smile For Me: Kill
Tsubasa Yuunagi - Hirogaru Sky PreCure: Pat on the head
Tsukasa Okino - 13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim: Hug
Tulio Triviño Tufillo - 31 Minutos: Kill
Tulip Olsen - Infinity Train: Pat on the head
Turbo - Wreck It Ralph: Kill
Twelve - Zankyou No Terror: Kill
Twice - Boku No Hero Academia: Hug
Ubel - Frieren: Beyond Journey's End: Kill
Ukitake Jushiro - Bleach: Hug
Umi - Sharkgirl Umi: Pat on the head
Uncle Iroh - Avatar: The Last Airbender: Hug
Unpleasant - Regretevator: Kill
Uraume - Jujitsu Kaisen: Hug
Usami - Danganronpa: Hug
User Friendly - 3DV: Kill
Uta - One Piece: Hug
Vanessa - A Hat In Time: Kill
Vanitas - Vanitas no carte: Hug
Vasily Petrovych Goloborodko - Servant of the People: Hug
Vee - The Owl House: Hug
Vegas Theerapanyakul - KinnPorsche: Hug
Vertin - Reverse: 1999: Hug
Victoria Best - Wordgirl: Pat on the head
Vigilante - My Friend Pedro: Hug+Kill
Vinegar Doppio - Jojos Bizarre Adventure: Hug
Virgil - Portal Stories: Mel: Hug
Vriska Serket- Homestuck: Kill
Wabuu - Wabuu the cheeky raccoon: Kill
Wade Wilson - Deadpool: Hug
Wallace - Pokémon ORAS: Hug
WALL-E - WALL-E: Pat on the head
Wally Franks - Bendy and the Ink Machine: Hug
Warren the Eagle - Don't Hug Me I'm Scared: Kill
Wednesday Addams - The Addams Family: Pat on the head
Wes - Pokemon Colosseum: Hug
Wheatley - Portal: Kill
Whitty - Friday Night Funkin: Hug
Will Solace - Heroes of Olympus: Hug
Winry Rockbell - Fullmetal Alchemist: Hug
Winfrey/Speciment 02 - Dreams Of An Insominiac: Hug
Winston Byrd - Toontown Corporate Clash: Hug
Wombat - Cute High Earth Defense Club LOVE!: Hug
Wooly - Rune Factory: Pat on the head
Wu Xie - Daomu Biji: Hug
Xavier - Xavier: Renegade Angel : Kill
Xavier Riddle - Xavier Riddle and the Secret Museum: Pat on the head
Yadina Riddle - Xavier Riddle and the Secret Museum: Pat on the head
Yagami Eiji - Danball Senki: Kill
Yamato - One Piece: Hug
Yang Xiao Long - RWBY: Hug
Yato - Noragami: Kill
Yellow - Malevolent: Hug
Yellow/Amarillo del Bosque Verde - Pokemon Special Edition/Pokespe: Pat on the head
Yoda - Star Wars: Hug
Yoo Joonghyuk - Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint: Hug
Yor - Yor, the Hunter from the Future: Kill
Yor Forger - Spy x Family: Marry
Yoshino Himekawa - Date a Live: Pat on the head
Youhei Sunohara - Clannad: Kill
Yui - Sakuna: of rice and ruin: Pat on the head
Yukito Ayatsuji - Bungo Stray Dogs: Gaiden: Kill
Yuki Yoshikawa - Horimiya: Pat on the head
Yura Beletsky - Pafl: Kill
Yuri - DDLC: Hug
Yurika Hakonaka - Yuri Kuma Arashi: Kill
Yu Shu Lien - Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon: Hug
Yusuke Urameshi - Anime House: Hug
Yuugo Tennouji - Steins;Gate: Hug
Zenkichi Hasegawa - Persona 5 Strikers/Scramble: Kill
Zeus - Greek Mythology: Kill
Zhang Chengling - Word of Honor: Pat on the head
Zhou Zishu - Word of Honor: Hug
Zim - Invader Zim: Pat on the head
ZombieCleo - The Life Series: Hug
Zuko - Avatar The Last Airbender: Hug
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The Tezuka Revue: How an all-woman theatre troupe influenced the Godfather of Manga
CONTENT WARNING for discussions of sexism and queerphobia. SPOILERS for the ending of Princess Knight and portions of Dororo.
Osamu Tezuka—often called “The God of Manga” or “The Godfather of Manga”—is considered one of the most influential artists in the manga and comic industry. Artists such as Go Nagai and Naoki Urasawa claim he has inspired them, the latter even drawing upon Tezuka’s Astro Boy as inspiration for Pluto. Not constrained to Japanese creators, Astro Boy was made into a Hollywood movie, and Tezuka himself was invited to work on 2001: A Space Odyssey.
But who inspired Tezuka? It is known that he was a huge Walt Disney fan. He even claimed to have watched Bambi more than 80 times according to the Tezuka Productions website. However there is an influence on Tezuka that isn’t as well known: the Takarazuka Revue.
Read it at Anime Feminist!
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Animation Night 169: Sex. 2.
So. Storytime.
Two years ago, we had a joke. "We should totally show some hentai on Animation Night 69." we said. Having said that, we were honour-bound to totally commit to the bit. Teaming up with @mogsk, I wrote a massive post on sexuality in animation and the history of 'hentai', from the hentai seiyoku discussed in 20th-century sexology journals to the modern subcultural kaleidoscope.
It is, genuinely, one of my favourite posts I ever wrote in this project. It's definitely not perfect - the sections on BL and the lolicon boom are especially weak, but still! There's no way I'm beating that.
Mogs, meanwhile assembled a perfectly pitched playlist of animation dealing with the theme of sexuality, from classic oldschool BL like Kaze to Ki no Uta to charming little comedies like Oruchuban Ebichu, and a scattering of actual h-anime like Weather Report Girl. For my part, I led with the genuinely classic film Kanashimi no Belladonna (Belladonna of Sadness).
So somehow - somehow! - we managed to make the idea of getting together with your online friends to watch a bunch of anime about sex just... plain fun and uplifting, to the point that @footsteps-on-the-dance-floor will tell me years later how much she enjoyed it. Not to mention, we got a pretty good cross-section of the different dimensions of sexuality in animation as well!
I didn't even get banned on Twitch.
This week, the counter has drawn the sex number. So can we do it again? Well, my friends, we're gonna try~ Tonight, @mogsk and canmom present: the long-awaited sequel to sex. Sex, 2.
This time we're narrowing our focus a bit. One of the distinctive elements of eromanga, by the analysis of Kimi Rito in The History of Hentai Manga, is how particular images get encoded as signs that can be reused by other mangaka, and these signs can become the seed for particular subgenres. So, our selection tonight is in part designed to give a brief cross-section of some of these visual tropes.
So let me introduce you to our program. CWs: sex, obviously; also a couple of these films (Cleopatra, Parade Parade) cw for rape. Here's the programme, read on for brief descriptions of each item and a lil cultural context~!
Cleopatra (1970) - oldschool Tezuka weirdness
Boku no Sexual Harassment (1994-5) - 90s salaryman BL
Interspecies Reviewers (2020) - monstergirl sex comedy, and an instance of the trend of recent cable TV h-anime
Agent Aika (1997-9) - panty shots to the most ludicrous degree
Comical Psychosomatic Medicine (2015) - ONA comedy framed as fetish education
Parade Parade (1996) - futanari + yuri
Golden Boy (1995-6) - 90s sakuga and a classic comedy
Queen's Blade (2009) - kyonyuu
Colorful (1999) - panty-centric comedy skits
after that: if you still have energy, I might take requests~
[n.b. a lot of these are TV series - we will only really be getting a 1-2 episode sample of each one, for runtime's sake.]
Cleopatra (クレオパトラ), 1970
Last time we led with certified classic, genuinely moving and good as hell film Belladonna of Sadness. This was part of a last gambit by the struggling Mushi Productions, the studio of Osamu Tezuka, credited with inventing TV anime back in the day with Astro Boy. Long before there would be such a thing as an h-anime subculture, Tezuka experimented with creating erotic animated films based on history and mythology.
Belladonna is the best remembered of the three, and with good reason. Tezuka was largely not involved by this point. The others, though... are some plain fucking weird movies, I'll tell you that much. So tonight we'll be watching Cleopatra (1970). I may have shown you the trailer before - this is the Caesar trampoline movie. That is only the beginning.
I recently finished reading Osamu Tezuka's manga Ayako, written in 1972-1973 - not long after this movie, actually, during Tezuka's gekiga phase. I'm sure it's common knowledge by now, but Tezuka was one horny old guy! Ayako has all manner of skulduggery: incest, murder, gangster stuff, more murder, etc., but the core story is about a girl who is imprisoned in an underground cell for 20-some years by the machinations of her family. As she grows up, she ends up in an incestuous relationship with her protective brother - and once she finally escapes, she is highly agoraphobic but also throws herself at nearly every man she meets.
It's very much a story of the sins of the past echoing down into the future, shot though with post-war history and gangster movies, but its central fixation is the figure of Ayako herself: the soft cloistered object of obsession and attraction. Whether they want to protect Ayako, seek absolution from her, fuck her, or exploit her.
But it's also in places a really wacky manga, with a lot of very comical contrivances or hyper-cartoonish panels with extreme squash and stretch. It's a completely different way of displaying action.
I think this gives me a sense of the sort of wavelength Tezuka was on when he draws a scene where Cleopatra is tied down by stakes and a bunch of guys line up to rape her while she shouts at them defiantly. It's all very theatrical, a huge contrast to the much more internally oriented Belladonna. Just a plain strange movie, but it's one I've been fascinated to watch for ages.
Whatever we make of Cleopatra, we'll jump into the program that Mogs drew up! Once again she's come through magnificently.
My Sexual Harassment (僕のセクシャルハラスメント), 1995-6
Our next act is some old school yaoi! One day I'll get to do that big effortpost on the history of BL, but not this day. In any case, Boku no Sexual Harassment is an OVA from the mid 90s about a young man called Junya Mochizuki trying to fuck his way up the company ranks for the sake of himself and his partner Kazunori Honma. In particular, he has an affair with his boss, Mr. Honma, running across the whole OVA.
This is perhaps best known for an infamous scene involving corn. It's here as a window into this period of BL - not quite as high-mindedly aesthetic as its 80s predecessors, and with its erotic focus being on like... 90s salarymen, which is quite a specific thing!
Interspecies Reviewers (異種族レビュアーズ), 2020
Next, a series which has the dubious distinction of proving too steamy for Crunchyroll. Interspecies Reviewers enters the general milieu of modern videogame-inflected fantasy anime, a comedy dancing along the line of whether it's too overtly porn to air on TV. The story tells of a group of fantasy characters who are the clients of monstergirl sex workers, hoping to encounter as many different species as possible. This is a frame device for a series of episodes focused around what it would be like to have sex with various kinds of monstergirl.
This is an example of a recent trend in TV anime, namely very overtly sexual cable TV anime such as High School DxD, which have in a way come to fill the gap left by OVAs. This is a niche that also includes the likes of Goblin Slayer and Redo of Healer. In contrast to those series' "big grimdark plot with a side of rape" approach, Reviewers is light-hearted fantasy sex comedy mixed with (if you live in China) a certain amount of actual porn, which fansubbers have kindly spliced back in to the censored release for us.
Agent Aika (AIKa), 1997-9
The panty shot is one of the more popular visual tropes in eromanga, to the point that Even a Monkey Can Draw Manga dedicates a whole two page spread to the history of the trope. (Surprisingly, I can't find any more substantial account in Kimi Rito's History of Hentai Manga).
You'll see it often enough in anime, overtly or subtly, and certainly in the early works of Katsuhiko Nishijima, who debuted in 1986 with Project A-ko, a classic Kanada-inflected OVA that still bears signs of its hentai roots. But there is nothing that takes the panty shot to the same extreme as Agent Aika (1997). The degree to which the camera in this action anime contrives to show panties at a machinegun rate... it crosses over into a level where it feels less like outright fetish material and more like experimental art.
This is a series that is only coherent through the erotic focus. And yet, it's not generally categorised as porn. Nobody actually fucks. Lines are very arbitrary...
Comical Psychosomatic Medicine (アニメで分かる心療内科), 2015
This ONA adapts a gag manga series themed around the idea of an education series on fetishes, paraphilias, and so on - not so different in concept from Peepoodoo and the Super Fuck Friends, from the sound of it! The ONA is produced by Shin-Ei Animation, a venerable studio known for beloved characters like Doraemon; it's a bunch of five minute bite-sized chunks which I plan to sprinkle in between the other stuff we watch as a palate cleanser.
Parade Parade (パレードパレード), 1996
Having warmed you up sufficiently, this is the point in the evening where we pull out the futa porn.
Parade Parade is an OVA by the studio Pink Pineapple, one of the giants of the 90s erotic OVA scene - I wrote about them a bit last time. It's a relatively "tasteful" example of the futanari (二形) trope, literally 'two forms', referring to basically a character with a mostly cis woman-typical body except for a penis (generally in addition to a vulva), which she will typically use in penetrative sex. This is typically represented as either the result of magic, an intersex condition, or just a fantasy world where it's not unusual.
Depending on your subcultural corner, this might be further distinguished from other niche variants of dickgirl (e.g. a futa must have both sets of genitals).
In anime and manga, the futa trope apparently traces back to the introduction of American trans porn magazines to Japan, inspiring mangaka such as Kitamimaki Kei to start drawing futanari characters. Futanari manga first spread through dōjinshi in the 80s, and became popular in eromanga in the 90s, before circling back to the West. So actually yeah I guess this one is on us trans girls! I always assumed it was like, an independent invention. The more you know...
Here we have succesful idol Kaori, who's secretly intersex - and only her girlfriend Yuko knows. She's very careful to let nobody know, for the sake of her career, but a rival lesbian idol is about to find out...
Golden Boy (1995-6)
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Now here is a true classic.
Golden Boy is a comedy series about a wanderer named Kintaro, who dropped out of uni to travel around Japan getting into sexual escapades. Each episode, he runs into someone and hopefully falls for them while coming across as an idiot pervert, but gradually reveals that he's actually a decent and resourceful guy - and yet, having found love, there will always be a reason he must move on. A setup to hang all sorts of plots, carried by some honestly unreasonably impressive animation from the realist school, most notably Mitsuo Iso. It's just... very very well done.
The above clip did the rounds on here a while ago (I think maybe the dubbed version), and we will indeed be watching episode 4 to put that in context.
Queen's Blade (2009)
So this is a studio ARMS OVA - the guys who did stuff like Mezzo Forte with Yasuomi Umetsu - a fantasy story about a warrior tournament. But for our purposes it's standing in for the 巨乳 kyonyuu subgenre - meaning 'huge boobs'. So if you wanna do the meme in Japanese, that's the word you need.
This has a rather specific history in eromanga, recounted by Kimi Rito in The History of Hentai Manga. Per Rito, the popularity of the term dates back specifically to 1989, where it was used to promote porn star Kimiko Matsuzaka, as well as Western gravure porn magazines. Gradually displacing other terms like 'D-cup', the onomatopoeic ボイン boin and portmanteau デカパイdekapai, kyonyuu soon became cemented as the term for a type of character design. It grew in popularity in the space opened up by the bishōjo genre established by the lolicon boom.
So under the pen of mangaka like Kei Keitamimaki (him again!), designs with massively exaggerated boobs became very popular, defining a subgenre of their own. Artists would sometimes express anxiety over whether they would be 'allowed' to draw such extreme designs, but it became widespread in seinen magazines. Gradually, these genre boundaries dissolved and boob size started to become a symbol of characterisation.
Queen's Blade is a fairly longrunning series but as far as I understand, it's broadly a silly ecchi anime about women with very large boobs fighting to become queen. It's not the most comical example of this trope necessarily (nothing can really beat High School of the Dead's supersonic bullet dodging tits) but it's pretty up there.
Colorful, 1999
Colorful is a comedy series of brief (~7 minute) skits about boys trying to see panties and suffering many consequences. As a late 90s anime it's got some interesting stylstic Y2K stuff - look at that rotoscope clip! - as well as strong animation from people like Norio Matsumoto of Naruto fame.
So!
Mogs's encylopedic knowledge of weird obscure horny anime once again coming to the rescue: I'm fascinated to see where this night will take us. And whether I'll still have a Twitch account tomorrow.
I realise this is a much later start than we'd like with such a big programme, but I hope you will come join me for some weirdly educational sexy animation! Dip in and out or stay for the whole programme, the choice is yours - see you at twitch.tv/canmom, going live now, programme starts in about 30 minutes at 22:30 UK time!
Animation Night 169 is gonna be a little postponed - we'll be going at 7pm UK time on Tuesday (29 August) at twitch.tv/canmom! Hope to see you there! I will try to write a little more interesting info as we lead up to that~
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Hi! The name's Obby, and welcome to my little blog! I draw tortols a lot, and love rottmnt with every part of my soul. Creator of Herculean Cerulean, and currently have an obsession with birds for some reason. Bears In Trees has me in a chokehold. I'm always open to drawing or animation tips, and if anyone wants to talk, I'm always open! If you're reading this, I hope you have a great day/night!
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Neon Mikey...ooonnn
me as a tmnt
battle of the last slice
mikey practice
These Are Not Our Masks Raph Fanart (not my fanfic!!!)
These Are Not Our Masks Leo Fanart
These Are Not Our Masks Donnie Fanart
Kid leo dtiys
up on the rooftop
definitely not procrastination
Little Brother au dtiys
APRIIIIILLLLL O'NEIIIIIILLLLL
...Mikey?
You're okay (animatic)
Abstract Mikey
They're having such a fun happy silly goofy time! :D (they're not)
Donnie angst ig
first time ever drawing the turtles
feeling a little blue
@/turtlepanic's Lavinia dtiys
100 followers dtiys!!!
Shiny tortol :]
Leo on crutches doodles
It's Shredder! WHERE?!
Snow day part 2
@/cupcakeslushie's dtiys
@/phoebepheebsphibs dtiys
Leo color palette thingy idk
weeeeee April thingy or something
ramblings of a lunatic
Lineless Leo or smth
Cracked hands
Pb&j hug
Expression doodles :3
Random 3 am thing :]
"Who did this to you?" ask prompt
More ask prompts :D
@/lara-cairncross's fairy au Mikey and Leo
Leo doodle
Mikey doodle
Spider's Web with Strings Attached Fanart (spoiler warning!)
beautiful boys
introducing Tyrian and Astros
the reunion
heathens (it's also backwards)
disaster twins
chapter 9
void animation
love is gone animation
Not a color animatic
draxum gets educated (works without context)
Until he faced the dragon
Save me if I become my demons
Trapped inside a cell
It's you!
Mikey vs Big Mama
Random stuffs I guess
TELEMACHUS MY BOIIIIIII
dragon
welcome home
sona reference
marble sky fanart
Ninjago Oneshot: Numbing the Pain
very bad animation practice
the oranges (ava)
JIMMY
A dying star
Yellow flowers painting
Herculean Cerulean Masterpost
BAND KIDS AU
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Fall 2023 Anime Overview: Pluto and Scott Pilgrim Takes Off
Pluto
Premise: Somebody- or something- is killing the most advanced robots in the world, along with humans involved with robots (either robot rights activists or scientists). Gesicht, a robot police detective, is trying to track this killer down. But has the detective himself been compromised? What is going on with these strange memories that keep appearing in his head?
Based on an arc in Osamu Tezuka's Astro Boy, this anime is a tense, tightly plotted robot murder mystery that kept me engrossed and invested. Stuff that deals with "android" rights can often feel cringey at best and insulting at worst, but Pluto avoids this by having a future where robots have already gotten their civil rights. It instead largely uses robots as a metaphor for being seen as a disposable tool in a corrupt system, for how if you resist being a weapon for violence and imperialism, those in power will either discard you or fear you. And it asks the question--can robots feel human emotions like hatred? What happens when they do?
Speaking of imperialism, there are some very obvious allusions to the Iraq War in this and I mean obvious like the "United States of Thracia" stars a war with the "Kingdom of Persia" under the pretense of finding "robots of mass destruction". The anime is deeply sympathetic to the, uh, Kingdom of Persia (and very accurate about how much the United States of "Thracia's" government sucks and is imperialistic), but it does feature content that can be tough to deal with (especially right now), and does have some Middle Eastern antagonists, though they're not one-dimensional . I don't feel qualified to dig into it too deeply, but I just have to note it.
Pluto is impressive with it's sizable cast that all have their own distinct stories. It makes you feel for almost every character. A lot of the plot twists punch you in the gut, and the animation is generally stunning. I
I did find parts of the final episode fell flat. It was a solid finale, but the world-ending stakes and the focus on pretty predictable action beats were so different than the gripping, investigative stuff that came before it that it was a bit of a let down. And it really beat you over the head by constantly verbally repeating the central message.
(I also hate the trope of a male character lying to a female character about information she's begging for and affects her deeply, and it being treated as a great kindness. I wish female characters got more to do overall in this, because the two we had were potentially very interesting. It did give a nod to the female robots being just as advanced at the male ones but that being ignored because they weren't advanced in a traditionally masculine way. But you could feel it's Astro Boy roots in how male dominated the cast was.)
Overall, this is one of the most well-crafted anime of the last few years-- a psychological thriller and meditation on humanity and conflict, rich with story and themes, with not a second wasted. I definitely recommend giving it a shot, you'll probably be hooked in no time. And expect it to break your heart. A lot.
Scott Pilgrim Takes Off
Yes, this counts as an anime. It was animated by a Japanese studio, the director is based in Japan and has worked in anime for years. But there are some spoilers in the premise itself here, so I'm going to put it under the cut.
You have been warned!
Premise: Scott Pilgrim meets a cool girl named Ramona Flowers and falls for her, only to find out she has seven evil exes he must defeat. Unfortunately, he seemingly dies at the hands of the first one. This leads Ramona on a journey where she must confront her evil exes and see if Scott is really dead after all.
So, I was a fan of Scott Pilgrim as a teen. Moreso of the comic than the movie, since the movie didn't have the interesting arcs for the female characters the comic did thanks to it's short runtime and what it prioritized. (Ramona, especially, was done dirty). I liked Ramona a lot in the comic, especially how she went from a mysterious figure to someone just as messy and screwed up as Scott is, and the "final boss" was actually the abusive relationship she was stuck in, and she was the one who really had to defeat it. I liked how Knives outgrew Scott, and I liked how Kim exposed Scott's fantasies as not real, and let her crush on him go. I liked how Scott's arc was realizing he'd treated the women in his life badly and that he needed to grow up and stop being so selfish.
So I was a little excited to see a more comic-accurate version... but what we got was even better. A story that was more from Ramona's perspective, that centered her from the very beginning, and which focused on her understanding, and often reconciling with her exes, rather than them being enemies to defeat. I especially loved seeing Roxie finally get her due. (The comic handled Roxie better than the movie's bullshit, but it still left a lot to be desired). Ramona's ex-girlfriend finally gets treated as an ex-girlfriend, with no "just a phase" bs from Ramona and no Scott doing the straight guy "ooh lesbians so sexy" bs. Instead, it's a sincere, emotional look at their relationship and the ways Ramona hurt Roxie, along with a killer fight scene.
It was also great to see Knives thriving without Scott around, and Matthew Patel getting more of a spotlight. The series has grown up over the years ,but the themes are as sharp as ever. It examines the bad decisions Ramona and Scott have made, and not only the fear of growing up as a young adult, but the fear of what you'll grow into. It explores the fear that relationships will become regrets, the messiness of people trying to connect, and how you need to keep trying to communicate and move forward and take risks anyway.
There were a few things I wish we could have seen more of- like Kim and Envy. (And small yet bothersome nitpick, I also disliked how when Ramona talked about her pattern of "running away" from relationships, Gideon was included, despite the fact he was abusive to her in this version too). The English voice cast was also weak with the voice acting sometimes (likely because most of them were more used to being on-screen actors)- though there were some stand out performances like Satya Bahba (Matthew Patel), Michael Cera (Scott) and of course Mae Whitman (Roxy) (I also think Winstead settled into her role well too)-- though I got used to it after a while, and the Japanese cast is aces.
The animation was also phenomenal, and it had a killer soundtrack.
I'm not sure how this anime would hit if you haven't seen either the comic or the movie, (I've heard some newbies say they liked it) but as a fan of the source material, I was very pleased and found it a treat. Definitely worth checking out.
#scott pilgrim takes off#scott pilgrim#ramona flowers#fall 2023 anime#anime overview#pluto#naoki urasawa's pluto#pluto anime#my reviews#finished at LAST I watched TOO MUCH ANIME this season#but to be fair it was an excellent season
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Actually, speaking of Doctor Doom, I recently re-watched the Tim Story Fantastic Four films and...yeah, I feel like I owe their take on Doom an apology.
People often talk about how Doom hasn't been properly depicted on screen. And while I agree, I do think the filmmakers got one thing right about him; that Victor von Doom is a petty, egotistical control freak who likes to lord over people how awesome he is and how they should never forget it. Oh, and that he's also a backstabbing little bitch who'll steal other people's powers for his own. Because no matter how high the body count, nothing must stand in the way of Doom's benevolence.
Also, Julian McMahon wasn't a bad casting choice and I feel like, had they made a more comic accurate Doom, he would've been a good fit. Not unlike how I think Nicholas Cage would've been a great Dr. Tenma with a better script for the Astro Boy movie.
So yeah, not the greatest on-screen depiction of Victor von Doom, that still goes to Joseph Culp from Roger Coreman's FF film, but not the worst either. I mean, it could've been worse; it could've been the FanFourstic take (if you wanna call it that) on Doom.
#Prettywitch muses#marvel comics#victor von doom#doctor doom#joseph culp#julian mcmahon#fantastic four#meta#analysis
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Since were talking about the impact anime has on the west and animation in general, the guys who made Hana barbera invited monkey punch to America because they loved lupin the third and thought about making a movie once. Also tezuka was deeply inspired by the duckman’s art. The duckman was the alias of the singular man who made the Donald Duck comics and he was an inspiration to crumb too! Americas cartoons has always had a relationship with anime. Which kinda makes it even more lame that the only anime that gets referenced is anime anyone would recognize easily. I think harder to notice Easter eggs are fun. Actually I think lupin was in the new ducktails. I also think it’s lame to see just sailor moon be referenced in cartoons like it’s the only magical girl anime. Let’s see some creamy mami but then people will just think it’s a Jem reference, they kind of had the same thing going on.
Specifically, it was Scrooge McDuck that helped created Astro Boy. But yeah, anime had a more impact in Japan due to its origin birth and influence with media and works. One work helps inspires another. For example, Cutie Honey helped inspired Sailor Moon. But not many would know this or watch it due to Japan's view on things like nudity, sexuality, and such had been tolerated differently on TV compared to how Westerners fear that shit. Especially when most of it is just played for comedy in Japan. Very old anime would have visible tits or showing off a penis, even when it is aimed to children. Western countries did not have easy access to them. Even if they did, it was underground and niche in itself. And when anime was brought to the US back then, most of it was censored and localized for American audiences. Some work like we see with Pokemon and sometimes it doesn't like the major changes to Sailor Moon many years back then. Today, it's a little better and easier to get access. Of course though, localization and fan translation can be a mess because cultural differences and Western bias.
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LOOKING FOR BESTIESSS
HELLLLOOOO INTERNET I AM IN DIRE NEED OF MORE FRIENDS ESPECIALLY PEOPLE WHO SHARE MY INTERESTS, DONT WORRY I HAVE A LOT!!
invincible: preetyy sure you all know by now I love this franchise lmao
comic books: GIVE ME THE LORE, GORE AND ALL THE GALOREE I LOOVE BRIT AND INVINCIBLE COMICS BUT I ALSO LOVE DC AND MARVEL ESP DC HEHE
art: I LOOVE ART IF YOU DO ART SHOW IT TO ME NOW THATS A DEMAND
filmaking/ movies ( i love sci fi, thrillers, action, adventure, fantasy stuff like that)
writing: I LOOOVE HEARING UR STORIES SHOW THEM TO MEEE TELL MEEE YOUR OC LOREE NOOOOW
science (zoology, neuroloy, microbiology, pretty much anything super nerdy and cool)
music: I love bands like imagine dragons, twenty ones piolts, my chemical romance, the living tombstone, unlikely piolts, weathers, good kid, Radiohead, just really good popy fun and loud music haha
Mythology: I LOOVE THIS STUFF mythical creatures like dragons, faireis unicorns but also greek mythology too!!
Video games: mostly nintindo lol, like zelda, mario, animal crossing but also POKEMON LETS GOO, Minecraft, duuh, fnaf YESSS, just a bunch of the popular stuff lol
so here are my special interests
zoology
porky pig (dont laugh) from looney tunes
micheal afton from fnaf
zane julian from ninjago
astro boy
and of course currently my beloves donald ferguson
aaand art!
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