#based on that one post on twt

[mmukagen]

Based on this post on twt

[louloubye]

support your local businesses!!!

[qiinamii]

"Xiao does things" (and friends) twitter log part 2

-- UPDATE: removed some of the arts to make its own individual post since I am bad at organizing, sorry! (but the last one is new lol) xD

[kroosluvr]

royal trio

[turrondeluxe]

always happy about the fact that in 2012, mikey often asked donnie questions if he didn't understand something and donnie always answered no matter what

this can be seen in a bunch of episodes but my favorite example of it it's the one in half shell heroes where mikey is extremely excited to be in the museums and is the one actively asking donnie questions about the exhibits they saw and also actively listening to donnie's explanation (before raph got silly lmao). he was very excited to learn!!!

And while it's true that mikey would lose interest quite fast if the explanation got too lengthy with too many technical terms, it doesn't change the fact that he does retain the info donnie is always rambling on about different things!!! (even if mikey himself doesn't notice he's doing it lol) and also i find it very sweet that no matter if donnie himself got annoyed, donnie would always answer the questions. no matter what. he would always try to explain if he didn't understand something

This is prob because mikey is the one brother who is often seeking out donnie to pass time around him Meaning that donnie might have used mikey as his rubber ducky whenever mikey hangs out with him while he's working (explained him a lot of his experiments and theories while trying to solve them himself and in this way mikey also learnt in the process WHILE spending time with his brother! win win!)

it also helps donnie because accompanies him while not letting him get lonely in his lab 24/7, sometimes explaining things to someone makes it better to understand it yourself AND it's shown in the comics that donnie is quite used to his brothers just Living as background noise and literally cannot function without it lmao

They are literally the two smart kids in the family even if none of them notice it and it's all because mikey looks up to his brother and is like an sponge with donnie around. donnie is actively teaching mikey and mikey is learning! even if they have no idea they are doing it

[ca-3]

I'm a personal believer they both suck at kissing 💋 </3

[422kit]

bacon doodles while i battle art block

[dangoulains-devotion]

🐺🌸

[imeriayapping]

First of probably five parts for

MotoGP grid as various rats and mice

In today's episode we have vr46 academy, enjoy!

[earnono]

Broken Vessel

[royaltea000]

I call this Theseus’ character - how many visuals do I have to change on a character until it’s just an oc

[saturfied]

kudos to all kimchay writers!!! y'all are doing a great job🫡👏❤️

[flyingwargle]

koganegawa throws the gym door open. “tsukki!”

“please don’t call me that.” tsukishima is on the floor, stretching. their teammates, also stretching, pay the setter no mind, while their coaches are huddled in the corner for a discussion. koganegawa slips his court shoes on and bounces toward him.

“didja see the server rankings?” he asks. “they were updated this morning!”

“i don’t care for rankings of any kind.”

“not even for who has the best blocking rate?”

tsukishima gives him an unamused look. kyoutani joins them. “and? did miya finally beat kageyama?”

“he did! and you know who else made the list?” koganegawa tries to drag the silence out, but all he receives are scowls. he gestures at tsukishima. “you, tsukki!”

“no.”

“what do you mean, ‘no’? i’m telling the truth!”

“show me.”

koganegawa whips his phone out, despite their coach’s strict rule not to have electronics in the gym. “look!”

they lean forward. as mentioned, miya is at #1, kageyama beneath him. the rest of the list is filled with familiar names, most who play for div. 1 teams. then, at #9, is his name: tsukishima kei, sendai frogs, mb.

“it’s just a matter of time before you were on it,” koganegawa says. “we almost won an entire set with your jump floaters!”

“that’s because we played against the neighborhood association.”

“give yourself more credit! you got the most service aces when we played against the tamaden elephants.”

tsukishima shrugs. “my serves aren’t anywhere as good as miya’s.”

“nothing is as good as miya-san’s! you’re one of our strongest servers.” koganegawa freezes at the dangerous cough that kyoutani lets out. “but kyoutani-san is also strong! one of the best on the team!”

kyoutani grunts and moves away. koganegawa continues to ramble, and tsukishima tunes him out, contemplative. kageyama has been on that list ever since he entered the v. league; hinata joined him last season, debuting at #7, but then fell to #8. with tsukishima, all three karasuno alumni are among the best servers in the nation, and it’s all thanks to the alumnus that retired his court shoes.

--

it was during their second year that yamaguchi offered to teach them how to do a jump floater. “no, thanks.” kageyama’s answer was immediate. “i’d rather strengthen my jump serve.”

“me, too.” hinata did try to learn but tended to put too much power into it. “i’ll keep practicing, though!”

they went off to help their underclassmen. tsukishima stayed back. “sure, i’ll learn.”

“really, tsukki?” yamaguchi brightened.

“why not?” their team had a strong roster of serves – tanaka took the title of ace and big server after asahi; kinoshita continued to tag-team with yamaguchi as pinch servers; and they had a first-year with the same ferocious serve as kageyama. “it could be useful.” tsukishima, himself, continued with his standing serve, although he did start practicing his jump serve. his failure rate was higher than his success rate, however.

they went to the side of the court, and yamaguchi walked him through the process. tsukishima knew how it was done theoretically, but in practice, it was a different story.

“tsukishima!” noya received his serve flawlessly. “too much spin!”

he clicked his tongue, yamaguchi laughing beside him. he tossed his ball for a serve, and noya raised his hands for an overhand receive. he’d only gotten better at them since the spring tournament.

tsukishima went for a jump serve, although it landed out of bounds. yamaguchi handed him another ball, curiosity in his eyes. “are you going to become miya atsumu?”

“no.” he took it, squeezed it between his hands. “it’s good to be unpredictable. if your opponent doesn’t know how to react, you’ll gain an advantage.” there was merit in strengthening what was already in his arsenal, like kageyama, but after kinoshita graduates, it’d just be yamaguchi who can do jump floaters, although there was a first-year aiming to be their next pinch server. the more tricks that karasuno had up its sleeve, the better.

“to be good is to be free, huh?” yamaguchi smiled, lowering his eyes to his ball. “the only reason i learned was so i could stand on the court, but you’ve been there the entire time. it makes sense for you to use jump floaters as a means of success.”

“you do too, now.” tsukishima bounced his ball a few times, not looking at his friend. “my floaters will never be as strong as yours, nor will my jump serves will be like kageyama’s…but it’s good to have a variety on the team."

"maybe in the future, you’ll be a dual wielder like miya atsumu!”

tsukishima scoffed. as if he’d play more volleyball than necessary.

--

he stands at the end line, ball in hand. when the whistle goes, he takes a step, throws his ball, and jumps for a floater. kyoutani raises his hands but the ball swerves and he misses. koganegawa turns to cheer. “nice job, tsukki!”

tsukishima picks up the ball as it rolls back over. at the whistle, he tosses it for a jump serve, aimed in between kyoutani and their libero. it bounces without being picked up. “someone is fired up,” kyoutani comments.

the ball goes back to him. tsukishima releases his breath, moving backwards to make room for his approach. he’ll never be as strong as kageyama, or as unpredictable as miya. what he can do, however, is to continue polishing his skills and bring the best for his team.

to be good is to be free. he smiles to himself, tossing the ball and jumping like a crow about to ascend.

[lunarharp]

scribbles and a REALISATION

[sengenism]

just realised how i usually dislike or feel indifferent about shounen mcs but senku and gon hxh are the only ones who actually manage to enter my top fave characters of their respective fandoms... they're so well written

[milkyerinys]

night wind and falcons