#chi: about the movement of the earth

[rey100]

[chodzacaparodia]

Me when I see a book that interests me:

[shortruler]

Chi.: Chikyuu no Undou ni Tsuite / Orb: On the Movements of the Earth

I swear, this show is going to inspire me to go stargazing for real. Well, if only there was a good spot near where I live I might.

[carigradmergen]

I've been working on a romance comics about a Kipchak warrior and a Kievan Rus princess, and it's as tacky as it sounds like

[asoberfangirl]

the boy looks so innocent

how could he have any heretical thinking? ☺️

[tanyon-lee]

Here are some older works...I'm currently trying to create more

[gay-heretics]

[gay-heretics]

Chapter 62 spoilers:

Post Gay Old Men.

[niinnyu]

Orb: On The Movements Of The Earth

I cannot stress enough how anyone with even little wonder about the cosmos needs to watch/read this.

I'm filled with awe and gratefulness and frustration and hope and rage and love and joy about the knowledge we have today and the leaps and bounds we've made in our understanding of the universe as a species.

[shatterwingart]

Chi sketch dump from last year

[its-hitsugaya-himself]

Read this manga that had me on a chockehold could not stop reading and eventually finished in one sitting, Idek it was completed I thought was still on going???

Anyways read Chi: Chikyū no Undō ni Tsuite aka Orb: On the movements of Earth

[chodzacaparodia]

THESE PARALLELS

Rafal:

Glass:

Inspiration was for Rafał what hope was for Glass and vice versa. However, at the same time it was something completely different.

Rafal did not necessarily need hope, because he had plenty of it. A bright future awaited him, considering his intellect and diligence. It was not hope that he needed, but inspiration, which made him give up his plans for a safe and successful life. Something that would allow him to look at everything from a different perspective. Thanks to it, he decided to take a risk and dare to look at the sky, to study it thoroughly. Inspiration that he wanted to pass on.

Glass, on the other hand, had nothing left, because he had lost everything. He did not see a future ahead of him, he wanted to end his own life. He needed hope that would keep him alive. And that is what sky gave him. His nightly observation of the sky aroused something in him that he wanted to pass on.

They both had different experiences, they were at different stages of life, were of a different age and had different needs. But they both were fascinated by the starry sky and the desire to discover the secrets of the universe so much that they were willing to inflame this desire in others, even at the cost of their own lives.

Inspiration changed Rafal.

Hope changed Grass.

And both wanted to pass on those changes, through inspiration and hope.

[kahixxi]

My fav historical manga:

Requiem of the Rose King (Aya Kanno) The Apothecary Diaries (Natsu Hyuuga, Nekokurage, Itsuki Nanao) Golden Kamuy (Satoru Noda) Hell's Paradise: Jigokuraku (Yuuji Kaku) About the Movement of the Earth (Uoto) Vinland Saga (Makoto Yukimura) Green Blood (Masasumi Kakizaki) Vagabond (Takehiko Inoue, Eiji Yoshikawa) The Angel of Elhamburg (Aki)

[carigradmergen]

Here is my daily dose of Slavic power and kind of a Valentine's Day special

[goth-automaton]

So. @drewtheirswordsandshoteachother and her fixation won, I'm watching Kopernik anime.

And I. Fucking. Love it.

[gay-heretics]

Happy Pride!

(All headcanons btw, but also...yes)

Bonus: