#cozbi

[snowixii]

Cozbi ref finally done… sigh

[momochimchim]

Silly stuff :33

[cr0wburr]

° ( Wooo! Videooo ) °

° ( I needa get more Audios & Motivationnn.. ) °

[ask-the-different-route-charas]

Are you the fallen child because you are chara or are you chara because you are the fallen child?

//repeat for all

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*wh

[qwertykeyboard045]

Kinda just messing around in Ibis Paint Animating stuff, I thought this looked cool so here is an unfinished sloppy animation. Idk if I'll finish it.

(I think this might count as body horror, if not then oh well. But keep reading with precaution anyways)

[todaywasamaritale]

silly oc textposts wit mah frens

(livi belongs to @yaboieif, rayven belongs to @jingledbell, cozbi belongs to me)

[gia-batmm-crickle22]

Thooraki couldn't beat to see his little brother dead… he needed to save him.

No matter what.

[xtoomanytimelinesx]

☄☄ @ Cozbi

Send ☄ for one random headcanon I have for my muse! | Accepting

Cozbi loves to doodle, the wall closest to her desk is covered in sticky notes that she had drawn on. When she gets bored and doesn't need to do anything, she is doodling at her desk.

She has a tendency to zone out while talking, her train of thought can veer wildly the longer she talks. Cozbi is pretty bad about staying on topic, especially if she had been on a specific subject for a long time.

[snowixii]

“Why must you always lie?”

Cozbi comeback….

[inducemad]

tag dump

[kjcamilli]

Me & Mama

Cozbi A. Cabrera 

Although half the household is still asleep, the only person Mama’s daughter wants to hang out with is her! The story shows a wonderful relationship between a child and her mother, and gives insight into what a day in their life looks like, complete with breakfast, rainy adventures, and eventually going back to bed. Cabrera does an excellent job of combining more figurative language, such as similes, metaphors, and personification, with easier comparisons. Younger readers can quickly understand the differences between Mama’s possessions (like the more breakable cup and the taller boots) and the little girls, while also being exposed to very descriptive writing (like the description of Mama’s voice, people in stores, and even the rain). While the language might be confusing in some parts, with no strict rhythm and a lot of variation in sentence structure, the illustrations go a great way in helping to visualize the more figurative language without having to spell out what it means. The illustrations are incredibly detailed, with acrylic paint taking up every page. A few illustrations demonstrate the contrast between certain objects, such as Mama and her daughter’s different cups, in which case the entire page is focused on these objects. However, most of the pages are full page or two page spreads that make it easy to read into the character’s lives outside of the story. Mama’s workplace is painted in detail, along with the kitchen, bedrooms, and living rooms, giving readers insight into what is important to the characters through paintings on the wall, books on the shelves, and other smaller details. Emotion is clearly shown through the semi-realistic style, showing, through characters facial expressions, the happiness that they are feeling. Another strength of the illustration is the way hair is painted, showing texture in a variety of styles, including braids and afros. The paintings utilize color as well, such as when the two characters are shown as a pop of color in an otherwise brown, green, and blue forest, or when the whole page is painted in dark blues and blacks as the lights are turned out. Overall, the story paints a wholesome family dynamic for young readers to relate to. 

BIBLIO: 2020, Simon & Schuster, Inc, Ages 4 to 8, $17.99. 

REVIEWER: Katherine Camilli

FORMAT: Picture Book

ISBN: 978-1-5344-5421-7

[kristheevil]

i appreciate how one of my ocs went from way too op magic-wise to a fucking tank of a person. punch through straight metal, take a lot of hits, useless as shit when it comes to magic. she can kick a robot like 20 feet but would break a sword the second it landed in her hands. she once ate a leaf because it tasted good and she breathed fire for the next few hours.

[ask-the-different-route-charas]

What do each of you think of Flowey?

*Cozbi and “Us” are now available for asks.

*For your and their safety, Pea, Geno, and Frisk will have a limited amount of asks sent to them.

[tellmeallaboutit]

A couple more thoughts on hells lore and why I found it contradictory. So there are two things. There is "this was written this way in the lore book" and there is "this is the way it was actually written".

In the lore book, it says that devils are genderless and the concept of gender does not apply to them. In some other older sources, it says 1/3 women, 1/3 men, and 1/3 "other" as was pointed out me today. It also says that devils have no familial relationships and do not feel love or affection or sexual attraction like mortals do. Let’s ignore the fact that there were many re-writes and editions for now; most of them follow the statement that gender is not relevant:

And then there is a way it was actually written, which is a completely different story and which has all the real world biases and power structures. Let's look at our beautiful she-devils aka devils presenting as female (for what reason, I wonder, if gender has no meaning?):

Baalphegor (consort to a more powerful male-presenting fiend), Glasya (daughter to a more powerful male-presenting fiend), Fierna (daughter), Baftis (consort), Lilith (consort), Cozbi (consort), Benzosia (consort). If no gender identity or familiar relationships, why... all of this? Why extremely pronounced gender dimorphism, why consortship, why nepotism, why, lol, heterosexuality in all of these consortships and note the type of heterosexuality: a female-looking devil subservient in hierarchy to a male-looking devil?

The exception sorta kinda is Zariel, but not quite because she is the protege of Asmodeus. He put her in her chair. There are a couple more that do not really disrupt the general pattern for me. There is no female arch-devil that is neither consort nor daughter nor granted power by a more powerful male.

Now you can argue whether it was bias of writers, or design (I am pretty sure it is the former, but what does it matter in the end?), but there is a very obvious contradiction in there for me.

So in a nutshell, the situation is like sitting in front of all-male board of directors that point to their company codex and saying our company is absolutely gender-unbiased, yes, all equal opportunity here, IT IS WRITTEN RIGHT THERE YOU BLIND MORTAL FUCK, in fact, our CHRO is a woman, yes, daughter of the CEO but she is like totally competent.

[todaywasamaritale]

Nihil

It’s called Nihil because its queen, Midnight, made it from nothing. She had lost her everything, her sister, and nothing was all she had. It was a haven at first, a gathering place for those on the run. Dark magic users that didn’t feel safe anywhere else. But nothing lasts forever, and Midnight needed more. She took advantage of the timelines, manipulating them to her will. And soon enough, her master plan was coming to fruition. She simply needed an heir. And so she created Cozbi, her daughter, and planted her on Earth to masquerade as a human until her time truly came to dominate humanity…to have ultimate control over those who took away Midnight’s last light. Cozbi gained sympathy for humanity as she grew up, and returned to Nihil conflicted. After a terrifying fight, Cozbi killed her mother, taking her place as Midnight’s heir. Try as she might, she couldn’t escape her mother’s legacy. She never would.

Dark magic mechanics provide not only the ability to manipulate physical shadows, but black, vine-like tendrils. And of course, any dark magic can be thwarted by love.

[gia-batmm-crickle22]

The feeling of death had never been more welcomed as Iceesat felt his soul slip from his own mortal form…