#distractions mm

[inkbagel]

He is my favorite superhero ever. I also love khaji da. They’re both so silly.

[lucidicer]

half assed edit of the guy i made for a personal gameplay save....

hes got it rough rn. also ig this counts as sneak peak at cc im working on

[joshuamj]

The Links (+ a Zelda!) from all the LoZ games I've played

[wildwolf-fandoms]

Two AU ideas for DRDT, because i just listened the Butcher Vanity cover of J's VA.

Tw: Ed and canibalism, also Chapter 2 ending spoilers

Game Killer/Stopper Ace AU, where his attempt of attacking and breaking MonoTV is actually successful. The mastermind only has one spare of it and the data in broken MonoTV has way too many information that's important for them. Therefore, when Ace broke MonoTV, the game is temporarily paused until the mastermind gains access back to it's body to keep it running. While mastermind is scheming, Ace takes over the leadership of the group and divides them to two seperate positions: Guards and Lookers. Guards are those that'll guard the body of MonoTV and try to figure out its secrets; and Lookers are people that’ll look and search the academy throughly again for an escape route or hidden passage that might lead to mastermind or outside, whichever one happens the first. Daily, Ace not only manages the news/reports and problems from both of the positions, but also partakes in both activities (Aka he is the only person that looks for an exit/passageway AND partakes in MonoTV's "autopsy"/guarding in the entire class) to make sure nothing funny is happening. He's been known as a coward among the group and he knows that if the game starts again, he will certainly die. Ace needs to make sure that they can either bring down the mastermind or escape outside as quick as possible; he also tries his hardest to train everyone physically (because despite his weight, he is canonically stronger than majority of the group) and prepare them for a fight, just in case in the mastermind tries to get MonoTV back by attacking the Guards. While Ace knows he can't clean his reputation after killing Arei, he is not willing to let the chaos and distrust among them ruin the class more than it already have. Especially with whatever mindfuck David, Teruko, Veronika and Hu are going through right now. Because of the broken glass from punching MonoTV cutting his hand and fingers, he now has a horribly scarred hand and is way more confident and bold on leading the class to their survival. He'll make sure Arei's death will be the second to last one their group will have to suffer from, with the mastermind's own death being the last one.

Butcher Vanity J, where J is the mastermind. She has an eating disorder which she can only eat meat otherwise her body will refuse to function. She quickly learns that out of all meat types; the human meat is the healthiest, tastiest and easiest to get. Therefore, she sets a Killing Game to consume more corpses. Whenever a Trial ends, she eats the corpse of the blackened and victim behind closed doors.

[duckdodger]

HAVENT DRAWN IN A WEEK OR SO WHOOPPPS !.! HELLO !!.

[judithan-xing]

my most beloved enemy

[cadoodledoodleydoo]

Justa couple creatures hangin out~ @urplepurplegurgleturgle @shadow-is-here-and-queer

ᓚᘏᗢ ᯓᡣ𐭩

[temunitu]

soo, there’s like… 2 1/2 weeks left until Tales of the TMNT airs. how we feelin’?

[inkdemonapologist]

in light of the most recent cthulhu convo here is my extremely accurate artistic depiction of the masked messenger's dynamic with Joey and Prophet

[not-poignant]

Stardew Valley - 28/? - A Stain that Won’t Dissolve - Alex/Sebastian

Title: A Stain that Won’t Dissolve Rating: Explicit Pairing: Alex/Sebastian Tags: Hurt/comfort, aged-up characters (mid 20s), minor character death, angst, injury, grief, miscommunication, bullying, enemies to lovers, dubious consent, internalised homophobia, closeted character, past child abuse, dyslexia, antagonist farmer, unrequited love, pining, acceptance, top!Sebastian, bottom!Alex, power dynamics, happy ending.

Summary: Alex hates Sebastian – which is great because Sebastian more than returns the favour – and what starts out as revenge fantasy turns into unironic lust, which evolves into unrequited love. Alex gets a job, Sebastian marries the farmer, and both of them lose almost everything before finding each other again. A story of two mutual bullies who learn how to messily grow up.

A Stain that Won’t Dissolve (Alex/Sebastian) - Chapter 28 - A Reset in Your Mind

In which Alex talks to Dr Harvey about everything he's just experienced, and gets some grounding, compassionate advice from a town doctor.

[euclydya]

oh...

[mikeyp16]

When anxious, draw blorblo

[jimmyclueless]

iamvery much late again but it looks pretty neat i thiunk so worth it</3

[obstinaterixatrix]

An unforeseen love between a precognizant university student and a self-proclaimed unlucky lone wolf.

He can see the future of anyone he touches... University student Mahiro has skillfully navigated his way through life using the powers of premonition he was born with. The newcomer at his part-time job, Kurosawa, has looks to his liking, but blatantly refuses any attempts to be touched even the slightest. On top of that, for some reason trouble occurs more frequently at work...?! One day, already brimming with questions, Mahiro sees a future where he kisses Kurosawa! And though he attempts to change the future by putting some distance between himself and Kurosawa, Kurosawa claims, “You can change my unlucky predisposition,” and is inevitably drawn to him...!

A pure love story.

mc is a guy who can see the future, li is a guy who’s mega lucky but as a result everyone around him is mega unlucky. I thought this was a fun one because 1) when the precognition guy hears about the other guy’s luck he’s like ‘that sounds silly and fake (<-guy who can literally see the future)’, 2) the unlucky guy is extremely moe through helplessness

the li looks stoic but has the disposition of a trembling chihuahua

imo the art’s nice and the character writing’s entertaining but I feel like the overall writing’s a little unpolished—there are times the relationship development/plot could’ve used more coherence. but sometimes the artist really sticks the landing on that weird morose ambiguity, I really liked this part

I can see this series being a hit or miss, but I like the concept and the characters enough to carry whatever I didn’t like

[kaziver]

“i thought of the plan.. do i have to do everything??”

— kaz board, rqed by @cowboycomics 🔥

x X x | X x X | x X x

[meownotgood]

You know that section in dbh where connor and hank go to a strip club? Do you think android!aki would be flustered to go there with lieutenant!reader? (Probably not, since in that scene connor didn't really care himself, but I'd like to think aki would lol)

aki definitely isn't... all for the idea, at first. he knows it's part of his job, and he'll accompany you anywhere and help out with investigating in any way he can, he's already promised you that. but he can't say he's happy about having to go to a place like this.

on the surface, aki seems rather neutral, but you've known him for long enough to tell what he's really thinking if you look a little deeper. his brows are twitching, his posture so overly straight it's like he's doing it to hide something. he takes the first excuse he can to slip away and start examining the crime scene, swearing up and down that he's normal, he's stable, there's nothing wrong with his programming so there's no need to worry.

that's... probably true. aki doesn't think there's anything wrong with him, anyways. it's just that as advanced as he is and as serious as he's trying to be, there's only one thing he can think of while he's here and it isn't the mission. call him unprofessional, call him a fool, but aki's no expert on android-human relationships, he hardly even knew people could be interested in that. maybe, just maybe, it's something you like, too?