#dororo to hyakkimaru

[cathianemelian]

Give me fire

[selene-lunette]

This year's Dororo anniversary art + the ones from the past 2 years + a lil meme

[thegodoffortune]

dororororororo

[redsamuraiii]

Dororo (Ep 15)

A tale of the temple ghoul.

[iamrangerbob]

Hyakkimaru :3

[tokyostreetlights]

From “Dororo to Hyakkimaru,” directed by Gisaburou Sugii (1969)

[ginnie-darling]

[doyouknowthisanime]

Do You Know This Anime?

[catkurohazama]

[blackbomb206]

Fox's fire

[lindoesntwin]

DORORO

A boy who was born with nothing gains everything back when he gets older by defeating the demons that made a deal with his father.

Alternative title: Dororo to Hyakkimaru

[selene-lunette]

Dororo fanart from last year.

Between 2021 and 2023 I drew Dororo 332 times and Hyakkimaru 318 times (more or less)

Maybe I am, indeed, insane

[redsamuraiii]

Dororo (Ep 12)

A tale of sacrifice. 

[desm-doodle]

anyway here’s fanart for the first of my favorite anime, dororo :)

(inspired by a ginkgo piece by the incredible @loish https://www.tumblr.com/loish/735795716792942592/yellow-is-my-favorite-color-right-now)

[nanariemi]

missing them on this fine night

[allmightydepression]

An archetype that makes me immediately get into the story and then haunts me years after I complete consuming the story is

children of war violated by the world for things they had no control over, growing up to use their rage as a weapon (defence mechanism)

Bonus points if their existence revolved around serving military pigs and then the said children are thrown into a world where people actually care about them more than just a tool and the story nurtures them in a safer space .