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Fantasy read-list: A-3.5
After an article about “Greco-Roman fantasy” or Antique fantasy, I also have found an article evoking the role and importance of the Arthurian myth in fantasy (well, two articles actually).
The first one is an article by Sara Doke, who offers her own chronology of the Arthurian literature. You will be able to compare it with my original Arthuriana post, and see the slight differences.
1) For Sara Doke, the beginning of it all, the foundation of the Arthurian literature, the first works of the Arthurian world as we understand it today, would be Geoffrey of Monmouth’s works: The Prophecies of Merlin, The History of the Kings of Britain, and the Life of Merlin. (You will often hear these orks referred to by their Latin names, such as Vita Merlini or Prophetiae Merlini).
2) Then, there was the “spark” that actually ignited and gave life to the Arthurian legend and literature. This “spark” was a set of two authors, who used the work of Monmouth as a basis for their work. On one side, Robert Wace with his Roman de Brut, followed by his Roman de Rou (not to be confused by Layamon’s own Roman de Brut, an English rewrite of the original French epic). On the other side, the author I heavily talked about in my original post: Chrétien de Troyes, the “father of the matter of Britain”, and the shaper of the Arthurian myth as we know it today - with his five novels, Erec and Enide, Cliges, Yvain the Knight of the Lion, Lancelot the Knight of the Cart, and Perceval the Story of the Grail.
3) The third step of the Arthurian evolution was a series of works that slowly shifted the focus of the plot and stories away from the knights of the Round Table themselves, away from their individual and personal adventures, to rather follow the quest of the Grail, which became the main “end-goal” of the Arthuriana. This was the time of Robert of Robon who, through his cycle of works (Joseph d’Arimathie, Merlin, and others lost to time), opened the way for the Vulgate Cycle (or “Lancelot-Grail”), with its History of Merlin, Lancelot Proper, Quest for the Holy Grail, Death of King Arthur... The Vulgate Cycle was then followed by the Post-Vulgate Cycle, which took back the material, books and stories of the Vulgate, but fused them with another very popular literary work of the time: the Prose Tristan.
4) After the Post-Vulgate Cycle, Sara Doke notes that there was a disinterest in the matter of Britain and the Arthuriana throughout the 14th and 15th centuries. We will have to wait until sir Thomas Malory’s work, Le Morte d’Arthur, for a new Arthurian boom/Arthurian wave. By gathering together the versions of the Vulgate, of the Post-Vulgate and of the Chrétien novels, sir Thomas Mallory created a work that would become THE defining story of the Arthurian legend, and the main reference for all posterior Arthurian authors. Lord Tennyson’s Idylls of the King, T. H. White’s The Once and Future King (later adapted into the famous Disney movie The Sword in the Stone), Mark Twain’s A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court, Stenbeck’s The Acts of King Arthur and His Noble Knights... They all were inspired by and taking their Arthurian vision from Le Morte d’Arthur.
5) Sara Doke concludes her chronology by a handful of more modern works, that truly turn the Arthurian myth into moder “fantasy”. Marion Zimmer Bradley’s The Mists of Avalon. Mary Stewart’s Arthurian novels (The Crystal Cave, The Hollow Hills, The Last Enchantment, The Wicked Day). Bernard Cornwell’s The Warlord Chronicles. Lawhead’s The Pendragon Cycle. Doke also mentions French authors that English-speaker might not be accustomed to: René Barjavel with his L’Enchanteur (The Enchanter), Michel Rio with his Merlin et Morgane, Jean Markale with his Le Cycle du Graal, Jean-Louis Fetjaine with his Le Pas de Merlin followed by Brocéliande...
To conclude this post, we leave Sara Doke for another article, this time written by P.J.G. Mergey, who is rather focused on movies based on the Arthurian myth. He does mention a non-movie piece, Wagner’s opera Parsifal, to prove that the Arthurian texts have always been producing visual entertainment. In terms of actual movies, Mergey mentions 2004′s King Arthur, John Boorman’s Excalibur, 2007′s The Last Legion and 1995′s The First Knight. As he speaks of The Last Legion, he mentions that the mystery of the “missing legion” was notably brought to the public by Rosemary Sutcliff’s The Eagle of the Ninth, a historical novel that was adapted two times nto a movies - in 2011, by the same name, and in 2010 as “Centurion”.
Two last mentions. Talking about the character of Mebd/Mabd, Mergey mentions an old Irish epic I am not sure I talked about before: Tain Bo Cuailnge, The Cattle Raid of Cooley, of which Mebd/Mabd is one of the main characters.
And finally - since this is a French article talking about king Arthur, one work HAD to be evoked. Kaamelott. The British have their Arthurian parody in the shape of Monty Python’s Holy Grail, we have Kaamelott. Kaamelott started out in 2005 as a humoristic shortcom depicting the daily life of king Arthur and the characters of the Arthurian legend, who are either completely logical and reasonable characters faced with the inherent craziness and absurdity of the Arthuriana, or actually incompetent, flawed and caricatural characters a far cry from their original fictional selves. On top of deconstructing the myth itself, the humor of the series was also historical, since it replaces the king’s life in the context of the crumbling of the Roman Empire and the invasions of the barbarians from the north. This series’ massive success led to it having six full seasons, that slowly went from short comedy skits to actual full, serious, dramatic television episodes - and its fame hasn’t stopped, since very recently a trilogy of movies meant to conclude the series was announced, with the first movie being released in 2021.
#fantasy read-list#fantasy watch-list#watch list#movies#fantasy literature#arthurian literature#arthuriana#arthurian movie#arthurian legend#arthurian myth#read-list
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I fucking love the wheel of time show everyone should watch it. Couldn’t understand why so many people were giving it negative reviews and then I came to the realization that it was made specifically for the weird gays on tumblr that actually appreciate interesting storytelling. it was made for the people who love awful women, unconventional relationships, negative character development, toxicity, polyamory, qprs, unhealthy devotion, etc etc
#wheel of time#wot#wot show spoilers#like do you get it. are you seeing the vision#everything they’ve done is just so fucking INTERESTING narratively I want to sink my teeth into it#plus#the diversity.. the banger soundtrack..#the women who get to have complex motivations and agency and#make bad decisions and fuck up and be awful and have fucked up relationships with each other..#the gay people. the list goes on#and overall it’s just a fun fantasy show. everyone watch it right now
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Based and right
#my incredibly based marriage candidates tier list#penny feels like such a male gaze damsel in distress tradwife fantasy I’m sorry I just can’t#and Sebastian screams at his mother and mistreats his sister???#if you haven’t watched Fiona sangsters video ab Maru you should because she makes POINTS about how ableist and lowkey racist#the fandoms treatment of Demetrius and Maru is#also Shane I love but he doesn’t DO anything after marriage#idc if he drinks but I wish he had a job or something#stardew valley#sdv harvey#sdv abigail#sdv alex#sdv elliott#sdv emily#sdv haley#sdv leah#sdv maru#sdv penny#sdv sebastian#sdv shane#sdv sam
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yall mfers need to stop
#gay characters written with a straight audience in mind are a thing im not denying that#like 95% of one-off queer storylines in the early 2000s were just#''hello i am a gay. i have just enough personality to pass as human in the eyes of the audience.#now let me explain why you should treat me like a person''#but my god have people taken this phrase and run all the way into hell with it#if i see one more person saying heartstopper is for straight people im gonna start biting throats out#it was created by a queer person first of all#and second of all they did not write an entire subplot about there being no age limit on discovering who you are#for STRAIGHT PEOPLE#that wasn't for them!! it was for all the people in their 30s who watched the first season#and cried their eyes out because they were seeing all the things they never got to have#im so tired yall#i stg any queer media that's even remotely lighthearted or optimistic#is immediately called ''sanitized'' or rejected as some fantasy aimed at straight ppl who dont want to deal with harsh realities#when that just isnt fair at all#also side note the post i saw that prompted me to make this also put ''pretty much all queer media made in asia'' on the list#of queer media for straights#which. feels racist.#i really dont have much of a frame of reference for queer anime/kdramas/cdramas etc. but the generalization feels sketchy#idk man i feel like there's a certain segment of the community who will just say anything they dont like is not For Us#like just because it isn't for YOU doesnt meant no one in the community can relate to/enjoy it ffs
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oh my junior year favorite characters? kipperlilly copperkettle, figueroth faeth, and porter cliffbreaker. i don't think this says anything at me at all
#d20#fantasy high#fhjy spoilers#*chris watches d20#kipperlilly copperkettle#figueroth faeth#porter cliffbreaker#i also love lucy but including her in the list isn't funny
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Read this instead of Harry Potter - part 3/ 3:
Young Adult (YA) recommendations under the cut:
Part 1 - Adult books
Part 2 - Middle grade/children's books
Arrows of the Queen (Heralds of Valdemar trilogy) by Mercedes Lackey (high fantasy): There's actually multiple series in the same world. In this trilogy we follow Talia, a young girl who lives in a small community that misteats her. She doesnt know any different, this is the only life and people shes ever known, but then is chosen whisked away by a mystical horse and taken to a school to become a trainee Herald, destined to become one of the Queen's own elite guard. For Talia has certain talents of the mind only her horse companion can sense. Here, as she works to master her abilities, she also begins to learn to trust for the first time in her life, connect with other people, and understanding her trauma. Meanwhile, conspiracy and trason is brewing in the realm, and only the Heralds can help protect it from its enemies.... This first book is very heartwarming and classic fantasy. In the sequels we follow her as she gets older and the sacrifices and darker, heavier moments that come with that. Honestly thos one sounds like the same brief for the main character as HP. Lackey has great LGBTQ+ representation too.
★ Sorcery of Thorns by Margaret Rogerson (novel + novella): About a warrior-librarian who finds herself entangled in an evil plot in a world where magic books, called grimoires, have sentience and can turn into monsters if they're not properly taken care of. These grimoires are created by magicians whose magic comes from demons linked to their old-blood families, and these magicians' houses are full of magical artefacts, strange curses, hidden rooms magically folded up between walls and sentient gardens, all very reminiscent of Hogwarts' ever-shifting magical corridors.
★ Lockwood & Co. by Jonathan Stroud (series, British): Teenage ghost-hunters, magic bureaucracy, dark vibes, historical artefacts, death discussions, found family, haunted houses, suspense, and more.
The Nature of Witches by Rachel Griffin (standalone): In this world, witches maintain the climate, but when this control starts faltering, a witch with rare magic, connected to every season is the only hope.
To Kill a Kingdom by Alexandra Christo (duology): Mermaids! For Goblet of Fire fans.
Raybearer by Jordan Ifuenko (duology): Tarisai was raised in isolation by a mysterious, absent mother until one day she sends her to the capital, to be chosen as one of the crown prince's council and kill him. This is a story about friendship and the love and warmth of family.
Cemetery Boys by Aiden Thomas: Yadriel has summoned a ghost, and now he can't get rid of him. This story is about a Latino, trans young wizard, who battles with his family accepting his gender.
★ Legenborn by Tracy Deonn (trilogy): Arthurian retelling with a black protagonist who enters a secret society in her university to solve the mystery of her mother's death but she finds it more full of magic and secrets than she expected. Secrets that might even tie to her own heritage and bloodline...
The Diviners by Libba Bray (quartet, paranormal, mystery, horror): It's set in 1929 New York, the protagonist, Evie, comes to the city to live with her uncle, who has an unhealthy obsession with the occult and she worries he will discover her greatest secret: a supernatural power that has only brought problems so far. When a girl is murdered and branded with a cryptic symbol, she realizes her power might help solve the murder. Great alternative to Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them.
Scythe by Neal Shusterman (trilogy, sci-fi dystopian): This has themes about death and mortality/immortality. Set in a world where humanity has conquered hunger, disease, war and misery, now a group of select people called scythes are tasked with ending life to keep the population size under control. We follow two apprentices to such a vital profession, a role that neither wants.
This Savage Song by V.E. Schwab (duology): In a city overrun by monsters created out of acts of violence, there's no such thing as "safe", a young woman and a young man on opposite sides of the divided city, must decide if they will become enemies or friends, heroes or villains and what means to be one. (I mean if that premise is not the analogue to a Horocrux or werewolves idk what is.) I also recommend City of Ghosts by this author (set in Edinburgh, where the protagonist's parents host a TV show about haunted places. But the protagonist can enter this world of spirits ever since she almost--or did drown.)
The Little Witch by M. Rickert (short story): Every Halloween an elderly woman hands out candy to a young trick-or-treater girl who's always dressed as a witch and looks the same age every year. She grows more and more curious and attached to her and her oddness.
One Dark Window by Rachel Gilling (duology): To stay safe in her eerie, mist-locked kingdom, Elspeth needs a monster. One day she meets a mysterious highwayman on the forest road, and her life takes a drastic turn, thrusting her into a world of shadow and deception. Together with the highwayman, they must gather a set of magical cards that are keys to cure the kingdom from the dark magic infecting it. But Elspeth is forced to face a dark magic taking over her own mind. This sounds great for people who liked the horrocruxes as a magic device, who like exploring evilness corrupting a character from the inside out, and for fans of the dark forest in Hogwarts.
Stalking Jack the Ripper by Kerri Maniscalco (series): Set in London in the 1880s, we follow Audrey Rose Wadsworth, born a lord's daughter, who yearns for more than social tea parties and dress fittings. She has a secret life working in her uncle's laboratory, studying the gruesome and fascinating practice of forensic medicine. Then a string of savagely killed corpses begin appearing... Deliciously creepy horror novel inspired by the Ripper murders.
School for Good and Evil by Soman Chainani and illustrator Iacopo Bruno (series): This year, best friends Sophie and Agatha are about to discover where all the lost children go: the fabled School for Good & Evil, where ordinary boys and girls are trained to be fairy tale heroes and villains. As the most beautiful girl in Gavaldon, Sophie has dreamed of pink dresses, glass slippers, and devotion to good deeds all her life, she knows she’ll earn top marks at the School for Good and graduate a storybook princess. Meanwhile Agatha, with her shapeless black frocks, wicked pet cat, and dislike of nearly everyone, seems a natural fit for the School for Evil. But when the two girls are swept into schools, they find their fortunes reversed... Is this really a mistake? Or is it a clue to discovering who they really are?
Into the Labirynth by Jown Bierce (series): Hugh is the worst student the Academy of Skyhold has ever seen. He can barely cast any spells without them failing explosively. He is an outcast in the school, and he definitely doesn't expect a mage to choose him as an apprentice, but when a very unusual mage does, his life starts taking a sharp turn for the better. Though, he still has to get ready for his final test in the labyrinth below the school.
Fireborn by Rosaria Munda (trilogy): post-revolution/overthrowing the government plot, with dragon riders and maybe a child of the old regime survived... This is perfect if you were unsatisfied by the infamous HP7 epilogue.
Eva Evergreen, Semi-Magical Witch by Julie Abe (duology + prequel): Eva Evergreen is determined to earn the rank of Novice Witch before her thirteenth birthday. If she doesn't, she'll lose her magic forever. For most young witches and wizards, it's a simple enough test, but Eva has only a pinch of magic and always gets the spells backwards. But she comes up with a plan: set up a semi-magical repair shop to help her town and prove she's worthy. But the biggest magical storm in history threatens the town. Will her little bit of magic be enough? If you wanted justice for the squibs in HP!
The Magician's Guild by Trudi Canavan (trilogy, adventure, epic fantasy): Every year, the magicians gather to purge the city of undesirables. Cloaked in the protection of their sorcery, they move with no fear, until one angry girl hurls a stone at them; there is someone outside their ranks who possesses raw magical power. She must be found and schooled before she destroys herself and her city with the power she can't control.
Elatsoe by Darcie Little Badger and illustrated by Rovina Cai (standalone, mystery, magical realism, LGBTQ+): Set in an alternate USA with magic, monsters and legends. Elatsoe, an indigenous girl, can raise the ghosts of dead animals, a skill passed by generations of her Lipan Apache family. Her beloved cousin has just been murdered and she will protect her family and unveil the secrets of this town.
★Vampire Academy by Richelle Mead (YA, series): A magic school but for vampires instead of witches. Still has magic in it, with the dark vibe that goes with vampires. It's a trashy teen vampire series in the best way, tbh. Great to pass the time.
Graphic novel recommendations:
Witch Hat Atelier by Kamome Shirahama
Anya's Ghost by Vera Brosgol
⚠️The following books are often recommended too, but some or their authors are problematic, so tread with caution: ⚠️
The Raven Boys by Maggie Stiefvater: Has racist Asian stereotyping/jokes in the third book of the series. The author has some problematic behavior on Twitter but I don't know the details.
Eleanor & Park by Rainbow Rowell: Asian racist stereotypes of the character Park. Carry On/Fangirl could be options, I suppose.
Scholomance series by Naomi Novik: The first book, A Deathly Education, had damaging racist passages and stereotypes of black people's hair. The book was later reprinted to fix the issue.
Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card: This author is staunchly homophobic.
Skyward & Mistborn by Brandon Sanderson: This author is a Mormon. By this religion's rules, they have to donate a percentage (aka tithing) of their net earnings to the church (around 10%), and the Mormon Church actively funds anti-LGBTQ+ initiatives. Sanderson has been asked before about this, but he hasn't given a clear answer on his contributions. He is presumably paying the tithes, though he will tell you he is pro-gays if you ask him. His books also have heavy religious preaching and his world-building is often very cis/hetero-normative. He is doing great work fighting against Amazon's book monopoly though, using his popularity and power for good, which is great. (I have read his books before but nowadays I would rather read other authors and I will never BUY any of his books.)
Happy reading!
★ Books I've read and personally recommend.
Supporting Sources:
https://www.aspiraldance.com/middle-grade-and-young-adult-books-to-read-instead-of-harry-potter/
https://missprint.wordpress.com/2022/09/01/back-to-magic-school-harry-potter-alternatives-booklist/
Goodreads for synopses.
#anti harry potter#I'm tempted to make a list for movies & tv shows too#but I think I read more than I watch tv haha#harry potter#nostalgia#anti jkr#anti jk rowling#joanne karen rowling#please grow up harry potter isnt even that good#jk rowling#fantasy#books#book recommendation#book recs#alternatives to harry potter#save this for later#book recommendations
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hey yesterday i got distracted until 5am into browsing lists of old animated movies on wikipedia and there's a bunch of stuff that i wanna get around to dig up & watch but i crave even more older, more obscure, more forgotten stuff
plz feel free to drop any obscure animated flick you know of so i can go check it ( extra bonus points if you're not american and it's a movie from your country )
#stuff i fell onto that i particularly wanna get around includes#Rock & Rule : scifi fantasy. lou reed sings the villain's songs. there's other big names in the soundtrack. absolutely bombed financially#Hugo the Hippo : i dont know much about it but seemed cute as hell#Shinbone Alley : top of the list this one i think ? arbitrarily . theres a super cool aging femme fatale cat in there#Dick Deadeye (or Duty Done) this oness complicated because it's so painfully british as in they threw racist asian designs in there ( ofc)#but the animation style is kinda charming...i need to watch it & hate it#Mr Bickford : claymation movie set to orchestral music written by frank zappa. this one seems . like a lot#its not gonna be an easy watch but i NEED to watch it#also not one that i found yesterday but i had a while back and i never managed to find ANY trace of#il giornalino di gian burrasca. 1992 italian film based on a then popular series of books about a rowdy kid...#i have no reason to want to find it other than i randomly stumbled upon it & the very few images i could find looked very charming#and the FACT that i can't even find any clips of it online is frustrating.#if somehow ur italian and u know where to find this hmu;#shevr
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Thrilling Fictions Best anime series to watch in 2024.
Discovering the Best anime series to watch The best anime series discovered to watch this year has been remarkable for animation enthusiasts, featuring stunning visuals, compelling stories, and groundbreaking techniques. From heartwarming family films to thrilling adventures, these top 10 animes are not to be missed. 1.Solo leveling Details: “Solo Leveling” adapts the popular South Korean web…
#2024 animation#Adventures and fantasy anime#Animation to watch#Kaiju no 8#List of animation#Solo leveling#Strongest animation#Thrilling Fictions#Wind Breaker
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Sakuna: Of Rice and Ruin, Episode 1—Thoughts
Sakuna: Of Rice and Ruin is a 2024 anime series that’s based on a 2020 role-playing video game of the same name. It premiered on July 6, 2024. The video game received a manga adaptation by Jiji & Pinch that ran for two volumes on November 26, 2021, to November 25, 2022. The anime follows a spoiled harvest goddess named Sakuna. After a group of humans sneak into the celestial home of the gods,…
#2024 anime#2024 anime watch list#adventure anime#comedy anime#fantasy anime#sakuna: of rice and ruin#seinen#seinen anime#thoughts#Wordpress#wordpress blog#blog
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listen i was going to play this game at some point anyway so i started making gifs last night because i'm a lunatic and wanted to have ALL FRESH ALL NEW GIFS MADE BY ME FOR THIS which meant in some cases scouring the interent for quality sources because i love a lot of old shows but that's a good thing because after i finally let myself go to bed LATE last night, @paintedmasks tagged me so now i'm not just doing it because i wanna be a cool kid, i'm doing it because AN INTERNET FRIEND SAID SO and that's so much better 💖
i did this specifically NOT just QLs so y'all can get an idea of what else i am into since i don't post about many other shows on this blog (tho there are a couple in here) but i will probably do a bonus QL one later when i have the brain space and time to come up with a second list. maybe one that's just asian dramas (including QL)? we'll see.
Rules: Without naming them, post 10 GIFs of your favorite TV shows, then tag 10 people.
i feel like basically everybody has already done this (hence me deciding i'd do it even if no one tagged me) so uhhh i'm gonna tag poor @everydayhalfrican who is my only real life friend on here besides @poetry-protest-pornography because she thought it would be fun to be tumblr friends with me (somehow) and my new tumblr bestie @tortibomb and a couple pals i haven't seen post this yet like @vvitcherys and @ciizerutricha and @youdontnohme and that's not ten people but that's okayyyyyy
#honourable mentions to shows like Highlander: The Series and Gargoyles and Goong that i almost included but didn't quite make the cut#what do all of these shows say about me?#asian dramas and brit coms and urban fantasy shows and period dramas and old anime and space shows#i cheated and gave hana yori dango two gifs because that scene is one of the funniest ever sorry not sorry#some of these shows i have watched literally 30+ times by now#by some i mean Green Wing and Hana Yori Dango because they're my ultimate comfort shows#but everything else in this list i have watched multiple times or watched parts of them multiple times if not the whole series#it says to not name them but i named a couple down here but who's gonna stop me#i'll probably come back and add show tags later so i have these indexed tho#tag games#favourite shows gifs tag game#mia gifs drama things#mia gifs things
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Do you like the fantasy genre? I asked cause your profile picture
oh yeah, for sure. i tend to lean a little scifi fantasy (my icon is actually a warframe oc) cuz i’m a sucker for weird and crazy technology and have always since i was little had a passion for imagining alien worlds and ecosystems…. and i like guns and such from an artistic standpoint crazy scifi weapons are a lot of fun to design cuz you don’t need to be a skilled magic user to shoot someone with laser beams anyone can pick up a blaster and go ham…. but i enjoy fantasy settings immensely also
#i tend towards scifi bcs i like the idea of weird shit being explained away as advanced technology or alien phenomena yet to be studied#rather than hand waving it with ‘magic lol’#altho there’s really not much difference. i take a very biology-biased approach to my worldbuillding i can’t help it i work in the field#show me a beast or creature and i’m already thinking about what its diet consists of and what role it plays in its ecosystem#and most importantly: is it edible. does it taste good. what would you cook with it#for the record i haven’t read dungeon meshi. yet. it’s on my list but it’s not the root of my#passion for seeing a weird fantasy animal and wondering how to eat it. i jsut like watching people#prep fish and other such things
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Looking for an anime to to watch while you carve some pumpkins? 🎃 My Halloween anime watchlist has something for every fan. Want something dark and gory? or how about something cute and wholesome? My Hollywood watch list will get you into the holiday season.
#halloween#horror anime#studio ghibli#spirited away#hellsing#fantasy anime#new anime#fall anime 2023#entertainment news#breaking news#must watch#watch list#anime recommendation#anime and manga#anime#how to keep a mummy#sleepy princess in the demon castle#vampire anime#anime fandom#signal boost
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the image of fabian seacaster, wounded and exhausted, blood pouring out from under an eyepatch, having just killed his father and doesn’t stop to breathe as he goes to fight a dragon is branded into my brain. most repressed teenager ever.
#my fandom list is a mess#fantasy high#i have only watched/listened to season 1 dont spoil me#fabian seacaster#art#fanart#toadart#dimension 20#blood#injury
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Ok. So uh, here’s the announcement.
New F/O Alert!! New F/O is Car.men Ber.zatto from T.he Bear!!
The tag is 🍯 Honey Bear
Plaintext in the RBs
#trist.txt#I could’ve sworn I’ve seen someone who also ships w him#but I couldn’t find them in my follower list after like two hours of searching#but that’s why I make these posts and rb them#so they can see and do what’s best for them#ANYWAY. yes. this is the guy I’ve been angsting over adding#why?? that’s a good question for someone who has never watched the show#it’s because I’m realizing that I’m coming down with a bad case of I could fix him disease#and I will live in the fantasy forever actually I CAN FIX HIM!!!! (I’m not much better)#the tag is honey bear bc my s/i is a pastry chef/baker running a bakery 💖
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how do you feel about kencho x akirs
Boy(friends)
#dating!!!! spoke to them the other day actually!#love being a multi shipper and having Akira live his silly lil otome fantasy like he deserves 😌 childhood friends to lovers !!!#gotta catch up to zom I haven’t had time to watch anything 🥲#akira#kencho#zom 100: bucket list of the dead#zom 100#anime#manga
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Can we PLEASE get trans protagonists In science fiction, fantasy and action movies & TV shows. Pretty please I'm begging. Can we get multiple main/major trans characters too PLEASE?
For the love of God trans rep doesn't need to be regulated to; grounded realistic contemporary dramas/comedies. Or it's a sci-fi/fantasy show but they'll be a side character in the cis MCs story and who'll have a max 10 minutes of screen time
#trans#transgender#transmasculine#transfem#nonbinary#transneutral#queer representation#trans representation#queer rep in media#film & tv#like that one show i started watching bc of a nonbinary character who appeared in 8/12 episodes...who had less than 20 minutes of screentim#the show was fun if a bit too white feminism & joss whedon millennial for my tastes#but yeah sucks how even if a trans character appears in 3/4s of the episodes they'll still be a bit player in cis people's stories#it's so much better in books(not much it's still statistically miniscule)#it's crazy i have a list of dozens of big traditional published trans sff books across age categories but for film & tv crickets#and yes I'm sure there are niche transbien vampire web series made with a shoe string budget#...but I'd like things with good acting good costumes make up fx and made with actual money that's easily accessible to watch please#also don't come at me with Dead End paranormal park or the witch from The Owl House#congrats you've got one trans MC in a fantasy show for kids and a side character in a fantasy show for kids#can the adults get some crumbs next please?#and can the trans kids get more shows that aren't cancelled after two seasons 🙃
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