#first Terra

[frogaroundandfindout]

“No…that’s not what he means at all.”

After Slade’s involvement is reveled, Roy and Indigo discover suspicious interference in their systems that has affected their work and get in the past. Roy locks everyone in a room and says no one leaves h til the frat or is found. (Outsiders Vol.3 #22)

[projectdestati]

i'm NOT obsessed with how related tracks in Kingdom Hearts reference each other. i AM obsessed with how related tracks in Kingdom Hearts will borrow microscopic gestures and harmony sequences from each other as though they're brothers and sisters of the same family of tracks

[bernardisgross]

very early BBS sketches from 2020 ??

I'm u_u at the fact i can't put non-intrusive little comments on each pics anymore...

[linnaealyn]

[yoroshiu]

I really appreciated the background Dark Road gave to Eraqus, because as we all know from BBS, his view of darkness was so prejudiced which made him do some really heinous stuff to his students, and while you can kind of glean how his mindset was formed, I don't think anyone expected the cavalcade of tragedy that occurred. While it doesn't justify his actions, Eraqus becomes more human and a character you can feel sympathy for.

Dark Road confirmed that his prejudice towards Darkness was formed by the way he was raised (borderline genetic according to him /hj), but it's notable that throughout the story he shows doubts and hesitations towards that belief. In the scene with the lamp and learning what's at stake, Eraqus admits that he isn't so sure about everything, and later on, when it was up to Xehanort to deal with Baldr, Eraqus pleads and says that there's gotta be a way to drive it out of him without having to kill him.

i think that was a core moment for Eraqus at this point. Xehanort ends up killing Baldr, ending the massacre, but possibly subconciously implanting this idea that there was no other way. It doesn't help that Xehanort's progression into using darkness for nefarious purposes. No freaking wonder he's the way he is by the time BBS rolls up.

It's also interesting that Eraqus, as an avoidant-type character, is basically a confirmed trait. You can see how he often doesn't talk about his feelings too honestly (near the end of DR where he still acts cheery even when called out by Xehanort for crying alone in his room), hence it making in-line with him that he didn't say jack about anything Xehanort did.

Eraqus went from a cheerful, impulsive, but well-meaning boy to a serious, well-meaning but jaded to the point of tragedy old man, and I'm glad Dark Road told that story.

[selemina]

Malcador is a mood. Loyal old man that refuses to stop arguing with his partner while taking on the paternal duty. Firm believer in female primarchs. An absolute snake of a man but in a good way.

[izunias-meme-hole]

[koiroppi]

"They said I needed to bring a grown up..." 

bonus aqua reaction:

[applestruda]

Struda being a team canada fan was not on my Christmas list but i am jumping around from happiness anyways, YES TEAM CANADA I MISS THEM

I've been a team canada fan for a bit now I've just never drawn them, BUT THEY'RE SO FUUUN I LOVE WATCHING THEIR SERIES.

[solitairedeere]

ever since i was a child i knew i wanted to get overinvested in "bad victims" in every form of media and get my heart broken by their endings over and over and over again

[the-seraphim-weep]

Terra and Stitch

[ratwalks]

Lucky for some!

Bonus under cut (slight blood)

[weabooii]

What's Ito Fumiya thinking about....

[f0rgetf0rgetting]

experiencing child like wonder

[jellidraws]

i thought the "miku from your country" trend was cute, so of course i had to make mikus for a few of my favorite sci-fi "not a country, but not not a country" political entities

[gummi-ships]

Kingdom Hearts 0.2 Birth by Sleep - A Fragmentary Passage - Depths of Darkness