#fugo post

[marzimars]

Extra drawings from today

[silver-1eaves]

can i stand in your light just for a while?

[flixleoz]

🍓🐞 based on an old doodle

[silllyfruit]

what a dork

from my silly obligatory jjba highschool au (wip)

[miriimeko]

Golden Wind text posts because I was VERY bored

[nectarishes]

buccy gang doodles

[hylianane]

in the spirit of Halloween and me finishing Vento Aureo I have this whole elaborate occult monster AU for JoJo’s but unfortunately knowing me this joke is the first and last time I’ll actually draw for it

[hqbits]

respite

[peppermintys]

i made some vento aureo text posts before i head to work

[whenastrofell]

Post-canon Fugo and Mista occupy a significant section of my brain. They're the only ones left and they do not like each other anymore. Fugo is a "traitor" even though he never technically betrayed Passione as an organization. Mista cannot stand him now. Any loyalty to Giorno could be fake- he could only be loyal because he's the boss, whereas Mista would die for him.

Fugo can't stand Mista, either. Mista won't leave him the fuck alone- he keeps making jabs, no matter how much Fugo just tries to sink into the background and do his fucking job. And of course Mista gets mad when Fugo doesn't fight back like normal and so it continues on.

But they can't just ignore each other. They can't just let this die. They're all each other has left, and they can't let that go. They're the last surviving members of Bucciarati's crew- they can't let it go. No one else gets it. No one else remembers how fucking annoying Narancia's CDs were, or the modicum of fondness that worked its way into Abbacchio's voice sometimes, or how often Bucciarati wound up helping the old ladies in Napoli with their chores.

Giorno was there, but he didn't lose the same things they lost that week. Fugo and Mista can't stand each other, but they can't let each other go either.

[masterangst]

The Child King

Post canon Giorno Giovanna and Pannacotta Fugo

For @waffles-in-winter

[khevras]

Golden Wind/Vento Aureo Spoilers

Video Transcript

Bruno: I'll be forced to cut ties with you. A traitor stands alone on an island of isolation. Your failure will be yours and yours alone.

So recently I've decided I really wanted to rewatch golden wind after reading the rest of the parts, and since this time I wanted to give more focus to the animation, I decided to watch it in dub. As a result, when I got to this part in ep3, I realised the dub had elected to change what exactly Bruno had said, stating the words above instead.

This struck me as a bit of a wierd change until I then realised how much this moment foreshadows Fugos 'betrayal' at San Giorgio Maggiore; by having the only one not betraying the boss being the one who suffers what Bruno predicted.

I feel like this foreshadowing is honestly amazing, and also hits home at how Fugo feels later on in phf when thinking back to his actions as the pier. I feel like he really does think of his lack of movement as a failure towards Bucciarati, one he has to atone for and I think it's really interesting.

On top of that, I find it really fun how accurate Brunos words are to the situation as a whole, and I find it quite ironic that the one who suffers them isn't even betraying the boss like Bruno is describing, but rather Bruno himself.

Overall, I really like how this singular line foreshadows a moment episodes later, and how I can bring up how Fugo's opinions and feelings on the event are reflected in Bucciarati's words.

[silver-1eaves]

post phf brain gunk

[sheila--e]

i missed them

[spiltmilk34]

made a buncha these for no reason

[nothingbizzare]

Photo made by Narancia in 2002