#futami shun

[tamatanz]

clumsy but cool!

[0fps]

Play It Cool, Guys ♢ Episode #07 Loop

[bishonenlover]

Cool Doji Danshi episode 19

[moldy-mold]

it healed me, I love this show so much T_T

i’d like to draw all of them but this cool guy is special to me

[eshusho]

I’ll try to post more picg arts soon hehehe

[danya2424]

Shunsouma

[kyoukamybeloved]

I mean that’s basically the whole story right?

[incorrectcooldojidanshi]

souma: if i die, my funeral is going to be the biggest party ever and you're all invited. hayate: if? shun: great, the only party i've ever been invited to and he might not even die

[ydotome]

[teatimecort]

he forgor

[ezralva]

New CDD art by Kokone-sensei!

Mimanyan: I thought I was a goner

Motonyan: I'm glad you're still alive~

Hayatenyan: Please eat a lot! 😭

Shunyan: *talking in gibberish* (let's play ball later)

Soumanyan: what?

[shantechni]

They're so dumb, I love them

[bishonenlover]

Futami Shun and Shiki Souma episode 14

[kimbapisnotsushi]

idk there’s just something so like. refreshing??? in how cool doji danshi unapologetically embraces modernity and how it intersects with the characters’ lives/the way they make mistakes. hayate forgot to plug in his phone charger. shun’s bluetooth earbud fell out when he shook his head. mima and his colleagues play a fps zombie video game to promo it. souma tells igarashi to just use the maps app whenever he gets lost. it's not even just tech stuff, because igarashi makes up a series on the spot and gives it a "modern manga title". and the movie advertisement??? the fact that we see people were sharing everything related to it on twitter??? they were posting their mistakes and sharing what they found funny??? everyone is connected, online, plugged in, whatever you want to call it and nata kokone never treats it as a bad thing in cdd (and, no, this isn’t about them blindly devoting themselves to the age of the internet - net generation teacher was a whole commentary of itself on the dangers of social media and the harm it could potentially cause!). like. nata kokone really truly does feel like someone who grew up during the rapid technological shift and actually understands both sides - it’s good and useful and can make people happy and less alone, but they’re also aware of the darker shadows within it. they make absolutely brilliant use of it in storytelling and i’m SO in love with it

[eshusho]

[danya2424]

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