#fyodor bsd

[uhhelimation]

Sharing old artworks. This used to be my chosen art style because it was simple and easier to replicate. I wanted to depict them doing normal things because we usually see Nikolai causing chaos, Fyodor being a menace to society, and Sigma just being Sigma. Anyways, enough yapping! Please enjoy! :D

The trio is finished. I'll make a part 2 of this.

[doctorforks]

that can be arranged

[tigreblvnc]

[soapboxtao]

I don't hc cold/inhuman/antagonist characters as aroace because of stereotypes, I do it because they're cool and I'm projecting!!

[theonlyqualitytrash]

I just saw the Fyodor art for Volume 26, and my jaw is on the floor. My hands are trembling as I type this—he is the very epitome of ethereal.

Lily symbolism:

Lilies are often related to death, especially in religious and cultural contexts; one sees them in funerals and memorial services. This connection could be a subtle nod to Fyodor’s ultimate goal of reshaping the world—one that involves a kind of "death" or destruction of the current order. In this way, the lilies might symbolize the end of the world as we know it and the beginning of the world Fyodor has in mind.

Fyodor's desire to create a "pure" society, free of ability users, fits with the symbolic meaning of white lilies—purity, cleanliness, and untainted beauty. Just as a white lily represents an unspoiled soul, Fyodor might see himself as striving for this kind of moral purity. He likely believes that, like the flower, he can transcend the flaws of the world and create something untouched by the corruption he sees. But this "purity" isn’t about innocence in the traditional sense. It’s more about starting fresh and creating a new order, one that only he believes is truly right.

The idea of Fyodor seeing himself as the color white ties into his broader self-image and his quest for transcendence. White lilies are often associated with spiritual enlightenment, higher realms, and divine guidance—qualities Fyodor might think he embodies as he works toward his goals.

The dual symbolism of white lilies—representing both purity and death—perfectly mirror the duality in Fyodor’s character. He seeks purity, but the methods he uses are deeply tied to death and destruction. This parallel between the desire for purity and the inevitable destruction he causes adds layers to the lily as a symbol, reflecting Fyodor’s complicated nature. It’s a reminder that his pursuit of a new world comes at a steep cost.

Dividers: saradika-graphics

[allistocracy]

How anime girls be standing when talking to the main character

[obigoggless]

i keep forgetting to post here…. anyway watch out dazai!!!

[osamudaisies]

day at the museum

insp. // it’s so fyodor coded i had to draw it

[creantzy]

Trying to fight art block with 114 Fyodor and different brushes 😭

[nixnephili]

I skimmed the new chapter. As per usual, the twist is nonsensical, and it's just suspense with no build-up or consequence..

Anyway Fyozai bit.

-Nix🌙

[definetelynotavampire]

bonus:

single dad fyodor doodles

[uhhelimation]

I see him as an Enderman :D

[rosentraume]

“my archenemy who has been in a helicopter crash and presumed dead for six months, texted me this”

[tomotoad]

[n0cturnalcm]

Is he stupid

[nori-draws-sometimes]

bsd textposts!! i'm obsessed