#halfus

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I got inspired while drawing Joey Drew from a talented animator named "Halfus"

[sweetkiitsunez]

❞ 𝐌𝐞𝐞𝐭𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐌𝐲 𝐖𝐇𝐁 𝐎𝐜 - 𝐇𝐨𝐧𝐞𝐲 🍯

❞ 𝐇𝐨𝐧𝐞𝐲 🍯 - Sweet and sticky from the nectar from Bees.

❞ Warm tone color of yellow, and the sun. The old English name for a baby girl, similar to, "sweetie," "darling," and, "honey."

a/n: I pretty much give up writing about her, but she is the most anxious girlie uwu💕🫶

❞ Why her name is, "Honey?"

This may sound silly, but I randomly chose this name. I don't have a reason, but it sounded silly. I think her appearance suits her a lot when brainstorming a character. I was kinda really into cute things and coquettes fashions and aesthetics when I was in my first year of college. I already knew that "Honey," is used for pet names, but I can't really think of another name.

I'm not a big fan of brainstorming a name for my OCs and finding a bigger meaning. I do hate remembering every single name despite I have a goldfish memory. I like to keep it simple and creative.

Honey is also used as a cute British name. If I am correct...? However, it's not just British, but also Hebrew too. Their name kinda sounded as familiar as, "Honey," but spelled differently due to the similar pronunciation. However, Honey isn't British or European.

❞ Ethnicity & Honey's Parents

Honey's ethnicity is Half Korean and Half Japanese. Her mother (who is the Solomon of Descendants) is Japanese and her father who is South Korean works in the Military. She is halfu basically meaning that she was raised and born with a different race. She was born in Yokohama but later moved to South Korea in Busan due to her father's military jobs.

Both Honey's parents knew how to speak English, but they rather raised her speaking mostly Korean and a little bit of Japanese.

Did Honey know that she was hafu? Yes, she knew because she taught at a young age how to accept her culture and religion. However, both Honey and her parents are religious, but rather be religion-free. However, she wasn't aware that she was the descendant of Solomon, even her own mother doesn't know that she was the Solomon of Descendants before she passed away. Honey wasn't aware that she was gonna be the next Solomon of Descendants before her mother passed away. The father doesn't know, either.

Honey's parents both have different jobs. Honey's dad works Armed Military forces, while Honey's mom works at a convenience store. Nothing fancy as long they had each other. Honey didn't know much about her family growing up since everyone was very private about their life. She doesn't know her parent's names since they didn't want to reveal their name, so it is basically, "Honey's unnamed parents." Until she went to their funeral that's when she found out about their name.

Honey doesn't know if her parents have siblings or grandparents or other families, despite that they never mentioned their family history. It remains unknown for Honey since she always called her parents, "ママ" (Mama) and, "아빠" (Appa). They never mentioned about their other families to Honey since Honey had never met them.

A little bit about Honey's parents. Honey's mother aka the previous Daughter of Solomon or Descendants of Solomon. She doesn't like talking about her life growing up. The only information coming from Honey was that her mother isn't close with her family, since there is "favoritism" in her family's tree, and haven't met them since she was married to her husband, gave birth to Honey, and moved to South Korea to start a new life. She mostly relies on herself to survive and likes to work hard to support herself and her family (her husband and Honey.)

Honey's father also doesn't talk about his family a lot, either. Despite that, he has been in the military forces for his whole life. He doesn't take Honey or his wife to see his family, but his parents passed away in a car crash. His siblings cut contact with him and completely abandoned him on his own. Honey doesn't know how old his parents passed away and his siblings cut contact with him. Only the military forces can financially support him since he is enlisted in the military in Japan and that's where he met Honey's mom.

Honey's parents passing is a tragic for her. Imagine being in class and you are being pulled into an office to inform you that both your parents were found dead in their own homes, lying in their own pool of blood after a burglar attack that broke inside their own home. However, the attacks remain unsolved since there is no sign of breaking in, but the attacks were brutal and there is no sign of a burglar stealing any valuables. Both of her parents passed away from a "burglar" attack. The case is still remain unknown as Honey was taken by Minhyeok's parents

❞Meeting Minhyeok and his family

When Honey and her parents moved to Busan, South Korea. They moved into the suburbs in a friendly neighboring area. Honey is 2 years older than Minhyeok, but also a year younger than Minhyeok's older brother (it remains unknown how old Minhyeok's older brother is).

Honey is well-known in the neighbor area because they would call her, "Shy baby," because she would cry whenever she met someone new and would hide behind her mom or her dad. She would sometimes cry due to her feeling overwhelmed and nervous too. (Would later talk about her mental health in another paragraph.) Obviously, the neighbor would tease her for her shy behavior but would stop because she would cry.

Minhyeok and his older brother were the ones who welcomed Honey and were always patient with her. Now, she would cling to them like a koloa looking for a shield.

Somehow, Minhyeok's parents had befriended Honey's parents and now they're like neighbor-friends and very close with each other. Even, the school had to assign Honey and Minhyeok to be in the same classroom because Honey would start crying if they were in a separate room. However, they are aware that Honey was diagnosed with anxiety disorder both social anxiety and separation issues at a very young age.

Minhyeok is still attached to Honey and would never leave her, since they still have a strong bond together and would never leave each other side. She is still close with Minhyeok's older brother, but she doesn't have feelings for Minhyeok's older brother, but she is clueless about Minhyeok having feelings for her.

❞Her Disorder

She was diagnosed with anxiety at a young age around 5 years old. She had an Anthropophobia meaning that she is a person with anthropophobia who may avoid crowds, fear eye contact, or worry that they are being judged and always anxious with other peoples that she isn't very familiar with. She would cry, yes, since she has gotten a nickname called, "crybaby," but she doesn't cry ALL the time.

Honey, ever since she was a child had suffered from social anxiety and separation anxiety growing up when her parents were around. They thought that she was just nervous until it got so severe that they had to take her to a professional as they diagnosed her with terminal anxiety. She would cling to either, Minhyeok or her parents. Honey doesn't have any siblings or any relatives that she knows since she doesn't know much about them, since they're bad news to her parents.

She had stutter issues, whenever she spoke to someone that she didn't know. This doesn't mean that she is Y/N or a "pick me" girl. She is afraid of people and always avoids making eye contact or speaking to them. She couldn't order food in the front register, so she needed an assistant with her. If no one assist her, then she would order it, online or order delivery, so she could avoid being with people.

Honey is under medication for her anxiety, but nothing helps to relax as she is more fidgety and more overwhelmed about others judging her actions. She can be sensitive and sometimes would have a mental breakdown if it was too much for her. She'll mostly fiddle her fingers or her skirts or her shirt, whenever she is feeling nervous.

❞Her paraphilla

I haven't decided about her paraphilia or kink, but I was thinking of being Odaxelagina (fetish of bite or being bite).

My honest thoughts about this kink or fetish was that it could help Honey calming herself down when having intimacy with other Demons, especially when her anxiety or her nervousness breaks out. She does like being biten anywhere on her body, but gets nervous or anxious when someone or some demon pointed it out. Yes, she will bite other demons' body part if she gets nervous, however, it does turns her on.

[aichi-division]

Aichi Division

Aichi Division's CLOUD 9 is an all-male rap group consisting of the failed tramp artist Shouta Takeda, the 90's rap obsessed student Issey Nishizawa and the eccentric halfu Eiji Mizoguchi.

The group's color is pistacho green which symbolize inspiration and determination.

The group's symbol is a smoking cherub, which was a handmade design by Shouta Takeda. It represents some of the members' interest in smoking, as well as being able to achieve ultimate happiness, or the famous CLOUD 9.

The group has some form of a smoking cherub on them. All three have it in tattoos as a form of commitment. Shouta has the tattoo on his upper back, Issey near his wrist and Eiji on his chest.

Despite living in very different contexts, the three team members share two things in common: a love for the art of rap and life on the streets. Renegades from their families and friends, Shouta, Issey and Eiji found a way to unite and fight for their dreams.

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That anon talking about how Japan wouldn't be a good experience for Noah bc of xenophobia is crazy. Especially since being "halfu" is regarded as a positive thing, I say this from my own experience being half visiting Japan. I'm sure they will tour there again, those deer pics from the last time are adorable.

I love their video they had visiting Japan.

Feeding the deer. 🦌

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@halfusek's Sammy ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

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Bemonth Day 1 “Music”  @halfusek Sorry I’m a little late to the party :D

[some-random-ghost]

Cracky nightmares comic part 1

Just something stupid I'll draw once in a while.

Based on a nightmare I had a while ago, which was really weird in retrospective.

Aand @halfusek s joey Magenta specifically was in there for some reason (and I thought: might as well make the comic style similar enough).

I don't exactly remember how or why the nightmare thing started but I know that Dream me was either

A) a complete morron or

B) super chill about being in an obviously suspicious/creepy situation.

Idk wether or not ANYTHING was magentas fault or intention really.

Nobody really knows.

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@halfus 

@insane-control-room

[thatk9panda]

halfus comic inspiration, as well as design for joey drew, and involvement of Birdpoop Bendy

https://www.deviantart.com/halfus read the comic: > https://www.deviantart.com/halfus/art/Abomination-part-1-773324702 and enjoy

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@ https://halfusek.tumblr.com/

[178kgsblog]

Seoul winter night

Very Cold 🥶🤧🥺

This picture is mine ,please don't steal. Share with my name.

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[halfusek]

you know this year's ink demonth? I gotta say, when I first read it I was like "Arch? Does Halfu wants us to build an arch on the studio or something?" til I found out it was character arch, I'm sorry, anyway, now a real question, can we make mixed midia? Like, one day it is fanfic, the other is a drawing, sorry if I'm buggin you, just don't want to mess stuff up, have a good day Halfu

hehe pulled a sneaky one on ya with that arch

(it doesn’t have to be about nathan btw, there’s also archgates the company he owns and allison works at in joey’s letter and you can also do some arch as in a building lol have fun with whatever comes to your mind)

and yes it can be mixed medias!

[liketrees-mn]

It was the scene in Richard Ayoade’s film The Double that made me realize how much this song means to me. Jesse Eisenberg’s character is on a tenuous first date, money goes in the jukebox, the music starts up, and I'm in tears. As a half-Japanese kid in the 90′s, this song crushed at family karaoke. But I was in Indiana far away from my Okinawan family. Confused about my roots. 

So anyway, it was an honor to mash this 60′s J-pop classic with the indie rock I grew up on. Hope you enjoy!

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Elizabeth Melsom Okamoto

Basic Background 

1996 Born in England and raised in Australia Mixed parentage Japanese Australian.

I just finished university, I decided to take a gap year to travel a bit before I started work. The main place I wanted to visit was Japan. The reason why I chose Japan is mainly because I wanted to improve my language skills. Which I actually have not done very much of, at all, but it’s been very rewarding in other ways.　

Knowing that everyone has a different upbringing, how is it like growing up in Australia being half and half?

For me it has never really an important part of my identity, being Japanese. Like maybe in primary school, every now and then people pointed out that I was Asian, but I definitely never felt Asian. Melbourne is such a multi cultural city and so by High School, a lot of my friends were Asian Australians. 

It was never a big deal. I never really felt all that Japanese. 

When I was younger, my Australian dad was mainly bringing us up, my Japanese mom worked really long hours and because of that I pretty much got only an Australian influence in my life. We didn’t really eat Japanese food, obviously I never learnt Japanese, or partake in any Japanese traditions, or anything like that. I was very much an Australian child.

I’m not too sure why it was like that, if she [my mum] made the decision to bring us up like that. She has said to me before that she made the decision to not teach us Japanese because she thought it might hold us back from some future opportunities in Australia if we become too Japanese. But she only told me that recently, so I don’t know if she is trying to justify her decision now, to a certain extent. I know that she wanted me to have as many opportunities as possible as an Australian. For me, now, it is a little bit disappointing that I was never exposed to my cultural identity when I was younger. 

How do you feel now that you are finally in Japan? 

It’s been more rewarding than I thought it would be. I never thought it would make me think differently about who I was, or anything like that. I understand my mum a lot more and her mannerisms, her character, because I see so much of that in the Japanese people I know here. 

It’s been eye opening in that sense. I do feel comfortable here, more than I thought it would. Obviously I am still an outsider, Japanese people don’t see me as a Japanese in any way, and I don’t either.  Despite that I still feel like I belong here in a way, as cheesy as it sounds. 

Do you feel a sense of belonging in Japan and Australia, both ways?  Did you have a “I don’t belong here!” moment anywhere?

I’m not patriotic about Australia at all. I don’t resent Australia, but I’m not proud to be Australian for a lot of historical reasons I am not going to go into. I never thought I didn’t belong in that country, but it was just never an important part of who I am. 

Never felt conflicted about nationality? 

Not really, no, it was never really an important part of my identity. I’ve always wanted to travel and live overseas. My nationality has never really played a part of my life. I don’t feel sentimental towards Australia.  

I’m not confused, I’m not in a conflict with myself. Rather I am figuring out how I feel about everything, living in Japan, and it’s not the easiest thing to put into words yet. 

Does this conversation make you feel…? haha

I am open to talk about these things, I just don’t know if I am clear headed in how I feel about all of it. So I am working through how I feel about being Australian, Japanese. If you asked these same questions 6 months ago I would have said “nah I am Australian. I don’t see myself as Japanese at all.” 

I don’t feel like I’m fighting, but I’m learning. I have never felt the need to take any action about being Japanese in my life. I didn’t have to make any decisions based on my ethnicity or anything like that.

Now that I have been here for a while and I have seen myself, not necessarily more Japanese, but I do understand that part of myself a bit more. It’s still a work in progress.

Is there “what if’s?”

Yeah! I would love to live in Japan, but because of the language barrier, I don’t think I’ll ever be accepted as Japanese. I’m sure you can empathize with that [Chiharu]. I’ll always be something of an expat living in Japan. Unless I could nail the language I think that’s all I’ll ever be. I’ll stand out regardless. I won’t be able to conform that easily in a Japanese society. Having said that I would love to come back to Japan to live here, if the opportunities arise. 

What are the perks of living in Japan?

It’s just nice to be in a country that is so different from what I have been brought up in, and yet I feel really comfortable. Almost the sense of it’s okay, I don’t want to say entitlement, to be who I am [being half Japanese], but I know I wouldn’t feel as confident living overseas by myself if it wasn’t in Japan. It’s so different, but it’s comfortable, it’s easy, it makes sense. 

Any positive or negative side to living in Australia?

I am super lucky to live in Australia, I have had a privileged upbringing. Mostly it’s been really positive. But obviously Australia is isolated from the rest of the world, I don’t love that aspect of it. Australia is a massive country but also an island, it’s not part of Asia, not part of Europe or America, it’s kind of its own continent in Oceania. Because of that, you have to make an effort to learn about the world. You need to read about it or watch a documentary in order to educate yourself, or you don’t really learn that much about the world otherwise. I’ve always been curious about traveling and the other countries, so that has been a draw back in Australia. 

You mention that where you are from is very multicultural. Would you say that Japan is multicultural as well?

Melbourne is very multicultural, and some of the other major cities in Australia are multicultural as well. I wouldn't say that’s true of the whole of Victoria, but my experience is that Australia is very multicultural because Melbourne is where I have always lived. Japan, I don’t think is as multicultural. If you are a foreigner, you get stared at, so you might start to feel like there may not be as many foreigners here. Even though I’m half Japanese, I look more caucasian than Asian, and so I get stared at like a foreigner. 

Do you think you would stand out in other parts of the world? 

I have done a bit of travelling around Asia, but I haven’t really been to that many other western countries in Europe or America, so I don’t really know yet. My impression is that I wouldn’t stand out as much, but I might be naive. 

Do you see yourself staying in Japan long term?

No plans yet. It’s hard, my career has set me in Australia for the near future, but I don’t want that to be my forever. I would like to live overseas. I‘d like to live in Japan because I see it as something doable for me with my citizenship here. But I think I would be happy to live in any other country as well. I definitely don’t want to live in Australia my whole life. 

Do you think you think you can define home right now?

Home is Melbourne because that’s where my family, my partner, my friends are, and my whole life. At the same time I don’t feel that attached to Australia. I’m also really happy when I’m overseas, I can see myself building something I guess, even if it seems ambitious now. I could make it home.  This is the first time I have lived overseas, so I can’t really say for sure, but that’s the feeling I get. 

What is your plan after Japan?

Well, yeah. I have to go back and work in 8 months’ time in corporate law as a graduate. This is the first time I will work in this industry, seriously, full time. So for a year and a half I’ll be stuck (no i shouldn’t say that *laughs*) I will be stationed in Melbourne.  After that I’m hoping that I can move to another location so I will be grabbing whatever opportunity I can take. But no concrete plans yet, I definitely need to have a lot of discussions with people when I get home.  

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Henry and Magenta of @halfusek :’)

(Who’s the best dad ?)

From this photo ~

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Day 5 - Dark

Looks like someone was killed in level 14 uwu 

Henry's design belongs to @halfusek