#hananbie

[radionotfound]

New concert review! I saw HANABIE. and Kim Dracula at Chicago's House of Blues! Here's a preview:

"HANABIE.’s set was wild. Take the hyperactive, frantic energy of their records and multiply it by a thousand. They dominated the stage with cutesy dance moves, undeniable swagger, bright outfits, and headbanging. Lots and lots of headbanging. Vocalist Yukina is mesmerizing on stage. Watching her effortlessly slip between high-pitched squeals, guttural screams, and demonic shrills is unreal."

Read the full review on genreisdead.com. Link in source.

[fakesorbet]

obligatory cig figs fan art

[chuluoyi]

Am i the only one who wanna know how hananbi was treated by everyone back in the Eastern empire😭😭?? And is it remarried empress inspired? Loll it was the first thing that i thought of. I feel like you would add some twists and turns🙊🙊

yes it’s inspired by manhwa remarried empress!

hanabi is treated as a consort should be—not overly hailed but better than her previous standing🥹 but those who have become her maids now used to be her peers and so they’d often talk about her behind her back… not many who do respect her actually 💁🏻‍♀️

[hanabisays]

🚶 🚶 🚶

Send me a 🚶 and I’ll introduce you to an NPC in my muse’s life. (NOT accepting) @starsvein

"Haaaaanaaaabi....I WANT Haaaaaaaanaaaabi....GIVE HER TO ME."

This evil ghost has been following Hanabi ever since she was just a little baby. As Hanabi grew, the more desperate this ghost wanted the child for itself. Hanabi is from two powerful bloodlines, which would make her an IDEAL host for the ghost.

Hanabi is the only one who knows the ghost's name as it shared its name with her to gain her trust when Hanabi was just a small child.

It built Hananbi's trust and slowly started to let things fall around Hanabi. Her parents' divorce was just the beginning of it all and then the accident with her father, ultimately causing him to lose his life. The ghost had built Hanabi up high with love and trust when she was a child and as Hanabi grew older, it began to tear Hanabi's walls down slowly, little by little.

The ghost is still working its magic to sink Hanabi further into despair because the further the shaman falls, the easier it will be to take over Hanabi's body.

"If I had to give away one thing? Mmm, I'd say I would like to get rid of Hanabi's sights and whatever else her mother and I had passed down to her. It would be a dream to allow Hanabi to live a normal life. She deserves it."

Watanabe Yuri was born in Kurashiki, Japan to an architect mother and a doctor father. This gave Yuri a lot of opportunities and advantages in life. Despite growing up with a silver spoon though, Watanabe didn't use his status to his advantage and chose to live his life the correct way. Work hard and gets things on his own! He didn't allow himself to be deterred by anything, not even by seeing spirits but he did his best to help the passed people move on. Honestly, this could be considered a side hustle for him, since Watanabe did help the spirits to aid them in moving into the afterlife!

Watanabe was a preschool teacher as well and it is where he met Oh Ye Ji.

"I know my daughter can protect herself. She's strong and resilient but I wouldn't be a mother now would I if I just sat back and watched. I will protect her with any means necessary. She is all I have left in this world and I'd be damned if I let someone or something take her away from me."

Oh Ye Ji, just like Watanabe grew up with a silver spoon. Her parents were well sought out shamans in Korea. Shamanism and Buddhism were heavy influences in her life. Ye Ji was gifted to see spirits, summon and as well as banish them at will as well and hear the spirits call (when they were dying.) Oh Ye Ji, unlike Watanabe though grew to be a stubborn and spoiled child. It wasn't until her teen year when her mother passed away that Ye Ji got her act together and began seeing things in a different light. She had feared that her ungrateful attitude was the source of her mother's passing. Ye Ji dedicated her life to being humble, being grateful, as well as following in her mother's footsteps which had led her to Japan. This is where she met Watanabe Yuri.

(You can find more info on Hanabi's parents here)