#he's such a nice fellow

[the-bunnys-code]

DJ Music Man is just a cool guy. He’s a cool guy that sees a lot and knows a lot, particularly about Fazcade… because he lives there. He has seen every cabinet that has been moved in and out of the arcade. He isn't much for words, more for music, you know? He is also very friendly! He’s such a nice fellow.

[ceniwen]

zhongli please stop cosplaying as a human your adeptus has social anxiety and can't cope

[smittyw]

[im-still-watching-anime]

trucy: hang on polly you have a hair on you—oh, it’s long and…blonde. again.

apollo, internally: oh my god they’re all going to think i’m STRAIGHT and that i’m sleeping with a WOMAN

trucy, athena, and wright all thinking: oh that’s for sure klavier’s :/

[neuvifuri]

to me, it is utterly essential that neuvifuri and wriolette coexist

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

Feeling Fruity

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[ciscowojciechowski]

does anyone have any more of these? I'm building a collection

[ashipiko]

🫶 obligatory niko post

[cerealmonster15]

shoutout to the like 2 people that ive seen post leoidikei it wormed its way into my brain and now im just SITTING HERE with it stewing in my mind forever

[autisticaradiamegido]

day 281

ill be honest w yall i dont remember most of hs2 or the epilogues and i will not be rereading to refresh my memory but i DID read today's upd8 specifically because i saw my guy and you know what

callin this one a win for the sollux enjoyers

[boyguk]

sorry not sorry but people who hate lucy are weird, she’s shown that she’s quite literally the fairest and most understanding person of the entire show…

[smahell]

daily reminder that miura ayme (asmo's va) said happy pride month to everyone <333

// you are perfect and amazing in any gender or presentation you desire to be seen as, and you should never be judged for who you love/don't love. //

[uncanny-tranny]

Recognizing the alliance that trans guys* pre or no surgery and cis guys with gynecomastia have is actually something that's saved me. Genuinely, we ought to form a group alliance together because frankly, the things that affect us trans guys* aren't inherently foreign to cis people of our gender

[the-lonesome-raven]

Ok, Hornton was one thing. Though I did complain about it when I first heard it, I've come around to liking it, even if I still prefer Tsunotarou..................

But I CAN'T for the life of me take ERNESTO FOULSWORTH and GINO seriously.

How did they go from "Fellow Honest" and "Gidel" to THIS??????

[heybiji]

revisiting an ancient OC. his name's orion.

[crtter]

I know I find a way to link just about everything to The Character but this time the topic at hand really has something to do with him: if you’ve ever ran any Osomatsu-san or Osomatsu-kun material through an automatic translator, you’ve probably noticed Iyami’s name gets translated as “sarcasm” or “I don’t like it”. The word iyami DOES have a meaning outside of being Iyami’s name, but neither of those are accurate translations of it: when applied to a person, iyami means something more along the lines of “indiscreet” or “brutally honest”. As in, a person who speaks or acts in a way with no regard for other people’s feelings. And, at his core, that’s Iyami’s most distinguishing personality trait! He has this name in the first place because he doesn’t comply appropriately to Japanese social conventions, which makes him come off as a very unpleasant person.

We’re able to see this very clearly in his second ever appearance in the Osomatsu-kun manga. In it, Iyami is an old friend of Matsuzō and he shows up unannounced at their house right when they’re about to leave to have dinner at a restaurant. They keep trying to make him take a hint and leave, but he’s just unable to read between the lines. Instead, he makes himself way too comfortable and keeps making inappropriate jokes only he finds funny.

Anyway, I mentioned that foreigners in Japan get somewhat of a free pass when it comes to not understanding their indirect communication style because people assume things are different where they came from and they still have to get used to it, right? Interestingly enough, even if all of your family has been born in Japan but you’ve moved to and lived in a different country for a significant period of time, people are also willing to forgive your social missteps more easily, under the assumption you’ve absorbed different values while living abroad. There’s even a term for people who had this experience: kikokusha, or returnee.

That’s what Iyami’s insistence that he “just returned from France” tries to invoke! Sure, he also associates living abroad with being fancy, but the fact he very specifically tries to get people to believe he’s a returnee implies that that’s just the most convenient way he found to excuse the fact he’s as blunt and bad at picking up hints he’s being rude as he is. Unfortunately for him, though, people tend to catch up quickly to the fact he’s lying about it.