#japanese task force

[matsuxide]

Ngl Matsu and Ide are a little bit 🤏 toxic :D

(jk I love the way they interact)

MATSUDA PROVOKES IDE.

My favourite part about it:

Aizawa, Mogi and Light are obviously tired of these two. Though Mogi seems sceptical. (He's used to it I'm sure)

..Meanwhile Aizawa is clearly annoyed by Matsuda and Ide ☠️

[zimt-deathnote]

WIAUDHWKDJEJ I really love your art style so much omg. How would you draw the Kira task force members?

OOF that was more challenging than I thought... not entirely happy with them but here they are! :'D

----- My other socials Commission Info Let's have some Ko-Fi! 🍵

[froggos-are-superior]

Doing this poll again but with a longer time limit for bigger sample size

[sweaterskeletons]

I WAS IN FREAKIGN TEARS DRAWING THE LAST PANEL

[smallsinger5901]

Matsuda’s bigger than everyone else because he’s my special little guy, next question

[derpymidnight]

All these cool characters in death note and for what? 3 mins screentime and a death scene? Sad

[arvontage]

The slippers are so cute aaah

[the-library-of-forgotten-endings]

i'm gonna be so real all of lights plans would have fallen apart if the authors had bothered to make their female characters complex and have an IQ above room temperature

[captainhysunstuff]

The closed captions for the dub on Netflix describes Light as “huffing” when he’s cornered:

Ain’t that just the cutest damn thing?

[lonestarbattleship]

Japanese Battleship Musashi (武蔵, Musashi Province) under heavy attack during the Battle of the Sibuyan Sea. Musashi is being attacked by Task Force 38 aircraft.

Date: October 24, 1944

Naval History and Heritage Command: 80-G-281765, 80-G-281766

Colorized by Irootoko Jr: link

[dzthenerd490]

File: The Ring

SCP#: ALK

Code Name: The VHS Curse

Object Class: Safe

Special Containment Procedures: The sole copy of SCP-ALK in Foundation custody is stored in the storage area of Site-AA. SCP-ALK is regularly used in testing such as psychological and metaphysical experiments or simply to get rid of rebellious Class D personnel. Under no circumstances are any Foundation staff allowed to watch SCP-ALK, any Foundation staff that do so are to be regulated to D Class regardless of their previous classification and rank, there are no exceptions. 

SCP-ALK instances in the wild are to be found and contained by Mobile Task Force Hermes-11 “Home Movies”. Thanks to their specialized helmets they'll be able to easily identify SCP-ALK instances among regular VHS. They are to expand their search to Japan and America as for some reason several copies of both films have been made in both countries. They are also to use the scanners on their helmets to identify those affected and have them terminated at once while utilizing Protocol "The Unknown Killer".

Description: SCP-ALK is a Cognito hazardous VHS tape that once someone views the entirety of the tape they will be cursed by SCP-ALK-1. SCP-ALK-1 is the spirit within the tape, once someone has viewed the entirety of the tape SCP-ALK-1 will contact them through any phone to tell them "Seven days". It should be noted that even if the cursed victim ignores the call the curse is still placed on them regardless. In fact, testing has shown that the moment the video stops the cursed individual dies precisely 168 hours afterwards. Once the seven days are up, SCP-ALK-1 will appear on the nearest television screen and either wait for the cursed individual to view it to kill them or crawl out of the screen and enter our world to kill them regardless of where they are or how far they run away. 

In the meantime, SCP-ALK-1 will appear to the cursed individual in nightmares often mess with them while they are awake, sometimes leading to nosebleeds. When a cursed individual takes a picture or has video recorded of them their face will always appear warped and distorted. There will even come a time where SCP-ALK-1 will appear to them before the seven days are up and grab them leaving a marking on the arm. This mark normally appears when they have three to four days left. Testing has also shown that animals around cursed individuals tend to be filled with fear and insanity when around them for too long even if unprovoked. 

It should be noted that non-cursed individuals can also suffer insanity if they are close to the cursed individuals for too long. This insanity can be accelerated or heightened if said individual is around the cursed individuals when their seven days are up. How this is works or why it happens is unknown. On the rare occasion an uncursed individual witnesses the death of a cursed individual they start to see things in television and drawings that supposedly can't be seen by normal people. They even have the ability to tell how many days a cursed individual has with a single touch. So far, the Foundation is in custody of three of such individuals and have then contained in Foundation owned psychiatric wards. The purpose for doing so is to see the long-term effects if any and to determine if there might be benefits to having been affected by SCP-ALK like this. 

SCP-ALK was discovered in 1998 in rumors of a VHS tape containing a curse that kills you in seven days after watching it started circulating in [data expunged], [data expunged], of Japan. Mobile Task Force Poseidon-3 "Otaku Heart" quickly started an investigation and found several unmarked tapes located in [data expunged]. All the tapes were recovered and sent to the nearest Foundation base where testing with D Class was conducted to see which tape truly was SCP-ALK. Out of sheer luck, SCP-ALK was found right away and testing immediately began to see its full effects. 

Side Note: It has been hypothesized that there are several ways to prevent the one from dying by the hands of SCP-ALK-1, including having the cursed individual make a copy of SCP-ALK and have someone watch said copy. However, the ethics Committee has banned testing for something like this as making a copy of SCP-ALK is in violation of Protocol "Shot Foot".

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SCP: Horror Movie Files

[matsuxide]

I love how the Japanese Task Force group syncs up sometimes :D

Matsuda is usually the one who syncs up with someone 😭 He is so adorable omg 𖹭𖹭𖹭

(I'm more charmed by it than surprised, especially considering they work together from morning till late at night..)

There's no way I can pass by your headcanons without a comment😭𖹭, @infinitelycynical

People who ignored your tags are literally cruel. 😭 I really do appreciate your tags!! <3

I think Matsuda really loves these shows A LOT, considering that even Ryuk points out that Matsuda is always watching TV (in the anime :D cuz I don't recall if he said the same in the manga)

This headcanon is so real. I bet they argue a lot when choosing a movie for the evening ☠️

[historyofguns]

The Battle of Cape Gloucester, narrated by Capt. Dale Dye, USMC (Ret), was a pivotal yet grueling conflict during World War II, marked by relentless tropical monsoons, treacherous jungle terrain, and a determined Japanese enemy. Factors such as severe weather, challenging geographic conditions, and the intricacies of MacArthur's military strategy complicated the 1st Marine Division's mission to secure a critical Japanese airstrip. Despite initial setbacks involving inadequate support from Army Parachute Infantry and challenges with artillery effectiveness in adverse weather, the arrival of M4 Sherman tanks and effective tactical adjustments, including intelligence reports from a captured Japanese soldier, facilitated the Marines' eventual capture of Cape Gloucester. The battle was a tough learning environment for the Marines, emphasizing the necessity of tanks, engineers, and adaptable strategies in jungle warfare. While the operation's strategic value was debated, it provided vital combat experience and operational insights that benefited future Pacific campaigns. The operation resulted in significant Marine casualties, underscoring the challenges posed by both the enemy and the environment.

[froggos-are-superior]

One thing that confused the shit out of me was when they had Misa locked up and were literally torturing her and she's like just kill me and the others were like aw shit guys maybe we pushed her a bit too hard. LIKE BRO. YOU HAVE BEEN TORTURING HER FOR THREE DAYS STRAIGHT. SHE CAN'T SEE. SHE IS LOCKED UP. HOW DID YOU EXPECT HER TO REACT.

[foone]

AAA games? Pfft. Indie games? Double pfft.

I only play games from the alternate history where Hillary Clinton was elected in 2008 and banned all video games. You can only imagine how weird their underground gaming scene is. People like to call unlicensed games "bootlegs" but they've got actual bootlegged games! I've played games about helping your grandmother in hospice care realize she's a lesbian by reading Sappho to her, at 2am in a speakeasy in Baltimore. The cops raided it the next night, hundreds of Gamers were arrested. They posted pictures all over Friendster of the Baltimore PD destroying the arcades with axes.

I nearly got busted once because I was imaging old disks from a 386 and someone tipped off the gaming cops that there was a copy of Commander Keen in there. I had to prove that I didn't know it, I was imaging the disks blind and then indexing them later, and I would of course turn over any contraband to the proper authorities.

I was already on a watch list because I'd been known to have some gamedev-related activities pre-ban. They can't arrest me for making games back in 2007 when it was still legal, but they do want to keep an eye on me since I have the skills to break the law.

Anyway that universe's bootlegs are mainly PC games. Can't really have console games if there hasn't been a console release since the Wii/PS3/360 era. At one point Nintendo threatened to release the Wii SDK so game devs in the US could make unlicensed games, but that didn't happen as there were quickly no functional Wiis left in the US, except for very rare holdouts that never move. PC games are easy to distribute samizdat and hide on a USB stick or CD-R labeled "nickelback".

Japan's games industry is still going, so the later Nintendo and Sony consoles still exist, but Microsoft got out of the business of course. They sold the franchise to Sega who were hoping to release the 360 successor (the Xbox One in our universe) as the Sega Phoenix but it never materialized, either through their own financial incompetence or because of pressure from the US. There's a lot of international treaties that the US has pushed "and this aid only goes through if you ban games" clauses into. That would have been an official UN resolution if the USSR hadn't vetoed it. For once, thank God for the security council, eh?

I mainly get my gaming news through Japanese gaming sites (through a set of VPNs, since they're blocked at the border firewall), and some tor onion site run by a weird guy in Minnesota who is obsessed with documenting all the underground US games.

There's a lot being worked on, but it's always a tricky trade off. Too much attention and the police might be able to track down the creators, and it's basically impossible to fund underground games, as the VISA/PayPal etc funds get seized immediately. There's a whole task force for that.

Anyway one of the weirdest differences between our two time lines is that they've gone back and edited out gaming from a bunch of movies. Those that they can, of course. War games was just banned because they couldn't remove the tic tac toe ending. The Net just removed the scene at the beginning where she's playing Wolfenstein 3D, by recording some new screen footage and a new voice over. She's fixing a spreadsheet in the new edition.

(Yes, I've seen The Net from this alternate timeline. On Laserdisc, of course. I'm just that kind of person!)

They even edited Star Wars. You know that scene where R2-D2 is playing holochess with Chewie? They edited it to be a board game instead of holograms, because that made it too "video gamey".

Technically it's not illegal to show gaming in a movie, but it needs to be an 18+ film and you have to show the deleterious effects of gaming and/or the gamesters coming to a bad end.

This has affected films less than you'd think, to be honest. They were never great about showing video games even before they banned them.

Anyway, go have fun playing your AAA games with hundred-million-dollar budgets. I only play indie games made by people under a constant threat of arrest for their art.

[enhani-ki]

PART-TIMERS!NI-KI X READER ʚɞ

warnings: very suggestive content, pervert reader, etc.

read part two here!

the first day working at the convenience store were terrifying. you were new, fumbling with the register, unsure of where anything was, and feeling incredibly out of place. you almost quit, but then you met him.

ni-ki.

he was leaning casually against the counter, effortlessly looking cool as he was stocking a shelf nearby. his hoodie hung loosely over his frame and the sleeves pushed up enough to reveal his forearms. you barely managed to stutter out a greeting when he turned his attention to you, his lips turning into a slight smile.

"need help with something?" he asked with his low and smooth voice.

that simple question changed everything.

over the weeks, you found yourself looking forward to every shift with him. you discovered he'd been working there for a while. long enough to know the ins and outs of the store. ni-ki moved with confidence, joked with customers, and somehow made hard tasks look effortlessly easy. and at first, you tried to keep your distance, but soon you were already looking for excuses just to talk to him.

you're holding a snack with unfamiliar Japanese writing, you approached ni-ki hesitantly. "um, ni-ki? how do you read this?"

he looked at you with a spark of amusement in his eyes as he took the package from your hands. "this? it says karē pan. curry bread."

"oh." you nodded, pretending to be deeply interested. in reality, you barely even registered his words because you were too distracted by the way his fingers brushed against yours when he handed the snack back.

"you like Japanese snacks?" he asked, leaning against the counter.

you nodded again, lies coming easily. "yeah, and i've been meaning to try more of them."

ni-ki chuckled softly.

from that day on, he started asking you to take your breaks with him. you would sit together in the cramped room, sharing quiet conversations and occasional snacks.

and at night lying in bed, your thoughts were completely consumed by him. ni-ki's face, his voice, the way his shirt clung when he removed his hoodie, revealing glimpses of his skin.

your hand drifted beneath the covers, your breath catching as you imagined how his body would feel under your hands, picturing him pinning you against the shelves in the room, his hoodie forgotten on the floor as his lips brushed against your neck...

you gasped, back arching as your fantasies left you trembling, ni-ki's name escaping your lips like a prayer, filling the quiet of your room.

you became obsessed.

and when it was over, you buried your face in your pillow, feeling both shame and the relentless ache of wanting him.

the next day at work, you did your best to act normal. you greeted him as usual and forced a casual smile as if you weren't touching yourself last night because of him.

every move ni-ki made immediately caught your attention. you bit your lip, gripping the edge of the counter for support.

"are you okay?" ni-ki's voice startled you.

you looked up to find him staring, one brow raised in curiosity. his hoodie hung over his shoulder, exposing his collarbone. your heartbeat quickened.

"yeah, i'm good." you muttered, hoping he wouldn't notice the heat rising to your cheeks.

ni-ki patted your head. "don't work too hard, okay?"

you managed a weak nod and offered a small smile. inside, you were silently begging for mercy... from him and the overwhelming desire threatening to consume you whole.

later, ni-ki noticed you examining a snack tag. he wiped his hands on his apron and walked closer. "that..." he tilted his head, squinting. "'umeboshi.' it's pickled plum."

"pickled plum?" you repeated, pretending to be curious again, though your eyes were fixed on the faint line of his jaw and the way his lips moved when he spoke.

"yeah. it's sour. you've never tried it?"

you shook your head no.

"you should." he said, flashing you a small smile. "but don't blame me if you didn't liked it."

during your break, you joined him in the small room. ni-ki was already there, leaning back in his chair with his one leg propped up. hoodie clinging loosely to his frame again but the hem were lifted slightly, revealing a bit of his waist. you tried to look away, but he's so close it's impossible.

ni-ki moved, pulling his hoodie over his head and the motion raised his shirt further, exposing more of his abs making your fingers twitch with urge. you quickly turned to your drink, biting your lip hard.

"you're quiet today." he said, glancing at you.

you chuckled nervously. "am I?"

"you should rest more." he nodded, running a hand through his messy hair. "i can make you relax." ni-ki smirked.

"oh?" you laughed, nervously gripping your cup tightly. "and how?"

your thoughts were anything but calm. anything niki says to you seemed to hold a double meaning.

ni-ki raised an eyebrow at your awkwardness. "what's with you today?" he teased.

"nothing! so... what is it?"

he chuckled softly but studied you for a moment longer than usual. ni-ki shook his head, taking it back. "nah, i think it's too early to mess with you."

you wanted him to say it.

you squinted your eyes in annoyance. "what are you even saying?" you asked while shaking your head.

ni-ki laughed again at your reaction.

that night, the two of you walked home together, and when you stopped to say goodbye, ni-ki bent slightly to meet your eyes. "you better stop staring at me all the time, or i'll assume something's up with you."

"i-i wasn't sta- staring at you!" you stuttered, cheeks flushing bright red.

ni-ki turned and walked away, chuckling softly. "yeah, you weren't."

you closed the door and hurried to your room, you hugged the pillow and covered your face to let out a muffled scream.

and just as you thought you had survived the day, you received a text.

nishimura riki: let me know if you need help with anything… you know, with anything.

your heart pounded and before you could reply, another message popped up.

nishimura riki: or if you want to talk. or… whatever.

the ellipsis felt deliberate, your mind wandering into dangerous territory as you clenched your phone tightly, trying to make sense of his texts, literally torn between panic and excitement.

you: what does that even mean?

you hit send before you could overthink it. ni-ki's reply came quickly.

nishimura riki: whatever you want it to mean.

you took a deep breath as you stared at the screen. teasing is one thing, but this felt different. more intentional.

nishimura riki: see you tomorrow. sleep well.

and then, another message followed:

nishimura riki: "don't think too hard about it

but of course, that's all you could do. think too hard about it.

read part two HERE<3

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