#kusaka hina

[drops-of-moonlights]

Sometimes you just wanna draw whatever, and for me it was designing a Sailor Sun fansenshi like it's the early 2000's lmao. Technically this is meant to be Hina Kusaka from PGSM! Based off this 90's anime design I made for her (alt hairstyle in this post). Why Hina? because her name is basically Sunny SunSun to mirror Bunny MoonMoon Sailor of the Moon.

Design-wise it's just the base Sailor Senshi fuku, chose yellow and baby blue to be like the noon sky. Her hair's up in a half ponytail, and I made her choker and boots blue to contrast with Moon who also has her boots and choker in her secondary color rather than her main.

[ankhisms]

im so bad at choosing top 5 characters or shows for 2023 im like but i love them all... top five characters. all of the cast of gobusters. all of the blade characters. all of the blazar characters. both og 71 and 2020s shin hongo and ichimonji and 1971 taki. kazami and yuki the original heated drama. everyone in hibiki. everyone in kingohger. everyone in faiz EXCEPT kusaka. everyone in gotchard. and of course ankh and eiji and hina and date and gotou and shoutarou and akiko and philip my best friends forever yay

[seramyuconfessions]

Tomoko Inami reminds me of Hina Kusaka in PGSM.

[myucornerorg]

Yay someone who appreciates Hina! I thought I was the only one. Even though I am a strong Usagi x Mamoru shipper, after some reflection I really don't like how their relationship was handled in PGSM. They were basically forced together by destiny and not allowed to develop naturally as a couple throughout the series (the fact that Mamoru was away, by his own will, for the last third of the series - first studying abroad in London then voluntarily a Dark Kingdom prisoner, doesn't help much). Mamoru's relationship with Hina was portrayed a lot better IMO. She was a legitimately nice person (even Usagi thinks so when they first meet) who was willing to give Mamoru time to recover his past memories and not force it simply because they were going to get married soon. The only reason she left Mamoru was she realized things weren't working between them (also, when she found Usagi's handkerchief in his nightstand, she assumed he had another girl on the side, and was understandably upset). She was still willing to maybe be friends with him or something. But she knew when she was beat.

At least we know from "Hina Afterward" that she was able to move on with her life and be successful.

So was Hina Kusaka but you don’t see HER creating an army of darkness to get revenge, she just cut her losses and moved on with her life

[dangerouscommiesubversive]

Whenever commie is no longer busy and have time (and ofc would want to write it), would you be willing to make a complete list of those who would kabedon; and the list of "who would and would not say the f/curse word"?

Oh man, you want a complete list? Well, ok, let’s go show by show here, I’m gonna get really lengthy with it. Like, I can’t go through every character in every show, but I’ll hit what I think are the major points.

Fair warning before you mash the read-more: I did, in fact, go through nearly every show I’ve seen. This post is long.

We will start with Kamen Rider.

Kamen Rider 1号: I want you to look me in the eyes and tell me you heard my grandpa say a cuss. Go on. I dare you.

Kuuga

Godai Yusuke: is capable of saying fuck, but does not, because he’s too polite. He might kabedon, but not for any romantic or sexual reasons, just because he likes to be close to people and he gets excited about stuff.

Ichijo Kaoru: says fuck on a regular basis. I think he would kabedon unironically but only in the heat of the moment.

Ra-Baruba-De: doesn’t cuss because it’s beneath her. She’d kabedon Ichijo, but would follow this up with an attempt to kill him.

Agito

Tsugami Shouichi: does not swear and cannot kabedon, although someone else might do it to him.

Hikawa Makoto: might say fuck in a moment of stress, but rarely swears otherwise. He could and would kabedon, but only in situations where doing so would get a comedic result related to his strength and clumsiness.

Ashihara Ryou, the sexiest man in the world: probably swears like a sailor and would absolutely kabedon. The very thought makes me go weak at the knees.

Kino Kaoru: definitely says “fuck,” but I don’t think he does fuck, and he certainly doesn’t kabedon.

Ozawa Sumiko, however: both says “fuck” and does it. She will kabedon, and she will stand on Omuro’s shoulders to get enough height for it.

Ryuki

Kido Shinji: always wants to swear, but doesn’t actually do it. He could kabedon, but only in anger; the thought of doing so in a romantic or sexual context would make him blush and stammer.

Akiyama Ren: can and will say “fuck” at a moment’s notice. You know he kabedons.

Kitaoka Shuichi: says “fuck” quietly, when no one can hear him except maybe Goro. He would kabedon gently and think himself very sexy.

Yura Goro: is a sweet, sweet man who neither swears nor kabedons.

Asakura Takeshi: is saying “fuck” at this very moment. He would only kabedon as a prelude to stabbing.

Tezuka Miyuki: is on this list because I love him, but he does not say “fuck” and could not be induced to. He could be kabedon’ed.

555 (we haven’t finished this one so I can’t guarantee that all characters will be included)

Inui Takumi: I’m pretty sure he could say “fuck” but I don’t think he’s actually inclined to. Kabedon’ing requires a level of investment in whatever situation that I don’t think he’d want to admit to.

Kusaka Masato: oh, absolutely.

Sonoda Mari: swears all the time. Doesn’t kabedon because she expects someone to do it to her.

Keitaro Kikuchi: is a very nice boy who does neither of these things.

Kiba Yuji: contains vast lakes of suppressed rage, and if he says “fuck” even once it might all come out. Does not kabedon for the same reason.

Osada Yuka: says “fuck,” but only in her heart. Does not kabedon.

Kaido Naoya: says “fuck,” but only when he can’t find a more ridiculous option. Absolutely kabedons at a moment’s notice.

Smart Lady: does not say “fuck.” Will definitely kabedon you, and moreover she’ll do it with her leg to make sure that the situation is just, uncomfortably sexual.

Blade

Kenzaki Kazuma: is breathtakingly earnest but nevertheless does, on occasion, say “fuck.” Doesn’t kabedon because he’s too sad.

Aikawa Hajime: has neither the inclination nor the desire to say “fuck” or to kabedon.

Tachibana Sakuya: can say “fuck,” but mostly doesn’t. Also too sad to kabedon.

Kamijou Mutsuki: would say “fuck” to get someone’s attention. He wishes he could kabedon.

Kurihara Amane: is in so much trouble with her mother for saying “fuck.”

Hibiki

Hibiki/Hidaka Hitoshi: is An Dad, and thus is theoretically capable of saying “fuck,” but if he does then it means the situation’s gotten pretty serious. (Or he’s hit his thumb with a hammer.) He can definitely kabedon, but we’ll never see him do it, because that means the situation’s gotten a different kind of serious.

Ibuki: has too much self-control and dignity to say “fuck,” but said it when he was younger. Doesn’t kabedon because it’s just...not the right vibe for him.

Todoroki: has considered saying “fuck,” but the prospect makes him blush. Cannot kabedon to save his life but desperately wishes that he could.

Zanki: comfortable with the word “fuck” but uses it sparingly. Doesn’t seem like a kabedon type.

The Children: Asumu, Kyosuke, and Akira can all definitely say “fuck” just by dint of being high schoolers brimming with all kinds of messy emotions. Kyosuke would definitely attempt to kabedon someone, although he might not do it well.

The Tachibana Sisters: anyone who runs a restaurant can say “fuck.”

Kabuki: like Miyuki, above, is included because I adore him, even though he’s a movie-exclusive character. Definitely says “fuck.” Might kabedon in the process of tricking someone, but wouldn’t do it seriously.

Kabuto

Tendou Souji: feels that saying “fuck” is beneath him. Wouldn’t kabedon so much as he’d very gently brace himself against the wall and lean in, which, let’s be real, is much sexier.

Tendou Juka: you know that comic that people have done all those redraws of? I think this one is the original? This is an accurate representation of what would happen to someone, possibly Kagami, if Juka said “fuck.”

Kagami Arata: is all the time saying “fuck,” at least in his head, but doesn’t often say it out loud because it would draw the wrong kind of attention. Would kabedon Souji, probably, who would be surprised and then quietly delighted.

Kusakabe Hiyori: unlikely to say “fuck,” and if she did I suspect Tendou would take it badly (see above entry for Juka). Might be kabedon’ed, but would definitely knee the perpetrator in the groin.

Kamishiro Tsurugi: my beautiful son does not know what the word “fuck” means, but would definitely kabedon because he’s excitable.

Yaguruma Sou and Kageyama Shun: get one line because they do things together--imagine, if you will, Yaguruma saying “fuck” and Kageyama echoing him quietly a moment later. They would also kabedon together.

Kazama Daisuke: would say “fuck” very quietly. Does not kabedon.

Den-O

Nogami Ryotaro: cannot say any swear words without suffering a potentially fatal nosebleed. May have kabedon’ed once in a dream, but the thought of him attempting it in real life is actually laughable.

Hana: says “fuck” as an adult. As a child, says it more. Does not kabedon, because why bother?

Naomi: can do whatever she likes and I will support her.

Momotaros: says “fuck” regularly and with gusto. Kabedons as a greeting.

Urataros: does not use any curse words because women find them off-putting--unless the woman he’s with swears, in which case he does too. Will kabedon if it is situationally appropriate for getting laid.

Ryuutaros: see, again, this comic, but this time the person doing the shocked face and then later the punching is me. He does not know what a kabedon is.

Kintaros: is probably asleep. Believes that excessive swearing is unmanly. Doesn’t see the point of kabedon.

Sieg: believes that excessive swearing is unfit for a prince, but will very occasionally say “fuck” if it’ll get every eye in the room on him. Unaware of kabedon.

Kiva

Kurenai Wataru: does not.

Kurenai Otoya: does both, vigorously.

Asou Megumi: says “fuck,” doesn’t kabedon. Would encourage someone else to kabedon her though.

Asou Yuri: absolutely says “fuck” all the time, might kabedon Otoya to shut him up.

Jirou: I actually don’t think he swears? Definitely kabedons though.

Nago Keisuke: says “fuck,” but feels bad about it afterwards. Might kabedon from anger, or if induced to by Megumi.

Nobori Taiga: is far too polite to say “fuck,” but occasionally thinks it. Does not kabedon.

Decade

Kadoya Tsukasa: there is no question that he says “fuck” all the time. Not the romantic kabedon type, much to Daiki’s disappointment. May kabedon in other situations, though.

Kaitou Daiki: says “fuck” only occasionally, but with feeling. Would like Tsukasa to kabedon him.

Hikari Natsumi: says “fuck” regularly and energetically. Will sit on Yuusuke’s shoulders to kabedon Tsukasa.

Onodera Yuusuke: does not say “fuck” at all. Cannot kabedon because he is too busy giving Natsumi a boost.

W

Hidari Shoutaro: believes that saying “fuck” is unbecoming of a true man, but still says it if he stubs his toe. Kabedons unintentionally and then blushes when he realizes what he’s done.

Philip: has said “fuck” a total of once and then went down a rabbit hole looking into its etymology. Kabedons intentionally and with forethought, and then completely loses the thread of things as soon as Shoutaro starts blushing.

Narumi Akiko: says “fuck” just to shock Shoutaro. Definitely kabedon’ed Terui at least once, which he was unspeakably charmed by.

Terui Ryuu: is not open to questions about whether or not he says “fuck.” Only kabedons out of frustration.

OOO

Hino Eiji: neither says “fuck” nor kabedons.

Ankh: both says “fuck” and kabedons, and both are generally directed at Eiji. In fact, since he is only a hand, kabedon is an important part of his physical vocabulary.

Izumi Hina: does not say “fuck.” Would break a wall if she kabedon’ed, and thus it’s fortunate that she isn’t inclined to anyway.

Gotou Shintarou: would blush terribly if he ever said “fuck,” or for that matter if he attempted to kabedon.

Satonaka Erika: considers the word “fuck” an important part of her vocabulary, to be used sparingly. Kabedons Gotou, and at least once Date.

Date Akira: says “fuck,” but not in, like, an aggressive way? Just as an expression of mild distress. It does not occur to him to kabedon.

Fourze

Kisaragi Gentarou: is not legally allowed to say rude words. Would kabedon out of an excess of enthusiasm and then be deeply confused if the recipient blushed.

Sakuta Ryuusei: says “fuck” sparingly and only when it’ll have an impact. Does not kabedon.

Utahoshi Kengo: says “fuck” frequently and with enthusiasm. Doesn’t see the point of kabedon.

Jojima Yuuki: like Gentarou, is not legally permitted to curse. Kabedon would not occur to her unless it could be some way related to space.

Kazashiro Miu: says “fuck” occasionally. Kabedons when appropriate, which is rarely.

Daimonji Shun: wishes he could say “fuck,” but can’t quite bring himself to.  Doesn’t kabedon anymore, but he used to.

JK: only says “fuck” deniably. Strictly a receiver of kabedon.

Nozama Tomoko: doesn’t use curse words, she uses curses. Doesn’t kabedon, but appreciates it when she sees others do it.

Wizard

Souma Haruto: definitely says “fuck” sometimes. Prefers a flirtatious lean against a convenient wall over kabedon.

Nitoh Kosuke: says "fuck," but only if his grandma can't hear him--unless there's a notable archeological discovery in the offing, in which case all bets are off. Thinks he's too slick to kabedon, but he's not.

Fueki Koyomi: no.

Nara Shunpei: absolutely not.

Daimon Rinko: has said "fuck" on occasion and would certainly do it again. I can't imagine a kabedon from her though.

Gaim

Kazuraba Kouta: seems like he secretly swears kind of a lot. Does not kabedon because he is, at base, a deeply non-aggressive individual.

Kumon Kaito: says "fuck" at least once a day. Absolutely kabedons, but mainly because he's annoyed and slapping a person seems tactically unsound.

Kureshima Mitsuzane (Micchi): says "fuck" to sound edgy. Would like to kabedon but no one would take it seriously.

Kureshima Takatora: will use the word "fuck" sparingly, and only to indicate that The Situation Has Gotten Bad Indeed. Does not know what kabedon is.

Sengoku Ryouma: says "fuck" occasionally, and with malicious good cheer. Does not kabedon, but if he would like to give it a shot, I am available.

Takatsukasa Mai: says "fuck" quietly but with frequency. Doesn't see a good reason to kabedon anyone.

Oren Pierre Alfonso: only swears in French. Dismisses kabedon as a thing for callow youths, but despite this he did once have a heated dream of doing it to Takatora.

Drive

Tomari Shinnosuke: says "fuck" if he's hit his leg on a table or something, but in more serious situations he does not curse. I cannot possibly imagine him trying to kabedon, it's impossible.

Shijima Kiriko: doesn't swear as much as one might think; "fuck" is for special occasions. Will use a kabedon to get someone's attention.

Shijima Gou: says "fuck" all the time. Would like to kabedon, but hasn't found the right person yet.

Chase: does not swear. Does not kabedon--he's interested in human behavior but that's just nonsense.

Sawagami Rinna: is a professional engineer and thus uses the word “fuck” as punctuation. Might kabedon, but it’s unlikely.

Mr. Belt/Krim Steinbelt: mutters “fuck” quietly when Shinnosuke isn’t paying attention. Does not have arms.

Heart: has said "fuck" experimentally but didn't like the mouthfeel. Delighted by the very concept of kabedon but hasn't done it yet.

Brain: believes that swearing is a sign that you have nothing constructive, intelligent, or amusing to say. Provided Heart with the comics from which they both learned about kabedon, and since then the thought of Heart doing it to him has occupied his every waking moment.

Medic: has thought about saying "fuck" but isn't sure that she really wants to. Stole those comics from Brain and now she, too, would like Heart to kabedon.

Ghost

Tenkuuji Takeru: the thought of saying “fuck” has genuinely never entered his head. More someone who is kabedon’ed than someone who does it himself.

Fukami Makoto: can theoretically say “fuck,” but mostly doesn’t. Would maybe kabedon if the moment seemed appropriate.

Alain: thinks saying “fuck” is sort of uncouth but does it anyway. Wants to know what kabedon is, please tell him about it.

Tsukimura Akari: does not get enough sleep or lab time for anyone to be able to stop her from saying “fuck.” Has kabedon’ed out of excitement, but never for romantic reasons.

Yamanouchi Onari: tries not to say “fuck” because he’s supposed to be setting a good example, but sometimes it just slips out. Definitely doesn’t kabedon, but that’s more out of cowardice than a sense of restraint.

Fukami Kanon: see the comic previously linked to for reference for what would happen if Makoto found out that someone had taught Kanon how to say “fuck.” Reads comics in which there is the occasional kabedon, kind of wishes Alain would do it.

Ex-Aid

Hojo Emu: doesn’t say “fuck” because he works with children. Doesn’t kabedon because it’s not his style.

Parad: absolutely says “fuck,” if only to see Emu drop something in surprise. Thinks kabedon looks fun.

Kagami Hiiro: is too uptight to say “fuck” and too shy to kabedon.

Kujou Kiriya: uses “fuck” as an expression of low-key dismay. Does his best flirting from across the room, but might kabedon if it seemed like the reaction would be entertaining.

Hanaya Taiga: barely even thinks of “fuck” as a word, it’s just a noise he makes when he’s annoyed. Kabedon’ing would require him to get much closer to people than he wants to.

Dan Kuroto: definitely says “fuck,” are you kidding? Even before he was a cackling supervillain he was, at least partially, a software engineer. Does not kabedon.

Poppy Pipopapo: no.

Saiba Nico: says “fuck” all the time as long as Taiga’s not looking. Will not admit to reading the kind of comics where a kabedon might occur, but definitely does.

Graphite: thinks all of this is human nonsense and yet is, despite himself, intrigued.

Build

Kiryuu Sento: probably says “fuck” more than any other main Rider. Yes, even Tsukasa. Is kabedon’ed.

Banjou Ryuuga: says “fuck” because MMA guys have foul mouths, although he did clean up his language a bit when Kasumi was still alive. Kabedons.

Isurugi Misora: if Misora says “fuck” then something terrible is about to happen. Would laugh at anyone who asked if she knew how to kabedon. Would knee anyone who tried it on her in the groin. Kazumi knows this well.

Takigawa Sawa: considers the word “fuck” an essential part of her vocabulary, to be used frequently and sometimes at a great volume. Knows how to kabedon due to spy training but does not use it in her personal life.

Sawatari Kazumi: says “fuck” all the time, unless Misora is paying attention to him. Thinks that kabedon is very sexy and that he’s very good at it; mileage may vary on whether this is actually true.

Himuro Gentoku: says “fuck” softly and solemnly when something really bad has happened. Maybe he kabedons, I’m genuinely not sure.

Evolt: probably does both, but I’m not getting close enough to check.

Zi-O

Tokiwa Sougo: doesn’t swear because it’s not kingly. Does not kabedon.

Myoukouin Geiz: surprisingly, does not tend to curse. Definitely kabedons, not always romantically.

Woz: doesn’t say “fuck,” because there are more roundabout ways to express his frustration. Kabedons, sometimes for romantic reasons and sometimes just to be weird about things.

Tsukuyomi: specifically uses the word “fuck” to indicate that things have gotten serious. If Geiz isn’t going to get around to kabedon’ing her, she’s going to do it to him.

Zero-One

Hiden Aruto: look obviously I can’t really comment on these characters because I haven’t watched that show yet but just from the clips I’ve seen I think Aruto would spontaneously combust if he said “fuck.”

Saber

Kamiyama Touma: says “fuck” sometimes, especially if he’s very tired. Thinks kabedon is kind of a tired plot device.

Sudou Mei: doesn’t think saying “fuck” is that big of a deal, uses it to express irritation. Agrees with Touma that kabedon is overused as a plot device, but likes it nonetheless.

Shindo Rintarou: oh my god no, definitely not.

Fukamiya Kento: uses the word “fuck” the way other people might use the word “moist”--it’s not a word he likes to say, but it has its place. Not generally aggressive enough to kabedon, but might if it seemed useful.

Akamichi Ren: is a teen edgelord and thus says “fuck” a lot. Talks a big game, but is secretly too shy for a successful kabedon.

Ogami Ryo: has tried to clean up his language since becoming a dad and been pretty successful with it. Doesn’t kabedon anymore, but did once.

Daishinji Tetsuo: says “fuck” when he’s working on things. Kabedon generally involves prolonged eye contact, so no.

Sophia: good heavens no, can you imagine?

Tassel: might be a divinity of some kind, can swear if he wants although he’d probably do it in French, but if he kabedons then I’m a walrus. I love Tassel.

All right, that’s Kamen Rider done! Now on to...

Super Sentai

AkaRed: if AkaRed ever said “fuck” I think something in the multiverse would be profoundly damaged--oh, hell, this is how Zenkaiger happens, isn’t it?

Dairanger

Ryo of the Heavenly Fire Star: doesn’t say “fuck,” but you might when you taste his gyoza. They’re the best in the world, you know. It has never occurred to him to kabedon.

Daigo of the Heavenly Illusion Star: is too gentle to say “fuck,” or for that matter to kabedon. (Besides, anyone who tries to kabedon Kujaku is going to be in for some difficulty.)

Bullet Shoji, Warrior of Love: used to say “fuck,” because he used to be in a gang, but doesn’t anymore. Doesn’t kabedon because he tries not to intimidate people.

Kazu of the Heavenly Time Star: doesn’t say “fuck,” he just kinda makes a hiss noise if he’s irritated. Doesn’t object to kabedon in theory but not interested in doing it himself.

Rin of the Heavenly Wind Star: does sometimes say “fuck,” much to her uncle’s dismay. Does not kabedon.

Kou of the Howling New Star: is a horrible child and says “fuck” regularly. Too immature to be allowed to kabedon.

Kakuranger

Tsuruhime: does not say “fuck,” because if she’s mad she can just smack someone. She is fairly sure that people don’t actually kabedon in real life.

Sasuke: has said “fuck” once or twice but mostly tries not to. Too friendly to kabedon.

Saizou and Seikai: get one line because they’re attached at the hip. They are too goofy to say “fuck,” and would only ever manage to kabedon each other.

Jiraiya: not only does he say “fuck,” he will actually be saying “fuck” and not a Japanese equivalent, because he is more comfortable speaking English. I cannot imagine this man attempting to kabedon.

Ninjaman: is tremendously excited to learn about modern cursing, but never actually uses the words he’s learned because his teachers would be mad at him. Naturally too large to practice safe kabedon.

Hurricaneger

Please know that I’m not very far into this series yet, so this is based on fairly early impressions.

Shiina Yousuke: does not say “fuck” but often wants to. Doesn’t kabedon because it seems really aggressive, especially if you’re trying to kiss someone.

Nono Nanami: sometimes thinks the word “fuck” but doesn’t say it. While she’s read a few comics which contain kabedon, the thought of putting the concept into practice has never occurred to her.

Bitou Kouta: would never say “fuck” because children might hear him. Doesn’t kabedon because he’s a gentle soul.

Kasumi Ikkou and Kasumi Isshu: I just met these boys last night but I know in my heart that they both say “fuck,” and moreover they mean it. They also definitely kabedon.

Furabijo and Wendinu: can call me, please, I’m apocalyptically in love with you both.

Gekiranger

Same as Hurricaneger--I’m not that far in, we don’t even have the extra guys yet, but I sure do have some thoughts about the folks we’ve got so far.

Kando Jan: doesn’t even know the word “fuck,” probably has some cute repetitive term for sex that he uses instead. Doesn’t know what a kabedon is either.

Uzaki Ran: may say “fuck” very occasionally if she sustains an injury during training. Not inclined to kabedon.

Fukami Retsu: will pretend that he’s too in control of himself to swear, but does on occasion say “fuck.” Sees no reason to kabedon.

Mele: says “fuck,” but never when Leo can hear her. Doesn’t kabedon, would like someone else (*coughcoughLeocoughcough*) to do so though.

Leo: says “fuck” like he’s chewing on something and spitting it out. Definitely kabedons, but has no idea that this might have romantic or sexual implications.

Shinkenger

Shiba Takeru: does not say “fuck” anymore, because once he said it in front of Jii, who lost his mind. Could kabedon, he’s capable of it, but he’s a little too wound up in himself.

Ikenami Ryunosuke: would never say “fuck.” Not a kabedon type because it seems rude.

Shiraishi Mako: used to work with children, and thus didn’t say “fuck” for years, but now does occasionally--mainly while cooking. Doesn’t kabedon because she has other ways of getting in your face.

Tani Chiaki: is a Gamer and thus definitely says “fuck.” Nonetheless, respects women too much to kabedon them and the only men he might kabedon he is slightly afraid of.

Hanaori Kotoha: is a sweet, precious girl, very dear to my heart, who certainly does not swear or kabedon.

Umemori Genta: only says “fuck” if he cuts himself while preparing fish, or while arguing with fish vendors. Might kabedon to be goofy, but never seriously.

Kusakabe Hikoma/Jii: definitely had kind of a wild youth. Takeru once heard him say “fuck” to a kuroko while working on the clan accounts and has never recovered from the shock. Doesn’t kabedon anymore, but he did once.

Shiba Kaoru: doesn’t actually know the word “fuck” or anything about kabedon, and isn’t going to learn if Tanba has anything to say about it.

Gokaiger--one of the ones I’m sure you’ve all been waiting for

Captain Marvelous: I think we all know that the answer is yes on both counts.

Joe Gibken: says “fuck” quietly in serious situations, and loudly if Marvelous is deliberately getting on his nerves. Does not typically kabedon.

Luka Millfy: uses “fuck” as a general intensifier. Likes guys she can intimidate a little, so she does kabedon, but she mainly does it to Doc and Gai.

Don Dogoier/Doc: if you hear Doc say “fuck” it’s probably the middle of the night and he’s repairing an engine problem. Certainly does not kabedon.

Ahim de Famille: cursing is unladylike--not that she always tries to be ladylike, but she just doesn’t see the point there. Doesn’t kabedon.

Ikari Gai: probably uses some sort of goofy minced oath like “fudge” unless in the actual throes of passion. Doesn’t really have the poise to kabedon.

Basco ta Jolokia: only says “fuck” when no one is listening, because otherwise he might seem less than poised. Would kabedon Marvelous to get a rise out of him.

Go-Busters

Sakurada Hiromu: seems like he’d probably drop the occasional “fuck.” I’m of two minds on the kabedon thing; I think that he could, but I’m not sure that he would.

Iwasaki Ryuji: says “fuck” if he’s working late on some problem. Doesn’t kabedon because he doesn’t want to scare people.

Usami Youko: says “fuck” specifically because it gets Ryuji to make a shocked face at her. Might kabedon if she found someone short enough. She will never find someone short enough.

Nick, Gorisaki, and Usada: no, definitely not.

Masato Jin: says “fuck” with the casual manner of a man who has definitely not just dropped a wrench on his foot. Doesn’t kabedon, but has joked about doing so.

Beet J. Stag (the “J” stands for “Jueki”): says “fuck,” but doesn’t know what it means. Who would he even kabedon?

Enter: only swears in French. Would kabedon with one of his creepy tentacles.

Kyouryuger

Kiryuu Daigo “King”: is a ludicrously perfect shoujo manga love interest, and thus does not say “fuck” but does kabedon in a sexy way.

Ian Yorkland: says “fuck” on dig sites but not in polite company. Might kabedon if it’d make the girl in question smile, does not kabedon men.

Udo Nobuharu: used to say “fuck” sometimes, but doesn’t now that he’s helping to raise Rika. Too busy and tired to kabedon.

Rippukan Souji: is too uptight to do either.

Amy Yuzuki: doesn’t say “fuck,” just makes irritated noises. Might kabedon if it would get someone to stop screwing around and pay attention to her.

Utsusemimaru: is familiar with neither the word “fuck” nor the concept of kabedon, although he might learn about the latter from some of Amy’s manga.

Yayoi Ulshade: says “fuck” when she’s working. Perpetually disappointed that she will never get Daigo to kabedon her.

Candelira and Luckyuro: my beautiful wife and her adorable son have no knowledge of these things.

ToQger

Right, Tokacchi, Mio, Hikari, and Kagura: are all children and thus are barred from engaging with these things. Although I suppose now they’re all fifteen or sixteen, so maybe some of them have started cussing, but I refuse to contemplate it.

Nijino Akira: doesn’t know the word “fuck,” but if he did he’d use it. Doesn’t know about kabedon either, and wouldn’t use it if he did, because that involves getting way too close to people.

Wagon: much like Smart Lady, would kabedon with her leg, but in her case she’s trying to be cute and fun, not creepy. Does not say “fuck.”

Emperor Zett: can in theory say “fuck,” but hasn’t found an occasion to do so. Would kabedon to intimidate, I think he’d kinda puff up like a little angry wren.

Jyuohger

Kazakiri Yamato: will only say “fuck” if he’s just been bitten by an animal he’s taking care of, and even then only if it really hurts. Doesn’t kabedon.

Sera: doesn’t say “fuck” because there’s always something more cutting available. Would bite anyone who kabedon’ed her.

Leo: says “fuck” as long as there are no girls listening. Has been bitten by Sera at least once as punishment for kabedon crimes.

Tusk: says “fuck” about paper cuts, but nothing else. Doesn’t kabedon.

Amu: doesn’t say “fuck” because there are cuter ways to get mad. Doesn’t kabedon herself, but will take any kabedon from someone else as an opportunity to get them to do something for her.

Mondou Misao: says “fuck” sometimes, always apologizes directly afterward. Far too nervous to kabedon.

Bard: says “fuck” at least once a week. Isn’t clear on what kabedon is.

Uncle Mario: you leave Uncle Mario alone.

Kyuuranger

Lucky: does not say “fuck.” Might kabedon in a moment of high spirits.

Garu: is a polite man who neither says “fuck” nor kabedons.

Stinger: says “fuck” frequently. Kabedons with his tail.

Hame: says “fuck” quietly but often. Doesn’t kabedon, and would just vanish if someone did it to her.

Raptor-283: says “fuck” very rarely, but at great volume. Dreams of being kabedon’ed, this is canonical.

Champ: doesn’t curse, and thinks kabedon looks dangerous.

Spada: only says “fuck” in the kitchen, where he can say whatever he pleases, grazie. Could be kabedon’ed.

Balance: says “fuck” if he’s panicking, but only then. Might kabedon for fun.

Naaga Rei: doesn’t do either, and would be terribly puzzled if someone kabedon’ed him.

Shou Ronpou: said “fuck” once when he got his finger caught in the Kyuulette. Isn’t familiar with kabedon, but thinks it looks fun.

Kotaro: is ten years old.

Ootori Tsurugi: doesn’t say “fuck” because it’s not grandiose enough. Definitely kabedons, we see him do it at least once in the show.

LupinRanger Vs. PatRanger

Asaka Keiichiro:  might say “fuck” if he’s really angry, but would feel bad about it. Would blush if he kabedon’ed Kairi, but would still do it.

Yano Kairi: has been saying “fuck” on the reg since he was twelve. Would kabedon to make Keiichiro squirm.

Hikawa Sakuya: might say “shit” on occasion, but never “fuck.” Wishes he was the kind of guy who could kabedon.

Yoimachi Tooma: doesn’t say “fuck,” but does think it loudly. Too reserved to kabedon.

Myoujin Tsukasa: could potentially say “fuck,” but chooses not to. Not a kabedon type.

Hayami Umika: mostly has pretty clean language, but will say “fuck” when she’s sewing, especially if she’s just stuck a needle into her finger, which hurts like a bitch. Doesn’t kabedon herself, might giggle if someone did it to her.

Takao Noël: only swears in French, but does so in extensive and exacting detail. Kabedons, but in a chill way.

Zamigo Delma: thinks the word “fuck” is extremely funny. Would kabedon Kairi to make him uncomfortable, but if Kairi’s unavailable then he’s welcome to look me up.

Ryusoulger

Koh: has never said a swear in his entire life. Doesn’t kabedon.

Melto: says “fuck” often, but quietly, so that the others don’t hear him. Seems kabedon’able to me.

Asuna: doesn’t actually know the word “fuck.” Wouldn’t kabedon, like, on purpose? But she’d definitely do it unintentionally, please see this comic for reference.

Towa: will say “fuck” sometimes if his brother won’t catch him at it. Overconfident enough to kabedon, but I don’t think it’d occur to him.

Banba: says “fuck” if things have gotten very bad. Kabedons only rarely, when he needs to be very serious about something. Yes, sometimes that something is “I think about kissing you with such frequency that it’s interfering with my ability to focus.”

Canalo: doesn’t say “fuck” because Mosa Rex would be disappointed in him. Would never kabedon, if he even knows what that is, due to his overpowering Respect for Women. (It has never occurred to him that one might kabedon anyone but a woman.)

Oto: might say “fuck,” and if she did then Canalo would specifically blame Melto.

Nada: uses “fuck” as an expression of dismay, like, “well, fuck.” Not into the whole kabedon thing.

Tatsui Ui: might have said “fuck” once, but then was so embarrassed that she got a case of hysterical giggles. Absolutely does not kabedon.

Super Sentai is done! That was exhausting! Wow! On to...

Ultra Series

I have seen very few Ultra shows, so this section’s gonna be short.

Orb

Kurenai Gai: doesn’t say “fuck,” does curse in some kind of alien language. Doesn’t kabedon, I bet it’d make him blush, although mostly he doesn’t seem like the blushing type either.

Jugglus Juggler: says “fuck” regularly and with relish. Was once described by someone very wise as having “big kabedon energy,” which is to say, of course he does.

Yumeno Naomi: definitely says “fuck” and doesn’t care who hears her. Will kabedon Gai and Juggler simultaneously, one with each hand, and they will both be impressed and maybe a little turned on.

Hayami Jetta: says “fuck” sometimes, but not as frequently as he’d like people to think. Might try to kabedon, although he wouldn’t necessarily succeed at it.

Matsudo Shin: does neither of these things, as they have no relevance to science.

Geed

I can’t really say much about Geed, since we’re not even ten episodes in, but what I can say for certain is:

Asakura Riku: is too nice a boy to say “fuck” and not intense enough to kabedon.

Toba Laiha: definitely says “fuck” on occasion. Would kabedon with her sword.

Pega: is a child.

Igaguri Leito: does neither of these things, he is a sweet man. And I think Zero would disapprove.

Fukuide Kei: says “fuck” with frequency. I think he would, theoretically, kabedon, but there’s no one on Earth he’d do it to.

Belial: I haven’t actually, like, met Belial, but I’m fairly sure his existence is a concentrated dose of the word “fuck,” in the sense of, “oh, fuck, it’s Belial.” If he kabedon’ed he could destroy the planet, please do not let him.

R/B

I’m even less far into R/B, since I’m watching it by myself.

Minato Katsumi and Minato Isami: they do not.

Aizen Makoto: is too weird to do either of these things.

All right, we’re done with the brief foray into the Ultras. Now, last but very much not least, we have...

Garo

Of which I have only watched the original continuity, none of the Ryuuga stuff yet, so it’s a slightly limited take. However, I love all of these characters dearly, so here we go!

Saejima Kouga: is way too upright (and uptight) to say “fuck.” Doesn’t know what kabedon is, wouldn’t do it if he did.

Suzumura Rei: is a man who swears colorfully and at length and uses “fuck” to add a little bit of pep to things. Definitely kabedons, with varying levels of success depending on who he’s trying it on.

Fudou Leo: is a soft-spoken man, but nevertheless does occasionally mutter “fuck” quietly when he’s working on a Madou device. Blushes and stammers at the very suggestion of kabedon.

Mitsuki Kaoru: might say “fuck,” but only in the absolute heights of fury, which are rare for her. Not inclined to kabedon, but even if she was, who could she even do it to? The shortest person she might kabedon is Rei, who is seven inches taller than her, and it only gets worse from there. She’d need a boost to reach, and my dude Gonza’s back is not good enough for that.

Jabi: believes too strongly in the value of language well-used to say “fuck” except when absolutely necessary. Could kabedon with her leg, probably, and would if she thought it’d be useful.

Rekka: says “fuck” sometimes, mostly to express irritation. Most likely to kabedon with a knife or something.

Saejima Raiga, Mayuri, and Crow: I only barely know these kids but I adore them. None of them are allowed to do any cursing. They do not kabedon.

Madou Ring Zaruba: is a ring, so obviously he can’t kabedon, but he can say “fuck,” and I think sometimes he does.

The Moral Of This Story Is: never ask me for a comprehensive list of anything, because I cannot be trusted to do anything but go completely overboard.

[over-roaming-waves]

Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon | Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Rating: Teen And Up Audiences Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings Relationships: Chiba Mamoru/Tsukino Usagi Characters: Chiba Mamoru, Tsukino Usagi, Mizuno Ami, Kusaka Hina Additional Tags: A fluffy happy story where nothing wrong or creepy happens, None at all I swear, There is nothing haunting or unsettling at all, just a doctor going about his everyday life with a beautiful wife at home Series: Part 4 of Science Fiction Double Feature Summary:

There’s something odd about the Chibis.

[mahou-furbies]

The Caster Chronicles character design ranking (Solis)

(source)

And finally, the sweet type! I tend to really like candy themed characters so let's see how these rank against the other types.

Other rankings:

Ignus - Terra - Aes - Silva - Luna - Aqua

Yuina Kubo Orange Peko

Love all the fluffy fur, especially the collar. And in general I like this kind of tops with two colours placed in this way. But then we get to the pants and it's like... The rest of the fur-look makes me think of winter (even though she wears very little...) but the pants are more like frilly floral summer pants. The rest of the look goes well together but the shorts don't seem to have anything to do with anything. Then there's the cream thing behind her, what is it? It looks cute but I'd rather it be a part of the outfit and not just hang there. Finally an utensil weapon is a good fit for a food themed girl. 5/10.

Manami Kawada Mia Laira

Uhhh... Here's another one of the designs that are kind of all over the place. My favourite thing is the porecelain pitcher-like shoes, that is a fun idea, and the detail on the pants is also good for making them not boring but also not too busy. But from waist up the outfit is very much a mess; I like many of the things about it but it could really use some pruning. Especially the headgear is distracting and unbalanced. Nice colour palette though, the pink and green details give it a more fresh look than if it was just all yellow. 3/10.

Kaya Tomari Tricker Heather

Not a huge fan of the art style here and the eyes in the staff gross me out. What I do like is the candy wrapper type pants, even if I'd like them a lot more if they were actual pants rather than... whatever these are called, chaps? Other than that I can't think of a lot to say about this one other than that it's nice how she's candy themed but not in as obvious a way as some of the others in this set. 3/10.

Suzume Yabuki Lufue Yuni

A candy witch! Love the doughnut staff, with all the icing and sprinkles! The cape is also lovely with how over the top it is with the frill levels and the icing pattern, though I'm not a fan of the frills inside the cape, they look stuffy. And... that's about it, she pretty much just put on a witch hat and a cape on top of a normal school uniform? But in this case I kinda like it, it gives variety from the other characters and the cape is interesting looking enough on its own. Personality-wise she looks like she'd be an annoying bratty character though... 8/10.

Hina Kujyou Mona Styla

She doesn't resemble any food that I know of but oh well. I really like this look, makes me think of some middle European folktales. Especially the cape thingy is really pretty with the flower embroidery and the cut is unique. Not a fan of the metal "wings" though and I think the design could use a bit more frills or something to look more like a magical girl, but still really like the look. 9/10.

Natsume Hoshigaoka Nebula Soleil

Can't think of anything that's wrong about this one but it just doesn't do anything for me. Maybe it's the art style? The three-layered train is cute, as is the bunny-ears ribbon on her back. The colour palette is nice and simple. Also there is a doughnut in her staff. The line of ribbons from her waist to the train, that's a good detail! But I really can't muster up a better reaction to this, but let's give some points for the ribbons. 6/10.

Hitori Kusaka Sunny

Her hair looks too heavy and bulky for my liking, but I like the idea that she has macarons circling the whole thing (also gotta love the coloured bangs). She too has a fork weapon but this time I don't care for it too much since it's just a fork with no fun details. As for her dress I like the subtle candy wrapper details, but I don't get what's going on with her skirt. Does she have some kind of tubes inside the folds or what? The dress is cute in its simpleness and the colour scheme is appealing but there's also a lot of stuff that doesn't quite work for me. 5/10.

Aria Itsuki Aria Citrus

The weapon is cute and there's stripes, but other than that there's not a lot that interests me here. There's... some frills and layers on the dress, and I guess the shoes are kinda nice, but... yeah. Nothing is technically wrong but I can't think of a single individual detail about the outfit that grabs my attention. Next! 3/10.

Mao Mizoguchi Lilia Chocolate

The floating cakes are deceptive since sadly there isn't actually any cake in her outfit. However there are those ball objects which I assume are candy, and they at least appear consistently through the design. The super layered skirt and the top with frills over one shoulder are a fun combo and the hair and the huge cream-like ribbon on her back balance the skimpy outfit nicely. Not a fan of the socks though and what is going on around her ankles? 8/10.

An Mitarashi Gentry Gold

Is this supposed to be dango? I ate dango once and it was not a pleasant experience, but let's not hold it against her. The design is a bit on the busy side with the details and I'd prefer she lose the purple, but many of the details are really nice. I especially like the sleeves, the matching hairpin and the shoes. Hair is also cute and I tend to really like multicoloured hair. Not a fan how the skirt is open at the side. 7/10.

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Solis average: 5,7.

[myucornerorg]

Hina was really underrated. She was an actual serious threat to the Usagi/Mamoru ship (I mean I guess Beryl was too, but that's debatable), and Mamoru was actually committed to her and even after he started feeling pulled toward Usagi, he was still willing to go to London to study abroad with Hina, and probably go through with the engagement and everything, out of duty if nothing else. Usagi wasn't against it, either. Like, sure, she was devastated, because she was starting to develop feelings for Mamoru, but she also accepted that it was the case, and even used her Senshi powers to heal Mamoru and Hina when they got attacked by the youma at the church in episode 17. She was also surprised to discover Hina was actually nice.

Hina, however, realized Mamoru was not as emotionally committed as she was to the relationship (her finding Usagi's handkerchief in his nightstand didn't help either) and broke things off with him (amicably too, saying "maybe we'll meet again someday"). And, if "Hina Afterward" is any indication, she never quite forgot him, seeing how she seems to have feelings for the guy playing the Phantom Thief in the drama she is acting in.

I'm not saying Usagi and Mamoru shouldn't have gotten together. I know the story of Sailor Moon, it was bound to happen. But I just never quite liked how their romance was handled in PGSM. I get that maybe they didn't have time to let their romance develop more naturally with only having 50 half-hour episodes. And the show's pacing is kinda weird after the Darkury Arc anyway, like they realized they either had not enough plot for the remaining eps (which would explain Act 38 being a recap episode, and that one filler ep of Usagi's mom getting to be a reporter that adds little to the plot), or the other way around.

But they basically had Usagi and Mamoru start out hating each other, then gradually start to be amiable in Acts 13-15. Then Hina comes into the picture and disrupts things. Ok, fine, romantic rival - they could've done something with that. That Hina was Mamoru's childhood friend as well (which has different connotations in Japan than in the West) would've added tension. But instead they play this game of Usagi and Mamoru being drawn to each other by destiny, implying neither of them has a choice in the matter, even though Mamoru is willingly committed to Hina (who is supportive of him trying to recover his past and everything), and Usagi knows Mamoru has a fianceé and while she might not quite be ok with that she's not deliberately trying to wreck their relationship either.

Then the reveal of Usagi as the Princess happens, and unlike in other versions of Sailor Moon, where they finally truly fall in love at this point but then Beryl takes Mamoru away and makes him evil and Usagi has to fight for him back, he ends up flying off to London to study abroad as planned, and Usagi doesn't even get to say goodbye, even though Makoto tries to make it happen. They continue to get drawn to each other though, so he comes back and they finally become a couple, despite everyone trying to break them up - Venus, Zoisite, and (technically) Luna are all trying to break them up to save the world, while on the other side Beryl goes all out and creates a weird sort of clone in Mio in an attempt to make Mamoru hers. Only Makoto and Ami seem to support Usagi - Rei's all "screw destiny" at this point and doesn't give a dang about the past life.

Then Mamoru ends up going to the Dark Kingdom willingly to save the Shitennou, so they're separated again, but worse this time, cause Usagi's Silver Crystal reacts to her unpredictable teenage mood swings, and Mamoru gets a stone planted in him by Beryl that drains his life force if he thinks about Usagi. And then in the end Mamoru is an idiot and seals Metallia inside himself so he and Usagi can be together, only for it to make him evil and for Usagi to have to kill him, which then awakens her new Princess Form that doesn't see a world without her prince worth living in. Yeah, sure, everything works out in the end - but then we get Special Act, where Mamoru's kinda apathetic about the wedding, so Usagi gets upset and calls the wedding off, and then Mio comes back and captures him, and both the Senshi and the Shitennou have to fight to save him.

Like I said, it's a mess. How could they mess up the main romantic plotline of the series, though?? I'm honestly confused...and I think that's why I kinda betrayed my usual place in the Usagi/Mamoru ship camp to cheer for Hina and Mamoru.

Random Sailor Moon Trivia:

Hina Kusaka, Mamoru’s fiancee in Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon, had kanji characters for “sun” in both her first name (陽, “hi”) and family name (日, “kusa”), in contrast to the characters for “moon” in Usagi’s name (月, “tsuki”) and “earth” in Mamoru’s name (地, “chi”).

[sparklyheartsdiana]

[Soul Eater AU] Sailor Moon

Ami Mizuno is a Meister and Ryo Urawa is her Weapon partner, he turns into a scimitar (Sailor Mercury's weapon in PGSM). Together, the duo team up Mamoru and Usagi as well the trio of Makoto, Shinozaki, and Asanuma. There's Rei, Yuuichirou, Haruka, Michiru, Setsuna, Motoki, Reika [Nishimura], Minako, Motoki's turtle loving friend, The Four Kings, Amazonness Quartet, etc.

[ffamranxii]

I draw a manga/write a light novel series based on that manga, which is essentially an amalgamation of my favorite series and giving some of my favorite characters, who I feel were shafted in their source material, a better ending. That series is called C’est la Vie 5, because it originally featured five fandoms that I LOVED enough to have created an original character for.

Now, like many people, I’ve created a fuckton of OCs for a fuckton of series. However, unlike, say, Dragonball Z and Pokemon (RIP to Son Mei and Cissy the Eevee breeder), I still use these characters. I am still active in these fandoms. Some of these characters are nearly as old as I am. Some have gone through so many iterations that they’re nearly unrecognizable from their original forms (looking at you, Haruhi, Suzuka, and Kinoko). But they have ALWAYS been there.

C5 the way it is now started as a fun little project in college to help me memorize my Japanese vocabularly. It was a series of one shot or 4koma doodles in the margins of my notebooks, featuring PGSM+Hina. Then the doodles got mutated. I replaced Makoto with an original character named Sun Hwa, who then was replaced with Ayumi Yamada from Honey and Clover. I added in Hagumi Hanamoto from H&C too. Ami was renamed Moeco, and her appearance changed. I ended up splitting Ami in two, because I loved her Dark Mercury arc so much, and ended up with Moeco and Akumi. I added Mio Kuroki but called her Arisa Kuroki, because my Usagi at the time was called Mio. I added Mikasa from Attack on Titan. Misa Amane (named Erika after her actress in the live action). And it spiraled from there. C5 went through a TON of iterations as well over the past ten years. There was a character called Haruhi, but she was from the Haruhi Suzumiya series.

Now it’s pretty ironed out. The cast is so big I’ve split the series into a set of volumes into one big volume, so it doesn’t become Naruto. Each volume has a set of plots, two of which are contained within that volume. It’s pretty easy and I like it.

HINA is a mishmash of three fandoms (two if you count PGSM and Sailor Moon as one fandom). I fell in love with Boys Over Flowers (the Korean version) after discovering the live action Sailor Moon, and had a complete fit the entire time that Jandi chose Junpyo. (WHY, Jandi. WHY. Jihoo was BETTER for you. BETTER!) I had a Korean friend in my Japanese class, and it was at this period that my Makoto doodle was replaced with Sun Hwa (another Korean) and that Hina Kusaka (who is exclusive to PGSM, and whose name I stole for my OC) became Hina Ku (after the actress who played Jandi, not Goo Junpyo). Hina and Sun Hwa had small side conversations in Korean that my friend taught me, while the group as a whole reinforced my Japanese lessons. C5 has plenty of Boys Over Flowers characters (a mix of the Korean, 2019 Chinese, and Japanese versions), but I never made an OC for the series. Hina filled both roles. In PGSM and Sailor Moon I kept her name as Kusaka, but in C5 it’s Ku, and she is a zainichi - Korean-descended. Hina also plays a different role depending on which series I’m using her in. In PGSM, I used her as Sailor Sun. Sailor Sun has been a character I’ve had since I was five years old. She’s changed style and looks considerably over the years, but she’s always been there. In every other iteration of Sailor Moon, I prefer the theory that Naru and Unazuki are Sailors Earth and Sun, and Hina is one of Usagi’s many friends. In the pre-C5 era, she, Usagi, and Erika were part of the 3 Bakas, for their bad grades. 

AKIHO is my newest OC and holy shiiiiit I have cleaved to the Persona series hardcore. Rather than create a new OC for each entry in the series (though I may change my mind when Person 6 comes out), Akiho’s look, style, and role in the story changes (I reconcile this to be something akin to Clara Oswald in Doctor Who). In P5, which she was created for, she’s a Phantom Thief. The idea came to me when I learned there has never been a playable character of the Temperance arcana, Hifumi was supposed to be a PT, and the general consensus that Mishima and Shiho should have been PTs. Akiho has been through several iterations herself but her general look is based on Tae Takemi from @scruffyturtles ‘s Adult Confidant AU. Her personality seems very calm and serene, but she is a secret metal head and a huge fan of Eikichi Mishina’s band Gas Chamber. Her PT mask is based off a butterfly. Her role in C5 is a shrine maiden, where she gets along with Rei (Sailor Moon), is the sister of Akira Kurusu (who is a separate person from Ren Amamiya), and the daughter of a pair of mobsters.

KINOKO is my second oldest OC, having been around since I was twelve. Her original name was Cherry (like every other Tokyo Mew Mew OC) and her original animal is lost to the sands of time. Luckily, my favorite animal is a red data animal, so she can be fused with that now! Kinoko has been through so many iterations it isn’t funny. In the TMM world, her hair is an auburn, a dark brown with red undertones, mimicking how some mushrooms (where her name comes from) appear. (It’s a callback to her original name). Her Mew outfit has also changed considerably and I still haven’t settled on it completely. The Mew Mews are not a unit in C5. Zakuro is a model with Ann and dating Minto, Ringo (LOVE Ringo) is a middle schooler who hangs out at an arcade and is best friends with Bu-Ling, Ichigo is a waitress with Berii, Retasu works with Ryou. And Kinoko works at a karaoke bar, chasing troublemakers like Bu-Ling out. She also interacts with the new Au Lait boys.

SUZUKA is also an old OC, her name having originally been Meiling. She’s from Fushigi Yuugi, which I was obsessed with as a child. She’s nearly as old as Kinoko - I was introduced to the series at around the same time. Suzuka’s original role as Meiling was Miaka’s attendant and general Mary Sue, and she was one of my first attempts at exploring fanfiction (along with Kagami the cat demon and Teiten the Thunder Sister from Inuyashs, RIP), because I couldn’t decide which of the original Suzaku warriors I loved most. Everyone had such a wonderfully tragic, lovely backstory, and I needed to give them all blankets and hugs, and Miaka was just a dumbass, okay? (I think I settled on Tasuki. Love me some Tasuki.) Anyway. Suzuka eventually morphed into the Priestess of Kouryuu once I learned that Fushigi Yuugi was based on real Chinese legends, and one legend sometimes included Koryuu, the Yellow Dragon of the Center. (Fun fact: There’s a video game that explores this option, but in it, Kouryuu, is treated as a false god.) In my OC world, Kouryuu is the Great Unifier, only able to be summoned once the first four priestesses have summoned Suzaku, Seiryuu, Byakko, and Genbu, and it is he that will stop the war that threatens the four countries of the Book of the Universe of the Four Gods. In C5, Suzuka works at a bookstore owned by Hifumi Togo that specializes in rare books.

HARUHI is the last old OC, but she’s also new? Haruhi was, for the longest time, existant in a stage of limbo. Fruits Basket was introduced to me as a teenager, when I was about thirteen or fourteen, and I didn’t quiiiite embrace the message, behind it. I couldn’t get past the art style (I was very picky about what I visually consumed back then), I couldn’t get into the anime for the same reason, and I couldn’t quite get past the whole “it’s called Fruits Basket wtf and also they turn into animals? And it’s not a magical girl anime? What in the actual fuck?” But like many things I of course loved the characters, I adored my baby Kyo, and I of course made an OC specifically for him, because I back then did not ship Kyoru (sacriligious, I know). I don’t even remember what Haruhi’s original name was. I just decided that she was a Sohma and the rooster, because the curse of the original rooster was broken, and broke a long time ago, so it was entirely possible for Kyo to have a love interest who was a Sohma and the rooster who was around his age (in my teenage mind). That old Sohma OC, is of course, RIP. I can’t even. And recently, I discovered Fruits Basket Another, and I somewhat resurrected that OC in the form of Haruhi, but as the child of the OG cast. Sawa needs more friends, more protectors, and there’s no tsundere besides Hajime. It always bothered me that Kagura never got any canon love interest or story wrap up after she let go of Kyo, and then in Another she doesn’t have children. :( I love Kagura, so Haruhi is hers! I’m also sad that no one in Another dresses in kimonos when so many in Furuba did (Ritsu, Akito, Shigure, Kazuma, Kunimitsu), so Haruhi dresses in them when she isn’t in school. 

KEIKO is special. Not only is she the newest, but she is also the only character exclusive to C5. While the other characters in C5 are based on characters from other fandoms and have their personalities and such shaped by the new series, Keiko is entirely unique. Her name is a combination of the two things that birthed the series: Sailor Moon and Persona 5. Keiko is for Keiko Kitagawa, the actress who played Sailor Mars in PGSM; and Makigami is for Kazuya Makigami, a major character in Persona 5 the Daybreakers. Kazuya is also Keiko’s brother in C5 and he is... not a great person lol. Neither is Keiko. Her appearance is based on how I wear my hair irl and the clothing of Jim Hawking from Outlaw Star, my favorite anime of all time. (I sadly never made an OC for that series. I tried but I am not good at space opera.)

None of the OCs ever cross paths in C5. It would create a temporal paradox and probably result in one of them fainting or dying lol. Since they’re all essentially the same person. Fun fact: I, Ffamran (known in-universe as Bideru the author) also occasionally make cameos, and I also cannot cross paths with the OCs. Luckily Tokyo, where C5 is set, is a very big place. 

If you stuck with me through this very long post about OCs, thank you! I just really wanted to go off about them since I’ve been in a writing mood and I’m on volume 2 of C’est la Vie 5 now. 

[drops-of-moonlights]

rereading some PGSM liveblogs put in my head the idea of Hina and Mio in the og anime styles. I fucking suck at mimicking the old anime styles tho, so I decided to just do drawovers on screencaps instead lol. Hina first, then Mio (og screencaps from http://sailorsoapbox.com, from episodes 18 and 51 respectively)

Hina I envisioned with warm-colored hair, and given she’s literally named Sun Sun, I thought that warm yellow-orange (strawberry blonde?) hue would work nicely, same for her eyes. I think she ended up looking too much like Reika tho F

Mio I always envision having a pinker shade of Beryl’s hair color, tho here it’s darker than intended to carry the “cel animation” feel better, brighter colors like the one I used at first wouldn’t become common until digital coloring appeared at the end of the 90′s. ALSO WHAT THE FUCK WAS AN/NATSUMI WEARING IN THE OG SCREENCAP LIKE I KNOW YOU’RE AN ALIEN BUT JESUS GIRL THAT WAS A CHOICE

[humanoidtyphoons]

genuinely wondering how many female riders there should have been, out of the shows i’ve watched:

- 555, literally anybody would have been a better rider than kusaka. mari or yuki could have been riders, which would have been fab. sadly, the one featured female kamen rider was killed off in a second after introduction.

- den-o, uh. idk, really? i really liked yuuto as a secondary rider. idk if either hana or airi should have been riders? you’d have to change too much, i think, to make it work, maybe?

- fourze. hmm, mio, tomoko, yuki. would have been interesting? i always liked yuki also doing the henshin pose, so i think it would have been neat if she got to transform for real? mio could have swapped roles with shun, maybe. idk.

- ooo. yeah, i think it’s fine that hina never became a secondary rider. again, i do just like gotou and akira’s sharing of the riders. that being said, satonaka also sharing the mantle of secondary rider, would have been pretty neat.

- ryuuki. ngl, i would have been up for some ladies being terrible and willing to kill each other but also not in the battle royale game. 

- kiva. if megumi doesn’t become a secondary rider i’m going to scream. yuri should be ixa, over wataru’s dad, for fucking sure.

i haven’t seen the movies, so i can’t comment on those, and i want to watch the rest of the shows unspoiled. but. this is where i’m at.

i actually really like den-o, fourze, ooo, and so don’t really mind that there weren’t female riders for them? honestly. i actually like 555 a lot (ignoring... kusaka), and ryuuki is one why i get why you wouldn’t have female riders, but i’m still kind of. curious to know what it would be like had there been one within the show itself.

so i guess 555 grates because, there was one, lasted a second, and kiva, because it’s pretty clear that yuri and megumi should be riders

[sailormoonsub]

NOW ON TO WHAT WE’RE REALLY HERE FOR

[wikimoon]

Random Sailor Moon Trivia:

In the live-action series, after Hina broke up with Mamoru, she became an actress working on a TV drama called "Phantom Thief Tuxedo Knight," where the title character strongly resembled Tuxedo Mask, and she developed a crush on the actor who played Tuxedo Knight.

[eternalmask]

I've always believed Mamoru is a Panromantic Demisexual, what do you headcanon his orientation as?

with the exception of R movie (which i’m slowly figuring out how to integrate into my canon), i’ve always seen mamoru as heterosexual. he certainly doesn’t form attachment very easily, which hinders his romantic life (on top of social life and any potential friendships), though he was engaged to hina kusaka before he began dating usagi.

while he never had strong romantic feelings towards hina, he liked her very much and more than anything, felt an obligation to be with her, due to her family’s support. hina and usagi have been the only major romantic relationships in his life, and the only ones he’s been interested in pursuing. / answered.

[binibiningmikkaella]

“Iskolar ng bayan ngayon ay lumalaban!” : Sigaw ng kabataan para sa pagbabago ng bayan

Sa libro ni wataru kusaka na Moral Politics, ipinaliwanag ni Kusaka na ang malawakang pagsasama ng mga Pilipino bilang kilos protesta hinggil sa isyung kinahaharap ng bansa ay may malaking epekto sa pagbabago ng sitwasyon ng bansa. Sa sandaling nagkaisa ang malaking bilang ng mga Pilipino, ito ay may mithiing mapabago ang pamamahala sa bansa. Sa akdang “The Social Movements and the Current Political Scene” ni Antonio Tujan, director ng IBON Foundation, binanggit ng manunulat ang isa sa malawakang rebolusyon na naganap kamakailan, ang People Power II. Naganap ang People Power II sa panahon ng pamamahala ni dating Pangulong Joseph Ejercito Estrada dahil sa kaso nitong korupsyon sa gitna ng kanyang termino. Bagamat may malawakang protestang nangyayari, kakaunti lamang ang bilang naman ng nasa mass sphere o mga nasa laylayan na sumama sa kilos protesta na ito. Sa panahon ng protesta ay puro mga nasa antas ng civic sphere o mga may kaya na binubuo ng mga estudyante, ilang kilalang mga personalidad at aktibista, ang sama sama nag martsa papuntang malacañang na may layuning patalsakin ang Presidente. Dahil sa malawakang protesta na nangyari napilitang umalis si Estrada at naging matagumpay ang People Power II Revolution. Isa ito sa may pinakamalaking ambag kung bakit napatalsik si Erap sa kanyang pagka presidente. Sa pagkaalis nito sa kanyang pwesto agad siyang pinalitan ng kanyang Bise Presidente na si Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo.

 Sa protestang naganap mapapansin na maging ang ilang mga estudyante noong panahon na yun ay sumama sa kilos protesta upang mapatalsik si Estrada. Dahil dito, mas naging bukas ang edukasyon na pakinggan ang hinaing ng mga estudyante patungkol sa mga isyung kinahaharap ng bansa. Dito rin nakitaan ang kahalagahan ng pag implementa ng Transformative Education sa mga paaralan. Ang Transformative Education ay isang proseso kung saan mas malawak at malalim ang pag unawa natin sa paligid. Hinihikayat nito na maging kritikal sa pag iisip ang mga mag-aaral lalo na sa pagharap sa mga isyung kinahaharap ng lipunan. Hinuhubog nito ang kamalayan ng mga estudyante na mas maging aktibo at mulat sa mga isyung kinahaharap ng ating bansa. Kung patuloy ang paglaganap ng Transformative Education mas lalong magiging malinaw ang adhikaing baguhin at paunlarin ang ating bansa. Dahil sa pagiging bahagi ng mga estudyante sa mga kilusang panlipunan nangangahulugan lamang na nagiging aktibo at produktibo na lalo ang mga estudyante sa lipunan. May pakialam at kamalayan na sila sa mga nangyayari sa paligid. Hindi sila bulag para di makita ang tunay na kalagayan ng Pilipinas

 Sa panahon ngayon maraming mga organisasyon sa mga unibersidad sa Pilipinas ang malayang nakakapaghayag ng kanilang mga hinaing at mga pinaglalaban na karapatan. Ilan sa mga kilalang organisasyon ang Speak, Gabriela Youth, Anak Bayan, at Anakpawis. Dumadami pa lalo ang bilang ng mga estudyanteng sumasama sa mga kilos protesta lalo na ngayong maraming problemang kinahaharap ang Pilipinas. Dahil may batas na nangangalaga sa karapatan na magprotesta, magsalita at ipahayag ang sarili, malayang naiboboses ng kabataan ang mga mensahe at hinaing na nais nila iparating sa pamahalaan at sa taumbayan. Hindi lang nila basta nasasabi ang kanilang mga hinaing, naimumulat din nila ang ibang mga Pilipino patungkol sa mga hinaharap ngayon ng ating bansa.

 Hangga't may problema at maling nakikita sa sistema ng bansa patuloy na lalaban ang mga aktibista para sa bayan. Sa protesta, hindi na sukatan ang estado ng buhay para makasama ka sa adbokasyang ipinaglalaban ng karamihan. Mahirap man o may kaya o mayaman lahat ay may pantay na karapatan sa pagprotesta at paghayag ng kaniyang sarili.