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Dangancember 2024 - Danganronpa Top 24 Class Trials: Number 17 Danganronpa Another Case 2

//Oh man...

//I'm gonna get in trouble, aren't I?

//Also wow, Yuki is staring REAL hard at Ayame's boobs in that image, isn't he?

//Alright, but forget that...

//I understand that this case is very popular. And believe me when I say that this is is a really good trial to me as well, and I really did enjoy it.

//What you have to understand is that we're in the area of the list where we're talking about the trials that I actually think are decent, and I have more positives to say about them than negatives. But with that said, I still have some negatives, and personally speaking, I think that this trial is kind of overrated.

//Something I notice is that opinions on the trials in the DR series are usually pretty common across the games. Most people, myself included, universally agree that the Case 3's are generally bad why the Case 4's are some of the most spectacular mysteries in the series.

//With Case 2, it's more of a dice roll. I definitely like Kizuna and Ayame's case WAY better than I like Mahiru and Peko's or Kokoro and Emma's, but FAR FAAAR less than I like Ryoma and Kirumi's and Chihiro and Mondo's.

//My biggest issue I think is generally the same big issue I had with 2-2 and A2-2. Especially considering the trial has some very similar story beats and moments.

//As I mentioned with 2-2, the pacing was awful, because the mystery itself is so simple in practice, but it gets derailed on pointless tangents and only around 30% of the trial itself is dedicated to the mystery. This is kind of the same, though not nearly as bad.

//The entire first half of the trial is trying to figure out the logistics and order of events with the case, and ultimately, it's concluded that Akane Taira is the culprit. Then the next quarter of the trial is trying to figure out how she did it, only for that to conclude in being a red herring.

//Then the rest of the trial immediately shifts focus onto Ayame Hatano being Kizuna's killer, and I feel like we didn't dedicate nearly enough time to her and her interruptions in the case. We kind of just said, "she did this, this is where things don't add up, KICK HER!"

//Makes a weird case when the vast majority of the trial is talking about everything that Akane did, and how Kizuna ended up dying, and only a small fraction of it is dedicated to the ACTUAL crime and how things played out.

//There's also the fact that it didn't need to be this long and drawn out, because considering Ayame's motive for killing Kizuna, she could have deflected the blame away from Akane at any time. And yes, I know that Ayame did have her own agenda behind her actions, but the general point of why she did was she did was to save Akane. To not see her jump to her defence.

//Besides that, there are a few other issues I have with this trial. I think the main one of those issues is the fact that the "decisive evidence" just really ISN'T decisive whatsoever.

//The wiretrap is the best example, because the way it was handled in this was kind of dumb. Not only does Ayame's use of it backfire massively because she literally cannot tell front from back, but the assumption that she even used it in the first place is covered far too quickly.

//It just feels like something that's immediately noticeable, and I immediately questioned it. But the fact that nobody brought it up until the end of the case made me second-guess myself the whole time.

//It's ultimately kind of disappointing to me that I had an idea about something that I thought might not be correct, until I find out the only reason it wasn't covered is because everyone in this game is a dumbass for some reason. Especially since it's not IMPOSSIBLE that she could have accidentally hit the back of her leg through some means, and with it being the evidence that ultimately nails Ayame as the killer...doesn't feel right...

//Still, despite the fact that you don't have to rack your brain too much in order to cover all the points this trial makes, the mystery itself ends up being decent on most fronts. So I can't complain too much about it.

//My other issues mainly stem from the characterizations. There are some standout character moments here, but there are a few things that I do take issue with.

//The big one...is Kizuna.

//Kizuna is essentially Hiyoko but somehow worse. She spent most of her screen time bullying other students, and she's also guilty of pimping herself and her friends out to people, literally tries to RAPE Yuki during her last FTE, and in this case, tried to convince Akane to assist in killing Yuki because he allegedly knew the identity of the Mastermind. Something that, while an interesting twist in retrospect, was fairly groundless.

//Then she tried to kill her when she refused because she knew too much. She also confessed that she had been prepared to kill someone since day two.

//It devolves to the point that at the conclusion of the trial, nobody is upset with Ayame for taking her life. I know this might mostly be because Ayame did it with mostly noble intentions, and Kizuna was the asshole victim, but it still feels like Kizuna got absolutely wasted here.

//The most redeemable thing Kizuna does in the entire time she's in the Killing Game is she writes "Maid" in her blood after she is stabbed by Akane so that the others know she killed her, but alters the message to "Maid X" meaning "Not the maid," after Ayame shows up to complete the task.

//But then she dies, and any kind of decent character arc or development she had was cut short.

//A case can be made for Hiyoko in that despite still being rude to people, before she died, she was showing genuine growth, and a desire to move on, mainly through how she was trying to learn to tie her kimono without Mahiru's help. But the way Kizuna is handled here makes it seem like she's developing, only to rip that away from her at the end, and make the claim that "Oh yeah, she was always this evil bitch."

//Hiyoko wasn't evil, she just grew up in the wrong environment, and as she got older and more mature through the killing game, it was shown by her growing out of it. Meanwhile it really does just feel like LINUJ was trying to reinforce the fact that Kizuna won't, and cannot, change, no matter the terrible situation she's in.

//LINUJ does this A LOT! Especially in SDRA2. And I HATE it.

//In Chapter 1, she is introduced as a typical Cruel cheerleader who hides behind a vivacious façade. However, in Chapter 2, Yuki and Akane overhear her sobbing about how lonely she truly is, and they encourage the other students to embrace her into their friend group, which she accepts with tears. She cries when she confesses that men have only ever seen her for her appearance, and seems to connect with Yuki after he persuades her not to rape him, if you follow all of her free-time events.

//Only later, she tells Akane that the entire incident was a ruse to win their trust so she may kill Yuki, whom she (rightly, might I add) believes to be the mastermind. When Akane tries to stop her, she easily turns the knife on her.

//It just bothers me that there are so many accounts of Kizuna showing remorse for her past, a genuineness in her character, and on SEVERAL OCCASSIONS at that, only for the game to ultimately decide that she's a jerk to the soul with no redeemable qualities, and then rips everything away from her so that a bad taste is left in your mouth.

//I don't know, I just don't like it. I'm not really sure what else I'm supposed to say. Like, I get why LINUJ sees the world this way, but he has proven he's capable of writing characters who do bad things, but grow and feel remorseful for them.

//Akane and Ayame both go through that in this chapter and they are the best examples.

//Speaking of which, let's talk about the latter next.

//To her credit, I think Ayame is one of the best killer's in the original Another game, if not, THE best. For me, it's a toss-up between her, and another character who we'll get to later.

//What actually happened with this case is Ayame found Kizuna's almost dead body after Akane accidentally stabbed her, and even if she had hurried to get help, Kizuna would have very certainly died from her stomach wound by the time she returned, and Akane would have become the Blackened as a result. In light of this, she believed that turning into the Blackened herself was the only way to stop Akane from doing so.

//Which, surprisingly, is something that we've NEVER gotten before. Despite how easy it could be, the original Danganronpa series, even to this day, doesn't have a single case where someone took the fall for someone else to stop them from being executed.

//The closest we've gotten to this up until this point is Chapter 2 of Danganronpa 2 where Peko killed Mahiru. It's widely accepted that the reason she did it was so Fuyuhiko didn't have to become the Blackened himself.

//However, with Peko, not only did she not deal the killing blow after Fuyuhiko already attacked Mahiru, but she mainly did it as part of her duty to be Fuyuhiko's tool. Which isn't to say she didn't genuinely care about Fuyuhiko as a person; but what I mean is that in Peko's mind, her duty to serve as his weapon against his enemies would have come first.

//And unlike Ayame, Peko really thought out the consequences, and acted completely selflessly. Because Peko did not care about herself enough to try and beat the odds.

//In the case of Ayame, her actions to kill Kizuna and stop Akane from being executed were driven by genuine friendship, and not wanting her to die. She knew that the liklihood of her beating the trial wasn't that high given the united forces against her, and she would have been content losing her life so long as she got to save Akane's.

//But what I also like about this case and Ayame's motives is that even she herself admits that her actions weren't entirely selfless. Rei rightly points out to her at the conclusion of the case that if she really wanted to save Akane, there would be no need for the trial, because in the case that she won it, Akane would have been executed anyway.

//And Ayame affirms this and accepts the responsibility for that. She just retains the consistent honesty that she's known for, and doesn't try to play up her actions as heroic or noble, because she herself DID have a desire to escape from the academy, and she IS selfish to an extent.

//As well as the fact that another reason is because she wanted to be sure that she had done the right thing, and that Akane really had stabbed Kizuna on accident.

//It's one of the saddest deaths in the entire game, especially given how Akane desperately tries to say everything that's on her mind in Ayame's final moments so she can be sent off with them.

//What's even better is that Akane turning out to be the Mastermind doesn't change any of this for me. The fact that she forgot her memories before the end of Case 5 and ended up forming this genuine bond with Ayame is wholesome as hell.

//As well as the fact that she admits in her final moments that it's Ayame's kindness that really helped her switch sides.

//Which I think is an interesting and underrated parallel of Akane's relationship with Utsuro. The reason why Akane sweared fealty to Utsuro is because he was the one who saved her life from an extremely shitty situation.

//You could argue that Ayame did the same thing here. So Akane developed a similar devotion to her late friend, and ultimately decided she didn't want to waste the second chance she got.

//Kind of the complete reverse of what I was just talking about with Kizuna's arc being betrayed in place of just keeping her a terrible person. Akane was a terrible person who did a lot of wrong, but I like that just as it can take one bad day to turn a reasonable person into a morally questionable individual, the reverse is true. One act of kindness can change an entire world view and reshape people.

//It's kind of the main message of Danganronpa. That Hope and Despair are equally as strong as each other, and you will find traces of one in places where the other might thrive. Akane's character arc throughout most of Another revolves around this singular point with Ayame, and it pans out spectacularly.

//So yeah, I can find no fault with Ayame honestly. She's just generally a really great character in this case, and has a lasting impact that spans the rest of the game, which is more than Mitch and Kinji can say, or deserve. I think it takes a lot of emotional maturity to be able to do the things she did and make the claims, as well as willingly accept that her actions weren't as noble as they might come across.

//Speaking of emotional maturity, Tsurugi has fucking none of that.

//I eluded to this in the previous post about the case that came before this one, but for me, this is the point where I REALLY started to fall out of love with Tsurugi.

//I get that he's supposed to be the antagonist character, but Byakuya, Nagito, and Kokichi, while definitely antagonistic, never reached these levels of evil in terms of their antics. Byakuya definitely told someone to off themselves once or twice at some point, but he never said it in a serious context.

//In the midst of her complete and total mental breakdown over Ayame's execution, he icily orders Akane to kill herself, for no reason other than that he alone believes she still counts as a murderer because she accidentally stabbed Kizuna.

//Again. ACCIDENTALLY!

//Let me tell you all a little bit about the way court legislations work, my friends. Most jurisdictions allow the use of force, including lethal force, if you have a reasonable belief that your life or someone else's life is in imminent danger. The force used must generally be proportional to the threat. For example, using lethal force against a non-lethal threat may not be justified.

//But this was a lethal threat. Kizuna was straight-up trying to kill Akane here.

//Accidentally killing someone in self-defense might not automatically lead to prison, but the outcome will depend on how the law views your actions.

//But even with all this, coupled with the fact that Akane DIDN'T ACTUALLY kill Kizuna, is completely irrelevant to Tsurugi. And for the entire rest of the game, no matter how nice she is to him, he remains vindictive towards her for the entire game from this point forward.

//Even though she did essentially nothing wrong.

//And while that does make Tsurugi an interesting antagonist in this game, it makes me absolutely despise him as a character.

//Even though his accusations against her aren't entirely false, this is still a terrible situation. Despite his declaration that he is willing to collaborate with the other students on Kanata and Kakeru's murder trial in the very next chapter, he singles out Akane to explain he still views her as an attempted murderer.

//He does NOT let her get over it for the rest of the game. The only other character who does that is Kokichi, but he does that out of childish immaturity and a desire to get under people's skin. Tsurugi doing this is petty, and it makes me absolutely loathe him.

//It's in the same vein as why I hate Haiji Towa. Haiji's actions are pretty realistic given the situation that he's in, and I don't think he's a poorly written character at all. It's just that said writing makes them out to be so detestable that I can barely stand to be in his presence.

//I'd normally appreciate a 180 like this in a normal narrative, but this felt way too fast for me.

//And yeah, before anyone says it, I do know that there are no manslaughter laws in the killing game, and that these laws can be kind of complicated. If you kill someone in self-defence, you still become the blackened, because that's basically what happened with Leon, kind of.

//But the fact that Tsurugi complies himself to this bothers me.

//However, that's mostly all my negatives out of the way, and everything else I have to say about this case is actually pretty stellar. The primary reason why it's not higher is because of the reasons that I've just discussed, plus I have a lot more positive things to say about the cases going forward than I do this one.

//Personally though, I think the biggest selling point for this trial for me is something that I normally recognize Fanganronpa's over, and one of the key selling points for any fan-related work:

//Originality.

//Look, if we can be completely frank about something, as much as LINUJ does get creative with his cases later, SDRA2 is the one that really branches out in terms of mysteries, while A1 plays it kind of safe by sticking to the same formula as the first and second games.

//Look at all the other trials, and you'll see what I mean:

//A-1 is the same as 1-1: The murder is committed by the sports jock, and he uses his talent to assist in his cover up of the crime. He also has the most brutal execution right out of the gate.

//A-3 is the same as 1-3: The murderer is a typically reserved and mature individual who throws all of that to the wayside when they start to become cornerned. They also kill two people, and suffer a similarly religious-themed and passive execution that quickly turns intense and silly.

//A-4 is the same as 2-4: The murder arises during the height of tension among the students and involves them trapped inside a specific area of the Killing Game with very limited resources. It's also the point where they are most at each others' throats, and somebody makes a sacrifice in order to rescue them, either by killing themselves, or agreeing to commit a murder with another person.

//A-5 is the same as 1-5: It's a murder and plot actually committed by the mastermind, but framed by another student as a means of taking back control of the Killing Game and dividing the students again. The student that they try to pin the blame on also somehow manages to escape their execution. Albeit Mikako's way of doing so is a lot more tragic than Makoto's.

//And A-6 is the same as 2-6: The main cast of characters are revealed to be part of a larger conglomerate that they forgot about upon their memories being erased, and the Killing Game itself is revealed to be the prelude to a much bigger event. The main character is also revealed to not only be the true mastermind behind the killing game, and also found to be an entirely different person than anyone, even themselves, believed, but they also possess an unholy superpower of talent that makes them near unstoppable, despite their preconcieved normalcy among the cast.

//A-2 is the only trial that doesn't share almost anything in common with the originaly Danganronpa games. As I mentioned already, the closest point of commonality is how Peko and Fuyuhiko's situation slightly mirrors Akane and Ayame's, but even then, that's a stretch, and almost a completely different situation besides a few things.

//There's also the way that Ayame disguises her motives by pretending to be evil, like Peko did, but that lasts like...4 seconds, in comparison to Peko's half an hour, smh.

//It feels detached from anything that we've seen before in Trigger Happy Havoc and Goodbye Despair, and really stands on its own legs as a case on the same level as the franchise has shown.

//What is most impressive is that this originality in the writing of the case is only the simple grounds upon which the rest of the mystery is built. After all, most of SDRA2's cases are fairly original, but that originality doesn't make them good (see A2-2). The case takes it and runs with it in good ways.

//For one, I like that the case shows the truth that eyewitness testimony and personal accounts of a case alone are nowhere near substantial enough to solve a case on its own, either by misconstruing a situation, or just straight up lying about what was seen.

//It's a hurdle that I feel most Danganronpa cases fail to jump, but this one does.

//Pun...not intended.

//I also really like the plot twist this chapter, and what ultimately drove Kizuna to single out Yuki especially, in that he apparently knows who the Mastermind is. We later find out that it's Yuki himself...kind of...but it's an interesting twist that sets the game apart from what is known in DR1, and the way it turns the others opinion of him on its head is pretty tense and engaging.

//But in general, I think this case is just all around super solid. It's just that compared to the other Chapter 2's in the Danganronpa series, this one is the middle ground. It's a compelling mystery that stands on its own merits, but it's not engaging enough to breach the top 10.

//I'm very sorry, because I understand that this trial is particularly popular among the audience.

[comfortabletogether]

DRA/SDRA2 as Roblox images part 6

SPOILER WARNING

[despair-to-future-arcs]

DRA HC voices

//So I figure I start out here and post down my HC voices for them or how I think they sound like, also there be some massive spoilers so be warned;

Kiyoka Maki - Shelby Young (Mostly for her role as Yuko Nishiwaki from Persona 3 Reload)

Mitsuhiro 'Mitch' Higa - Max Mittelman (Mostly for his role as Ryuji Sakamoto from Persona 5)

Kizuna Tomori - Weeby Newz

Ayame Hatano - Wendee Lee (Mostly leaning towards Fuuka Yamagishi from Persona Q)

Kanata Inori - Abby Trott (Mostly for her role as Annette Fantine Dominic from Fire Emblem Three Houses)

Kakeru Yamaguchi - Matthew Mercer (Mostly for his role as Aikuro Mikisugi from Kill La Kill)

Kinji Uehara - Christopher Sabat (Mostly for his role as Ayame Sohma from Fruit Basket)

Haruhiko Kobashikawa - Clifford Chapin (Mostly for his role as Ryusui Nanami from Dr Stone)

Satsuki Iranami - Christine Marie Cabanos (Mostly for her role as Mako Mankanshoku from Kill La Kill)

Yamato Kisaragi - Zach Aguilar (Mostly for his role as Tanjiro Kamado from Demon Slayer)

Mikako Kurokawa - Sarah Williams (Mostly for her role as Chihaya Mifume from Persona 5)

Akane Taira - Zel

DRA!Yuki Maeda/Utsuro - Aleks Le (Mostly for his role as Persona 3 Reload Protagonist)

Tsurugi Kinjo - Brad Swaile (Mostly for his role as Light Yagami from Death Note)

Rei Mekaru - Kenkoy

Teruya Otori - NuzikVA

//And that is it for the DRA cast, will probably think more about the others later.

[beauty-marked-beauties]

Today's Beauty-Marked Beauty is: Ayame Sarutobi from Gintama

[a-student-out-of-time]

I've been catching up with the another series because of this blog and i really don't understand what Linuj wanted to go for with Ayame's character

In one side we hear that she killed Kizuna so thag Akane wouldn't become the culprit, it's a sacrifice to save someone she loved. But on the other hand not only did she made the cast go through an entire class trial but she even set up a trap to make herself seem less suspicious as the culprit, that's so contradictory to her sacrifice narrative because it means she did want to escape

And I'm wondering is this intentional? Or is just another case of Linuj's unusual writing? I just don't understand how we're meant to view this character

//Yeah, Ayame's role in the story is...a little perplexing. I like do her character, but on a first watchthrough, it can be strange to see all this. Here's my understanding:

//Kizuna found out that Yuki might be the mastermind, and so she tried to recruit Akane to help kill him. She disagrees, they get into an argument because Kizuna wants to escape, and in the process of trying to kill Akane so she can have someone die as part of her murder plan, a struggle ensues and Akane accidentally stabs Kizuna and runs off.

//In the trial, Ayame admitted that her reasoning was that Kizuna was already on the verge of death, so there was no time to get her help and, if she died, Akane would've become the Blackened. She had no time to save her, even if she wanted to.

//Ayame did all this in an attempt to save Akane, and Kizuna, whatever her motivation, corrects her dying message from "The Maid" to "Not the Maid." Whether it was a change of heart or just wanting everyone to know who actually killed her so they wouldn't escape, it's hard to say.

//Of course, even Rei points out that, if all of that were true, why go through a trial at all? Why not just confess from the start?

//I think we put too much stock in the idea that people with good intentions are also just okay with dying. The survival instinct is pretty strong, so in most cases, I doubt that they would just come forward and say it was them until they have no choice. Even if they do, it's not like everyone is just going to believe them immediately.

//Even Ayame admits that she had some intention of maybe escaping, as I think everyone here does, and was maybe using Akane as the pretext. That doesn't negate that it was done to save the girl she loved from dying, just that there's nuance to it.

//Ayame setting up and deliberately set off a trap to injure herself is also something she explains. The obvious answer there is to throw suspicion off of herself, but as she says after the trial, it was essentially penance for if she did escape. She lives, but she'll never run properly again thanks to her severed tendon.

//Of course, by the time the trial's finale set in, Ayame knew the full story with Akane and thus gave up on the idea of escaping. That weird bit about her pretending to be evil at the end was probably so nobody would feel bad about watching her get

//I think that, as a character, Ayame is meant to serve as the first major influence on Akane's growth as a person. In a very harsh way, of course, because this was the first fangan and thus it parallels a lot of what happens with Taka and Mondo ^^;

//I know I complain a lot about characters getting fridged, but that's about characters who die without any major role in their story and only to advance the development of another, and usually very briefly and shallowly. That's not what happened here, it was Kizuna facing the consequences of her actions and Ayame's decision to try and save someone she cared about a lot.

//As we'll see from here on out, Akane never forgets Ayame through all of this.

[blackbutler-readerinsertsandjunk]

Mom's company picnic was today so I just spent 4 hours at an amusement park, in the humid heat, surrounded by crowds (I REALLY dislike crowds), and in pain both because my foot wrap was bugging me and because I pulled a muscle in my chest/shoulder area a few days ago

I'm tired and my mood is kinda shot, literally all I feel like doing is lying here playing video games (I tried to do some editing on a new Xingqiu ASMR for SoundCloud bc I love my bookworm swordsman, but I wasn't even feeling that)

but I really wanna get some writing done so I draped all three of my fake snakes over my shoulders and I'm gonna try to get at least a couple things done before I fuck around with games

hugs and hisses to u all <3

[gessen-kinhelp]

even more of @cocajimmycola’s april icon event! days and characters under the cut!

please like/rb/credit if you save or use!!

day 26: fave ship for angst - murakumo/yomi!

day 27: fave ship for fluff - ayame/katsuragi!

day 28: fave character for angst - miyabi!

day 29: fave character for fluff - minori!

[divineluckfuckoff]

sorry if i’m late to this but mikako x ayame for rarepair hcs?

Anon, dw, you are not late. AyaKako for you ^^:

-It was love at first sight for the both of them. Just one exchange of glances was enough for them to fall in love.

-Confessing, on the other hand... yeah, it was difficult. Both of them were very reluctant depite the VERY FREAKING OBVIOUS SIGNS that they liked each other. So, it was up for Akane and Yamato to do so.

-Ayame likes carrying Mikako around. She's strong after all, not only on her legs but also on the rest of her body.

-Matching oversized jackets are a thing and I am not projecting shut up

-Messy sleep schedule? Dear, they both have it so they decided to cuddle a lot because while cuddling they both fall asleep ;)

[yourfavesaysfag]

Ayame Sohma from Fruits Basket says fag!

[review-anon]

//My ability to inspire you to make art from my ramblings is unmatched.

//Granted its only happened twice so far, but still its so funny you took one look at when I mentioned the part where Nikei interrupted a Soruko moment in Chapter 4 because he wanted some action, and decided to make art from it.

//The funniest thing about this? This actually reminds me of a dream I had probably around the same time you were drawing this.

//So in this dream me and Nikei were exploring some cavern like system which looks a hella lot like the Cave of the Past from Earthbound expect without the creepyarse music and eldritch abomination waiting at the end. Because at the end of cave was a stone pedestal, with a book on it.

//And on said book was a single word; PAIN. This started a "friendly discussion" between me and Nikei (i.e. it was a full-blown argument) about what the book meant. He thought it was just something someone wrote as a prank to scare people into not reading it, and I thought that opening it would expose you to the worst most agonising pain ever. To try and prove me wrong, he decided to grab the book and open it despite my protests.

//Which upon one read of whatever was inside the book he collapsed to the ground wringing in pain like someone had ripped his heart out. Now you would think I would just put the book back and get the heck out of dodge. But apperantely my dream self has the same level of self-preservation as a slasher film character, and thus I open the book like a dumbarse.

//And yeah I experience agonising pain that was so severe I woke up from it. I don't what that was and I don't know what the meaning behind the dream was.

//But you might get a giggle out of this.

Today i offer you all art that caters to me and to me only. Tomorrow, who knows

Genuinely not joking when i say i'm never getting over the 4th island thing

[pjsk-headcanons]

nenekasa au: why do our pets appear in more family portraits than your youngest daughter?

now now i don’t think i sent in part eight yet. mod i hope you liked my antoya au and my knmf triplets au

anyways moving on.

nenekasa are bad at planning. isn’t it obvious? the first show? they got married on a sliver of a whim, and proceeded to have twins on that same damn sliver? pretty obvious that they would probably not have a third child without extreme planning.

anyways they had a third baby. nene was shocked!!! well she was excited. tsukasa was too. the twins???

a1 was disgusted. a2 dry heaved. but they love their baby sister, k!!! i hope.

i should probably start using their names. so here’s a guide to all 3 tenma girls.

a1 is ayame tenma. she’s a star in a tetralogy i made on ao3 (iykyk….)!!!! she’s the oldest tenma girl (grandchild wise). she’s got stephen the tarantula. s

a2 is ayana tenma. she’s in the sims save. 🔥🔥 not much about her i made her on a whim

k is keiko tenma. she too is on the sims save. i almost cried because of how cute she is /srs. sims and their fucking baby shoes i’m gonna get you ea games 🙁

so yeah 💞

also i’m not opposed to being anon guessed!! :3

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[comfortabletogether]

Random but are there any songs you associate with the dra characters?

This is going to be both DRA and SDRA2!! A few of the these will be character dynamics as well. I remind you, I am a theatre nerd.

Rei Mekaru - What the World Needs (Ride the Cyclone)

Tsurugi Kinjo - The World According to Chris (Carrie)

Sora - The Ballad of Jane Doe (Ride the Cyclone)

Yuri Kagarin (with any girl he has ever met) - Talia (Ride the Cyclone)

Emma Magorobi - At the Ballet (A Chorus Line)

Ayame Hatano and Akane Taira - You Shine (Carrie)

Nikei Yomiuri - Someone Gets Hurt and World Burn (Mean Girls)

Kanade and Hibiki Otonokoji - Final Scene (Sweeney Todd)

Hajime Makunouchi - You Gotta Die Sometime (Falsettos)

Mikako Kurokawa - Why Not Me? (Carrie)

Kizuna Tomori - What I was Born to Do (Bring it On)

Haruhiko Kobashikawa - The I Love You Song (Putem County Spelling Bee)

Utsuro and Akane Taira - A Little Priest (Sweeney Todd)

Hibiki and Kanade Otonokoji - You and Me (But Mostly Me!)

Tsurugi Kinjo - Our Word (36 Questions)

Kizuna Tomori - Blow, Gabriel, Blow (Anything Goes)

Satsuki Iranami - I’m not the Smart (Putem County Spelling Bee)

Post SDRA2!Tsurugi Kinjo and Rei Mekaru - It’s Quiet Uptown (Hamilton)

Yoruko Kabuya and Sora - Only Us (Dear Evan Hansen)

Yoruko Kabuya - Alyssa Greene (The Prom)

DRA!Yuki Maeda/Utsuro - Words Fail (Dear Evan Hansen)

[despair-to-future-arcs]

Father and daughter fr

//OH MY GOD, YES! YEAH THAT FITS THE 2 REALLY WELL!

[review-anon]

Oh would you look at that, Ayame and Kizuna are under the mistletoe! (This asks was totally not send by mod carol, trust me on this one-)

*Tadeo looks very happy at seeing the ask for some reason*

Erm...why does your dog seem very happy all the sudden Ayame?

Beats me, I don't know what's gotten Tadeo all excited.

Anyway are you okay with this? I mean I'm okay with kissing girls but you-

I admit its a new experience for me, but relax its only just some mistletoe right?

It doesn't mean anything more then that unless you want it to be~

L-Let's just do this before anything else happens.

*The two kiss*

Hmm... not bad exactly. Its not the best kissing but you manage to do a lot better then some guys I've had my way with in the past.

You know unless you have had practise before~?

I can assure you that I haven't done this in the past before.

Right you keep telling yourself that.

[ask-shane]

Hey hey, Trick here. Might become a bit of a regular, I met you in a different universe just the other day.

Seeing as you're the creator of blue chickens (cool job btw, I'm impressed), I thought I'd tell you about some other funky chickens.

There's Ayam Cemani, fully black chickens. Really fun for anyone goth. There's also Cochin chickens who look like they're wearing fancy-pants. One of my favorite's gotta be Easter Eggers though with their green eggs.

Decided to move out to the city to become a chicken farmer, so. Yeah, fun hobby, huh?

I really like your blue ones though, they're so pretty.

(also mod, thankchu for running the blog and happy new year <3)

oh, hey again trick. thanks for commending me on the whole blue chickens thing... sometimes i forget i did that.

i didn't know that about some of these chicken breeds. i knew they were called easter eggers, but i didn't know it was so literal. it's no surprise you're a chicken farmer given you're so knowledgeable... i aspire to do that someday.

[arlebina-zine]

❣️ CONTRIBUTOR LINEUP ❣️

The Bleeding Heart mod team is delighted to announce our lovely contributors!

They’re already working hard to show lots of love to Arlecchino and Columbina, so make sure to give them a warm welcome! 🃏🕊️

Find everyone’s social media’s below ⤵️

❣️ _eksart ⁠ 🎨

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❣️ Aliciel77 ⁠🎨

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❣️ Athena ⁠🎨

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❣️ Karawebo ⁠🎨

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❣️ Kej 🎨

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❣️ emma ⁠📝

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❣️ takenbytherook ⁠📝

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❣️ A-Chan ⁠🛒

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❣️ Ayame 🛒

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❣️ Scarlettic ⁠🛒

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❣️ Shi 🛒

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Carrd: shidreamin

❣️ Temkyun ⁠🛒

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Twitter: temkyun_