#n

[pokemon]

N 💚🎡

[glitchylaptop]

Oh confirmo :3

they make me sick

[silent-stories]

shy boy 🤏

[degloved]

we all love to yell at gale about the exploding parachutes that killed prim and all those children. i've never seen beetee brought up, at least not prior to sotr, despite him masterminding that particular invention.

his boy was as good as dead when his name got drawn from the pool. it was not a tribute, not in the way all the other children are, it was an execution. a slow, tormentous one. here, ampert lost—had to lose—his personhood in the eyes of his father. he was a dead boy walking, but one that could be fashioned into a weapon / tool. a means to an end. so, beetee had to compartmentalize. he was no longer a parent, he was a rebel.

one has to wonder, when he prototyped those parachutes, when he finalized them, when he let them fly—were those children also weapons / tools? were they also a means to an end? children, panem's persistent collateral for the greater good, no matter the cause.

did beetee see ampert in all those dead kids?

was that what finally sealed their fate?

[plaguedoctorraven]

They are playing a trading card game (TCG) where the stars aren’t fantasy creatures, anime heroes or even famous baseball players, but ojisan (middle-aged or older men) from the local community of Saidosho. [...] The creator of the game is Eri Miyahara, the Secretary General of the Saidosho Community Council.  “We wanted to strengthen the connection between the children and the older generations in the community. There are so many amazing people here. I thought it was such a shame that no one knew about them,” she said in an interview with Fuji News Network (FNN). “Since the card game went viral, so many kids are starting to look up to these men as heroic figures.”  The plan worked. Kids have started attending local events and volunteering for community activities — just for a chance to meet the ojisan from their cards. Participation in town events has reportedly doubled since the game launched.  [...] The rarity of a card isn’t based on fantasy stats — it’s tied to real-world contributions. The more actively the ojisan engages in volunteer work or community service, the higher the chances of their card being upgraded to a shiny version with a glossy laminated effect.

[fairiegardens]

[falseflea]

recent Guzmas, a twinge of N and random animals

[tadc-and-md-sideblog]

Currently losing my mind over the fact that —

"Falling With You" [the soundtrack in which Nuzi established their relationship] ...

... was a faster, more majestic version of "Falling... For You??" [the soundtrack in which Uzi first started falling for N]

IT'S THEIR FRICKIN THEME

WAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHH

💜💛

[rabiesbites]

N but if Ghetsis forced him to be the next leader instead of just the king.....

bad ending au about N? Guess you could call it a...a...a bad Nding HAHAHA

[yuri-anthology]

he just wanted to play toys and they hated him for it

[masculiniti]

[fleshknot]

[anyanary]

Genderbent modern au

[atomgecko]

He's the dad who stepped UP 🗣️‼️

[dumblittlejay]

Butler N and His Future Self