#noragami week

[thedeliverygod]

Day 1 of Memories of Noragami

the character that had the most impact on you

Ultimately, it's Yato. He goes through so much growth throughout the series and he has continually made me so proud. Usually my favorite characters are ones that I strive to be more like. For the first time ever, I found myself loving a character that I shared many qualities with. Some silly things like sweaty hands but also more serious things like having to deal with abuse from a parent and maintaining a positive attitude despite constant negative rhetoric being unloaded on to you 24/7. And a mix of silly/serious moments in the manga, social anxiety created by an immense fear of loss/rejection (ala the panel I chose).

Yato is far from perfect (ironic, considering he's literally a god--but that's one of the beautiful things about Noragami) but that's why I love him.

[memoriesofnoragami]

Memories of Noragami has officially begun!

Again, there is a list of prompts on the pinned post if you would like guidance for your posts. Otherwise, I'll be on the look out for any type of contributions showing love for the series from now until January 12th!

Please remember to tag your works either with this username (@memoriesofnoragami), #memoriesofnoragami, or #noragamiweek! I'll do my best to share everything in a timely manner as possible.

[jade-kyo]

First look vs last look

[shinkimiope]

Some old and recent Take pieces l had around

[elibean]

ooof ok senpai otoko no ko wins the award for getting me to read ahead in the manga, not a lot of anime can say they've made me do that

[keets-writing-corner]

look you can talk all you want about Yato’s self image issues, self-sabotaging behavior and atrocious spending habits

my man really said “If no one loves me enough to build me a shrine, then I’M going to love me enough to build me a shrine!” and I love that for him

[slavhew]

Yatoma masterpost go go go

Censored Reup bc last one got flagged... :')

[every-character-ever-poll]

YUKINE - Noragami

[justxaxstrayxkid]

Small and low quality Mizuchi ft smol baby Yato

It's been a while. I miss these posts :(

[elegyofthemoon]

tbh i need to get back into reading manga.... the last one i had read was like blue period and then i stopped but. i lowkey want to get back into it 😔 it just felt like something i needed in my present time

i could always reread through pandora hearts. do my yearly reread

i also need to actually finish noragami. if i had the heart to read it (<- sobs everytime yukine shows up in the manga so idk if i Can)

and i should really finish hnk since the manga is officially over,,, sighs.

oh and i should really finish ender lilies too but platform games my Beloathed

[drpicklesart]

[thedeliverygod]

Memories of Noragami: Day 5

a moment that left a mark on you

Amaterasu putting Yukine into the box or as the fandom lovingly dubbed in a meme fashion, boxkine.

At this point in the manga we still hadn't learned the details of Yukine's death. In fact, I believe this was the first glimpse we got of his dad standing above him right after this happened.

But my heart immediately hurt so badly the moment Amaterasu called his name to put him in the box, saying out loud, "Fuck, Yukine is scared of the dark..." I literally had to close my laptop and take a breath because I knew what was coming would be horrible. And it was. Yukine screaming, scratching so bad his fingers bled, his fear so strong that it cracked open his name more from the tiny papercut that Nora had left behind and knocked Yato out. And when I finished the chapter, I couldn't stop thinking about it. Eventually, I cried (which was the first time for the manga to get me to--the anime has a bit more of an advantage with voice acting and music lol).

Of course there are a lot of moments that hit closer to home if you know what I mean, but this is the moment that came to mind first as the one that completely enveloped me in emotions and left me in shock.

[clarkresse]

Week 014

Not the lack of opportunities, tools, or confidence that brought me down. Rather it was the lack of people not believing I could. If water does have memory as some scientists say and a human body is more water than anything else, and if I only have negative thoughts (and I usually think 2 or 3 bad endings) therefore poisoning myself, then only others believing me could really cure my poisonous waters.

And I'm glad I have the sense to pick the right people in my life.

Rainwater can't choose where to fall. But to become a lake with pristine waters, the surroundings should be able to help the lake as the lake provides them. A balance without lacking or thinking too much on their own benefit.

I cannot choose the family I belong to. But I have the right friends who knew me better and loved me even more.

Frankly, I can't confide in them most of the time. Not because of them. Just me and my brain with screwed wires from mishandling. I still hesitate despite their genuine nature. Also, because I admit I'm still poisonous waters and I don't want to pollute them.

My NaNoWriMo has been a struggle but I think I'm doing well. I could do better, yes. But I rather have my own pace than join a race.

Also caught up to Noragami. It's still as good as I remember and as traumatizing as ... well, there was a reason I had to stay back and not keep up. It was too triggering and I hate pain.

[h0estar]

i accidentally saw a spoiler for 104.2 on twt today. it took a lot of guts not to immediately burst to tears while i was on the bus with like 20 people surrounding me. i don't even know if i'm fit to function after i saw that bro 🥲

[asbestieos]

Asta I binged the entire first season of Noragami with my friends today and if you really liked Soul Eater I think you’d really like Noragami

good golly!! into the watch list it goes