#other was under 20%

[emeraldcreeper]

Soemday I’ll read a book where the characters don’t grate against my brain for 200 pages too long and I’ll like a book again holy shit the last two books I read part of were total garbage fiction

[bixels]

Posting a sneak-peak of this now because I'm about to be In The Shit school workload-wise, so this'll take me a while to finish.

Doing some character design exploration/expression sheets for Celestia and Luna. Figuring out Celestia's weird ass anatomy while I'm at it.

[bacchuschucklefuck]

this has been a roller coaster of a design journey but finally I can present you: class swap artificer!adaine and rogue!fabian

[anonymouscheeses]

I'm gonna be shitting and screaming and starting fights if Sera becomes a villain. I can't take sibling angst, Sera loves Emily I swear guys believe meeee.

[phantom-0-writer]

The Justice League had finally given the go ahead to officially form the Young Justice. Not that any of them were going to stop regardless of having permission. Since the Justice League had opened up their slots for more than the original six earlier that year, Batman thought it would be a good opportunity to use the Young Justice to help reach out and recruit some other heroes without drawing too much attention by going themselves. With protégés of most of the originals in the roster it was a solid plan.

They had been told about their newest "assignment" (if you could even call it that) earlier that day and they would be leaving in the morning. They were supposed to go meet a duo in Illinois (it was their base of operation even though they'd worked in other place). Phantom has been in the vigilante/hero scene for almost 10 years now, and Red Huntress started a few months after him.

Their names were well known, Dick had known of them even before he became Robin. But despite their national (maybe even International fame) little was actually known about the duo and the rumored Team Phantom that alluded to there being more than just the two. Dick had been a big fan of Phantom, and modeled a lot of his moves off of the super-powered hero.

Batman told them that they had already reached out the Phantom (Red Huntress had deferred them to him, and refused to speak with them afterwords) and he agreed to meet the YJ team and mentor them for a designated amount of time. There had been rumors in certain forums that the JLA had reached out to Phantom to be one of the original members of the league but he had turned them down. When Kid Flash had brought it up during the meeting, Batman refused to confirm or deny (which was proof enough).

The plan was for the YJ would stay in Amity Park for 15 days and learn from them, they would check in after that to see weather their stay should be extended. Specifically citing that their legendary teamwork would be incredibly beneficial to learn from to strengthen them as a team. The other plan, and equally as important, was to warm them up to joining the JLA ranks since a direct invitation hadn't been received favorably.

All that was thrown in the window when, three days in, the YJ, Phantom and Red Huntress get portaled to an unknown destination, with strange and unknown life(?) forms, with no supplies, no working communicators, and worst of all, no way back.

[nostalgicfun]

Pokemon Centre Sitting Cuties: Exeggcute! 🌈

[beetlethebug]

And if I wrote the pilot program all messily getting together during a chimeron house party, would y’all be into that?

[op3ra]

rusty roundup (pls pls pls click for quality)

design credits, left to right:

@honey-dont / @commander-spaceboy /@tabooiart / me! / @animatronathon / @nauticaltrainofthe80s / @green-planets

two more rusties + a starlight rusty under the cut! check them out!

design credits, left to right:

@captainmvf / @savs-avvy / me!

[isbergillustration]

[Biweekly reminder that I am so very open for commissions, still including the $30* digital ones, selling all originals, have a print shop, more info in pinned post]

[betty-burnout]

Rekha Shankar as Usha Rao/G13 and Izzy Roland as Paula Donvalson/Jack Manhattan in Dimension 20: Never Stop Blowing Up

Music: Femininomenon by Chappell Roan and Femininomenon (Instrumental) by Songs Without Vocals (on YouTube)

[goryhorroor]

earliest science fiction movies (that aren’t lost)

the mechanical butcher (1895)

a trip to the moon (1902)

the impossible voyage (1904)

under the seas (1907)

the airship destroyer (1909)

frankenstein (1910)

dr. jekyll and mr. hyde (1913)

aelita (1924)

the lost world (1925)

metropolis (1927)

[fisheito]

my princess nonsense is being encouraged watch ouyt imabout to be eneaabled

OK WHATF ATHAT'S SO CUTE I HAD TO MAKE IT i know realistically there's little to no chance that rei DOESN'T know how to work heels 🤣 BUT IMAGINE.....ING.... YAKUMO GENTLY GUIDING REI IN HEELS, WEEKS BEFORE THE BIG GALA AND HAVING NONE OF HIS NORMAL FEAR OF PHYSICAL TOUCH BC HIS [TEACHER MODE] IS OVERRIDING HIS INSECURITY

[dkettchen]

it's month 7 of pants research and this is the scene of the latest fashion cryptid sighting unsuspecting civilians were subjected to at the local charity shop this morning

[dontmixpaintinyourcoffee]

It's time for another very important annoucement-

When engaging with media on any kind, it is totally ok to not like it!! It is totally ok to express not liking it!! Other people also have a right to express that they do not like something you might like!! Also! You're allowed to just not talk about it with those people!!!

I think social media has convinced us that we all have to have a take on everything and that it has to be said out loud when it really doesn't. If you are engaging in fandom for fun and you see something that makes you feel bad, you don't have to say anything about it. You don't even have to look at it. And I'm not talking about stuff that's like, people/media being bigoted and stuff like that, I mean totally harmless opinions like "I don't like this season of a show because I don't find the narrative fulfilling".

When you're looking to interact with people around something that brings you a lot of joy, negative opinions and criticism can sometimes feel very personal. They're not personal, I promise. Just let it slide off, and move past it. You don't have to defend your thing or argue your case. It's totally fine, just let it be. I fell into this trap for a long time and honestly it just made me waste a lot of time being upset when I could've just been enjoying my thing that I like. Yes it's important to reflect on the media you enjoy and to analyze it and think critically about it, I feel very strongly about that. But at the same time, the primary purpose of entertainment is to be entertained. If it's making you miserable when you engage with other people about it then it's worth changing how you engage.

[linkneol091]

JOSUKE MY GUY