#quality is awful I'm sorry

[brodorokihousuke]

GUESS WHAT DAY IT IS

[themortaldraw]

do you love the color of the chair

[hoshingi]

this damn outfit ↪ for anon

[ghoulymadge]

Chapter 17: Nap Time

[yellowvixen]

a peace sign and then smiley eyes. this version of metal already means everything to me

[khaotunq]

Max Nattapol as Tan and Tul Pakorn as Bun (Manner of Death, 2020)

[moonvixenart]

grumpy Echo doodle

[waketoearth]

20 POSTERS FOR JUNGWON'S 20TH !!!

[amethyst-is-gay]

Gay on gay violence

[zakuryoishi]

more rarepairs. um. i dont really like how nagumido turned out 🫤 but i dont have time to redo it i barely made it... the toxic alien yuri is fine tho, i didn't like it at first but i changed my mind. i love powai and hilary

[froggyinfear]

[thesmokinpossum]

when i tell you my jaw hit the fucking floor at this scene...

[trans-autistic-and-miserable]

Me (to my friends): you guys actually see your dad's side of the family more than once ever 4 years (minimum)????????????????

My friends: ...yes? is that... is that not normal? do you not see your dad's side of the family more than once every 4 years (minimum)?

Me:

[harpercireth]

[victoria-pedrettis]

Empty roads of the apocalypse

The Walking Dead (2010-2022) I Am Legend (2007) The Last of Us (2013) The Book of Eli (2010) Zombieland (2009) The Road (2009) 28 Days Later (2002)

[miraluking-respectfully]

man while i'm on my felix kick it fucking sucks that they keep not knowing what the FUCK to do with this character when he's actually very strongly characterized. i went off about this last night but like, underutilized aspect of felix: he's like, a really good leader?? and i'm not talking an uber-inspiring protagonist-type leader like the PC; i'm talking an extremely functional organizer of people that you especially need in a military context. it's kind of hard to clock at first if you're not paying attention, especially because you're introduced to him while he's desperately trying to stave off a mutiny; but considering he's on a shithole iceball with a group of restless 18-to-25-year-old recruits who, as far as they're concerned, are trying to kill an immortal enemy, the fact that only one of them winds up ultimately raising a hand against him is impressive. he boosts morale, he makes good tactical calls on his own while not being too proud to take assistance, he metes out swift discipline without being needlessly punitive. and when the squad splits up, people keep in touch with him!!!

like, felix is extremely good at his job, and that aspect of him kind of deepens the tragedy of his permanent stagnation in rank when you compare him to other soldier comps like Rusk or even early-game Jorgan. i'm not a fan of fictional or real militaries but this character's skillset as an officer has been a repeatedly underutilized resource narratively & it makes me want to eat glass