#revue starlight giraffe

[mattapparentlystumbltourneys]

Giraffe Girumble - Winner's Semifinals A

Propaganda below (May contain spoilers!)

Kaku propaganda:

He's a black ops government assassin who can transform into a giraffe or a human-giraffe hybrid that is really angular for some reason. He fights using two swords and wind blades shot from his feet, but giraffes have four feet, so he can shoot wind blades from all four limbs. He can also become a cube. And suck in his neck to fire his head forward like a cannon, his nose like a square-shaped cannonball. Or suck in his neck to make his legs longer, like a pasta machine.

Boy can turn into both a straight-up giraffe and a swordfighting giraffe-man hybrid. He's also got pretty giraffe eyelashes even in his human form.

Kaku turns into a giraffe-human by being ordered to eat a devil fruit by his boss, and the first thing this man does is hop on the giraffe propaganda train, no hesitation. His collegues are wolfs and leopards. Does Kaku mope about being a giraffe? No! He literally holds a whole speech explaining why giraffes are both dope, cool and the most lethal animal on the savanna. Then proceeds to unleash the limitless destructive power of the giraffe. Kaku is the no. 1 giraffe character, hands down, no competition, I will die on this hill, give me 1000 dollars.

Kirin/ The Giraffe Propaganda:

Voiced by Kenjiro Tsuda, he oversees the lesbian drama student tournament arc that makes up the plot of the anime.

Probably one of the Giraffes in fiction Ever

Wakarimasu...

[balls-on-my-face]

🦒

[vhalesa]

Yes, I brought Hikari to the Natural History Museum in London to see the og giraffe.

[realspudster]

got this really weird copy of earthbound from gamestop

[nozomijoestar]

It took me two watches but of course Nana and the Giraffe work together so well as a backstage team, the movie spells out how much they are literally and metaphorically the food everyone else takes from as their own fuel

[heartorbit]

girl... kill!!!!

[staardustkisses]

sometimes i think a little too hard on things

and this may be one of those times, but…

is this why there’s a giraffe? and the symbolism of tokyo tower? hmm… i wonder…

[actual-haise]

Fuck it, wi(l)d-screen raikou

[beeftony]

The final episodes of Revue Starlight are enveloped in so much metaphor and metatext that it’s difficult to parse. I’m fairly certain that at a basic level it’s a story about prioritizing your relationships instead of chasing fame and fortune, but it’s also about characters becoming aware of their role in the story, and about how their stories only continue as long as the audience wants to see more. Still, as difficult as it was to follow towards the end…

I understand.

[breaddv]

You encounter the Kirin in Fear and Hunger, wyd?

[mattapparentlystumbltourneys]

Giraffe Girumble - Round 1 - H

Propaganda below (May contain spoilers!)

Gerald Propaganda:

Gerald invents his own style of dance after lots of soul searching and stuff. He's a dancing giraffe, just go with it ;)

Kirin/ The Giraffe Propaganda:

Voiced by Kenjiro Tsuda, he oversees the lesbian drama student tournament arc that makes up the plot of the anime.

Probably one of the Giraffes in fiction Ever

Wakarimasu...

[smokestarrules]

So I finished watching Revue Starlight and it was amazing, phenomenal, incredible, and many other words! The one thing I’m stuck on is, why a giraffe? Why have I seen people talk about this show so much and nobody ever mentions the giraffe?! He’s just there, being a giraffe?! What the hell?!?!

Because he's us. He's the audience, watching from above, encouraging the story to play out as it does. He needs to be able to see from all angles, needs to be able to observe no matter how far away he is, and ultimately, his gaze is what causes the show to exist in the first place. He's the audience, and the audience needs to be able to see from a certain height, otherwise they won't enjoy the show at all.

[vhalesa]

Lately I've been obsessed with the idea of a yowamushi pedal mayakuro au (art based on screenshots bc drawing bikes is evil orz)

>Next

[imaimaxine]

[upathosarts]

dungeon meshi’s your nana ref under the cut

[always-a-joyful-note]

Revue Starlight is just ORV but what if it was theatre instead and what if we told you that a tragedy can always be rewritten? What if the end of the story, the end of the play, your defeat onstage - what if all that doesn't mean everything is over because you can always make a new play, always become better, always rebuild the stage and stand on it again? What if there WAS death but what if rebirth was also possible?

What if this tragic tale that always ends the same had new actors, you know? How would they play it? How would they spin the story a different way? Will they try to outshine the past, outshine others? Or will they find their own unique brilliance instead and join the stars that shine in the night sky?