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Most Beloved NJPW Wrestler Tournament

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[kaffykathy]

I would like to pretend that Ra in Lancer is short for Rei Ayanami. That is my head canon.

[nevesmose]

I have to change the tense of a story when it's about 90% done. Aggrieved Waluigi noises.

As it is now it's just a bit blah and presenting it differently will a) give me a chance to try something new and b) hopefully tie in better with the kind of atmosphere/literary milieu I'm trying to evoke. And c) still let me pull off the twist ending I'm feeling smug about.

Third person past ➡️ first person present it is then!

[evilhausen]

I have to stick my dick in him. Please. Please. Please. It could fix us both

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Uhhh hi :3 can we possibly get some names and pronouns relating to light/the sun and stuff? Masc/neutral please !! Ty in advance ^^

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i'm so sorry this is late! hope these help!

names: soleil, august, solstice, suliel, cyrus, helios, apollo, apricity, sol, aelius, blaze, horus, heliodoro, ravi, sunday, sunny, elio, soley, domingo, flare, ray/rey.

pronouns: sol/solself, sol/solstice, sun/sunshine, sun/sunny, sun/sunself, blaze/blazes, helio/helioself, light/lightself, flare/flares, flare/flareself, dawn/dawnself.

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CHRIST

[severalpossiblemusiks]

I was gifted a revelation:

WARHAMMER 40,000 AS PROFESSIONAL WRESTLING

Do now the question is: which wrestler is which primarch?

Here are my suggestions, with my logic behind each choice:

Horus Lupercal: Triple H. He's literally a genius strategist and evil as hell but also kinda cool.

Leman Russ: Roman Reigns. Big wolf boi energy.

Ferrus Manus: Damian Priest. He seems like the guy to just pummel the shit out of you.

Fulgrim: Shawn Michaels. Horny af.

Vulkan: Mark Henry. Big black guy who's really nice.

Rogal Dorn: Gunther. Smile? What is that? We're here for business.

Roboute Guilliman: Cody Rhodes. The babyface of all babyfaces.

Magnus the Red: Seth Rollins. Have you seen his outfits?

Sanguinius: CM Punk. Literally no one hates him for some reason.

Lion El'Johnson: Randy Orton. Kinda dark and edgy, his good guy/bad guy status is kinda fluctuating.

Perturabo: Drew MacIntyre. Hates everything and everyone. Especially Dorn/Punk.

Mortarion: The Undertaker. The slow, ominous, unending march of doom.

Lorgar: Bray Wyatt. Creepy cult leader guy.

Jaghatai Khan: Rey Mysterio. Fast, kick your ass before you realize your ass is exposed. Cool as hell.

Konrad Curze: Edge. Literally insane.

Angron: Kane. Big angry red thing.

Crovus Corax: John Cena. You can't see him.

Alpharius Omegon: Chad Gable. Charismatic and kinda weird, technically bad guy but also good? Plotting, scheming, etc.

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10 Fandoms, 10 Characters, 10 Tags

Thank you to @sinvulkt for the tag :D Let's go...

Rey (Star Wars Sequels)

Rey is at this stage by some way the character I've spilled the most ink over, specifically a post-TLJ Rey Nobody. I love her curiosity, her loyalty and that core of wounded anger. I want her to be happy and kick baddies in the head.

2. Ikrie (Horizon: Forbidden West)

Shape a woman out of abandonment issues and give her a spear. With so little screentime, she's such a fully-formed character, tough yet vulnerable, flitting between rambunctious and melancholy, and "I never cared about the Werak" cuts me to the bone each time.

3. Shiban Khan (The Horus Heresy)

Broken down and built back up, two or three times over. It's heartbreaking to see how he falls into bitterness over the course of the Heresy, and then glorious to see him rise again and become one of his Legion's greatest heroes.

4. Barristan Selmy (A Song of Ice and Fire)

It's fascinating to watch a character shaking off decades of swallowed doubts, forced to evolve by events. If we ever get The Winds of Winter, I hope his progression continues.

5. Keeve Trennis (Star Wars: The High Republic)

Adorable, great haircut, bold and passionate yet warring with impostor syndrome. Also swears like a Corellian kriffing docker, and she has a neat splitting saberstaff. What's not to love?

6. Theoden (The Lord of the Rings)

It still amazes me upon rewatching The Two Towers that Bernard Hill doesn't just walk off with the whole film, his performance is so magnificent. I don't think there's really anything I can add which hasn't been said already.

7. Caitlyn Kirramen (Arcane)

Lawful good, beginning to realise just how how questionable the good of the law she serves is. Her evolving dynamic with Vi is great, she's tougher than those around her expect and of course, she's so very very pretty.

8. Stephen Maturin (Master and Commander)

A canny spy who is nonetheless perpetually baffled and exasperated by the nautical world he has inveigled himself into. Also a thorough nerd.

9. Mahit Dzmare & Three Seagrass (A Memory Called Empire & A Desolation Called Peace)

Cheating a little in part because I couldn't find a solo pic of Mahit that wasn't AI-generated and also because I love them so very much, your honour. These little bundles of anxiety and constant second-guessing, pitched into events far more massive and momentous than anything either had imagined. And they have moments of intimacy to eat rocks for.

10. Yrica Quell (Star Wars: Alphabet Squadron)

You can fit so much guilt and conflict in this bad girl. Quell has arguably the most fascinating "Imperial defector" arc in all the Star Wars media I've read, as she undergoes this evolving moral struggle across her trilogy.

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New Releases Nov. 21, 2023

Anti-Romance vol. 2 by Shoko Hidaka

FINAL VOLUME

Suou and Ryou have been friends since childhood. The hairstylist and writer have lived together for six years now and, though they definitely aren’t dating, their close relationship is hard to define. Will they ever move beyond the nebulous territory of “more than friends” or will they keep living in a stalemate forever?

Delinquent Daddy and Tender Teacher vol. 2: Basking in Sunlight by Tama Mizuki

In high school, studious Hitsuji had a secret crush on one of his guy friends--a friendly delinquent named Hatoyama--but never confessed. Years later, Hitsuji is a slightly anxious but responsible adult who found his calling as an elementary school teacher. One of his young students is upset with a sloppy and nonconformist dad--who turns out to be Hatoyama! When Hitsuji learns that Hatoyama is struggling to raise his son as a single parent, Hitsuji helps him out, first as a teacher and then as a friend who can teach Hatoyama how to clean his home and cook actual vegetables. As the men grow closer, some of Hitsuji's anxieties begin to melt around the welcoming (and grateful) Hatoyama. What will become of the feelings Hitsuji used to harbor for his first love?

Ennead vol. 1 by Mojito

The full-color Boys’ Love webtoon/comic hit inspired by ancient Egyptian mythology!

Nine powerful gods of ancient Egypt form the Ennead. When the god of war, Seth, kills his brother Osiris and takes over Egypt, he ushers in an era of chaos and cruelty. Centuries later, a new challenger appears: Horus, the child of Isis. Horus is not yet a full god, but he has the support of other deities to dethrone Seth. The conflict between Seth and Horus that begins as a series of trials warps into a complex web of deceit, obsession…and desire.

This hit Boys’ Love webtoon–a dramatic fantasy epic–is a reimagining of one of the oldest myths in human civilization. Already available in multiple languages to fans around the world, this is the very first time the graphic novel series will be printed in English, presented in beautiful full-color editions in an oversized trim! Seven Seas will release two versions of the series, which were originally drawn for different audiences: a paperback version rated Older Teen, and a deluxe hardcover version rated Mature. (Each version is standalone but has alternate depictions of some adult material.)

Kase-san and Yamada vol. 3 by Hiromi Takashima

After the events of the first five Kase-san and… manga volumes, Kase-san and Yamada are now university students. Yamada’s working diligently in her horticulture program, while Kase-san is training hard at her university. There might be a long train ride between their schools and hectic new schedules to plan around, but they’ll always make time for each other!

Kiss the Scars of the Girls vol. 1 by Aya Haruhana

Deep within a dense forest stands an academy for girls, whose students share a secret—they’re all vampires. To learn to hunt without attracting human attention, the maidens forge bloody bonds of sisterhood, but what fate will their ties bring…?

School Zone Girls vol. 5 features story and art by Ningiyau

Rei and Kei’s “friendship” is evolving at last. Could they really, finally be taking the first steps forward in their relationship? And they aren’t the only ones! Everyone in their eclectic group of friends seems to be leveling up their relationships. When the sky is falling, you know the School Zone Girls are falling in love!

Shonen Note: Boy Soprano vol. 6 features story and art by Yuhki Kamatani

Vladimir’s voice has begun to change, and he is losing the ability to sing in the soprano style he so loves. Anatoly takes him to Kawami in the hopes that Yutaka can help him. Meanwhile, the residents of Kawami are troubled to find their city has approved the construction of an industrial waste disposal facility...

The Two of Them Are Pretty Much Like This vol. 4 by Takashi Ikeda

FINAL VOLUME

Thirty-year-old Eri and twenty-year-old Wako are "roommates." Eri is a professional writer, and Wako's a voice actor who's building up her reel. Having worked together and now living together, these two women in love have a nice little life for themselves! Follow this comfortable couple in a heartwarming manga tale about the everyday humor, stressors, and joys of a life shared together.

You Can Have My Back vol. 2 (novel) by Minami Kotsuna and Hitomi Hitoyo

Leorino, the fourth son of a margrave, retains the memories from his past life as the knight Ionia and love for Prince Gravis. Leorino is unaware that he has come under the prince’s protection. Prince Gravis’ decision results in backlash against Leorino, and interaction with a jealous colleague ends in Leorino falling down a flight of stairs.