#shimada

[master-of-metal66]

I'm struggling to learn how to play Genji well, I'm trying my best, but usually one game is really good while another, moments later terrible, any tips ?

This fanart was supposed to be posted on his birthday (same situation with Hanzo but I'm not done yet) I am a bit late 😅

I couldn't hit that Tracer 🤣

[mielplante]

two lovers in cupid's garden 🌷

[aws-art]

the older i get the more i appreciate the grey hair

[lifeweaverhehe]

Like why does he even say that LMAOOO

[okkoinu]

I leave a trail of red.

[yosvkeh]

[suckishima]

okay yeah i'm thinking about shimada and takinoue and how they're just local dudes who still casually enjoy volleyball and go play this pickup game because their friend somehow got roped into this temporary coaching job and then all of a sudden they're inspired and nostalgic about the ridiculous passionate things these high schoolers are saying—"as long as i'm here you're invincible!"

and then one of the kids who didn't even play in that practice match shows up at shimada's store and asks him to teach him jump float serves—which shimada doesn't even remember doing, let alone remember yamaguchi. and then he does!! he just takes time out of his workdays every week to teach this kid how to serve, and for no real reason other than that yamaguchi asked so earnestly

and so shimada and takinoue go to watch the tournament bc hey i guess their friend ukai has committed to this coaching thing and shimada has been kinda working with this yamaguchi kid for like a week now so sure that's a way to spend a saturday. and then the passion is on full display on the court again, as well as the devastation and shame not only of karasuno's loss but at the brutal truth that their skills just aren't enough yet, and yeah shimada and takinoue know those feelings too

so takinoue finds himself looking up game footage of opposing teams and collecting them together for ukai and the team to study, and then splicing together clips with soundtracks of karasuno doing their coolest shit so that they can see and feel how awesome they are—we've even seen him take over practices for ukai if he cant be there

and then shimada just takes his training with yamaguchi so seriously. they have a schedule, he's set up a net in the back area behind his store, he goes through different processes yamaguchi can use to get better not only physically but mentally too. and then he's in the stands crying and calling yamaguchi "my boy"—he's running around an entire arena sweating his ass off and embarrassing himself to shove an ipad into a plastic bag and hold it over his head just so that yamaguchi hopefully sees it and doesnt get swept up by his nerves

like these guys do everything they can for the team and for those kids. they ask for donations in their shops, they take time off work to travel to tokyo, they recruit their employees and other friends to watch the matches, and they go to every game. every single game

they aren't family. they aren't relatives of anyone on the team or even anyone at the school. they didn't have to do any of that. they're just some of ukai's friends who got inspired and made a difference

[astroid-wanderer]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO MY FAVORITE GRUMPY ARCHER

Hanzo my love 💕

[sparkkyart]

Still a Zen stan in this dying game 🫠🫠

But I have to say, canceling reaper’s ult and then immediately headshotting a genji who just started his blade makes it 1% worth it so

[roootbeerflowt]

February 2024

Recently bought the young Hanzo skin also practising lasso tool

[koikishu]

Source: http://nihongami.blogspot.com/2021/07/tsubushisimada.html

Japanese Hairstyles: Historical Overview Part 02: Women’s Hairstyles of the Edo Period, Part 03

Hairstyle Name: Tsubushi Shimada (つぶし島田) lit. “Crushed Rice Paddy Island”

    This hairstyle is a variation of the Shimada-mage established during the Tenpo period (1830-1844 CE) in the Edo era. It was a huge trend at that time, especially between yuujo and brothel owners. There's no cushion at the root of the tail, so the tail appears to have been “crushed.” Such a style was recognized as “iki,” or chic, and considered the opposite of the “taka-shimada.”

     It was widely popular among all women of Japanese society. The lower base of the topknot, giving it the appearance that it has been crushed, is what gives this style its name. Enhancements to this topknot, in the form of kanzashi, kanoko, and chirimen, would help to identify the age and status of the wearer.

[asphy7]

New coven in town.

Forgot the tat. Sue me.

[spinefrepple]

Its ok they got off easy for suplexing some homophobic protesters 🏳️‍🌈 Happy Pride yall

[aws-art]

Nothing ventured, nothing gained.

[sakitamish]

You can support me in my Patreon :)

It’s being a while when I draw fan art…

[mielplante]

yup about that hanzo cupid skin