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Doodles n’ stuff

First one was a King Woman design I dreamed that my friend made, so I tried bringing her to life the best I could remember her. In that dream, I know she was holding a weapon, but I couldn’t remember whether it was an axe or a sword, but since King of Swords is RIGHT THERE I ofc chose the sword. Honestly now that I look at it now, this could def work as an AU design for the regular King Woman

Second one is just Pastel Shoko from the Pastel Dimension (which I forgot I had LOL) and the last one is just a shitpost with Kayako Saeki from Ju-On ;P

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Canon Characters

These are lists of characters I am willing to play. Though a ? mark means my grasp on them is shaky, or I don't know alot about them. But I'm still willing to try. A ! means that there is a note at the bottom about it.

-Star Rail: Asta, Bailu, Bronya, Clara, Fu Xuan, Guinaifen, Hanya (?), Herta (?), Himeko, Hook, Houhou, Jingliu, Kafka, Lynx, March 7th, Natasha, Pela, Qingque, Ruan Mei, Seele (?), Serval, Silver Wolf, Stelle, Sushang, Tingyun, Topaz, Xueyi (?), Yukong

-SAO: Yulier, Asuna, Sachi, Argo, Lisbeth, Lux, Sasha, Silica, Yuna, Kizmel, Yui, Koharu, Philla, Premiere (?) Tia (?), Rain, Strea, Alicia Rue, Yukki, Sakuya, Black Lotus (and other Accel World characters from the crossover game), Seven, Sinon, Shirley (?), Fukaziroh, LLENN, Pitohui, Afasys, Kureha, Zeliska, Alice Zuberg, Sadina Zuberg, Selka Zuberg, Cardinal, Quinella, Ronye Arabel, Sortiliena Serlut, Tiese Shtolienen, Elevator Operator, Fizel, Linel, Fanatio, Scheta (?), Edith, Medina Orthinanos, Aki Natsuki, Koujiro Rinko (?)

Star Wars (!): Ahsoka Tano, Barriss Offee, Stass Allie (?), Padme' Amidala, Maarva Andor, The Armorer, Doctor Aphra, The Daughter, Tala Durith, Jyn Erso, Adi Gallia, Stella Gerrera, Cere Junda, Bo-Katan Kryze, Satine Kryze, Mon Mothma, Peli Motto, Enfys Nest (?), Jocasta Nu, Omega, Kestu Onya (?), Airhnda Pryce, Aayla Secura, Fennec Shand, Trilla Suduri, Hera Syndulla, Shaak Ti, Luminara Unduli, Assajj Ventress, Iden Versio, Zam Wesell, Sabine Wren, Maris Brood, Juno Eclipse, Mara Jade, Visas Marr (?), Mira (?), Bastilla Shan, Jaina Solo, Meetra Surik (?), Darth Talon (?), Mission Vao, Darth Zannah, Darth Phobos, Princess Leia,

RWBY: Yang, Ruby, Weiss, Blake, Salem, Winter, Willow, Velvet, Coco, Cinder, Penny, Pyrrha, Nora, Emerald, Neo, Glynda, Kali

Nier Automata: 2-B, A2, Commander White, 6O, Operator 210, Devola, Popola, Red Girls (?), 2P (?)

Fire Force: Hibana, Iris, Lisa Isaribi, Maki Oze, Tamaki Kotatsu

Guilty Gear Strive: Bridget, Ramlethal, I-No, Elphelt, Milla, Giovanni, Delilah, Baiken,

Gushing Over Magical Girls (!): Magia Baiser, Azul, Magenta, Sulfur

Magirevo: Anisphia Wynn Palettia, Euphyllia Magenta, Lainie Cyan, Lumielle Renè Palettia, Ilia Coral, Tilty Claret, Sylphine Maise Palettia

I'm in love with the Villianess (!): Rae Taylor, Claire François, Misha Jur, Lene Aurousseau, Lambert Aurousseau, Manaria Sousse (?), May François, Aleah François, Lana Lahna (?), Eve Nuhn (?), Joel Santana (?), Yu Bauer, Philine Nur (?), Lily Lilium, Clarice Répète III

Bloom into You: Yuu Koito, Touko Nanami, Riko Hakozaki, Akari Hyuuga, Midori Igarashi, Koyomi Kanou, Miyako Kodama, Rei Koito, Sayaka Saeki, Manaka Yoshida, Chie Yuzuki

Candy Boy: Yukino Sakuri, Kanade Sakuri, Sakuya Kamiyama, Shizuku Sakurai

JJK (!): Maki Zenin, Nobara Kugisaki, Shoko Ieiri, Akari Nitta, Utahime Iori, Mai Zenin, Kasumi Miwa, Momo Nishimiya, Yuki Tsukumo (?)

Demon Slayer: Nezuko, Aoi Kanzaki, Hinatsuru, Kanae Kocho (?), Kanao Tsuyuri, Makio, Naho Takada, Ozaki (?), Suma

MHA (!): Toga, Froppy, Uraraka, Momo, Jiro, Mina, Toru Hagakure, Itsuka Kendo, Ibara Shiozaki, Reiko Yanagi (?), Yui Kodai (?), Kinoko Komori (?), Setsuna Tokage (?), Nejire Hado, Mei Hatsume, Miriko, Ryukyu, Midnight, Ms. Joke, Sirius, Mandalay, Pixie Bob, Ragdoll, Mt. Lady, Star and Stripe, Camie, Eri, Lady Nagat (?), La Brava

DC: Supergirl, Batgirl, Batwoman, Catwoman, Zatanna, Wonder Woman, Harley Quinn, Poison Ivy, Enchantress, Killer Frost, Ratcatcher 2

Marvel (!): Captain Marvel, Khamala Khan, Spider-Gwen, Madame Web (?), Elektra, Black Widow, Kate Bishop, Angela, Gamora, Nebula, Maria Hill, Squirrel Girl, Jessica Jones, America Chavez

Assasin's Creed: (There are way way too many characters, but just ask and I'll see what I can do.)

Hades: Meg, Persphone, Nythos, Artemis, Athena

Mass Effect: Fem Shepard, Ashley Williams, Liara T'Soni, Tali'Zorah nar Rayya, Dr. Chakwas, Jack, Miranda Lawson, Katsumi Goto (?), Samara, Kelly Chambers, Gabriella Daniels, Samantha Traynor, Cora Harper, Vetra Nyx, Suvi Anwar

Madoka Magica/Magia Record: Mami Toemoe, Homura Akemi, Madoka Kaname, Sayaka Miki, Kyoko Sakura, Nagisa Momoe, Iroha Tamaki, Yachiyo Nanami, Tsuruno Yui, Sana Futaba, Felicia Mitsuki, Ui Tamaki, Nemu Hiiragi, Mifuyu Azusa, Momoko Togame, Rena Minami, Kaede Akino, Mitama Yakumo

More can be added in the future, but this is already a ton to go off of.

! Notes:

-For Star Wars, I prefer Legends, before Disney took over. So I will use those versions if possible.

-For Gushing Over Magical Girls, I'd prefer to wait until it's all out.

-I've only read the first two LNs of I'm In Love With the Villianess

-I have only seen season 1 of jjk, but have had some spoilers

-I'm not caught up on MHA, the villian power up season was the last I saw.

-For Marvel, most will be based on their mcu versions except for like Carol Danvers and Khamala Khan.

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BLACK POSTMAN- finalizado

En general me gustó bastante pero el final me dejó decepcionada. Igual creoooo 🤔 podria estar dentro de mis fav. de la temporada por el desarrollo pero el desenlace deja mucho que desear.

El inicio fue potente e interesante, los dos siguientes cayeron un poco en intensidad pero seguía habiendo interés. Los 4 y 5 estuvieron muy buenos, igual que 6 aún siendo mas pausado. Perooooo el último no me fue satisfactorio, no por el final en si mismo sino por como pasan las cosas.

El final

Lo sentí apresurado, como que quisieron tenernos a la expectativa solo para que las cosas se solucionaran en último momento y se supone se sintiera emocionante, pero no resultó asi conmigo.

Sí, sé que hinata había estado investigando desde antes pero igual la sensación de que se encontraron pruebas muy oportunamente, no se me pudo quitar.

Demasiado sentimental, incluso cuando se entendía los sentimientos de rikiya y shin hacia Rin, no me agradó las escenas de sentimentalismo exagerado que se dieron entre los tres, además ese discurso del prota en la conferencia, pues no sé, no me convenció🤷

Idea y personajes desperdiciados, realmente pensé que detrás del "regreso" de devil of Neverland tendría algo un poco más complejo detrás. Y personajes como el policia, Fumio y la periodista, Shoko pudieron haber sido mejor desarrollados, conocerlos un poco más.

* A todo esto, ¿para que la introducción del señor que vivia en la calle y ayudaba a rikiya? Debieron contextualizar un poco más, saber cómo se conocieron.

Entonces ¿Qué me gustó?

Pues la serie en general! Un poco confuso pero asi fué.

La conclusión no es que me molestara del todo en si misma, es que el desarrollo de ésta es lo que no me dejó disfrutarla.

Los capitulos traían casos y personajes interesantes y agradables, algunos de ellos incluso prometieron un mayor trasfondo.

El ritmo de la historia no es del todo constante pero me enganchó totalmente, atrapante diria yo. Ademas la dinámica de personajes, incluso con los villanos me pareció muy buena.

Resalto al personaje de Kano (hirayama hiroyuki), que mostró dos caras de una forma idónea, al principio como un doctor ejemplar y ya después como un asesino, y tratan de mostrarnos un poco como llegó a convertirse en lo que era. Aunque yo no sé si me perdi de algo pero no sé porque él decia que trabaja para crear algo mejor, esto mismo parecía pensara el policia, cuando no me acuerdo haber escuchado el "complejo entramado" que tenia que haberles hecho creer saeki y asi ellos se decidieran a ayudarlo, ninguno de los dos personajes parecian tontos.

Me gustó el grupo de lo protas trabajando juntos, pero duró poquísimo y también lo senti muy rápido. ¿Por que no adelantaron este encuentro?

La idea misma de "devil of Neverland" me atrajo mucho y como a rikiya le importaban tanto los niños.

Esto va de la mano de lo que más me gustó puesto que debo entender que devil no se acabó. Y éso no estaría mal ya que en un principio ellos no mataban para salvar a los niños, eso fue un caso excepcional que llevo a la carcel a shin, ellos buscaban formas fuera de lo común, tal vez en algunos casos rozando lo ilegal para mejorar la vida de éstos niños.

La sensación de que pretendía más de lo que pudieron dar es la sensación que me deja. Sin embargo me queda un buen recuerdo porque tiene una trama entretenida, sucesos interesantes y personajes que me cayeron bien.

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Tsubasa Yamaguchi's Blue Period Manga Gets Stage Play Adaptation in Spring 2022

    In addition to the ongoing TV anime, a stage play adaption of Tsubasa Yamaguchi's coming-of-age manga Blue Period is set to be performed at The Galaxy Theatre in Tokyo from March 25 to April 3, 2022, under the title Blue Period The Stage. Pre-sales of tickets will be accepted from November 25 to December 6, then general sales will begin on February 12, 2022.

  The manga author has posted her comments on the play's official website: "In the 'raw art' of the stage, which is different from manga, I wondered how the very simple work of drawing pictures, the expression of the characters and the story would be expressed on the large stage. I'm looking forward to seeing what the view from the audience seats will be like."

  Kaori Miura, best known for her writing/directorial works for the Saiyuki stage play series, serves as the director on a script by Masafumi Hata. And 23-year-old Kurumu Okamiya (Tsurumaru Kuninaga in the Touken Ranbu musicals) is cast as the protagonist Yatora Yaguchi, a high school student aiming to attend Tokyo University of the Arts, the most difficult art university in Japan.

  Okamiya says, "When I read the original manga, I was strongly moved by Yatora, who confronts setbacks and big obstacles with his strong conviction. The many words scattered throughout the story also pierced my heart. I'm looking forward to weaving this story with my wonderful co-stars and the staff! I will dye it blue with heat. Please support us!"

    ／ 銀河劇場プロデュース 「#ブルーピリオド」The Stage 2022年3月、上演決定！???? ＼ 講談社「アフタヌーン」で好評連載中『ブルーピリオド』が舞台化！ 高校生・矢口八虎が美大を目指して青春を燃やす物語が幕を開ける！ 2022年3月25日(金)〜4月3日(日) 天王洲 銀河劇場 ????https://t.co/Ws8zL0o20k pic.twitter.com/sKVO659jOH

— 「ブルーピリオド」The Stage (@blueperiod_st) November 19, 2021

    Main cast:

  Yatora Yaguchi: Kurumu Okamiya

Ryuji Ayukawa: Yuuki Sasamori

Yotasuke Takahashi: Natsuki Osaki

Haruka Hashida: Shogo Tazuru

Maki Kuwana: Karin Takahashi

Maru Mori: Wazumi Kikuchi

Shoko Saeki: Sayaka Okamura

Koigakubo: Yuta Tachibana

Utashima: Hayato

Sumida: Ikuma Miyagi

Mayu Oba: Shota Otori

    Source: "Blue Period The Stage" official website / Twitter

  ©︎Tsubasa Yamaguchi, Kodansha/Blue Period The Stage Production Committee

  By: Mikikazu Komatsu

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Art F City: This Week’s Must-See Art Events: Constructing Paradise or the Devil Giving Birth to the Patriarchy?

Bea Fremderman

It’s a strange week in post-America, indeed, when the least dystopian art event involves Kim Kardashian ass-workout tapes.

That would be Cindy Hinant’s solo show at MuseumofAmericabooks Monday night. Tuesday, perpetual AFC fav Peter Burr is speaking at the New School, and never has the thought of retreating into one of his installations and imagining life in an underground city been so tempting. But if you’re an artist ready to join the resistance, head to ICP School on Wednesday for a discussion about the role of artists in activism during these dark days. Thursday, every opening feels timely, even Mary Beth Edelson’s 1970s feminist mythologies on view at David Lewis. Down the street, Bea Fremderman waxes apocalyptic at Shoot the Lobster, and the New School has an exhibition about the US/Mexican border that will probably break some hearts.

The weekend brings more timely events, such as David Diao exhibition about his childhood experiences as a refugee (at Postmasters) and a Sunday conference at the New Museum about bodies under duress. Come get advice from lawyers and activists about civil disobedience, the migrant crisis, environmental crises, and more.

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MuseumofAmericabooks

18 Herkimer Pl. Brooklyn, NY 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.Website

Cindy Hinant: Exercise Videos

Cindy Hinant mines the bowels of pop culture detritus for her series “Exercise Videos”. Namely, Kim Kardashian’s booty-sculpting workout tapes. Each of these—”Ultimate Butt Body Sculpt”, “Butt Blasting Cardio Step”, and “Amazing Abs Body Sculpt”—features Kim K. excitedly talking about her routines while the screen slowly fills with the dominant color from each tape’s packaging.

This reduces the content to color fields, referencing the graphic design of consumerism and “the construction of gendered identities and the aspirational aspects of celebrity culture.”

But has anyone made video art from the sex tape that started it all?

Tue

Austrian Cultural Forum

11 East 52nd Street New York, NY 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.Website

Constructing Paradise

Curated by Dieter Buchhart and Mathias Kessler, this exhibition traces the invention of “exoticism” to 19th Century colonialism and reactionary thinking to Europe’s rapid industrialization. The show includes art historical names such as Paul Gauguin alongside contemporary artists who deal with the consequences of colonialism, such as Kara Walker and Mickalene Thomas.

The New School

2 West 13th Street New York, NY 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.Website

Peter Burr Artist Talk

We can’t gush enough about how much we love Peter Burr’s work. His immersive video installations and world-building semi-abstract, semi-narrative animations are hypnotic and wholly transporting.

In this talk, part of the New York Comics & Picture-story Symposium, expect talk of sci-fi dystopias and utopias, video games, and new approaches to cinema. This is a must-see for any digital art/moving-image fans.

Wed

Michelson Theater, Tisch School of the Arts

721 Broadway New York, NY 6:30 p.m.Website

Film Screening: Amos Vogel and Cinema 16

Presented in conjunction with with the exhibition Inventing Downtown:Artist-Run Galleries in New York City, 1952–1965, on view at NYU’s Grey Art Gallery, this screening night pays tribute to the artist-run Cinema 16 society. Founded by Amos Vogel in 1947, Cinema 16 attracted a variety of artists working in avant-garde film making at the midcentury.

Films:

Arne Sucksdorff, A Divided World (10 min.), Oskar Fischinger, Allegretto (3 min.), Kenneth Anger, Fireworks (15 min.), Weegee and Amos Vogel, Weegee’s New York (33 min). Stan Brakhage, Loving (6 min), Robert Breer, A Man and His Dog Out for Air (3 min). Selected and introduced by Scott MacDonald, visiting professor of Art History, Hamilton College.

ICP School

1114 Avenue of the Americas New York, NY 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.Website

Visual Resistance: An exploration of the role images play in resistance, protest, and social movements with WRRQ Collective

Quito Ziegler and Kristen P. Lovell, founding members of the queer activist WRRQ Collective, will lead a discussion on the role of visual culture in resistance movements. This is a great opportunity for artists who are wondering how to make themselves useful in this fucked up era. Beyond the theoretical, community groups who need visual support will be there, so you can partner with cause there and then.

Thu

David Lewis

88 Eldridge Street New York, NY 2:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.Website

Mary Beth Edelson: The Devil Giving Birth to the Patriarchy

Mary Beth Edelson’s 1970s collages depict strange, invented feminist mythologies. In today’s political climate, where the women’s movement feels like it’s been set back about 4 decades, the goddess demons holding severed heads bring to mind the Frantz Fanon quote “Either one must remain terrified or become terrifying…”

But the scariest thing about this show is how timely it feels. Where’s a destruction goddess when you need one?

Shoot the Lobster

138 Eldridge Street New York, NY 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.Website

Bea Fremderman: How To Do Nothing With Nobody All Alone By Yourself

The doomsday clock is hastening. Never has the end of the world as we know it felt so viscerally within reach. Bea Fremderman’s press release discusses “the apocalypse” as a series of potentials, one that could mean the collapse of capitalism, or a more sinister and violent end brought about by corporate/military/quasi-governmental conspiracy.

We’re not sure what the work here will look like, but the sole image of a Blackberry reimagined as a laughably ineffective hatchet is a compelling one. “Obsolete” technology repurposed as a survival tool? Or illustrating the reality of weaponized communication? In an era where Tweets bring us ever closer to the precipice of disaster, either reading feels urgent.

The New School

2 West 13th Street New York, NY 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.Website

State of Exception/Estado de Excepción

This likely-heartbreaking exhibition includes video shot at the US/Mexico border by Richard Barnes alongside found objects accumulated as part of University of Michigan anthropologist Jason De León’s Undocumented Migration project. These include the personal affects (backpacks, clothing, etc…) of migrants during the difficult desert crossing. State of Exception, created by artist/photographer Richard Barnes, artist/curator Amanda Krugliak, and De León, also includes audio interviews with the undocumented people making the journey. Bring the tissues.

Fri

A.I.R. GALLERY

155 Plymouth Street Brooklyn, NY 7:00 p.m.Website

Bailey Scieszka: The Soft Side of Hardcore

In this performance by Bailey Scieszka, we’ll meet “Old Put the Clown.” I don’t know what that entails exactly, but based on Scieszka’s video work I’ve seen, I’d expect it to be creepy and hilarious at the same time.

Ouchi Gallery

170 Tillary Street Brooklyn, NY 7:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.Website

11th 100 EXHIBITION

Ouchi (Japanese for “home”) is a DUMBO gallery in a domestic-feeling space, which for over 10 years has hosted the 100 exhibition series annually. The show brings together 100 artists from Japan, the United States, and beyond for a group show with works about one topic. Unfortunately, this is the last year. To celebrate, the theme for this 100 show is “home.”

Artists: Naoaki Funayama, KAYANO USHIYAMA, TOMOYA ONOUE, Shigeru K, Satsuki Omura, Ayako Okada, Masumi Yoshida, TAKASHI, Kumi Hirose, Lisa Kogawa, kyo→ko, Fumiko Watanab, YOSHIE HIRANO, Tetsuya Furuhara, Yoshi, sato, TOMO, Natsuki Wakita, Saida Shoko, HIRO, Wazen, MEIKO YAGINO, Narayama Furano, Jun Kawashima, Yuki Hemmi, TOYONOBU, Haru, Masashige Furuya, Ayako Bando, Takahiro KOYAMA, Juri Nakano, Hiro Ito, Mayumi Ikejiri, Takuro Hinokio, Yuri Sakai, Shoran, Masako Masukata, Emi Watanabe, Kazuya, Akiko Noda, Ushimaru Saeki, Fumiaki Asai, kaoru, Yoko Iogawa, nana, Keiko Nabila Yamazaki, Misato Takahashi, Tharanga Goonetilleke, Cherry Yiu, Henry MInata, Daisuke Yamada, Tsukamaiko, Takako Hida, MEGUMI OGAWA, Takayuki Nomura, ChIIkako Rosy, Silvia Aviles, chakory dey, Megumi Chiaya, Asami Tatuda, felicia van ham, felli, grace emery foster, gretchen robinette, Keith dragon mackie, laramie flick, lola jiblazee, nana sampongart, tornado byrne, abigail puritz, alex nowak, alexis men-ra, burnet griffin iv, wimpy af

Sat

Postmasters Gallery

54 Franklin Street New York, NY 5:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.Website

David Diao: HongKong Boyhood

David Diao’s paintings take their cues from modernist abstraction and data visualization—from personal narratives to the political histories that inform them. Namely, Diao’s turbulent childhood spent fleeing the mainland Chinese revolution, to chaotic Hong Kong before ultimately moving to New York City. These paintings can manifest as diagrams of his family’s home (no other photographs or documentation survive) to geopolitical maps.

La MaMa Galleria

47 Great Jones Street New York, NY 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.

Closing Reception: Lintel, Mantel, Module, Shelf

Curated by Samuel Draxler, this group show features artists making work that somehow subverts mass-produced domestic environments. We hope to make it to the closing, as GaHee Park is one of favorite new painters. However she subverts mass-produced space, we expect it to include weird, weird nudity.

Lauren Bakst & Yuri Masnyj, Elliott Jerome Brown Jr., Mary-Ann Monforton, GaHee Park, Isaac Pool

Meyohas

181 E 90th St. New York, NY 7:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.Website

Jonathan Mildenberg: THE TRANSITION OF POWER

The phrase THE TRANSITION OF POWER might bring to mind the recent, disastrous transfer of the Oval Office, but this exhibition is informed by an older socio-political tragedy (albeit one that undoubtedly shaped our troubled electoral maps). Jonathan Mildenberg’s sculptural works are inspired by “red lining”, the early-to-mid 20th Century policy of denying mortgages to ethnically diverse, high-density city neighborhoods. The practice essentially forced prospective homeowners to move to segregated suburbs, far more than choice on the “free market”. Here, Mildenberg reflects on the bank and the garden as two aesthetic environments related to the spatial politics of American housing injustice. Should be an interesting show.

Sun

New Museum

235 Bowery New York, NY 11:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.Website

Body Politic: From Rights to Resistance

A.K. Burns, the artist-in-residence through the Department of Education and Public Engagement’s Spring R&D Season, has organized a mini conference to prepare us for the battles ahead. Lawyers, activists, and organizers will discuss “the body under duress.” This topic includes environmental and immigration injustice as well as modes of civil disobedience and resistance.

Participants include representatives from Center for Constitutional Rights, the Center for Reproductive Rights, the New York Civil Liberties Union, the New York Environmental Law and Justice Project, and the Sylvia Rivera Law Project.

Session One 11:30 AM–2 PM Civil Disobedience, Protest, and Healthcare

Session Two: 3–6:00 PM Policing, Prisons, Immigration, and Environmental Contamination

RSVP to attend. We highly recommend this.

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Hello uhh… ✨~pinned~✨? I guess? Haha

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She/Her only, please

Hello, I’m Shoko. You can also call me Terra if you’d like.

My main sona/mascot is also Shoko! Art of her will be linked here!

Visual artist, animator, vocalist, lyricist, and writer!

I do vocals for a doom metal band called Kage Musume.

Love designing lesbian goth girls.

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🖤 17 years old

🖤 Lesbian, polyamorous, autosexual 🏳️‍🌈

🖤 Goth, pagan/satanist

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✨Interests!✨

Special interests: Japanese horror/mythology/culture, music (specifically metal), Bloody Panda, King Woman

Music genres: Doom metal, j-metal, j-horror, sludge metal, post-metal, black metal, drone, experimental, punk rock, noise, hardcore, post-hardcore, folk punk, trip-hop, freak folk, shoegaze, and almost anything gothic metal/rock/punk related

Bands: King Woman, Bloody Panda, Yoshiko Ohara, Gallhammer, Boris, Frayle, Made Out of Babies, Battle of Mice, Julie Christmas, Elizabeth Colour Wheel, Vaee Solis, SubRosa, Windhand, X-Ray Spex, Eyehategod, Thou, Jucifer, Gouge Away, Ragana, Foxtails, Blacklab, and many, many more

Movies: Ju-On, Coraline, Ringu, Houseハウス The Shining, Isle of Dogs, My Neighbor Totoro, Spirited Away, The Cat Returns

Shows: Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts, Hazbin Hotel/Helluva Boss, Adventure Time, Over the Garden Wall, Gravity Falls, Invader Zim, SpongeBob, The Owl House

Games: Little Big Planet, Little Nightmares, Omori, Death Forest, Cult of the Lamb, Minecraft, Splatoon

Visual artists: Yoshiko Ohara, Kittydog

Extra, for funsies! Comfort characters: Kayako Saeki (Ju-On/The Grudge), Rosie (Hazbin Hotel), Husk (Hazbin Hotel), Six (Little Nightmares), Coraline (Coraline lol)

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Blue Period – Chapter 3 ◈ He’s Not Tanned At All

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Blue Period – Chapter 1 ◈ Awakening To The Joy of Painting

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Blue Period – Chapter 3 ◈ He’s Not Tanned At All

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Blue Period – Chapter 1 ◈ Awakening To The Joy of Painting

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Blue Period - Chapter 46

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Blue Period - Chapter 44