#sorry for this op 😭

[fffanii]

11.15.24

what if

[mintypsii]

why is bro trying to take all the credit

[kacievvbbbb]

Sabo really got that serial killer rizz about him

Like look at those eyes. Those are the eyes of a man that has several things wrong with him and he's about to make each and every one of them and this rusty pipe, your problem.

Fucking two steps away from "you wanna know how i got these scars", ass look.

He goes from so adorable, bending so koala can put on his hat, to I have not a single polite gene in my body and I will destroy you mentally before I destroy you physically to Just straight beating people's asses with a pipe like a thug

I'm obsessed with him.

[hayaku14]

all i got from this is that kaito's pick-up lines would totally work on shinichi lmaoooo

[galaghiel]

I dunno if you're still taking art requests but if so could you pls do like

But Michael and the bear mask

I just found your blog and I love love love love love your michael

don't worry he has plenty of backups!

[tomatoart]

kicks rock

[goodluckbabeheffron]

how it feels when a beloved mutual calls you op

[rosie-tyler]

TARZAN AU

I wanna know, can you show me

I wanna know about these strangers like me

Tell me more, please show me

Something's familiar about these strangers like me

Johnny (John Clayton jr.) - a 20-year-old man raised by gorillas. Johnny learns to survive the dangerous jungle with help from his adopted mother and family, as he grows up he tries to learn more about his past and meets Daniel LaRusso, one of Mr. Terrence Silver's expedition team. As Johnny discovers his true identity and begins to harbour deeper feelings for Daniel, will he be able to protect his beloved apes and choose between his home in the jungle and a new life in England?

Daniel LaRusso - feisty, benevolent, and intelligent young man, a student at the University of London. Joins Terrence Silver's expedition to Borneo. The first one of the group who meets Johnny. Fascinated, Daniel decides to teach him how to speak English properly and show what the human world is like. During the lessons he imperceptibly falls in love with Johnny.

Mr. Terrence Silver - filanthropist, explorer and adventurer. Forms an expedition group to Borneo. Unlike Daniel and Ali, sees Johnny only as a savage. His dislike towards him increases when he finds out about Johnny and Daniel's feelings for each other, as he wants the latter for himself.

Ms Alison Mills - the botanist, quickly becomes Daniel's best friend during the expedition. Her father, the editor of the London Evening News, disowned her for her "unnatural" proclivities towards science and athletics.

Inspired by @thereminwriting amazing Tarzan AU drabble series!✨

[mecachrome]

the whole dts breakfast scene bit because idk how to summarize it and i feel like it perfectly encapsulates his family dynamic LOL

[wepashi22]

happy zoro day!!! i live in canada its lowkey funny and wrong how hes born on remembrance day 😭😭

[muxas-world2]

@rooooooossssssse Cause the ranch wasn’t the reason—I don’t even think Marc believes that. Since the doc, he barely brings it up. For me 2022 Marc is fun as hell when talking about Rosquez because he has this “move on but I’m setting the record straight” vibe. Really think the ranch incident and the whole infamous narrative abaut the race track record around it? That’s just Marc being a dick with his comments (as he shuld). The whole ranch’s thing whit context seem less important in terms of their right or fight cause , Marc didn’t even win that race, and there are multiple accounts of what really went down. Yes they were trying to kill one and another and went crazy but like for all acaunts and videos seems ther were having fun for example, Lacave (who I usually take with a grain of salt but he has a great rosquez article that is well documented and has good sources) wrote a pretty solid piece about the incident. According to that, Uccio was already mad at Marc and tried to badmouth him to Vale, saying, “He comes here with his mechanics, etc.” But even during the ranch race, Vale dismissed most of that drama.

I think what really happened is that Vale probably felt a bit weird seeing Marc show up with his own mechanic to what was supposed to be an amateur-style race. That’s all. The real fallout didn’t start there. It was the result of everything else that year the incidents, the escalating tension, and the whole story we already know from different perspectives.

In my opinion, Vale started to distance himself from Marc(and others people like idk his ex ) because, after the first test and early races in 2015, he realized that this was his year his last real shot to win a championship and finally claim that 10th title. By then, the Vale that Marc met in 2013–14, who was more relaxed and less focused, was kinda gone 2015 Vale was much different, and completely centered on the championship. That’s why he probably felt more vale more distant and acted the way he did like probably at the beginning it wasn’t just about Marc or the fears it was about the pressure of knowing this was his final chance to really get the 10th.

[mintypsii]

idk if i ever posted these so here

[palecryptid]

some assorted sketches of wyll & @bladeofavernus ‘s tav rana :)

[theclearblue]

The Razor Blade scene: Character assassination, a joke, or something else?

I've been seeing people discuss two small scenes connected to each other post Fishman Island and in Punk Hazard, the first where the two are bickering and they say this:

And a scene in Punk Hazard where Sanji packed lunches for Luffy, Zoro, Robin, and Usopp and Zoro is making "crunching" noises in the panel, and Oda reveals in an SBS that Sanji did actually put razor blades and poison in Zoro's food:

I have seen claims of character assassination in this scene for Sanji, considering his position on food being something everyone has a right to and his refusal in Whole Cake Island to put poison in the cake they plan to give to Big Mom:

I understand that comparing the two scenes, it does look like Sanji is abandoning his ideals just to get back at Zoro in their fight. But we need to look at both what Oda is saying in the SBS and also Zoro and Sanji's relationship to understand this scene, and why I don't believe this breaks Sanji's character or his ideals.

In the SBS, Oda ends the answer with "The serious nature of their fight is what makes it interesting." Going back one panel and seeing what triggered this fight:

It was Zoro being a lil shit and calling Sanji "Nosebleed-kun." That's to say, this fight is no more serious than their usual bickering, and Oda is making fun of that. Ultimately, this scene and the lunchboxes is a running joke, so that is one thing to keep in mind is that the scene, and Sanji by extension, is not serious about this fight. Of course, jokes are not immune to committing mischaracterization, so we have to look at their relationship too to make sense of it fully.

So why did Sanji actually put poison and razor blades in Zoro's food if he believes that poison shouldn't be used in food? I think at the end of the day, we have to remember that Sanji would never hurt anyone through food, especially the ones he cares about. And he does care about Zoro, it is shown time and time again that they watch out for and care for each other, from Long Ring Long Land, to Thriller Bark and Saoboady, and in Wano. My point is that Sanji knows that Zoro is a freak of nature and wouldn't actually be hurt by the razor blades or the poison, and that he would finish the food.

Zoro actually eats the damn food and literally says nothing about it, Oda didn't even think people would catch this it was such a small detail, but it's one I really like. One because, honestly, it is a funny joke to me, but also it shows a level of trust and understanding of each other? Sanji knows that Zoro is such a brute that he can just fucking. Chomp on metal (which. you know he does on the regular anyways LMAO) and have a little bit of poison go through him and he's literally fine. This is no worse to me than Sanji kicking him. And Zoro just accepting what he's been given, literally no complaints, and he finishes the food and doesn't waste it, because he DOES respect what Sanji does for him and the crew on a daily basis.

Ultimately, the difference in this scene and in Whole Cake Island is that Sanji KNOWS that he isn't actually gonna hurt Zoro by pulling this on him, hes looking to call Zoro on his taunt and be an annoying brat back to him. Bege is seriously asking him to kill Big Mom through the food that he makes, something that's on a completely different level then him pulling a prank on Zoro. The razor blade joke no different in this scene as well in Wano:

I don't think this is out of character for Sanji, it is their usual pettiness on full display, but also serves as a nice small detail into how they understand and trust each other.

[dreamin-gacha]

Who I think would actually say "fuck" or swear in general

Xavier doesn't say fuck soley because he thinks it's too "vulgar" and uses replacements that a dad in his 40s would use (old ass man)

Clover uses the word, but only if frustrated or mad...so she uses it a lot

Vinyl doesn't swear in general but mostly use to not using those words around Lyte.

Phantom seems like more of a "I swear but selectively" like he doesn't swear but he will swear on occasion and when he does, it has more impact

Sol is the same as X but the replacements are just...worse

Ellie might swear...like you'll never hear her swear but if something like really bad happens she'll say the loudest "FUCK" you've ever heard

Reed doesn't swear, mostly because Shishi raised him not too and he just isn't used to it

Tiff swears when mad...she only ever says different variations of "fuck"

Shishi swears but not around Reed cause that's like...her son

Characters I think definitely do swear

Pina - Swears too much, Roger has to tell him to stop or calm it down

Roger - No better than him honestly. Most of it comes in insults

Sadi - She just makes up different combination of swears you've never heard off. Also comes in the form of insults

Aoi - She just deserves to say fuck. She doesn't mean too, but Kugari exist so...

Dice - Only ever swears if incredibly upset

Penelope - They don't even be sounding like curse words anymore

Cyko - He'll curse you out and then kill you

Magy - She be matchin curse words like it's candy crush

Characters who I think don't swear

Lilith - She's not really the type to swear, she thinks it isn't classy

Karma - Doesn't swear suprisingly but she will hurl the most hurtful insults your way!

I'ba - Doesn't think it's something a paladin should do

Inferno - Not one to use curse words. He thinks it isn't nice

[cowboy-competition]

FINALS!!! 🐎