#sorry ritsu.

[s2pdoktopus]

For some reason I keep seeing a genderbend Ritsu whenever I look him up. And my brain said, "I can do that too!" So here. Genderbend Ritsu.

[amvipod]

in the intersection where s2 of inside job and s3 of mob psycho were popular people made ship art because you know. reigen. reagen. and it was called brettaka.

i miss inside job and all i have to remember it by is brettaka isn’t that horrible

[delicourse]

i miss them a little if im gonna be honest

[riumeri]

presenting whatever's going on in this drawing lmao

This is my other piece for the MP100 MS Paint zine on Twitter! It features a bunch of amazing and fun art, so go check it out!!

[almondpiglet]

age swap doodles n stuuuuuffff

[metukika]

when ure apparently the only social person in your friend group

[acekindaneat]

Good thing there's espers on board, no car crashes today everyone 👍

[kirakiraadventure]

the sakuma sibling relationship makes me want to like end my life so bad because theyre always reduced to "ritsu hates rei and rei is just annoying" but that is not the FREAKING case and the generalization KILLS me. ritsu loves rei. he loves rei so much its unbelievable but thats the reason that rei's abandonment hurts so much to him. he loves him so much but all he sees is that his onii-chan left him behind and all he thinks is that he's not enough and that someone who he loved so much left him behind just like that. but what breaks me is that rei has legitimately told keito in a story that he'd rather ritsu hate him and continue to believe that because he doesn't want ritsu to feel guilt about hating rei for leaving when in reality rei was going FOR ritsu. they love eachother so much but they have such poor communication and so much guilt towards eachother that nothing can be said. rei wants ritsu to love him again so he lovebombs him trying to make up for lost time. yet ritsu rejects this because he just thinks of rei as a traitor who never truly loved him. because if rei loved him, why would he leave him alone? why would he leave for so long with little to no communication? it doesnt matter to ritsu that rei shows so much affection now because he already feels so betrayed. but regardless of everything, he loves his older brother more than anything in the world.

[rassebers]

Heart to heart

[wawataka]

bones making it their mission to make the worst quality images known to man so i made it my mission to fix that @ofsunhillow

[miamitu-illust]

parallels

[sallymew4]

EVERYONE STOP WHAT YOURE DOING RIGHT FUCKING NOW

EVERYBODY SHUT UP IMMEDIATELY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[mitsybubbles]

A small sequel to my MP100 x Calvin and Hobbes post

(Seriously oh my goodness thank y’all so much for the lovely comments and tags, I was not expecting it to blow up like that- y’all are amazing)

[01navi-ss]

ok where y’all sitting

[m00ngbin]

Happy pride month to Takenaka, Tome, and the cringefail loser club

[quirkle2]

so one thing i rly like abt mob psycho (shocker !) is that the Incident between the kageyama brothers is kept entirely contained. like, most other shows—at least ones that i've watched—feature long monologues of characters traumadumping to other characters, sometimes in the middle of fights, and while that Does happen a lot in mob psycho, the kageyama bros never do this abt The Incident, and i think that's a fascinating choice bc The Incident is the entire reason why the show starts in the first place. it's the reason mob meets reigen at all, it's the reason mob doesn't fight back against teru, it's the reason ritsu goes through his character arc. it is arguably the Most Important Story Beat and the show has countless opportunities to let the characters spill their guts on screen for drama, and yet neither of the brothers let this spill. neither of them talk about it, except with each other

there's been numerous times i've watched shows where people suddenly traumadump and tell their life story unprompted when truly not a single soul asked, but with mob psycho, both the bros are Constantly berated with questions on Why they do these things; Why are you so off-putting and quiet, Why do you not use your powers, Why won't you fight back, Why do you want psychic powers so badly, Why are you ruining these students' lives now that you have them, Why are you helping me defeat my evil dad . all of these questions eventually loop back around to The Incident, and yet neither of them ever let it slip. neither of them Ever share, and the only time they come anywhere close to it is in the wd arc

it is the event that Shaped Who They Grew Into, and yet it is not known by the main cast at all. teru has no idea, even reigen doesn't seem to understand the full extent of it, even though The Incident is what caused mob to come to his office. their parents prolly don't even know

idk, i just think that's a good detail. the brothers both hold the weight of their troubles close to their chests. and even though that makes it seem as though they figure it out on their own, it couldn't be further from the truth

their own experiences with the people around them allowed them to grow and make mistakes and learn from them, all without sharing their deepest secret, and then both took those new experiences and lessons and applied it to this issue, and learned Again

meanwhile, the rest of the cast is largely clueless abt this Entire issue. it's Crazy to me that most of the cast has no idea what the main issue is, and i think it's a brilliant choice. these characters helped the kageyama bros without ever meaning to or knowing about it, no matter how big or small the role. you truly never know what somebody else is going through !

and even in the end, it's not like there's a big reveal that tells every character the kageyama brothers' Tragic Backstory. nobody fucking knows, still. like Yeah they should totally talk this out and go to therapy or smth but i just like the fact that the story doesn't treat it as some dramatic fanfare for Other Character's Shock Value and doesn't let them air their troubles to the ends of the earth. i appreciate that