#this is loooong btw

[ryssbelle]

Drew a bunch of Marinettes in a bunch of different artists styles it was a lot of fun!!

Artists who's styles I mimicked: @buggachat @hamsternamedmarinette @ladybeug @sabertoothwalrus and @anna-scribbles all epic artists 🤟😎

[poorly-drawn-sallyface]

felt this was too cursed to put on my main but too good not to share anywhere

[chooh2]

The bigger the biceps the better for carrying the weight of the galaxy, that's just science 😌

[willyhoos]

chara deserves to break out of the game window and stretch their legs a little.

HD still beneath cut!

[skibasyndrome]

Wilhelm & Simon + touching each other's hair 💙💛💙

[johankasas]

You know what! She will turn into ghoul. because I said so

[linkedin-offficial]

[curious-blupee]

It took 3 months but I am finally finished!

[thatonesimp-e]

ooh yeah you are excited for the new fic you're

you're all going to explode

[anonymocha]

For my next trick

Vertin x Charlie /lh

EARS WIDE OPEN ACTUALLY...

[gaytedlasso]

personal but good stuff in the tags cuz I just realized something and feel proud of myself

[the-acid-pear]

see the thing that gets me about the human centipede is that you're either a normie going to watch a movie and getting scared over nothing of you're a freak whos going like WHAT'S ALL THIS THEN?! and like both can backfire bc i cannot stress enough The Human Centipede is such a stupidly tame movie there's barely any blood at all but thing is what makes me be SO insane about it it's that Heiter's actor May He Rest In Peace just put his WHOLE PUSSY into playing him making it such a fucking enjoyable and hilarious movie.

Like you cannot go watch the human centipede first sequence expecting to be scared bc you'll get bored in the first 40 minutes of doomed yuri but you gotta embrace the sheer campiness of it. Nobody cares about the campiness bro. He makes chicken sounds. He makes horrible silly chicken noises. Are you listening to me.

[awaaaaan]

beep beep

[bredforloyalty]

i see some hate for hugh jackman cameo in the new ricky morty. and all i'd like to say is. cranky because wolverine doesn't sound as funny in your language as it does in hungarian, aren't you

[marxistluffy]

I think about the relationship between the Strawhats and the Marines a lot, because despite what we'd all like to think, despite what dialogue DIRECTLY from the show might say, they are not completely enemies.

Are there a lot of figures within the marines that Luffy would personally like to beat up and detests? Absolutely. Does that mean he sees all the marines as his enemies? No.

Luffy and co. have help guided quite a few marines to a correct path. Some of them even have friends, family, or odd relations with some people in the marines. When Luffy shot down the World Government flag, I think some of us forget that A) He was doing it to show how little he cared about the power system, especially if it was to save a friend. And B) The World Government = / = the Marines. The Marines are the government's lap dogs, they work with them, take their orders, etc, but at the end of the day, they're meant to stand for something different, to stand for justice, and a lot of them DO try to help civilians and be heroes to those around them.

They are just very limited in how they can do that.

Luffy has no limits. He has no superiors. Piracy lets him do whatever he wants, and he uses that freedom to save lives. So when I see arcs like Dressrosa, where the marines are fighting desperately to keep people from getting hurt, or Alabasta, when the Marines actually sided directly with the Strawhats, I think... No, the marines are not the Strawhat's enemies, they are often, in fact, quite his reluctant supporters.

Marines don't like pirates. No one is supposed to like pirates. But for a man like Luffy, who is using the title of pirate to change the world, any marine or figure that really wants to bring about justice would look up to him. Coby looks up to him, Fujitora, who is much stronger than all of them, looks up to him. And even small-time marines that barely know him, in some way, realize that he's doing what they can't. Because none of them have the bravery to step outside the limelight, to be called "evil," while actually saving the day. And I think it's oddly poetic that the only ones who can see the hero mantle he wears are the ones forced to don that mantle every day, for a society they often fail to protect. That the ones who truly know how great Monkey D. Luffy is feel indebted, frustrated, and second-best to him, to (who they believe is) their enemy.

In an odd, roundabout sort of way, a lot of the greater marines and the Strawhats are rivals, because even though they antagonize each other, they're often working toward the same goal. They always strive to fight the good fight and save the same people, and at the end of the day, Luffy and many of the marines have a similar arc: to reform the system that's hurting people.

The only difference is Luffy is doing it from the outside, and he does a much better job of it because of that freedom.

[1-jar-of-stars]

Let’s talk about Misty Quigley working in a nursing home because she thrives off of being needed, so who better to surround herself with than people who are literally dependent on her.

Maybe that’s also why she kept the reporter around for so long. It gave her something to do for a while.

It makes me think about the reason she was so dedicated to finding Nat. Is it because she genuinely cares about her, or is it because Nat made her feel needed? On one hand, the surviving yellowjackets are the only people we really see her care about, but on the other hand maybe it’s because every time she looks at them she’s reminded of that feeling in the wilderness when she talked and people listened.

In a lot of cases it doesn’t even seem like she really likes the patients, she just likes the feeling of being in control of their lives.

She fears rejection so she just puts herself in a space where nobody can afford to just throw her away because she provides for them. Just like in the forest.