#this took me a while

[kurolini909]

* Recall Naboris' Champion of Sand,

Before she was lost to the land...

Urbosa terrifies me. I love her.

<- Previous: Champion Revali.

-> Next: Champion Mipha.

[mossyarts]

dreaming

[mugmegan]

re volume 16 cover animation

[corpxgoth]

I wanted to step out of my comfort zone with this drawing ^_^ I ended up rlly liking the result!!

also I've been busy with college :P blehghhgg!! but anywayz (*´∀`)♪

! pr×ship dni.

♰┈┈┈🪻┈┈┈┈⋅•⋅⊰∙∘☽ 🪻 ☾∘∙⊱⋅•┈┈┈┈🪻┈┈┈♰

[hiitsem]

For the red dwarfers, took me around two days in all but here she is:

✨Starbug✨

[meowme0wo]

TORB

[diazmaximoff]

What your TWO favorite Life is Strange 2 endings tell about you?

I've been in this fandom long enough to notice a clear divide in opinions on the four endings in LIS2. We've all got our favorite, shaped by many factors like brotherhood, contentment, emotional impact and morality.

What I've also noticed is that while there's usually that one preferred ending that overrides the others, many people also have a second favorite ending. I find that so significant because it actually reveals so much about what kind of a person you are and what you truly value in life and in storytelling.

This is my breakdown of what your top two LIS2 endings might say about you as a person and how you interpret the message of the story in the game:

Redemption & Parting Ways: If these are your top two endings, you likely have strong moral values and prioritize responsibility over personal desires. You believe in doing what’s right in every step of the way, even when it’s painful, and you don’t see running away as a sustainable or justifiable solution. The noble, selfless sacrifice in Redemption—Sean giving up his life and freedom for Daniel’s future—or even in Parting Ways, where Daniel refuses to hurt anyone and partially sacrifices his freedom to ensure a peaceful life for both Sean and himself, is more powerful to you than Daniel unleashing his powers at the border. The sense of closure, ending the cycle of running, and seeing Daniel have a stable childhood bring you the satisfaction you need. Ultimately, your priority is what’s best for Daniel.

Parting Ways & Blood Brothers: If these are your favorites, you focus on what’s best for both brothers. You value balance and are willing to set aside morality for a more gratifying resolution. Crossing the border and potentially harming cops is a compromise, but as long as both Sean and Daniel have the opportunity to live their lives, you’re okay with it. The focus here isn’t necessarily on freedom together; it's just that you value the idea of both brothers having a future, no matter what form that future takes. You don’t believe in self-sacrifice that involves surrendering to an unjust system, or in a future where one gets the short end of the stick while the other one gets to live freely; instead, you think Sean should have a chance at life, just like Daniel. To you, Sean going to prison or ending up dead after everything he and Daniel have endured together feels contradictory to his journey, making them an unsatisfying conclusion.

Blood Brothers & Redemption: If these resonate with you most, you’re drawn to the story’s themes above all else, the one important theme being togetherness. Morality and personal satisfaction take a backseat to narrative cohesion. You see the game’s core message as unity and brotherhood, so you prefer endings where Sean and Daniel remain like-minded and end up together by the end of the story. You also might judge endings based on how in-character they feel—Sean sacrificing his youth for Daniel in Redemption or choosing to cross the border to stay with him in Mexico forever feels more fitting than Daniel abandoning Sean at the last moment or Daniel inadvertently getting Sean killed. If a character’s actions seem illogical, out of character, or break the bond, it pulls you out of the experience. The story is about the wolf brothers, not about morality.

Lone Wolf & Redemption: If these are your favorite endings, you likely resonate with tragic conclusions where the main characters are placed in a helpless position, unable to escape their fate. Both Lone Wolf and Redemption strip away the brothers' agency in different ways—Sean either sacrifices his freedom for Daniel or loses his life entirely, leaving Daniel to navigate the world alone. These endings reflect a harsh reality where no matter how hard the brothers fight, their circumstances ultimately overpower them. You may appreciate stories that don’t offer a clean victory—where the weight of past choices, external forces, and tragic inevitabilities shape the final outcome. Whether it’s Sean resigning himself to a system that was always against him or Daniel being left to carry on alone, these endings reinforce the idea that life isn’t always fair, and that sometimes, no amount of love or effort can prevent a heartbreaking end.

Lone Wolf & Parting Ways: If these are your favorite endings, you view Life is Strange 2 as ultimately Daniel’s story rather than Sean’s. While the game begins with Sean guiding and protecting his little brother, both of these endings mark the moment where Daniel fully takes control of his own destiny—separating from Sean, whether by choice or by tragedy. To you, this shift in perspective is what makes these endings the most powerful. In Parting Ways, Daniel actively chooses his own path, rejecting Sean’s decision to cross the border and deciding to live a lawful life in the U.S. under surveillance. Meanwhile, in Lone Wolf, Daniel is once again left to forge his own way—only this time, it's not a choice, but a consequence of losing Sean entirely. Both endings reinforce the idea that, in the end, Sean’s role was always temporary; his journey was about shaping Daniel into someone who could stand on his own. You may appreciate stories where the torch is passed to a younger character, and where the protagonist's role shifts from leader to memory—someone whose influence lingers even after they’re gone.

Lone Wolf & Blood Brothers: If these are your top two endings, you probably favor the most "badass" conclusions—ones that others might dismiss as the "wrong" or "bad" endings. You reject the idea that the brothers should conform to a system that was never built to protect them. Instead of watching Sean and Daniel submit to authority, you prefer seeing them carve their own path, even if it means breaking every rule to do so. You don’t buy into the idea that Sean should surrender, nor do you think Daniel should be forced to suppress his powers just to fit into a world that fears him. To you, Lone Wolf and Blood Brothers represent true freedom—one where the brothers refuse to be controlled by society, even if it leads to a tragic outcome. You may not trust the system at all and would rather see them fight tooth and nail to get to Mexico, even if only one of them makes it. The struggle, the defiance, and the refusal to back down are what make these endings satisfying to you.

[random-dragon-exe]

So because I'm hyper-fixating on FOP A New Wish, here's a drawing of Peri I did.

This show has me in a chokehold rn.

[breezysuffers]

plant magic doesn’t actually exist it’s healing magic oh my goddd

[gummidon]

Animation I posted to my yt

Images from said video :]

[tlmtwelve]

Prompts: Ezra Bridger, Yoda, reading

[genevawrenn]

Calling all QSMP Bolas enjoyers, I made a playlist of every VOD I could find, listed by order of date streamed.

[If I missed any or made a mistake please lmk. Also yes there are some privated VODs on there, I have a few downloaded but I don't know those creator's rules on reuploading content so those are only for me, sorry!]

[z-nightshade]

I will reiterate that I am no artist, but I did remember I had a drawing app on my IPad so I tried my hand at drawing Cass once more

I’m rather proud of it, though there are some things I’d change

[ballorita1010]

Staryyyy🎉🎉🎉

They're so cute omggg✨✨🩷💕💕💗

Full canvas:

[electropneumatic]

Bit of an issue.

[swiftieinbrazil]

"Celine was sitting on a bench while observed her husband fixing his car and Sebastian's wife watering flowers. She whispered to herself: "I want to kill them".

"When asked why she chose Florida to live in, Celine replies:

- I like Florida. I think it's a good place to live. Celine smiles as she thinks "and to bury some regrets".

Fortnight and Florida!!! as books: covers and back covers

TTPD songs as books - [1/?]

Ps: The plots, quotes and characters are fictional, inspired in my understanding of these songs and a little bit of imagination. Hope you like it, because I already have ideas for another songs.