#this will be like a filler interest

[rusty-gloinks]

doodle thingy of her i cooked up earlier

[sparrowlucero]

I gotta say I think it's kind of sad that steven universe was such an evocative and interesting show among it's contemporaries but was left with a very bad reputation based on what's honestly some of the worst analysis of anything i have ever seen

[cozylittleartblog]

gooseworx in the glitchx livestream: i want to see people draw jax in a suit. people should draw him crying

me: sure thing, boss o7

[honeyspotpie]

ERM have this little extremely messy Taylor doodle I posted on my insta story yippie!

And this ugly ahh Scary HELP HAVING A CLEAR STYLE CRISIS

[sillylilneurodivergent]

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ILY MADDIE HATTER. SHES LITERALLY MEEEEEE

[fry-or-die]

kakihara and ichi are really interesting parallels... kakiharas violence and ichis violence has the opposite effects too, because of how they act.. I feel like in a way kakiharas is appealing? im not a freak but I feel like everyone was entertained by the things he was doing, the high he got off of it was fun to see.. while ichi as a character in general, is the childishness to kakiharas maturity. hes still getting pleasure out of it yeah, but its especially apparent in the last fight.. maybe its cause of kakihara being unceremoniously beaten and seeing ichi like that? was so disappointing not seeing him be able to enjoy it

like idk if this makes sense but I'll put it like this;

kakiharas violence is the most appealing because you can see him enjoying it sincerely whether its on himself or someone else, and its sometimes a lil comedic (gun rimming) or kinda sexually appealing (karen stabbing someone as he smiles) what im tryna say is that its easier to see him a certain way, hes an older man, hairy and flabby, scarred and pierced with a thick tongue

ichis violence refuses to be appealing to anyone, because you see how he has to be stuck in his trauma for so long and be manipulated by jijii to do it properly. his face and crying while he kills also refuses to be appealing. he doesnt really have control, so he wants to hurt people to gain it back. even wanted to abuse the only person who stuck up for him in school because of that- but its also sad at the same time because hes deluded himself into thinking that she'd want it to be that way? in both instances where he was with a woman that reminded him of that girl, he thought that they enjoyed being hurt, and he even had a moment of clarity after jijii told him off.. it was short lived because it made him question if he should kill. really tragic shit. I don't think he "became normal" either, not just cause he started crying again when he was almost attacked- but because of how that girl reacted when he asked her out.. it was kinda weird! like maybe hes abusive behind closed doors..? maybe im wrong though and hes just a douche at worst. one way they showed how ichi thinks is by having him only really interact positively with jijii, kaneko, his son and a boy. two kids.. and he teaches em to fight because he sees himself in them. so maybe showing him interact with someone his age is proof enough that hes normal? eh. i still hold that somethings up. ichis a smooth faced young man with a strong build, short hair and bright eyes, hes tall and shy looking, and overall extrmely plain. contrasting kakiharas insanely unique design

also i think ichi "getting stronger" is like, super funny too. like a twisted look on a shonen protag that wants to be the best at whatever. thats all i wanted to say though, i hope this makes sense.

[oifaaa]

You're so right about the war arc I just feel like the last villain was kinda.... There wasn't any foreshadowing for them.

yeah I'd love to actually know what kishimoto was thinking when it came to the last minute switch since it was pretty obvious that Madara was meant to be the final villain my best guess is that kishimoto decided Madara wasn't enough of a threat on his own honestly im not as annoyed about it as some people just bc I think the real ending big fight was between naruto and sasuke and I loved that fight

[noe-clara69]

Okay so hear me out: draco as a spy for the order.

He proves himself to the golden trio in fifth year, for reasons I have yet to explain but will figure out soon enough, and runs to Severus during the summer in between fifth and sixth year before he gets the dark mark. Snape calms him down and they figure out what draco wants to do moving forward and what would be the smartest thing to do while keeping his morals in tact. They figure out the spy solution.

So snape takes draco to the order and is like “he should be a spy” and everyone’s like “no 😠” at first but then dumbledore goes “yes 🤓” and everyone goes “yeah we were joking he can join our club 😁” (I’m being funny not serious. I am also seriously minimizing the amount of time all of this will take and the complexity of all of it, but follow along)

Does all of that make sense? You guys obviously can’t read my mind and have no idea what I’m going to do with the characters yet, but this solves a big plot hole that I was trying to figure out a way through.

[worstloki]

entering the story and deciding it's your mission to save your favourite depressed, lowkey suicidal, losing-hope blorbo

[snurtle]

I said I would do it, and I did it! A thinly veiled excuse to draw more cowboy Kaname morphed into postcard appreciation ft! the most desirable vacation locale in Bleach, obviously. And Ashido Kanou!! I felt bad only having him as a teeny 1 inch bull menos-rider in the background, so he gets to be the page ornamentation on the back <3  He is camping do not bother him <3 <3 <3

I’d love to do more of these in different locations with other underappreciated characters.

[beansterpie]

rewatching LoK, i'm being reminded how much I dislike the.... the brothers, mako and bolin, yanno? they're such underwhelming characters on basically every level. it'd almost be impressive if they weren't in every episode and didn't annoy me so much ugh

[simcardiac-arrested]

do you ever get an idea in your head and you can’t get it out unless you draw it. that’s what this is basically

also based on this scenario i came up with in a fit of Evilness

[cowboyinternist]

to be entirely honest this podcast would be so unenjoyable if it was 100% plot “relevancy” 100% of the time. literally half the appeal of this show is that it’s twilight zone slice of life.

[lucindarobinsonvevo]

Neighbours Episode 8990 (2024)//Neighbours episode 5042 (2006)

[redysetdare]

Cassandra from the tangled animated series was actually the worst character and the fandom along with the show treated her way better than she actually deserved to be treated.

[clay-pidgeon]

every day i think about feferi peixes