#tsukiko sagi

[kittycouch]

[binalakai-archive-archive]

awaiting the day i can finally stream paranoia agent to more of my friends so i can have an excuse to do more fanart for this show

[buruhas]

Paranoia Agent

[goodolreliablejake]

Help me, the characters I relate to the most are Harrier Du Bois Disco Elysium and Tsukiko Sagi Paranoia Agent.

[rez-n-rex37]

Finished paranoia agent yesterday and loved it, so I drew Tsukiko, Maromi and lil slugger ::::D

I loved Tsukiko and her big ass eyes

[rankkava]

Tsukiko Sagi with her Maromi plushie 💟

[c0ckedgun]

to remind me that i am a fool

[islandneko]

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[islandneko]

professorjava:

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[islandneko]

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[atamagaitai]

2011-09-22 19:29:35

[docgold13]

Profiles in Villainy

Lil’ Slugger

The enigmatic menace known only as Lil’ Slugger is a corporal manifestation of panic and anxiety, a presence generated and intensified through mass hysteria who plagued the bureau of Musashino, Tokyo, with a series of brutal and unprovoked physical attacks.  Appearing as a young adolescent, riding inline skates and wielding a golden baseball bat, the Lil’ Slugger would target those individuals experiencing extreme psychological duress.  The rising fear of his attacks only acted to intensify people’s stress, offering the entity greater power and leading to more and more assaults.  It was not long before the wide spread panic had engulfed nearly all of Musashino.

Ironically, those who were assaulted by Lil’ Slugger found their lives actually improving.  Having a clearly identified figure to act as the focus of their anxieties provided an odd sense of relief… as though it was easier to fear a boogyman rather than the more diffuse stressors of ever day life.  

As the specter of Lil’ Slugger continued to spread throughout Musashino, a pair of investigators, Keiichi Ikari and Mitsuhiro Maniwa, were tasked with tracking down the nebulous origins of the threat and apprehending the culprit.  Through painstaking effort, these detectives were able to discover that Lil’ Slugger had inadvertently been created by a celebrated cartoonists named Tsukiko Sagi who was coping with the accidental death of her dog.  

The young woman had been walking her dog and accidentally let go of its leash.  The dog wandered into traffic and was hit and killed by a car.   The trauma of it all was too much for Tsukiko to contend with. She created a subconscious fiction that the dog’s death was not her fault but rather it had been killed by a delinquent boy on skates who bludgeoned the dog with a baseball bat.  

The psychic energy of this lie somehow manifested the Lil’ Slugger into being.  It was an embodiment of trauma and denial that continued to feed off of the stress and anxiety of the city.  Once the truth of his inception was brought to life, once the unconscious origins of the entity were made conscious, Lil’ Slugger ceased to exist.  

The villain did not have any actual dialogue, yet his vocal sound effects were provided by actor Daisuke Sakaguchi.  The Lil’ Slugger appeared in the anime maxi-series, Paranoia Agent, debuting on May 28th, 2005.

[hotgurl]

i always say i’m not like any fictional character but i really think if i am a woman in media i must be tsukiko sagi in every possible way