#wammys a

[numbuh424]

they're at it again.....

(reference under the cut)

from twitter here: https://twitter.com/HL0428/status/1775440646603759955?t=woHnAYxtSgfFiDzJe5to0Q&s=19

[nanome-is-dumb]

AWAWAA

I've been having busy busy days recently 😪

butwhocares🙄 have this baby L eating gummy bear😈

[petalleyy]

😐

Near just want to see his dad again 😔

[poucz]

[gummy-sharks666]

Mama, I’m chasing a ghost

I don’t know who he is

[m1nionlvr]

mello finding out L died and then also finding out he might have to work as a team with near

[smallsinger5901]

I tried my hand at making some of these

[theoldworldsrunnerup]

Made several different batches of... these?? (What do you even call these things) a while ago. Here are some of my favourites

[ponury-grajek]

happy birthday light yagami you deserved all of this that happened to you <3

[vamphorica]

i think i will put them in my mouth.

[poofmalyakaet]

washi stamps fragments

[gwenandy]

Roblox draw and donate wammy kids :3

[optimisticgardenhologram]

I feel like there’s something very cultish about Wammy’s House. I looked up common characteristics of cults and found these similarities:

Recruitment: The residents at Wammy's House are some of the vulnerable humans imaginable, not only children who are impressionable and helpless by nature but specifically orphans who by definition don't have anywhere else to go, have no other ties to the outside world such as family or other adults to advocate for them or help guide them in life, and are completely dependent on the Wammy's House for their care. 

Isolation: Recruits are whisked away to an isolated and secretive place which is likely in another country or even across the world, where their pasts are erased, identities are stripped and re-assigned. Like previous mentioned they inherently have no ties to the outside world, which leads into the next trait...

Control over members lives: As a private orphanage/school Wammy's House controls every aspect of its children's lives and they are only allowed the freedoms, opportunities, direction and experiences the institution provides and permits them. It also establishes their life goal for them and monopolizes all their time, thoughts and physical energies in service to the institution's vision.

Us-vs-them mentality: The idea that this an elite and fundamentally special group of people, the world's most gifted children, with a special purpose. Where belonging is proven through the competition in an environment where the kids are publicly measured against each other and with the underpinning implication that their value and potential as humans is tied to their performance. This also raises the question of what happens to a child who is brought in but then fails to perform at the high level expected, are they shunned - cast out back to another orphanage that is perhaps not so materially nice and permissive with its kids?

A charismatic leader: How the entire organization revolves around the veneration and almost religious ideation of a human leader (L) who is the living embodiment of a practically unreachable ideal and to whom members proclaim zealous loyalty.

Apocalyptic thinking: The stated purpose of the house is centered on waiting for the unavoidable cataclysmic event of their charismatic leader's death and about how the new order will be established after.

Conformity and control: All of this happening within a closed-system echo-chamber environment.

..............

So yeah, those boxes get checked. I'm sure it's all fine and none of the orphans will come out of that system messed up at all though, right?

[designatedkilljoy]

i might be onto something guys

[colossaldoodle]

More death note doodles and a Mikami jumpscare

[fibsyy]

They’re talking about kirby

Thank u @beetlevvings for the matt design inspo 🫡