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started at 9:30, finished at 1 🥲

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tiny big man

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more chaos mk

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i made mk into a chaos monster

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comiiic froooooooom... lemme check

Jun 28 of last year, it mostly needed cleaning

anyway self indulge momence nyohohoho

edit: I forgot to mention! the adoption papers bit is a reference to my first LMK comic!

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Harbinger of Chaos who??

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ok wait,

ive seen ppl use sunset trio for mk wukong and nezha, and then ppl use sunset trio for macaque wukong and nezha, so whos the real sunset trio? and whats the other trios name?

and whats the name for all four of them- do they even have one

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thinking ab mk (s5 spoilers)

how he was going to bring chaos no matter what but he could either obey and be appraised for a choice that wasn’t his own or be looked down upon. How nuwa was so desperate to save humanity she took away one of the things that make it humanity, choice, and how mk tried to make her see that. how it doesnt matter how people lived or who they turned out to be because in the end their lives, experiences, choices, and identity, would all be ripped away again into a blank slate. how mk was made to die just to restart everything, how he’d be seen as a villain for going against his destiny or a coward for letting it happen. how neither nuwa or mk was in the wrong. how nuwa wouldve reacted upon the pillar being fixed without the cycle resetting. how mk wasnt meant to experience but his experience of humanity was what made him see things differently than nuwa. how she wanted to protect everyone but only ended up trapping them. how no matter what he chose it would all lead to pain, either his friends grief or letting the world restart.

omg this man is tragic

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This was how it felt watching Wukong in the s4 special

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Wissam Hamada, the mother of Hind Rajab, whose legacy continues to inspire movements worldwide, despite her tragic passing expresses her profound grief mixed with pride as her daughter's name now resonates at institutions like Columbia University. She calls on the world to continue protesting so that children like Hind could be spared what Hind had gone through.

[eye.on.palestine]

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someone saw me drawing these and we kind of awkwardly stared at each other lol

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...i begging yall do not get desensitised to reading these. this is horrific. this is evil. children... were shredded... SHREDDED. do you understand what that means? do you get how evil someone has to be to do that to another person? can you process that sheer malevolence and wickedness it would take to do that??!! to a child?!?!!!

"Al Jazeera's Hani Mahmoud from Rafah, southern Gaza: About seven people, a mother and her children were killed earlier today. We’ve seen video from the hospital where their bodies were taken. The children’s bodies arrived in plastic bags. They were shredded in the air strike on the home. The only survivor of the attack is the father. ⁠

"This pattern of killing entire families is nothing new after nearly seven months of war. Entire families have been obliterated in Israeli air strikes. Just in the past 30 minutes, there was a strike at the Nuseirat refugee camp in central Gaza. We’re trying to get more updates on that attack." from Al Jazeera English, 03/May/2024:

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In Yemen the death count stagnated at 15,000 until the war ended and the people were able to count their dead. Today, it's commonly accepted that over 300,000 Yemenis have been killed by war and famine. We will see a similar situation in Gaza after a ceasefire.

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they’re racing

i might color this later