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teacher that played genshin

just redownloaded genshin and was playing yoimiya only to remember my yoimiya main english teacher in highschool who would genuinely listen to me explain genshin's story dumbed down and then told me i should change my build off of her standard deck because generally it's less restrictive to put her on a 2pc/2pc pyro+atk set

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ahhh she's such a cutie!!!! hyacine has quickly become my fav girl in honkai, i usually just like the male characters but she's soooooo cute and sweet!!

earlier pic from when i couldn't figure out how to do eyes lol

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YOU are the villain.

it really pisses me off that i keep seeing people be like "kris is so terrible!" "why doesn't kris like us???" "i wish kris liked me :(" YOU ARE THE VILLAIN. YOU ARE CONTROLLING A 15 YEAR OLD AND MAKING THEM ACT HOWEVER WHICH WAY YOU WANT, and they are VERY aware of it, and extremely uncomfortable by it! Even if you're the nicest person in the world, THERE IS AN INTERDIMENSIONAL BEING CONTROLLING THEIR BODY. why would you be anything but the villain in that story

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Deltarune: dead.

SPOILER WARNING: Spoilers for chapter 3&4! So. I think that it is very likely that Kris has actually died. The story of Deltarune is one that is parallel to Undertale, and we are shown that many things in these series repeats. Meaning, of course, that it's very possible that Toriel and Asgore's human child is, or has, died. At first, I didn't think that Asgore had done anything truly unsavory. I didn't think that Toriel would just so comfortably allow her child still around him, no matter how much she rather just avoid him then outright confronting him and shutting him down. But..I think Asgore's reveal in chapter 4 here while in the vents

To heavily imply that he has done something probably just as heinus as he did in the original game. I don't think he killed anyone, but I do believe that somehow Kris had gotten hurt, and that Asgore was willing to do anything to get Kris back. Most likely, I think that this accident included both Dess and Kris. I believe that the families turned to Gaster Meaning that, Kris would be an amalgamate.

Yeah, one of these ugly little dudes. Sounds a little ridiculous, until you recall that these things were fully sentient beings at first. In fact, there was a theory for undertale that believed that we still saw some of the underground Amalgamates that were successful. This being Gerson and the lover dogs. Meaning that, in the undertale universe, reviving people is completely possible. It should be noted on how these things are revived is based off of determination. Human souls, naturally, have more determination and therefore and just easier to revive. But. Not every revival attempt is successful. While all were said to be successful in the original attempt to revive monsters, the second round of this was said to have been failed.

Most bosses in Deltarune are colorful. The only exceptions to this would be the Titan and the Roaring Knight. She even has holes in her hands, her body is clearly a shattered representation of what form the roaring knight took. I think that Dess's soul, unable to be fully brought back by determination, is currently being kept in the dark world until her body can fully be kept back. This is obviously assuming Dess is the roaring knight, but really at this point I do not feel that there is anymore of a clear option other then Dess. Especially with those big ol' antlers. So, what's Asgore trying to do now? I assume one of two things, or perhaps both. 1 ) Disconnect Kris's soul from us, the player. This is assuming that he is aware however, which I do believe this is the case. This assumes that Asgore is the person that Kris was talking to over the phone, and that person does seem aware of some degree that Kris does not have **something** that they need, having to do with this whole situation as Kris does not want us to hear these conversations. I'm not sure how much Asgore is aware, because Gaster and Kris of course most likely know more then him, and probably just aren't telling him everything. This is pretty opinionated though 2 ) Asgore is attempting to bring back Dess, because he believes that this will make both families forgive him ( And I think most likely the mayor as well, Toriel says how she wishses that she wouldn't support Asgore...like that. ) and thast they can all be one big ol' happy family again. I'm really amazed that Toby Fox decided to double down on making Asgore an absolutely horrible man that should not be allowed around even his own children. Even if whatever I'm thinking isn't true, nothing can save him from the terrible behavior with Toriel this chapter.

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stsg sketch

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gojo has been waiting a whole 5 seconds

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pookieful

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on the case of "it'd be a cold day in hell before I'd fall in love with either one of you."

( Translations differ, unofficial source for photo. Same premise of, I would never love either one of you. ) This line, in the context of the chapter, comes completely out of the blue. It's said by Shoko, the chapter before Gojo is released, the first thing we read Shoko say this chapter. I myself felt this HAD to be a mistranslation, because it came so out of left field for me that Shoko was suddenly talking about loving Gojo and Geto. Some i've seen claim she's talking about platonic love here, but I find that very hard to believe when in the next panel she is claiming that she was there for him, and is with the group of monsters waiting his return.

The next page gives context to why she would be thinking this- she can't even start to understand how Gojo felt alone. Not when she has been there the whole time for him, not when he has students all around waiting for his return. Here we can see what in reality she lacked over romantic love, a deeper understanding of Gojo. She could not understand the loneliness of being strong like Geto could. ( Though, I hate when people say this is the only difference. Sukuna too understood that lonely feeling, that didn't mean he could satisfy Gojo. )

Put simply, she was trying to figure out what she was lacking to make Gojo feel alone. And her answer seems to be that she lacked the love that Gojo ( And perhaps even Geto ) needed to be able to feel not alone in this world. How right or wrong she is doesn't exactly matter, but we know how important Geto is to Gojo. We know that what everyone else lacked for Gojo, Geto had. Perhaps outside of the ability to understand each other when it mattered. ( I honestly doubt that Shoko even realizes that Gojo doesn't see her as much more then an acquaintance. The relationship between these two is rather sad, with little communication outside of probably work. I think this is just because Gojo's only understanding of friend is Geto and their relationship alone. ) But, why is that brought up now, exactly? In the context of the chapter, on the edge of our seats for the return of Gojo- isn't it a little odd to be thinking on something like "I could have never loved you", to someone she clearly cares about?? I would think it is, if not for the fact that it's setting up for the next chapter and some vibes about Gojo& Geto's relationship.

The next chapter sets up the idea that Gojo's state after the unsealing is possibly unstable, they set up for a whole big thing. It's a little anticlimatic, IMO, when it turns out that Gojo just...teleports away?

That's what I thought at first, anyways, until I realized that Gojo had the full intentions of killing Kenjaku as soon as possible all for the possibility of mourning his body...Again. You'd assume he's past that phase, but you know, we all handle grief differently, whatever. But in the context of the past two chapters, the idea of Satoru's loneliness that could only be cured by love, not platonic love, he seeks out the body of his best friend, just to mourn him all over again...

That's not all either. As it turns out..If Gojo can't have the body right now, he'll want it on December 24th. A notoriously romantic holiday, to the point that even Kenjaku points it out as gross.

And before I hear "Kenjaku is just trying to get on Gojo's nerves!" ...Yes, obviously. The guy with all of Geto's memories, who we know has seen enough with how he had all his faith in just saying "Hi Satoru" would be able to trap Gojo. I really do doubt that Kenjaku was just randomly making insults. Especially when you consider the fact that Geto is the one who originally made these plans on December 24th. Kenjaku would not only have all the memories of Geto and Gojo's time together, but also would know the exact mindset that Geto had when planning this on Christmas Eve. I have a hard time believing this guy who has all the access to everything he could to make a cutting jab at Gojo would just pick this barely an insult "Isn't that gross cuz it's romantic?" And the other defense I often hear comes from Gojo himself.

And like...Yeah. Sure. This works as an excuse. But it's not exactly like Gojo cared up until the moment that he knew he couldn't have the body then and there. Who would this second death anniversary even matter to?

Of course Gojo doesn't give a genuine defense to Kenjaku, why would he? Giving a genuine response to something that simply leaches off of every genuine emotion you give him is a poor idea. I still kind of think that Shoko just thinking about this was kind of weird in the moment, even if it kind of led into the next chapter being about Gojo the Romantic when he's Emotional

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redrawing of yanabo artwork i love her style

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two bad bitches one on my left and one on the right dont really ship yorozu n sukuna but that trend about "three way kiss toniight" just made me want to draw him with two bad bitches LOL

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save me

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you will forget all that we are. you and me.

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safe sex in rp

PLEASE GOD DONT JUST RANDOMLY THROW IN "the condom broke"????