#End of the World

[idek-how-do-ifeel]

Ok but I legitimately will never understand this

Like bye

[elisecairo]

[fabricdragondesigns]

[valefresitas]

[one-time-i-dreamt]

I woke up and apparently the moon was gonna hit the earth, but everyone was like, really chill about it.

I talked to my mom and she said: “Yeah, the moon will hit the earth in about three months, you still have time to say goodbye to the people who you care about." 

I was like "damn”, and then I said: “How do you guys knew before me?” And my mom said: “Its because we watch the news and you don´t.”

[eris-perish]

"Look at the sky, Martin. Look at the sky. It’s looking back."

Drew The Magnus Archives season 4 finale, this is the first piece in a while thag actually took me days to complete. Also made a funny shitty little poster thing because why not

[lostl1sbons1ster]

[anonbeadraws]

today's warm up: Happy anniversary darling~

[animatejournal]

The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie Director: Peter Browngardt | Studio: Warner Bros. | USA, 2025

[tilbageidanmark]

Dystopian Spectrum Venn Diagram.

(Not exact but it's the thought that counts.)

[xoxvanillaxox]

[loadingartist]

It's the endgame.

[lullabyscars]

To the end of the Fucking world

[firestorm09890]

Heartless move like animals and creatures that could feasibly exist and Nobodies move like a poorly-done sfm animation with shiny, rubbery textures no living humanoid should have. End of the World is all crags and sparkling waters and strange plants and life and everything from everywhere mashed together and The World That Never Was is all hard edges and neon lights and the illusion of a city where not a single person lives and it is pristine and perfect. A heart is connection and growth and a hollow body is stagnation. As a final boss Ansem turns into a massive inorganic structure (boat) made of organic material (flesh) and Xemnas turns into a massive organic structure (dragon) made of inorganic material (buildings). The former, the heart and Heartless and End of the World, is about the raw substance, and the latter, the body and Nobody and The World That Never Was, is about the appearance. and you need both

[weirdlookindog]

Warwick Goble (1862–1943) - “Frozen Earth”

illustration from Herbert C. Fyfe’s article ‘How Will the World End?’

Pearson’s Magazine, July 1900

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