#generally multiple

[ciderjacks]

dad issues

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(I think they were all fundamentally affected by what they saw and just collectively decided not to share the upsetting details)

[welove-hpb]

"Maybe it's not as big as you want me to be. But, let me tell you that your t-shirts don't even fit to cover this huge belly"

[temeyes]

soap look up fig when

[rainbow-taishi]

Butterfly

[inafieldofstarflowers]

and what if i said nicky is actually really important to neil’s development as a character and also to neil as a person? are we ready for that conversation

[trektown]

Another post to show off my Q cosplay. Shout out to the other two Qs I met on Saturday

[seancefemme]

would you tell me if you want me, cause I can’t move until you show me

[doctorforks]

android × bus driver × inventor. sadly this has more lore below

Feel free to ask questions I have an ugly amount of information regarding this au

in the distant future, dazai "drives" a tourist bus with a designated android tour guide called fyodor who's basically yokohama's hatsune miku (there are multiple). The fyodors' personality and looks all take from their hikki creator, dr dostoyevsky.

these androids are referred to as the doctors dolls, he can "possess" them and walk around yokohama freely. In fact, theyre probably the only way you can meet him, since he doesn't leave his house often.

Anyway he leaves the house when dazai destroys one of his dolls accidentally

you see, his designated fyodor was tasked with seducing him, then getting him fired as the company's attempt to downsize, however this led to Dazai's ex getting jealous and planting a bomb in the bus, so naturally it blew up. Fyodor was so furious he made dazai his slave in a way (the ceo fukuchi let dazai go by splitting his pay instead and working for fyodor sometimes. Instead of 4 pennies he gets 2)

tl;dr: dazai wants to fuck the fyodor android(s) while ignoring how it's basically dr dostoyevsky as a robot girl, dostoyevsky observes through the doll's eyes and pretends he's playing an otome while he gathers the final elements for his "plan"

[alittlecartoonie]

🌿take me outside, sit in a green garden🌿

[c0mm/gift for hexmunculus on ao3 and his incredible hunger games au!!!💚]

[scyllaenjoyer]

PENELOPE DID NOT WEAVE THE SHROUD FOR TWENTY YEARS, I scream as they drag me away

[welove-hpb]

Once your belly is bigger than your body size, is a perfect pregnant body

[itadooori]

s2 gihun with s1 characters PLEASE

wait i love this concept omfg

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

I don't know if you're aware, but MXTX absolutely doesn't allow any profiting off fan merch for their series. So I'd be more careful about any mdzs related physical item project. Even if you're beyond their copyrights reach, it's a courtesy to honor the author's wishes

Anon saving me from drinking the Copyright Soup.

[queenofthursday6599-blog]

You know I keep seeing people mention that they headcanon that Damian drops out of vigilantism as an adult to become a doctor, and in every post I see about it, just about everyone can't help but to cheekily toss out the phrase "like his grandfather- no the other one" as if Ra's Al Ghul doesn't have more than one canonical origin story as the historical equivalent of a doctor.

Like in the origin story I know best for him, Ra's first wife died because a king demanded he cure/heal his dying son, and Ra's attempted to heal the prince using the Lazarus Pit he was studying, and the prince went crazy and murdered Ra's wife and then locked Ra's in a cell with her body for days after blaming Ra's for the murder.

There are comic runs where Ra's is specifically stated to have discovered germ theory hundreds of years before it was theorized in the real world, like the man was The doctor before he was radicalized.

Damian growing up to quit vigilantism to become a doctor is interesting not because it makes him more similar to Thomas Wayne, it's interesting because it would put his character arc as going in the exact opposite direction to Ra's Al Ghul's arc.

Ra's Al Ghul was a healer, who wanted to help people, who was then radicalized into thinking violence is okay as long as it's against bad people, then radicalized further into thinking a majority of people were bad/stupid (when he got really into environmentalism in general, and started to think human's and their pollution was the greatest threat to earth), then developed a god complex believing he has the right to decide who lives or dies (full blown league of assassins, influencing the world order stuff) and also had the right/responsibility to live forever to ensure he could dole out said judgement.

A good if flawed man, wanting to help people, becomes radicalized and eventually becomes convinced he's a god and has the right to act like a god.

While Damian's is the exact opposite. He's born and raised with the idea that because of his blood he has a right to judge who should live or die, based upon his personal morals. Then he finds out his bloodline doesn't give him the right to decide that sort of thing. So Damian ending his arc by way of fully walking away from violence to become a doctor, Hippocratic oath of Do No Harm and all, would be fitting.

A child raised to think he was a god, is brought down to reality, and grows to learn he's just a man, and has no right to make the judgment that someone lives or dies.

That's the interesting part about the possibility of Damian deciding to stop being a vigilante and instead become a doctor. Especially because he's originally raised to be an assassin.

[kagihirapotato]

i want kagihira to KISS for valentines day

[gomzdrawfr]

Omega price is dating half the base at this point

eh it's alright

Ghost on the other hand.......