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just hangin’

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Woah, he’s so gorgeous and hooooot

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I LOVE YOU I LVOE F YOU THANK YOU PART 5 WRITERS FOR MY .. LFIE

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insp.

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NANA WEEK 2018:  Day 7 - Predictions, Major Arcana Tarot Part 2

I tried to make the pink the somewhere between the pink of the title on the mangas and the pink used when it was printed in the Shojo Beat magazine!!

[Part 1]  [Part 3]

Short explanation of my card choices under the cut:

Continua a leggere

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This is probably my favorite scene from Lupin III Part V.

Near the end of the penultimate episode, we have Jigen telling Lupin to consider retiring, as the modern age seems to be catching up on them and their mostly archaic ways. However, Lupin, being as he is, is still willing to take the challenge. He sees how exciting their situation sounds, almost like some sort of TV show (specifically the mention of the hero’s song).

Initially, when Jigen makes the “this ain’t some TV show” comment, I was worried about how meta this conversation was going to get, but surprisingly, it takes a different direction.

Lupin believes we’re each our own audience in our individual life. It doesn’t matter what others may think of you. All that matters is what you are doing next. And if others don’t like it they can “switch it off”.

But, it’s more than just a simple “lesson of the week”. This scene is also reflecting on the future of the Lupin franchise. With a plethora of new anime coming out every year (or season, for that matter), there’s always something new, in the now. Lupin has been living for five whole decades, and, though the fandom still seems to be strong, there may come a day when that audience is lost.

However, Lupin the Third won’t meddle with that. Until that time comes, he’ll always remain the gentleman thief that he has been for the last 50 years.

I might also add that Part V is one of my favorite incarnations of the franchise. The writing and animation has been solid throughout, and the stories are perfectly woven together (even the one-off throwback episodes spliced in between are a delight). The staff and cast have outdone it this time.

One episode remains, and I know, in good old Lupin fashion, it will go out guns blazing. Until next time…

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What good are your happy ideals if you can’t do anything to make them a reality? They’re nothing but dreams, and your dreams don’t stand a chance

sir crocodile requested by @gentlebastards

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“What sort of torture is this…?”

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Literally me :

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I wish you could be honest with me. 

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Lady Kashi to Hak: "Protect Yona..."

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ginti (ギンティ) ✖ requested by anon

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Wait... They said they were dragons, so I thought they´d look kind of monstrous, but... what is he... THE INCARNATION OF BEAUTY Itself...?

Jae-Ha requested by: kissing-the-villains

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Some random gifs. Just want to say that this is the best CGI anime movie I’ve ever seen.

Yeah I mean look