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People can handle evil characters(for the most part--usually they twist their behavior and water it down) but people really can't handle good characters that lose their head or lose themselves and have a moment of fallen grace. Fandom has shown this time and time again. They really look at them as worse than the initial evil.

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When you daydream about your story and it doesn’t magically write itself onto the page:

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👒 『STRETCH GOAL UNLOCKED』 ⚔️

We are excited to announce that we have unlocked our fourth stretch goal: an enamel pin designed by avenoirn!

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The post for the HD version doesn't exist anymore so let me slide this in your timeline ✨

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👒 『MERCH PREVIEW』 ⚔️

Here is our third stretch goal item: a tote bag designed by soaked-doors featuring Luffy and Zoro mid-fight! This item will now be included in all eligible bundles.

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I thought the sad part was over with the previous episode…

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bonnneeyyy

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Now that title voting has ended,

we’re proud to announce the new title for the zine…

Peculiar Pedigree! ✨

Thank you all for voting, and remember to apply as a writer or an artist— applications are still open!

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i love this trio sooo much

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Even if everyone calls you a tyrant… I’ll never forget how kind and cool you were. Dad, you’ve always been my hero.

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all the wolves begin to howl

commission 💚

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gnash your teeth,

protect each other

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Starting next summer, the major downtown areas of Hanoi will ban all gasoline-powered motorcycles as part of a program to cut down on emissions. The plan will go into effect on July 1, 2026, and then will expand the following year to cover more districts outside of downtown, and eventually include gasoline-powered cars as well. Other major cities like Ho Chi Minh City and Da Nang are now studying similar measures. The plan is part of Vietnam’s national goal to phase out gas-powered two-wheelers entirely by 2045. And in a country where motorcycles are the lifeblood of daily transportation, with an estimated 72 million of them on the road, this marks a seismic shift.