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Summertime! ~

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yall remember that one arc?

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Pro hero dkbk 💪

Based on this lovely thread by @/shikkestu on Twitter

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The reason for Bakugo “Great Explosion Murder God Dynamight” Katsuki climbs in rank.

Let’s just say it was one of the fastest rank climb in the hero society’s history 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Izuku might or might not do this “intentionally” 👀

(The skill he got from being a teacher 😆)

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The new pages are good

I missed them

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did this inspired by this twitter post lol https://x.com/sillybeehades/status/1919009724772544621

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tdbk neighbours canon, they have each other's keys in case of emergency, when Izuku goes to visit one of them, they go to bug the other one left. Katsuki favourite pastime is pranking Shoto. Shoto falls for these pranks all the time because he loves them. Instead of moving together Izuku likes having two departments to crash on lol. Kacchan cooks for Shoto aaaallll the time, Shoto starts inviting Izuku to his daily meal provided by Kacchan and now Kacchan has to cook for three, he loves it.

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Villains hear them before they even see them

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WE'RE SO FUCKING BACK, YA'LL

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Today was a busy day. Have some TaiYama cuteness <3

and! much more goodness by this amazing artist –> Digimon adventure series by RW09

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I, um, got back into Digimon and these two absolutely stole my heart UGH.

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Back to my current obsession (ramblings to follow)

https://weheartit.com/entry/259434364 (source)

This picture is absolutely the perfect condensed summary of Taiyama in Tri.

The role reversal between Taichi and Yamato is a thing of beauty imo. Taichi is now the more mature one, the one who sees the bigger picture, the cascade of consequences, and feels the heavy weight of responsibility. As a result, he is more ponderous, more meditative, more prone to introspection and to silence, and far less quick to act.

Yamato, on the other hand, seems to hunt an ideal he made of them (and of Taichi) as they were all those years ago. He still sees things in black and white, and is still wholly embedded in the Chosen Child role he strived so hard to attain during their first adventure in ‘99.

I guess that explains so much and gives so much depth to what happens in Tri.

Yamato had a really hard time growing into himself and his crest in ‘99. He was a sensible kid, heavily burdened (and defined) by the responsibility of his brother’s well being. Shy, and with a certain lack of self worth born from the last however-many-years of having his emotional needs unattended by a workaholic father and kind-of-absent mother (“you’ve grown again” are not exactly the words of a weekly-present parent). He found in Taichi’s spirit something to both envy and admire, his admiration winning out in the end, and growing into real appreciation. To him, the time in the digital world was terrifying and stress-wrought because Takeru’s safety was always in question and his care was on Yamato’s shoulders. To Yamato, their battles were hard won, not only because of how scary and dangerousthey were, but because the inner fortitude and self-confidence in his crest virtue that he needed to attain so they could win was a constant fight he struggled with till the very end.

Taichi, on the other hand, seemed to be born to bear the crest of courage and their leadership. He was adventurous to the point of fearless at times, sometimes making him insensitive to other people’s reservations. He was goal oriented, and very adaptable. At the same time, he was very kind and encouraging, with an honest disposition to compliment everyone’s achievements and strengths and no desire to mock anyone’s weakness. And he is very aware of the weight of responsibility even in ‘99. So much so that it results in SkullGreymon. So much so, that it pushes Mimi to walk away from the group because she needs time to process the heavy burden of their friends’ sacrifice, and Taichi acts on the very true notion that they don’t have the time for such luxury.

But for Taichi, their adventures in ‘99 were not an excersice in learning self-confidence and teamwork. No, he had that in spades and in perfect balance already

No, for Taichi, ‘99 was a painful growth spurt were he came face to face with the worst of his faults and -worse in a way- with the faulty side of his virtues. Because his determination led to lack of empathy. His proclivity to action meant lack of fore-thought. And all of this burnt heavy at the very end.

And Tri shows all this spectacularly.

Character development has always been the best part of Digimon Adventure (and Digimon in general), but Tri goes above and beyond in this.

They didn’t forget a single detail about ‘99 and ‘02 when planning Taichi and Yamato’s interactions.

Because Taichi is a born leader because he has always seen a little bit more of the bigger picture. He is a little bit oblivious, enough that some societal constraints are past his notice, but very aware of his responsibilities to his friends and family; to do good for them and by them. He is determined to go forward, but won’t pull anyone that doesn’t wish to follow. And still, he will wait for them in utter confidence. He trusts those he leads blindly. Yet takes full responsibility for what his team does, because he is the leader.

And this shows in his internal conflict throughout the whole series. And through the painful decisions he makes with utter conviction. In his words to Hikari when he states that they must kill meikoomon. Taichi is being pulled every-which way by his responsibilities. To the people he protects, to the digital world, to his friends, to their digimon partners, to Meikoomon. And he is struggling with what he was, and with what he learnt in ‘99 that he should not be. Most of which, Yamato was the one to point out. Because Yamato was the only one who took Taichi’s leadership as something to be checked and held accountable. And from him, Taichi learnt to listen to the others’ opinions. To consider their fears when taking a course of action (should they go to Pinoccimon’s house or not?). To take time for mourning (“can we make a grave for numemon?”) and so many other things.

Yamato, on the other hand, has always been a little bit more selfish in his priorities. He is not self-centred, at all. But what he does, he does it focused on those that matter to him. First it’s all about his brother, then come the team, and finally, he goes to battle against Piemon because he realises exactly how much his friendship with Taichi means to him. He goes for Taichi and his comrades. His responsibility is to them, not to any grand abstract duty. Taichi is the one who gives them their purpose. He follows it for Taichi and the rest.

And Yamato is very much still enamoured with this dinamic. To the point I’m certain he has idolised it. And in Tri he can’t seem to understand that Taichi may have reservations, that he may fear and hesitate. Even when he says he finally understands Taichi (“the fear of losing something important”), he says it in fear of losing Taichi. He still can’t seem to place the lives of the strangers around them in the same consideration.

So he is pushing for the Taichi of old to take the leadership once again, while Taichi is trying to finally live up to young Yamato’s expectations of a more considerate, more reflective leader that takes into consideration not only the good he may do, but also the bad...

Man, this picture is perfect~

Tri is perfect <3

—rant over and out

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The party will be like, “Steve, you have to tell somebody when something is going on. You never tell anybody anything!”

And Steve will be like, “Yes, I do. I tell Robin .”

Then everybody turns to Robin and ask why she doesn’t tell anybody. She shrugs and says she does, “I tell Steve.”

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Izuku doesn't like to go to the shopping center or the mall with Katsuki because he can't say something is cute or stare at stuff for too long because the pro hero is already with wallet in hand, ready to pull one of his many cards to buy 10 of whatever his babygirl liked.

Katsuki didn't know one of the advantages of earning a lot of money was to buy everything Izuku could possibly want, but after he managed to afford the mecha suit, his world opened to new possibilities (all of them focused on showing his undying devotion to Izuku).

And now he can't stop, no matter how many times Izuku tells him he can buy his own stuff. Sometimes, Katsuki even gets slightly grumpy when Izuku walks into their apartment with something Katsuki didn't buy for him.

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Este año no tengo algo cute para San Valentín, pero les traigo mi recopilación de los ecuchi pasándola bien, con 2 dibujos nuevos 👀 (o 1 nuevo y otro del año pasado que nunca subí jeje)

Link a poipiku para los dibujos enteros

La clave es el apellido de don Eloy, patrono del ecuchi (?

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Como manda la tradición, este día les traigo a la brotp como viudas de año viejo, y como también indica la tradición cada año que pasa Manu y Pancho salen más fabulosos a bailar en la esquina akadjssk xD

As always dedicado a @jay-koffee