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I just remembered to be excited about DOROHEDOROR SEASON 2 THIS FALL 2O25

DOROHEDOGR SEASON TWWWOOOOOOO

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Managed to finish this today only bc death stranding is taking forever to download now if only i could find it in myself to draw literally anything else for art fight

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“it’s evil work” not to me. not if it’s my residents.

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If they disappoint me with the mcu xmen movie i might actually have to kms this is the only thing keeping me going rn

The absolute least they could do is make Scott like an actual character

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dorohedoro cover collages from the art book!

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CLEARLY

You don’t own an air fryer

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Part of me is so afraid of actually reading quentin quire’s first appearance because i just know intuitively that that boy is like a fun house mirror to who I was in school and who i have developed myself into

Fuck this gay boy and his freaky parallels to my life specifically

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Me to me when even the slightest mishap occurs:

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the passion of scott summers

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x-factor over, book sales down, had to get a real job

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Dysphoria is crazy bc i do genuinely think i would feel better if someone broke my nose a few times

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prompted by something my friend said

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i’m a big fan of this blog so far, i’m afraid i have to diagnose it with peak. i’m so sorry 😔

Oh no! is it terminal? please say yes please say yes please

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Just found out about resident evil 9 on my break and im about to fuckim lose it i have no one to talk to about this

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I love when writers reference older comics, and MacKay does that a lot—which I really appreciate. In X-Men #17, the way Scott describes his strategic thinking immediately took me back to Uncanny X-Men #144, where he’s shown “cheating” at pool using his optic blast. In that same issue, Schwarzechild accuses him of pulling a “dirty trick,” and Scott explains that he sees the battlefield like a pool table. It’s such a fun and clever callback ...

And honestly, it feels so right that pool, not chess, is Scott’s metaphor. Chess is more of a Xavier/Magneto thing—ideological, confrontational, rooted in opposing forces. But for Scott, conflict isn’t about opposing someone else’s worldview. It’s about control, angles, precision. Sooo pool is quiet, technical, and demands an incredible amount of patience, spatial awareness, and self-discipline—all things that define Scott as a leader and tactician. Okay maybe this last part is me seeing too much into it but I'm delusional like that...

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Got accused of cheating in marvel rivals today bc Psylockes ult just be like that

Frankly homophobic of them