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I haven't seen any fanart yet of this dude so I'm drawing him to feed myself

Check out "Butterfly business" by Amanda Mai below, it's an incredible animation

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What a local government

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Maybe it's because I'm getting old and rent is expensive, but honestly, Blitzø has a pretty nice apartment.

Like, his apartment looks so much nicer than the first one bedroom that my husband and I first moved into back when I moved out of my parent's house... like with the size of that balcony? Goddamn... what a dream.

Exterior

And he has a fucking island that separates the entryway from the kitchen!?

Like, honestly, update the wallpaper and give him some new furniture and you could make this place look so nice.

Interior

I lowkey need Stolas to just redecorate Blitzø’s entire apartment. Maybe the kitchen can incorporate Blitzø’s love for horses, and the living room features various plants.

Courtesy of @Spiritual-Heart-5811 on reddit for making a basic layout of Blitzø’s apartment. (Post Full Moon)

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You rang?

ok ok ok but hear me out. moonstone varian with venom's tendrils

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Hi Anea, again! ^^ I hope you are doing well. Ever since I finished Hannibal and Elissa costumes, it was time for the Star Princess (West End version). I have a question about the tulles in the base of the skirt. Are they soft or more stiff? As far as I know and saw, now they are using netting or even ''crinoline'' tulle but I think I would like to go with 2017-2019 version, especially - Amy. ^^ Thank you! <3

Ooooooh! More wonderful creations to come!!!

You are right about most of the current West End skirts having a 'crinoline', or at least a hoop or two in the bottom. The benefit of this is that the skirt always has a flared hem, regardless of how and when the tulle deflates. Tulle and netting gradually becomes softer, and at this point many productions either add new tulle, replace the old alltogether, or just accepts that the skirt is more flat than before. A row of rigilene or steel boning will make sure the skirt uphelds its bell shape.

The downside of this is that there's less "floof" underneath. The ombre effect of the underlayers has always been a gorgeous effect when Christine is spinning and dancing, and that is less prevalent now. The skirts also easily get a trapeze or triangle form rather than bell shape, as it's mainly the hem that keeps the shape. Which means the earlier style was more cloud-like:

...while the newer ones is more crinoline like, and with less tulle in the underside of the skirt:

Of the skirts I've got to examine up close, most are made of a variation of netting, tulle, glittering lace and an ombre top layer. Sometimes the base may be netting, but with gathered rows of various tulle in the hem, using different shades of blue, pink and maybe a metallic fabric. Here's the underside of Kelly Mathieson's West End skirt - very similar to Amy Manford's costume:

Amy Manford's skirt in making in West End 2017:

And various underlayers of Colby Thomas' Hamburg skirt:

I have no idea if that is of any help? Feel free to ask again if there's specific photos or details you're hunting for...

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Based on @aprill-99 's post about the three because it has been living rent free for a week lmao

Bonus: Her Majesty the High Queen does not get paid enough for this shit

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"Stolas only cares about having a rugged peasant rawdawg him into his matress" my brother in christ he has sung TWO emotional songs dedicated to how much he cherishes you bffr rn

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Something something about little imps being protected by their feral boyfriends ✨

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Grace and her new fwendy-wends <3

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Starkid's New And Improved Deadly Sins!!

- Capitalism

- Voyuerism

- Nostalgic Regret

- Gluttony But Cooler

- and Theatre Kids

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Timeline Theory

After another re-watch and the head to pay attention to the small details, perhaps I have reconstructed a possible

Timeline of Helluva Boss

Here I also report some of my thoughts:

Already from the first episodes there's a strong focus on clocks and time, it is much more striking in Oops, where Asmodeus' clock marks the whole day.

I'm not sure about the year, but also from the analyzes carried out later, 2021 as the year of the narrative arc that goes from Murder Family to Ozzie's seems to me to be the most probable.

Unfortunately, Verosika's tour t-shirt is no longer available, but from some video analysis I understood that it was official and linked to the episode.

However, my research started with Seeing Stars because it's the first episode to feature an almost specific date: the 20th of a 30-day month.

In my opinion it could be April chronologically and it's agreed with the information in the subsequent episodes, but the full moon would't coincide with what was marked by Blitz.

Noteworthy:

Blitz's calendar suggests that the full moon that month is the 14th

Stolas wrote in the Western Energy chat that Blitz was supposed to come that evening and that therefore the full moon was the 20th

From the chat we can understand that:

About a month passes between the trio Ozzie's - Queen Bee - The Circus (1 moon)

About 3 months (3 moons) pass between Seeing Stars and Western Energy

Western Energy is placed a week before Oops and among these the week told in Unhappy Campers

From Millie's flyer we know that her and Moxxie's mission ends on Friday July 17th. We know from Blitz that this lasted a week, so it started on Monday 13th July.

According to what Striker says to Crisom, Western Energy should be set around July 11th and Oops around July 18th.

We should be in 2022 though, but in that case July 17th was a Sunday.

What do you think about it?

Have you noticed any other details that could clarify the mystery? Make it known so as to enrich this possible timeline

Bye~

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i calculated stardew valley characters’s real-time birthdays because i love celebrating fictional birthdays

here’s my big brain process. i looked up the average amount of days in a season and set it equal to the fraction of their birthday. ex. there’s 28 days a month, so spring 4 would be 4/28. spring has an average of 92.8 days assuming stardew valley is in the northern hemisphere. 4/28 = x/92.8 and solve for x. x is the amount of days AFTER the first day of the season. so i looked up the first day of each season (average) and added x, (ex. what day is 23 days after march 20) and these are the dates i got. marnie’s birthday is a day after mine :)

kent: april 2

lewis: april 12

vincent: april 22

haley: may 5

pam: may 27

shane: june 3

pierre: june 23

emily: june 26

jas: july 4

gus: july 17

maru: july 24

alex: august 3

sam: august 16

demitrius: august 23

dwarf: september 2

willy: september 9

leo: september 15

penny: september 28

elliott: october 8

jodi: october 27

abigail: november 3

sandy: november 9

marnie: november 19

robin: november 28

george: december 8

krobus: december 24

linus: december 31

caroline: january 12

sebastian: january 22

harvey: february 4

wizard: february 13

evelyn: february 23

leah: march 4

clint: march 14

here’s my work so you can tell me how wrong i am♥️

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cool biker guy // frog enjoyer

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nap time

twt

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Frozen 3 announced Hans nation we are back in clowning business 🤡

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sometimes family is you, your boyfriend that vaguely resembles those glow in the dark stickers, your darkest inner demons which were bestowed upon you to nurture, and a titan