hundredpercentunknown

[hundredpercentunknown]

mogami tv show box set is $40. mogami variety show appearances free on youtube

[hundredpercentunknown]

I really like Reigen's personality

[hundredpercentunknown]

reigen teacher noise

[hundredpercentunknown]

the entire encompassed plot of mob psycho had to be so insane for reigen in particular. before an elementary schooler with complex PTSD wandered into his forgettable, barely afloat scam office, he was just some guy. Literally a random lonely dude with no friends and no real direction. and then three years later he’s pulling the trigger on a pistol, trying to murder a homicidal terrorist with god-like powers who’s leveled the whole city in order to save his pupil’s life. this entire story had to be such a ride for him. at what point does he sit down and be like “how the actual fuck did this happen. how did i get here. that was a premeditated murder attempt.”

[hundredpercentunknown]

guard dog

[hundredpercentunknown]

Every character in Mob Psycho is so lonely at the beginning of the series, but they all express it in different ways so they don’t realize they’re all dealing with the same problem!

Mob makes himself small and quiet and blends in and does his best to never make a scene and never ask for anything and never think about what he wants. Reigen makes himself big and loud boisterous and takes up as much space as possible–but it’s all show, it’s all slight-of-hand, it’s a magic trick so everyone looks where he wants them to and he doesn’t have to risk anyone seeing through him. Ritsu makes himself perfect and dutiful and studious and pours himself into the mold of A Good Son, A Good Student, A Good Brother, and thinks that if he buries himself deep enough no one can touch him. Teru makes himself sharp and brilliant and frightening and puts himself at the top of the pyramid and convinces himself that it’s a feature that no one can get close to him. Dimple does the same thing–makes himself into a god and a monster, someone who only sees humans as pawns. Never equals. Never friends.

Everyone has walled themselves off from genuine connection, convinced themselves that there’s an important reason they’re alone that isn’t just that they’re afraid, and the series is about all of those walls being torn down, bit by bit. There are a million ways to be lonely, but the solution to all of them, every time, is vulnerability and kindness.

[hundredpercentunknown]

im late but happy vday everybody

[hundredpercentunknown]

these mob drawings are pretty old (from when i used to draw with mouse 💀) but i still liking them! please have him

[hundredpercentunknown]

💐

[hundredpercentunknown]

something I started when the manga finished and that i wanted to post before the series did

[hundredpercentunknown]

mob tells reigen to shut up accidentally... two!!!

[hundredpercentunknown]

mob psycho 100 is the most autistic thing i've ever seen and every time i forget just how autistic it is the plot manages to throw something even more eerily familiar and relatable at me. like you're almost finished with season 2 and you think to yourself "damn it really can't get more autistic than this" and then they introduce serizawa

[hundredpercentunknown]

Mob, sprouting up like a weed

[hundredpercentunknown]

20,000 FRAMES? 20,000??????????

[hundredpercentunknown]

season 3 announcement!! time for a redraw

[hundredpercentunknown]

026 - drawing

[hundredpercentunknown]

broke: kageyama parents suck so reigen adopts mob

woke: reigen is a good mentor/older brother figure in mobs life and his parents are just fine

bespoke: reigen is a spare parent they keep in the closet in case of emergencies. no I won't elaborate