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live laugh love atsushi

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one of the questions in the interview was if s kk had "special communication" between them and if they could understand each other just by "looking into each other's eyes" like... I cant' say much abt them but u know which partner ship specifically does have special understanding between them to the point that it's explicitly highlighted to the point where it's even non spoken :)

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Apple trend with knkdz

...I'm impressed, Kunikida. Nothing gets by you, does it? Incredible.

Shut up! What do you want? You... You were...

You were so talented.

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kunikida but with those like multi coloured pens

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dazai so adorable in wan

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I need that kind of Kunizai. Pls.

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BSD sketch collection

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get loved, idiot

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Back at it again with my custom Kunikidas. Maybe one day we’ll get a figure of him but for now I can only try

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She's back once more >:) Inspired by this tweet and my friends Aubrey and Stellar for always encouraging my home wrecker Knkd posting aha.

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I am... SORRY.

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I am... SORRY.

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no customers at work?? draw harvey!

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My man.

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the thingy

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that this is kunikida's ringtone image for dazai is both terribly funny and terribly sweet because it's a double entendre. dazai is depicted as hanging in reference to his suicidal tendencies, but he's more specifically depicted as a teru teru bozu.

teru teru bozu are traditional handmade dolls hung outside doors and windows in Japan as prayers for sunny weather. they're made from tissue paper or cloth and are usually white, ghost-like figures with strings tied around their necks.

the dolls are a folk craft, but their name was standardized by a popular 1921 nursery rhyme that begins, “teru teru bozu, teru bozu, ashita tenki ni shite okure” (“sunshine monk, sunshine monk, please make tomorrow sunny”). the rhyme asks teru teru bozu to bring sunny skies, promising the weather-influencing monk sweet sake if the wish is granted. If the wish is not granted, the rhyme threatens to chop the monk's head off.

in other words, kunikida is likening dazai to a monk, capable of bringing sunshine (and pliable with sake...). he is also threatening to chop off dazai's head in the alternative. (which somewhat reminds me of kunikida's entrance exam imperative to shoot dazai dead should he have sensed dazai had evil in his heart.)

so, kunikida's ringtone image for dazai is a prayer for sunshine each time dazai calls him and revealingly implies that kunikida likens dazai to a charm that brings him sunshine. it is also a threat against dazai should dazai's call bring more rain instead.

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my beautiful baby kunikuni