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an Alfendi as a stress-reliever from college ✨

my first time drawing him and actually turned out really well, wowza

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my hot take for the professor layton fandom

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i’ve realized i’ve never uploaded my art for the stanley parable storybook i made for my final illustration class, obviously that needs to be fixed! these are some of my fave pages i’ve done!

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Life size Appletun plush has been announced for Dec23. Costs roughly $86.

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sonic fandub doodles

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I had another Pokemon Sword and Shield related dream. Oh my god. What is happening.

This was more so a brief moment within an existing dream but—

It was about how the player (Gloria, in this case) was wandering across the Crown Tundra, searching for the legandaries, when they suddenly heard two scarily familiar voices yelling at each other from across the field.

It was Klara and Avery, both clad in their own winter outfits.

(Klara had some earmuffs, a fluffy coat similar to Melony’s, mittens, pants, and high boots that reached the middle of her thighs— while Avery had one of those huge trench coats that went all the way down to his ankles, a scarf, and his signature top hat).

They both seemed to be traveling together, both equally struggling to deal with how different the weather conditions there were in comparison to the Isle of Armour. Avery had a difficult time trying to move about anywhere without nearly toppling over from some patches of unexpectedly deep snow, while Klara refused to move at all sometimes with how she was too busy shivering from the icy winds.

At some point, Avery loses his balance entirely, falling back first into the snow below and getting himself shocked with a huge wave of cold. Klara just finds this absolutely hilarious, doubling over in laughter for a moment — until Avery uses his psychic abilities to topple her over as well, making her land right on top of him.

Klara gets very visibly (and audibly, for that matter) annoyed with how Avery used his psychic powers on her instead of helping the both of them find warmth instead, all the while Avery pompously denies that he’s done such a thing and was just trying to “help out”.

There’s a moment that they have a heated staredown, and the player even thinks that they’re about to break into a fight— until the both of them devolve into shared laughter over their situation, their faces flustered and their smiles feeling genuine for once.

Klara eventually moves forward and snuggles herself against Avery’s chest, to which the psychic goes sheepish at and lets out a few flustered chuckles (but doesn’t even try to stop her in the slightest), and that’s the exact moment where the player realizes that these two somehow ended up dating.

They almost think that they make a cute couple. Almost.

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Someone tell Raihan he’s famous too

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Sunshine ☀

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This interaction during the Galarian Star tournament is still the funniest thing to me I just lose my mind everytime I see it

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Y’all it’s 7 am in my timezone but I needed to make this post cause I legit just woke up from a dream about the True Rivals ship and I’m losing my mind

(Disclaimer off the bat: it wasn’t anything inappropriate, not to worry)

The premise was simple enough: Leon and Raihan were scheduled to have an exhibition match one early morning. Leon came, doing his usual shtick of hyping everyone up in the audience by making some “stage talk” with his rival (throwing out some light disses, prideful remarks, how he plans to keep his title as champion no matter how much the other would try— those sorts of things that don’t actually mean anything of substance outside of the stadium since his relationship with the other had always been a good natured rivalry).

Raihan, on the other hand, was feeling off.

He wasn’t feeling particularly bad in any way, no; he was feeling really happy and content with where he was. Maybe a little too much to the point that he had forgotten to keep up his public face of being the wild and fierce dragon-tamer everyone else in Galar knew.

He didn’t respond to any of Leon’s antics, didn��t try to make any faces that would usually show off his passion for battling and wanting to be the best in the region— all he did instead was just stand there, right in front of Leon as they were in the middle of the field. He stood there, silent, with his hands shoved into the pockets of his jacket and a soft smile on his face as he watched his rival go about. Even the commentator of the match themselves made a comment on how “passive” Raihan was being, speculating that it was nothing more than a strategy to throw the champion off his game so that he wouldn’t possibly be able to guess his game plan later on in battle.

In reality, he’s caught in the bliss of realizing how far he’d come with Leon as one of his closest friends. He’s reminiscing back to simpler times, back to when Leon wasn’t even champion yet and someone he just happened to encounter on the same route early on in his journey. He never would’ve believed that, years later, that same boy who could barely navigate a one-way road would become the decade-long reigning champion of the Galar region.

And more so, he wouldn’t have ever believed that he would still be considered as his greatest rival of all time.

Back in the present, Leon soon notices how the other had been silent all this time, doing nothing but staring at him with a gentleness in his features that he usually only got to see when they were out of the public’s eye and playing undercover for the sake of being able to hang out as friends without being paraded by fans. The early morning sunlight was bouncing off the other’s face, making his relaxed and admiring expression all the more prominent and framing that humbled smile of his perfectly.

And it was driving Leon insane.

He found himself unable to do anything else but fluster up after seeing how genuine the other was being as compared to his usual showboating, a deep shade of red quickly filling up his features before he stopped doing his stage talk entirely and stammered to one of the referees for the match to start already.

This is what finally gets Raihan off out of his trance on the other, and all he does is response is let out a hearty chuckle before smoothing out the cloth on his headgear and pulling himself back into his stage appearance of an obnoxiously wide smirk and hunched over pose.

He doesn’t feel an ounce of regret from letting himself go for a moment there though, because seeing the other’s blushing state and near-speechless reaction made it all so worth it.

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A very short and important compilation of Leon chuckling in Twilight Wings

because why not.

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aku aku was terribly underused in twinsanity

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That new look keeps growin on me 😶

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Boboiboy: What is it and why you should watch it

In this post, I’m going to talk about an amazing show that @findmeinthevoid and I have just absolutely fallen in love with, and all the reasons it is worth watching. 

A prior note is that I will aim this post towards the Miraculous Ladybug fandom because I think they would enjoy it immensely.

What is it? Boboiboy is a(n incredibly well-done) Malaysian children’s cartoon that is like Miraculous in that some kids got powers from [x] entity who thinks it’s a good idea to give babies powers and now they’re heroes. However, it is more than that and has it’s own outstanding qualities that make all the more reason to watch it.

So let’s get started.

1) Lack of the oversexualization of the characters (primarily females)

I think something I think most people have seen the heroes in the comics and shows: they all wear the skinny, sensual hero suits where the girls’ bodies look broken and the boys honestly also look suggestive too, even if they’re 14.

Boboiboy doesn’t have that. 

He is 14 Galaxy, and younger in the previous seasons. You know how he went around saving people? In a hoodie, baggy pants, and sneakers. (It’s more of a vest in galaxy, but you get the point).

An excellent example of one of the girls would be Yaya:

You don’t see this lovely young lady running around in a skin tight suit and she is very much clothed.

The characters still look aesthetically pleasing but they aren’t forced into costumes that they shouldn’t be wearing. (Honestly this can be applied to any super hero or magical girl series.)

2) No Romo (And extended clauses)

A number of shows aimed at a younger audience aren’t shy on romance and relationships in their writing.

Boboiboy has no romance, period.

The creators have a strong no romance stance on the show, so any occurrence of anything more than friends is none.

What does this mean for the writing, and how does it influence the viewers? Well for one, they aren’t constantly distracted and worrying about the person they like or if they did something stupid in front of their crush or that their crush likes another person. 

It also shows young viewers (primarily 14 year olds, but also younger) that they don’t necessarily need to experience romance and all that crap.

There’s also nothing to confirm nor deny your aro/ace headcannons so feel free to bring them to the party.

Also because of this no romo rule, they don’t have some of the more… odd flaws in heroism other hero series has. Secret identities, for example. They don’t have to worry about exposing themselves, heck, they don’t even have identities to expose. They’re themselves in front of each other and the people and don’t need to go through a whole Magical Girl Transformation to use their powers, even if it’s for personal benefit. There’s no drama about “oh i have protect the people I love so I have to keep it a secret.” 

What Boboiboy does have is amazing friendships. Seeing these kids and their genuine love and care for their friends, with no double feelings and just pure and wholesome platonic love is so life-giving and refreshing and it makes me so soft.

3) Representation?

As you may have noticed from previous reasons, there is a hijabi and she’s wonderful. Yaya is incredibly smart and she could probably murder a  man if she wanted to. She strikes fear into the hearts of her classmates with her authority, her power, and her cookies, while also being very soft and loving. 

Besides that, there is immense diversity on the cast, particularly on the main team alone.

There is a special for Eid as well, along with a couple of other holidays.

4) Responsibility is Important

You ever notice in some shows all the damage is just fixed within the next episode and everything’s fine?

Boboiboy doesn’t have that. They physically have to fix and clean up the collateral after their fights and have to deal with the lasting consequences. On some occasions, these consequences result in a whole different episode and even an arc because of what went down. By doing this, it teaches the important of facing and accepting one’s responsibility instead of just shoving it under a rug and acting like it never happened.

Also, when characters are injured badly enough, their injuries last for more than one episode and can influence the plot line of another. 

5) “It’s a feel good show.”

It is, it really is. I’m pretty sure for a majority of my time watching it, I’m smiling or laughing my self into a state of pain because it’s just really a feel good show. It’s funny, slightly ridiculous, but also soft and wholesome and cute. That is not to stay it doesn’t have serious, emotional moments but overall, it’s really nice like that.

A number of the shows and their fandoms that I watch have the tendency to give me anxiety, but Boboiboy doesn’t? I don’t feel like I’m dying? I love them so much?

6) Writing (A little spoilery?)

Lessons:

See Responsibility Is Important

There’s an entire arc on the important of recycling.

Generally primarily focuses on good habits to keep, rather than good morals like “Don’t jump to conclusions”, like staying healthy and crap like that. However, for a majority of the time, it’s very subtle and doesn’t get in the way of the plot line. This is kind of disregarded in Galaxy though.

Plot Development:

The continuity of the writing is amazing, watching arcs transition between one event to another with such fluidity. It feels like nothing is just random and isn’t just dropped for no reason. Little pieces are important to the grand puzzle.

There’s very few plot holes.

Character Development:

You can visibly see the characters mature and change over the course of the series.

Honestly, most of the characters are extremely lovable for one reason or another. 

7) Handling mental health

One of my favorites, honestly. Through the series, there have been characters who show signs of abuse, trauma, or anxiety and stress. But they aren’t just left to suffer. Their problems are addressed and they are reassured that they are going to be okay and they are helped and that is amazing. 

8) Creator-Fanbase Interaction

The best I can describe it is that the creators are like online creators and their hearts just explode knowing people watch and enjoy their series, and this shows with how they interact. They acknowledge the fanbase’s existence and provide information about the show and characters.

The instagram is a good example of that.

Did I mention that you can find all of the crap you need on youtube from the official Monsta channel.

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10) No Shoes In The House

To heck with your western homes where you track germs and dirt and scratch up the hardwood floors, and shows where they don’t have the care to animate the characters without their shoes, whether they be in the house or on a bed. 

It’s just nice to see them take such care with details like that. (wow, characters sleeping under blankets and they’re not wearing their shoes in the house and wearing pajamas).

Just, I can’t be the only person who cringes when I see characters wearing their shoes in the house.

11) Memes

These characters are living memes.

12) Animation

The animation improved exponentially since the first season, and Galaxy is stunning.

Have you seen my son? He’s not missing I just want you to look at him.

Conclusion: Please consider looking at my son and his friends.

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Anyone remember Frostfire Naegi and Supreme Leader Koko Ci? No? Well let me refresh your memory

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