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VOMITS BLOOD

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RAHHHH

This is my first and probably last time drawing lebron James

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kim dokja's love

(old art!)

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A smart investment

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bored

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Rough drawing of YJH because of a discussion I was having with folks bout what that chest belt looks like/is for in his design.

maybe will clean up the drawing later (maybe not idk)

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POV: you're about to be murdered by the psycho regressor while his moral compass is........otherwise occupied

Credits to @theofficialuriel (I'm pretty sure...) for the idea to make this yhk!

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"tragedies: the love was there"

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shin yoosung doodle

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i migrated to twitter for a while so im not staying for long

my twitter is @/ogseaweed so ig i'll see you there (maybe~)

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oh god its been a while huh

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POV: It is Oldest Dream's first day at school and Secretive Plotter's decided to trail him around for his own safety

inspired by @angicoforest 's post here

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Maybe there is a universe out there where we could’ve lived peacefully together.

Everything Everywhere All At Once x ORV

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I feel like no one talks about how Kim dokja goes through a reverse character arc by the ending of orv. Every other character has gotten better and has grown into a stronger character by the end, but Kim dokja… well. Spoilers ahead.

We see the character growth of kimco directly during the group regression where kimco is literally able to create the perfect turn together.

Meanwhile Kim dokja, the guiding light of the series, the strongest incarnation who took all of them under his wing and protected them to the end, has concluded the series at his LOWEST point.

The part of the epilogue that intrigues me the most is the aspect of role reversal. Most series begin with the protagonist getting saved until they are strong enough to save themselves. Kim dokja begins the series strong enough to protect everyone, becoming stronger as necessary but he ends in the position of needing to be saved.

To put it simply, his arc doesn’t feel finished. He has spent the entire series behind a wall, and only now at the very end has it come down. Only in his final moments do we see his greatest weaknesses and insecurities on full display. It takes over 500 chapters to get him to the starting line of addressing his issues.

I don’t think I can get over the last broken fragments of his story knocking on the train car door for kimco.

Makes for a great set up to the side story ig LOL.

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ok guys im about to make an embarrassing confession

i was just going through my binders from a few months ago and found......a powerscaling chart of orv...................when i first started reading

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Support group for people whose other halves were stolen away by Kim Dokja

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believe in me