#$245

[freshthoughts2020]

[shakespearian-love]

Ravenous with you ❦

[twoandahalfdimes]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO MY LITTLE BABY BOY AAAAA I LOVE HIM SO MUCH I NEED TO GIVE HIM ALL THE KISSES IN THE WORLD HE'S SO PRECIOUS TO ME

[g00miato]

God protect these dilfs 😩🙇‍♀️ (quick drawing)

[olasketches]

I aspire to not give a fuck about anything the same way he does

[ezralva]

Kusakabe BEFORE meeting Higuruma

Kusakabe AFTER meeting Higuruma

Literally make his body be a shield (against Sukuna) and stepping stone for Higuruma

Can't blame a man for having priority ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[isjasz]

Please hold📞

[mimisempai]

Nothing can keep them apart

Incorrect Good Omens Quotes Masterpost Part 1 : here

Incorrect Good Omens Quotes Masterpost Part 2 : here

[btxtyuri]

kusakabe wanting no part in this sorcerer shit bcs he wants to go home to his family but suddenly jumps to protect this random guy arms stretched and everything like woah OKAAYYYYYYYYYY??!!!!!

[soniadamasco]

Choso, Ino and Higuruma bitches, how are we doing after chapter 245?

[freshthoughts2020]

[mostlyfate]

Klaus and Caroline in "My Brother's Keeper" — It’s very peculiar. What’s that look for? It’ll all make sense eventually.

[duckiemimi]

i’ve always liked how judgeman is depicted with its eyes stitched instead of the typical blindfold you see on lady justice. there’s something more severe, more committed, about it instead of a removable blindfold—as if justice is an integral part of its physical being as a shikigami, and not an extension, not something you can “take off.”

(other than the fact that stitches just fit its uncanny appearance more, and because stitches are very symbolic in jjk, it would’ve also been redundant to give judgeman a blindfold, considering gojo himself is easily identifiable by his blindfold).

hiruguma himself has said it:

equality before the law—that is the principle he was referring to here. no matter what, no matter who. then,

how horrific must the revelation of sukuna’s crimes had been for judgeman to force a stitched-shut eye open. a guilt so heavy, it turned the scales upside down and left no room for impartiality.

i’ve always found it interesting that sukuna used to be human in his past life. a powerful sorcerer, but human nonetheless. and though he is a curse now, what differentiates him and the living sorcerers we see today? in fact, what differentiates curses and sorcerers? what happened to sukuna for him to turn out the way he did? what was his critical point, when he became “unsaveable,” and where was his point of no return?

(also, when—if—higuruma dies, will he go with his eyes open? heart on his sleeve, raw, not yet atrophied?)

[xxnghtclls]

You Are My Special

[deer-a-day]

245

shedding velvet deer

[ryoshudoodles]

"I was just reaching out to grab onto something, anything"

245° Day of waiting for Canto 9