#GK spoilers

[castiel]

Misha Collins as Harvey Dent in Gotham Knights S1E7

[sunglassesmish]

MISHA!!!!!

[gooseymacleans]

I think I can explain all of this...

[violetfaust]

So it turns out that (according to Google) being the DA in a major metropolitan area is a pretty sweet-paying gig.

However, nothing will ever convince me that this

is not the apartment of a billionaire's sugar baby.

[itoendme]

the way noda satoru draws ogata’s fake eye actually says so much. it looks pretty much indiscernible from his real one with the exception of not being able to show emotion. it looks normal because ogata isn’t a very expressive person to begin with. his cold, dead, eyes are a trademark of his character design. however, the prosthetic eye does look very obviously fake in his death scene. he is filled with despair and disillusionment, and his real eye reflects that, but his fake eye doesn’t move. the convincingness of the prosthetic up to that point mirrors the representation of ogata as an emotionless, defective person until the moment he realizes that he feels guilt.

[n8mar3m0m0]

i can fix him (rkgk)

[jesterofalltrades]

Stephanie realizing she’s queer and in love: “so this is what it feels like”

Me who’s last Cw ship went to super gay hell and didn’t get a kiss and backtracked in its gayness: “So this is what it feels like”

[wyntereyez]

This shot in "Gotham Knights" is creepy AF.

We've all seen in cartoons where someone is in silhouette, except for their very visible smile, and they somehow managed to do it with Two-Face before the full reveal. This isn't a great screencap, but if you zoom in, you can see it.

[onebarofsoap]

she gave me light, and now i’m going to be killed by her

[castiel]

Misha Collins as Harvey Dent in Gotham Knights S1E1

[sunglassesmish]

i’m losing my entire fucking mind holy FUCK

[aleriya-darling]

ok, but they have the same look on their faces 🥺

don't mind me, I'm just sobbing on the floor 😭

[thetiredstuff]

YEAH HE IS!!

[glitchpenguin]

panel redraw! this line's been seared into my head and i wanted to draw something for it

the original:

[val-el]

going feral

[itoendme]

i talked in a previous post about how ogata shooting his eye out is symbolic but i want to expand on it a bit more so here goes:

ever since ogata was a child, his mom was telling him to become a soldier. I'm not going to unpack his entire relationship with his mom or else this post would get way too long but he starts shooting birds in an attempt to make his mother notice him. he becomes tsurumi's personal hitman in order to make tsurumi value him. everywhere he goes, the only thing he has to offer is his skill with a gun. it pretty much becomes his entire identity. even after asirpa shoots him the eye, he's able to adjust to shooting with his other eye because he knows that he'll be useless if he doesn't. and the way he chooses to kill himself (or really just speed up his death, since he almost certainly would have died from the poison anyway and that is another reason this is so significant) is very interesting. he is literally on a moving train and he has a sword and a bayonet. falling off the train or stabbing himself would both be way more convenient than using the sword to pull the trigger of a rifle to shoot himself in the eye, but he does it because of the realization that he was wrong. he does feel guilt. his entire philosophy was a delusion and a self fulfilling prophecy. he became a 'defective person' because he believed that he was one. shooting himself in the eye is symbolic of him giving up everything, renouncing his identity and everything that he believed.