#I know I sound crazy

[bruh-myguy-what]

I’ll never forget you,

My Love…

[pedropascalito]

Hi, I just had to come here to say I’m loving all these little character study posts you’ve been making!

Thank you for sharing your thoughts 💕

I am so appreciative of your message! I love putting the posts together, and I love that they connect me with other fans who enjoy this kind of analysis as well.

Joel has been more difficult than Javier Peña because Joel’s story is so traumatic and sad. Just seeing the clips is rough all over again!

[moeitsu]

arthur *air plane ears* morgan

[itsblasttothepast]

Better be saying bb4n to winning Baku

Maybe answering asks wasn't such a good idea after all 🙄

Well, maybe I'll respond to say that BAKU IS OURS, BITCHES!

Never giving up and never losing hope!

[mapoeggplant]

ok, i caught up with aono-kun and i feel like talking about it for a bit (it felt like i haven't written an analysis/review in so long) 

THIS POST IS FILLED WITH AONO-KUN SPOILERS!!!!!!!!

there's a lot of things that i really like about the story, specially the way it was structured — the way they chose to talk about aono's past and relationship with his mother way later on the manga or how they didn't show her face, as in a way to show how aono himself was blocking his memories of her so deeply. but one thing not related to the plot that i would like to talk about is the art! normally, when we're talking about horror/supernatural stories, we do tend to see works with a more gruesome artwork. in aono-kun, i almost felt like the art followed the children's innocence. don't get me wrong, there were a lot of times that i was creeped out by their expressions, but the art itself isn't a "common" one for horror mangas — and, in my opinion, that gives aono-kun the sentiment the story wanted to achieve. it's simple, but with a lot of layers. there's the innocence of the children, but also the horror of all the rituals. 

now, about the plot itself. i think the story is, at the end of the day, about traumas, abuse and the consequences of it. even the rituals are form of violence and used as a way to control someone (as in: sota being back and controlling the kids around him). it doesn't let go of the gravity of what an abusive childhood can do to someone, on the contrary: it explores it so well and with so much care. that can also be seen on the use of a lot of sexual scenes or when the sex is used to show any type of control of any situation (even with yuri trying to grab aono’s attention with it, the way there is a "child" to be born in consequence of it all). 

about aono’s mom: she’s a child. she says so herself. having to deal with grief and her motherhood put so much pressure on her shoulders that she protected herself by acting childish and impulsive. she didn’t want people to scream at her, people to scold her, people to even be mad at her: exactly like a child, exactly like teppei. even using one brother against the other is a way of showing control in a more “childish” way. not that adults don’t do that (they always do), but it reflects a little on how children often goes “you’re not my friend anymore” to show a way of superiority.

i still want to understand why yuri was the chosen one and how she is connected to all of this. like i do have a feeling that it was already explained, not in a clear way, but i want to know if their mothers working together at some point meant anything to the whole connection. what about her family? what about the abuse she suffered? where they all part of the ritual? was her brother’s death related to it in someway? i'm also curious to know if yuri will give birth to his mother or to him or to herself or to something weird. i also want to know why the kids see him as a dinosaur (and that brings back the dino child that yuri held at some point). also i am inclined to think that aono killed her and killed himself after a while because of guilt (and all the other 8147927482748 reasons thanks to the rituals). 

well, this is literally me word vomiting lmfao so i'm very sorry if none of this makes sense. i just really needed to put it out everything i wanted to say to really digest the story i just read. will be happy to talk about it and have a discussion on it. thank you for reading <333

(I wrote this in one go on my anilist and thought it would be nice to post it here as well, since I can discuss it with more people and talk about it with you guys as well :))) thank you!!)

[devious-little-milkmaiden]

Most people were written by a man/woman. Michael Sheen was painted by a nouveau artist

[xx-thedarklord-xx]

My neighbor has lawn chairs in his front yard but they are decorative at this point because he doesn’t use them. For some reason it makes me irrationally angry. Why do you have a chair that you refuse to sit in??

Yesterday he got rid of them and I was cheering. I watched him load them up in his truck and drive away. Hopefully he gave them to someone who will USE them

[unholy-gigi]

I dont know if anyone will read this or ignore it but now the multiverse become very popular because of any alternatives or version of a character...So...i think...that...theres a multivers of draculas...hmm...imagine meeting each other...and everything...hmm think about that

[jonathanbyersphd]

I can't explain it but Stoncy

[dilophosaurusatenewman]

I feel like I deserve at least a partial refund for having a defective brain.

[meteorcrab]

Finished watching mgs V for the fourth time...so you know what happens next...

yes...

i am watching it again 🥳

[honestlyeddie-im-bi]

Ok. So. Here's why I think Buck has always been written in a certain way and why he was always going to end up with another man.

So the first episode of 911 aired on February 13 2018.

You know what went really hard in 2018? The MCU.

Which couple is the most beloved in this universe, the couple we all thought of as soulmates? (yes, Russos, I'm still mad, why are you asking?) STUCKY.

Now. Let's take a look at these characters.

James Buchanan Barnes. Bucky. That Steve mostly calls Buck anyway.

Steve Rogers. Played by a dude whose last name is Evans.

A character named Roger Buck(-something) wouldn't have been as appealing, Roger is too old-school. But Evan Buck(-something) sounds cool.

Buck's name reminds me of one of my most beloved ships.

And this is not the only fictional couple Buck reminds me of. We didn't know Connor's name was Connor back in "Buck Begins". So when he came in S6 I kept thinking... "wait, this reminds me of something".

Oliver and Connor. Literally Oliver and Connor from How to Get Away with Murder.

Tell me it's a coincidence. I won't believe it.

[reverseshinden]

so I found ALMOST a Full High Quality Version Of Raws To Tegami Bachi Chapter 70, but some of the Pages have a Yellow and Gradation Filter on them, and Also are resized… (why is there always these problems with the raws whenever I discover them somewhere).

So if anyone Happens to Have a High Quality Unfiltered Version Of The Original Publication Version Of Tegami Bachi Chapter 70 (the JUMP SQ version Scans, NOT DIGITAL) then Please Hit up my Messages or Ask Box.

[irequirealobotomy]

yes, technically i should take all of my prescriptions. but what if- and hear me out- my psychiatrist thinks im a hopeless case and is trying to kill me.

[beedreamscape]

i hope Gerhard gets an itch on the back of his neck every time I google him and get no news on his career

[inkabbne]

He’s a self sabotaging queen🎀🎀🎀