I keep Thinking about that one person who said Grian and Xelqua remind them of Lilo and Stitch because that’s literally so yes
pfhhhh yeah Xelqua and Grian are kinda like Lilo and Nani, sometimes, especially in the beginning when Grian was more stressed abt it.
Sometimes when I draw Xelqua, I think of Lilo, like in this drawing I was thinking abt how her arms/hand ratio is drawn
Tho—grown Watcher Xelqua behaving like Stitch is a funny idea.
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what constitutes being a monster in spn is so deeply interesting bc so much of the show is used to argue that monstrosity is not about what you are but what you do. And that you can always be a better person, your monstrous traits aren’t necessarily actually monstrous.
but as the show goes on we learn that this is only true if dean deems you human. So sams monstrous traits must be buried deep and thrown out in order for him to be good. Sams monstrous friends are inherently evil bc dean says so. Deans monstrous friends are fine though, of course.
I’m just eternally wishing for a version of this show where sams abilities are so deeply ingrained in him that he can’t ever get rid of them. And he’s allowed to be a hero regardless. Give me a season 5 where sams eyes randomly go yellow. Or he has to deal with demon traps or he needs to control his emotions bc anger from him can be literally explosive, but regardless of all of this he still shows dean more compassion than dean ever leant to him in season 4. And regardless of all this he still beats the devil.
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childhood friend!sugu vs childhood friend!toru
YOU’VE COME TO THE RIGHT PLACE .
thank you for saying this anon i’ve been thinking of it a lot actually. i’m morally and legally binded to choose childhood friend!sugu no matter what because he’s literally……. my favorite Ever. and i think the inherent devotion of the childhood friend trope blends soooo well with his natural devotion. his protective urges. etcetc. i have wayyyy too many thoughts about childhood friend!sugu 😭 but it mostly boils down to him wanting to be by your side forever. he wants to make you happy and he wants to protect you and he knows you so well that he doesn’t trust anyone else to love you like he can. he’s selfish and he wants you to lean on him more than he wants anything for himself.
childhood friend!toru though….. i feel like he would be your estranged childhood friend. that makes most sense to me :3 like, you met when you were really really young, and ended up playing together in an empty park. he was a brat, kind of quiet, and you were just sweet, y’know? you were the closest thing to a friend he had as a child. then you ended up moving away, he never got to say goodbye… and you meet again as adults. you don’t remember him — it was just so, so long ago — but he remembers you. he remembers you a little too well.
so now you just kinda have to deal with this tall, handsome, cheery man who keeps talking to you like you’re best friends even though you literally don’t remember him…. he’s sweet though. a little annoying, but sweet. he has a soft spot for you. i think having anything remotely close to a childhood friend makes him feel human in a way he can’t help but crave.
sooooo. overall!!! both are good :3 i will always be a childhood friend!sugu truther before anything else but childhood friend!toru has sm potential..
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Actually crying over the fact that Adam Norris wasn’t there to hug his baby after his first win. Like literally cannot stop thinking abt the fact that he didn’t get to hug him 😭😭😭
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head full of thoughts abt Vanessa Afton.
Vanessa being forced into becoming a cop because William wanted a way to cover up the night guard murders at Freddy’s. Vanessa hating herself for following orders (but knowing she would do anything her dad asked her to; knowing that’s all she’s ever done), but thinking to herself, “Maybe this way, I could keep them safe.” She doesn’t know if she means the night guards or the animatronics.
Vanessa during police training, learning all the self defense and all the tactics and all the ways to keep herself safe and thinking, “Maybe, if I just knew this, I could’ve done something—maybe I can do something now.” But each time she meets her father face to face, she’s a little girl cleaning the blood off William’s Spring-trap suit again, scrubbing until her fingers are raw, because she’s so fucking scared of messing up, but he wouldn’t hurt her. He won’t hurt her, right? He wouldn’t do the same to his own daughter, right?
Vanessa, as she’s being stabbed, staring at the aged face of her father who she wanted to earn love from so badly, searching for an ounce of regret in those eyes that haven’t looked at her with affection in a long time, but she doesn’t know if she sees any. Vanessa looking down to see the suit’s yellow hands, her own blood now staining it, thinking of how much of a chore it’ll be to clean it.
Vanessa knowing this might be the day she dies, by the hands of her own father at that. Vanessa knowing the next words she say might be her last. Vanessa choosing to say them anyway—not like a question, but a plead.
“Dad…”
A plead that hides behind her words, a plead for something she’s wanted for so long, a plead for something she’ll never get.
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