#finally some blorbos!!!

[thatgothsamurai]

Some fancy Minor Fam✨

for @suzteel 💖

[tatretot]

fav fic trope #38493284932: wing go fwoof (grian’s wings subconsciously fluffing up, thus giving away when hes been flustered)

[tizzymcwizzy]

a collection of sketches of my favorite guys!

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

ORV is about enduring the horrors in real time.

(for @everyonesfavoritebastard)

[dizzybizz]

only took 2 years but he's done now

[bananadramaaa]

A historical painting study gift for my wonderful friend @mirrorbird with characters from her amazing book. Blorbos my blorbos.

[turtletoria]

look at my sketchbook boy

[flowerofbuffoonery]

bsd won best anime of the year against jjk season two and the aot FINALE.

[non-un-topo]

My Neekeys over the last two-odd years. I was curious to see the changes 🤔

[utilitycaster]

I don't begrudge anyone their campaign preferences, and I think there's plenty of valid reasons to like Campaign 3 the best and this is not directed at people who are genuinely having a great time with it, but it feels like virtually all the nostalgia and wishful thinking I see surrounding Campaign 3 is screaming "you guys want Campaign 2." You want more slow travel and downtime and interparty conversations and slow-burn romance? You wish their main focus was fighting governmental corruption? You want a party that only semi-settles down at the end and keeps adventuring and remains very close? You're frustrated by how everpresent and overarching the moon plot is? You miss when they were just fucking around in a city? I genuinely believe you want Campaign 2, or at best you love a specific ship or a character from Campaign 3 but aren't happy about basically anything else, and would vastly prefer the tone and events and plot of Campaign 2. And I don't really care if you watch Campaign 2, or if you think I'm being annoying here; I simply genuinely believe you'd be happier watching Campaign 2 than Campaign 3 and are so deep in a sunk cost fallacy well you can't see it.

[night-triumphantt]

Do I,,, post this at nearly 11 pm,,, I think yes I’m too excited anyway have kiyazan cuddle hours (which are always) @cashweasel I was good and kept it after the last time I showed u lolll it was really harD bc LOOK AT THEM

[jojea]

plays with durgetash like barbies

[mariocki]

Roger Delgado makes a brief appearance as an unnamed but helpful Argentine diplomat, in Overseas Press Club - Exclusive!: Two Against the Kremlin (1.13, ABPC, 1957)

[heyclickadee]

So, my family is rewatching Rings of Power, and since I’m the one in the family that read The Silmarillion (like a masochist), I’m the one who keeps getting asked all the questions.

[heraldofcrow]

Just Some Random Bloody Crow Headcanons (Part…1?)

(I have been meaning to post these. They are mainly for my fan-fic on the boi).

🩸 Crow became a true Vilebood at the age of 26. Before the transformation, he was a young man with prematurely silver hair, green eyes, and a scarred, pale face. After receiving the blood, his hair became white, his eyes changed to crimson, and his old scars vanished completely, as he had been perfected. He had a cold Pthumerian look with dark-ringed and sunken eyes, along with a lack of melanin.

🩸 Crow’s strength before becoming a Vileblood was already inhuman and unnatural, but past the transformation, he was nearly invincible. Eileen herself hunted him for nearly 40 years and could not halt his rampage despite all her efforts.

🩸 Crow was mentally unstable before his Vileblood transformation, but it was heavily suppressed. He struggled with schizophrenic symptoms like psychosis and delusions that he couldn’t control. He also was severely PTSD-ridden, depressed, anxious, and paranoid in general, but didn’t seem to be aware of it, brushing everything off as emotional weakness that he needed to have under control.

His Vileblood transformation only sealed these illnesses into a single pool of madness that left Crow with a broken psyche.

🩸 Crow’s goal when following Annalise was to eliminate all hunters and bring his queen blood-dregs, which he did willingly and not because Annalise has ordered him to. He was her executioner, and shared in her desires for revenge against the Church, as well as the humans of Yharnam in general, but he came to her with this desire after she revealed her plans to him alone.

🩸 The general goal between Crow and Annalise was to bring forth the Child of Blood, a godlike being that would allow them to ascend to a higher state of acceptance and communion with the Great Ones. The child would be their witness and eventually their source of power—the power they needed to triumph against the world.

🩸 Crow and Annalise shared a symbiotic relationship—Annalise was restraint and Crow was chaos. Their wills were in alignment as individuals even in their wrath and madness. Though Crow served as Annalise’s knight and reaper, he did it of his own volition, even if there was a strain of emotional manipulation involved.

Simply put, Annalise encouraged his darkness and nourished his anger, and he carried out her more sinister plots. They enabled and nurtured the worst in one another, after years of shared misery.

🩸 Crow was initially raised to be the captain of Cainhurst’s royal guard and was therefore trained for the role from the moment he could walk.

🩸 Maria was Crow’s biological sister. The only other person besides Annalise and Eileen that Crow fought to emotionally bond to in his adulthood, but after years of separation and miscommunication, Crow’s trust in Maria’s love for him became shattered and strained.

🩸 This type of broken trust was also rampant in Crow’s relationship with Eileen, but not because she had nurtured it. It was entirely the result of his fractured mind.

🩸 Mental turmoil aside, Crow was the deadliest Hunter-of-Hunters that ever was, and was only surpassed by the Hunter that was still dream-bound.

🩸 Smol Crow was very cute and innocent.

^ has never done anything wrong

[please-dont-pet-the-okapi]

If someone asked me at the end

I’d tell them put me back in it

“Francesca” by Hozier // The X-Files, “Tooms” // The X-Files, “Anasazi” // The X-Files, “The Field Where I Died”