#gis yaps

[gasps-inspanish]

hey I've been reading ur fic, and I've really been enjoying it!! I would like to ask, u mentioned that Kyle has been lying about his age, so how old is he really, and why has he been lying about it?

Hi! I'm so glad you've been enjoying my fic!

So I really started yapping when answering this question, so I put it below the cut. Hahahhaahah i might really like my worldbuilding a bit tooooo much. But you, the person who is reading this, should totally read the whole thing. Pls. My au is canon adjacent i swear you'll like it-

But i understand ppl are busy and some people only like canon! That's okay, i summarized my answer at the very end! ANYWAYS ONTO THE ANSWER-

Yep, Kyle did lie to Hal when he said he was 21 and hasn't told anyone his actual age for a couple of reasons!

So i know his age hasn't ever been like, specifically stated in canon as far as I know, so when he's first introduced in canon my guestimate for his age is 23ish? In my au, when he first gets the ring he's 20 (he actually gets the ring on his 20th birthday hehehe) and Fear and What Follows takes place 3 months after that in November! And he's a bit younger than what I belive is canon simply due to timeline constraints bc I needed him to be a Green Lantern for at least a year before the Death of Superman and Reign of the Supermen arcs in my au, with ofc enough room to flesh out his backstory and get him set in the world!

Now as to why he's saying he's a year older than what he actually is!

One) He did mention that he got his ring in the alleyway in the back of a bar, or rather he was forced to say that! He didn't know how the Justice League would feel about knowing that he had a fake id and was drinking underaged (the League was already pissed off at him as it was) so he gave his age as America's legal drinking age.

((Oligatory note that im not endorsing or condemming underaged drinking. I'm not telling anyone to do anything, we are talking about GDCU Kyle being a LIAR-))

Two) In my au you have to be 21 to join the Justice League.

In my au just becuase you work with the JL, doesn't mean your part of the JL, it means you're part of the Justice League data base. So like the Titans, and people like Kara, Cass, Plastic man, and Tim (YJ doesn't exist yet) are part of the League Database, not the Justice League the team. The current JL members at this point are Superman, Wonder Woman, Batman, Flash (Barry), Aquaman, Martian Manhunter, Green Lantern (Hal), Green Arrow (Ollie), and Black Canary. And this has been the JL since it has started like 10 years before Kyle became GL..

((Exception being the rotating Lantern Chair but thats for another post/ask))

But when Kyle becomes GL, Barry is gone and Wally has taken on the mantle, and ofc Hal and the whole Parallax thing. So the League decides even though they don't really want to, to give Kyle the Green Lantern seat. This makes Kyle the first person to be added to the JL since Ollie and Dinah were shortly after the JL formed. And ofc, they ask him how old he is and becuase of the this and reason 1 as well as the next reasons, he says 21.

Two point Two) To make Wally mad.

As I said in point two, you need to be 21 to join the League. Wally and Kyle are the same age in my au, with Wally being born in January and Kyle being born in August of the same year, makeing Wally also 20 during Fear and What Follows. The League have known Wally since he was 11, they know he's not old enough to join the JL. So while he's operating as The Flash and works with the JL, hes not an offical member of the team. And Kyle has the oppurunity to be.

So Kyle saying he's 21 lets him be on the League and therefore pisses Wally off becuase he's not. And Wally has doing this superhero thing for almost a decade, hes worked hard to prove himself and is still working hard to feel worthy of the Flash mantle. But this new GL just WALKS IN with less than a month of training and is given a spot on THE JUSTICE LEAGUE???? He's pissed OFFFFFF.

Plus around this time, Wally and the rest of Fab 5 are dealing with the League not really taking them seriously becuase compared to other younger heroes, the League has known them since they were small children and kinda still view them like that. And with Jason's death happening earlier that year and the personal tragedys that each Fab 5 member are dealing with that year- yeah. Wally is pissed off and Kyle is DELIGHTED about it.

Kyle didn't start the battle but he's gonna fight back-

Three) Kyle hasn't shared his secret id with any superhero.

No one knows his face behind the mask, no one knows his name, no one knows anything about him really. And Kyle wants to keep it that way.

So (quick bullet points) timeline wise in my Au:

Kyle becomes Gl

Alex dies

Kyle fights Parallax Hal and imprisions him in the sciencells on a destoyed and desolate Oa

Kyle gets a seat on the JL

This all happens in the month of August. He's a wee bit traumatized.

The only person who knew his secret id dies horribly (and 2 months later his mom who also knew dies too which makes him more firm in his decision). That and the fact that the JL is a bit hostile to him when they first meet him makes him keep his id a secret. In his mind, giving the incorrect age can throw them off his scent!

((Note, the League being a bit hostile towards Kyle isn't an uwu Kyle moment or anything, but the League not knowing what to do with this new GL. Their last one "went insane", recently, they need to be cautious))

((Bruce's paranoid ass knows that he's Kyle Rayner, but he respects not giving out Kyle's id bc Bruce and the rest of current batfam (Babs, Cass, Dick, Tim) haven't given out their secret ids. If Kyle proved to be evil or something tho Bruce would share))

Even though Kyle does share his name and face in the sequal fic to Fear and What Follows, a fic going by the code name T7 for right now, he actually doesnt share his real age until like, threeish years later! By accident! I wrote a silly little thing about it if anyone wants me to post it. Bc i will. It's fun.

((He doesnt correct his age before becuase he's in too deep with that and then he forgot. He's a wee bit daft-))

((Sodam, Tu, Sora, Laira and Arisia have seen his face but don't know his name. He doesn't want any slip ups in front of the others in his sector))

Hal and Guy find out his real age before that though but I'm not gonna discuss that in this post because I fear I've yapped too much. I'm sorry, I love to yap and im really proud of my cool Worldbuilding!

Pls know that Sora, Sodam, Tu, and Kyle did confirm with eachother if they were the legal drinking age on their planet and Kyle said yes. Bc he is legal on his planet. Just not his country. But like hes half mexican and half Irish, and the legal drinking age in both countries is 18 guys-

((Sora and Tu are a year older than Kyle (21 in Earth years) and Sodam is 2 years older (22 in Earth years) if anyone was curious))

To quickly summarize for the people that don't really care about lore!

Kyle is 20, not 21. He lies about it to everyone because

he doesnt want them to know about his underage drinking

you have to be 21 to join the Justice League

to go with the point above he can piss off Wally who is not old enough yet to join the League

He's keeping his id a secret and giving an incorrect age helps throw off the trail

Thank you for your question friend! And thank you for reading my notes omg?!?!?!?! Hope you enjoy the last chapter of Fear and What Follows when is comes out tomorrow (Saturday the 11th)

[midnight--sadness]

Hwang In-ho in season 2 of Squid Game

[itadooori]

stoppp i was going thru the voting scenes in s2 cuz i was trying to get a feel for the lighting for a piece im working on and 😭😭 THEYRE SO CUTEEEEE UGH

[chromesturn]

hes so cute i just wanna count all his freckles and kiss him on the nose and play with his hair

[breadandlottery]

Him❤️

[writtenapoiogy]

he looks so kissable here

[blissfulbluee]

Thinking about how that year Gi-hun was like this

He was probably so torn up and guilty over trying to manipulate Il-nam into losing the marble game. Despite him failing and Il-nam willingly losing anyway, he definitely felt like he played a huge part in his death. Then all of that turned out to be for nothing but a man who not only faked his death, but all created the games and is responsible for all of the suffering the games caused. All for entertainment.

When we talk about how the games change people, we forget to comment on Gi-hun’s attempts to manipulate and trick another player in order to survive. That’s mainly because the reality was that Il-nam was the one who created game, but if we look at it at surface level, how do you live with yourself after doing something like that?

When he argued with Sang-woo about pushing that man, I’m sure what happened came to mind. When he argued with In-ho, telling him just the type of people the games created, he wasn’t exempting himself. Gi-hun not only knew that the games had brought out selfishness and desperation in people he knew, he knew he became that himself, even if Il-nam ended up faking his death and being the creator of the games.

That’s why I hate the hero complex and self-righteousness claims. Maybe hypocrite can work if you don’t think he ever felt convicted for things he did, but Gi-hun is fully aware of how apathetic people act in death games because he did it himself. He actively is trying to prevent people from making the same mistakes he did, not pretending he is a high and mighty hero who thinks of the players as something to be fixed and that only he can do it—nor does he see them as pawns for his goal. He sees himself in all of them, even the most violent and selfish.

[stimtfil]

[clannfearrunt]

A guy walked in wearing a kickass BEWD shirt and I told him that’s an awesome shirt and he goes “thanks! *smug voice* do you know what it’s from though?” Is Yugioh: Duel Monsters fucking niche enough to use that tone of voice on me? Is what is essentially the Pikachu of Yugioh: Duel Monsters a niche anime creature? Her name is written right there on your shirt also. Shall I name 5 other cards while I’m at it? Can you describe me 5 non-Duelmonsters shadow games from the OG?? I should have summoned Pillroach Credit Card. You have no idea just how much I know what your shirt is from.

[thesunssin]

I’d love to absolutely yap about Gihun and Sangwoo and how Gihun is in this season so here it is ‼️ ( sorry for any spelling mistakes, English isn’t my first language 🙏)

I don’t see a lot of people really talk about just how much of an affect Sangwoo had on Gihun, especially on this season and how he takes his actions, and even the intentions behind it, but I’d love to go on about Gihun first.

Gihun was never a remarkable person, his life before the games was already in shambles. The company he worked under went on a strike, and that’s when he came in touch with death for the first time, witnessing a coworker die right infront of him when their workplace got attacked, the same day his wife gave birth, which he couldn’t attend, since then he’s been losing things more and more, his wife and daughter, and to cope with it all he turned to unhealthy ways, gambling and detaching from the pain by doing so. Lots of people say he was happier back then, but he was just ignoring all his issues. He’s stuck in the past, his mind refuses to register the pain he went through, and in turn to find a way to heal and work on his life. And being stuck on the past means attaching to things in his childhood, one indirectly being Sangwoo, considering he spends a lot of time with his mother. He knows his state, and indulges in it instead of pretending to be something else.

Sangwoo on the other hand, was the opposite of him. Which is everything Gihun admired in him, and everything Sangwoo envied in him. Gihun views him as someone remarkable, and obviously doesn’t shy away from saying so. But Sangwoo isn’t, and doesn’t believe so. Sangwoo his entire life was fixated on a image he wants to put out to the world, and does whatever it takes to do so, betting on everything and even his mother, who just like Gihun, views him as “ the pride of their hometown”. His methods of doing so however, were immoral and illegal, which caused him to be heavily in debt, a physical proof of his failure. Unlike Gihun, his coping mechanism simply is either money or nothing, to be something else or nothing, anything but himself, and something better than him. Because of his failure, he feels like an imposter in a suit, pretending to be everything he’s not, the image he so desperately wants to portray would falter infront of his mother, and already does infront of Gihun, so his instinct is always to run away from the past, to never go back to his hometown, to his mother, because of how ashamed he is of himself. Seeing Gihun again reminds him of everything he couldn’t be, and that reminder is a constant agony to Sangwoo.

Sangwoo envies the authenticity Gihun has, how he unapologetically connects with others in a death game, helps out Oh Ilnam, an old man who is deemed to be a weak link in a game where everyone is out to get each other, and how despite it all, he still keeps his humanity intact and doesn’t let it falter, how even though Gihun treated his mother horribly, he still had her love, while Sangwoo believes his mother only loves the image he put, not himself. Gihun is the only person who saw his image falter, in the scene where he asks him if he’d push him if it was him instead of the glass maker. Sangwoo breaks, immediately arguing back like a defensive child, his argument almost childish when he calls Gihun a “pea head” and a “dumbass”. When Sangwoo mentions how his entire life is pathetic, Gihun replies that he knows the state of his life, and asks why Sangwoo, the pride of their hometown, the graduate of SNU, is right here in the pits with him, despite their vastly different lives, to which Sangwoo replies with nothing. Gihun through the show realises more and more how insecure Sangwoo is, and in turn also perfectly broke down the image he was trying to hard to put to justify his actions. Sangwoo, probably because of the pressure of Gihun’s own admiration, feels like his actions if for the sake of Gihun’s, no matter what, is justified, which he tries to use when arguing with Gihun, but in reality, it’s his own desperation, his own need to present as something else than himself, if it means bringing worth to his life, which he deems meaningless.

When he tries to connect with someone authentically, that person being Ali, he finally tries to allow himself to be without guilt, to help without thinking of any ulterior motives, and to have a relationship that isn’t wholly transactional, but that ultimately shatters when he teams up with Ali, who he ends up actually using his skills ( intelligence and manipulation, which he wanted to use hand in hand with Ali for each other instead of against each other) and like his old clients, cheats and robs him after promising to help. A painful reflection of how Ali, who was always cheated off his money and used in his workplace in unjust ways, the people who were his bosses, now gets cheated off by someone who he used to call from boss to Hyung. That’s when Sangwoo ultimately reverts back to his mindset, that he should be striving to save himself, make worth for himself, to make the blood in his hands make sense, and for the guilt to be worth it in the end, but also sees how Gihun still helps others, how he still helped Saebyeok, and is filled with anger about how he can pretend that he doesn’t also have blood on his hands too, that they’re all gonna die because of each other, but he still moves in the same empathetic way, as if they can afford to be kind.

Season 1 to me really is about how circumstances change the people who you once knew, how capitalism and money twists people, and even the most innocent things to bloody. It’s best portrayed with two childhood friends, Sangwoo and Gihun, who once played together with just fun in their minds, the adrenaline and the joy of childhood innocence and childlike wonder in their minds, to playing the same games for money with life and death in their minds. I’d argue and say they’re both just overgrown kids, two who are stuck in the past, Gihun who refuses to accept it as it is, and stays behind, his personality almost childish and pathetic as a grown man, while Sangwoo who runs after his childhood dreams by any means, stuck in the image that’s already tainted with blood, his personality almost like an angsty teen who pretend to be older than he is, but both come from poverty, both struggling with money, and both their issues starting from that, which shaped them to be who they are, and turned them both to things they don’t recognise anymore when they reunited till and till their last moments together.

Maybe it’s my own point, but I believe that Sangwoo was relieved that Gihun hated him for that brief moments, that they’ve argued and fought, and that the image Gihun had of him was shattered, which in turn also freed him from his own lies and image he tried to convince himself too. He could finally feel angry without any restraint, without acting like he isn’t, without covering up his selfish desires and needs, and projects it all onto Gihun, absolutely shattering the image he tried so hard to keep infront of him on purpose. Their fight was brutal and lacked any real training, both not knowing how to fight properly, and their emotions speaking louder, their movements are sloppy and awkward, and Sangwoo, who’s way more brutal in this fight, gets a hold of the knife for longer and stabs Gihun, while Gihun who when he manages to get a hold of the knife ( which is impaled to his hand ) realises that he can’t complete his actions, Sangwoo realising so when he opened his eyes to see Gihuns sad ones looking back. When Gihun walks right to the very edge of the triangle of the squid, he realises that the money, all of it, would never be worth his friends life, his childhood friends life, waking back limping and bloody to ask the guard, referencing what Sangwoo said to use clause three and for both of them agree to stop the games and leave.

Sangwoos anger waters down with the rain puddles next to him, and he realises the irony of their place. The same two grown adults, who once used to play the same games, and as he says “ When we were younger, we used to play just like this and our moms would call us for dinner” the intensity of their fight, this one being bloody and violent, reflects on how they as kids would imagine their fights to be that intense and bloody, the adrenaline copying one of someone facing life and death, except they are now, and like Sangwoo says. “Nobody is calling us anymore” his voice here ( lovely detail from the actor thank you park haesoo!) broken like a child, and Gihun raises his hand to him, telling him that they can go him, that they will go home. All the anger they had seconds before now gentle and caring, all of it was always once love, all the anger was once love. Gihun gives him is pure clean hand, one without a drop of blood, while Sangwoo stretches his own bloody hand, one that isn’t tainted with his own blood, but the blood of others and the person above him, the one who’s other hand he impaled.

Gihun was so willing, so willing to make it all worthless. Everything they’ve been though, all the scars they got and had, all the deaths they’ve caused indirectly, directly, and witnessed from close or afar, the death of the people he cared for, even Saebyeoks, and his own bleeding wounds and stabs, all if it meant bringing back Sangwoo with him, he’d go penniless willingly, because he couldn’t truly blame him for everything, he couldn’t truly blame him for turning out the way he is, he admired him with his soul, loved him with every fibre of his being, and adored him and saw him as someone so remarkable and great despite it all, so he gave him his hand, his clean, untainted hand, as to tell him that he, Sangwoo, can taint it with all his sins, and he’ll still hold his hand, he’d still want him by his side. Sangwoo almost took it, almost. He wanted to let himself be, to accept that gentleness Gihun so willingly offered, and to accept the hands of his childhood friend.

That’s until he realises they won’t have a single penny for it all. That’s when he retracts his hand, and all he can do is apologise, to say sorry to his Hyung, as he stabs the knife through his neck without any remorse. In that moments, I think that’s when he realised the only way he can truly repay Gihun isn’t by taking his hand, but by leaving all the money for him, to repay his mother, to repay for Ali, Saebyeok, for all the people he caused to suffer, to repay it all with his life that was now worth 45.7B when the last person is eliminated. In the end of it all, he ignores even his own will to live and picks the most reasonable choice, letting his childhood friend win, not any random person, but Gihun. He knows him better than anyone, and within his last moments, calls out for his mother, asking Gihun to help her, to repay her in his behalf, because he couldn’t face her like this, he knows he wouldn’t be able to live with the weight of what he has done, even more-so without a single dim. But he knows Gihun wouldn’t forget him, he wouldn’t forget his mother, he wouldn’t forget his humanity, and he wouldn’t forget to care.

And so Sangwoo dies in a playground, dead in his childhood friends hands, a reflection of how everything he chased for as a kid died there too, and was always stuck in the same playground trying to prove his worth by winning.

By S2, Gihun painfully parallels everything Sangwoo was before the games. Both sharing even the same mother, who they both feel too ashamed and guilty to face, calling their families from a distance, and falling into deep depression, both sharing the same sense feeling like an imposter in their bodies for being things they aren’t ( both being wealthy, but gaining that wealth in unjust ways) their sense of worth less now and both suicidal. ( Sangwoo who tried to commit suicide in the bathtub, and Gihun who doesn’t hesitate to play Russian roulette and shoot himself) the only difference is the reason why they go back to the games.

Gihun in s2 even comes back to the games acting exactly like Sangwoo, even down to the two of them meeting someone from their past within it ( Sangwoo who met Gihun, and Gihun who now met Jungbae) but as vastly different people. Gihun uses what he had learnt directly from Sangwoo to help others ( The red light green light method, Mentioning the third clause, which was even filmed in the same space and manner, and telling others to hide before the fight broke out ) he’d always seen Sangwoo as an example of how to be, and admired him as a figure of something remarkable, so he, who already feels like an imposter in his body, who feels like he shouldn’t be the one who made it out, unconsciously begins to create an image of himself that reflects Sangwoos, one he saw as cold, intelligent, and was human despite it all.

Young Il, who Inho created, is an image of who Gihun wishes Sangwoo was. (Yes ik how that sounds lemme elaborate!) Young-il is someone who is equally as smart, someone who uses that intelligence to help the weaker, who thinks for the community, and is willing to help Gihun help others, unlike Sangwoo who limited his intelligence and help to just those who could also equally benefit him, who held back on trusting Gihun, and in the end acted on his own, and reduced Gihun’s humanity to weakness, something Gihun resented about Sangwoo, and something he sees in Young-il, who Inho knew how to build himself to be someone Gihun trusted, a familiar but strange new face. Oh but Gihun’s intentions aren’t so pure either, his guilt brought him back to the games, back to something he was stuck in, back to the past he can’t move on from and never will, his guilt drives him to think he needs to sacrifice himself for the games to end, even without any real aim or clear goal on how to, or even realising that the players will still suffer anyways, he believes his life will only gain worth if it’s used for something greater, similarly to how Sangwoo also believed his life would be worth something if he gained social status and money, something greater than himself. This time, Gihun gambles with the lives of himself and others ( the people who died for the plan) instead of horses.

Gihuns unwavering trust in others humanity, and in humanity itself, I’d say is purely because of Sangwoo. He witnessed him turn to so many things, from someone he so dearly admired, to a vile person who spat blood and killed for money, to hearing him never speak to him informally even in their angriest moments, and to crying in his arms, uttering out his mothers name as he calls him Hyung for the last time. Sangwoo, who taught him all he knew right now, couldn’t teach him how people could still be harmful, that trusting still blinds, and that being idealistic and naive isn’t good, because Sangwoo was human, Sangwoo wasn’t evil and irredeemable, he still cared for the boy he grew with, for the kid he found charming but annoyingly naive, for the kid who bragged about him every given chance, and for the same guy who he entrusted his mother to, the one who he drove all his actions for. And Gihun? He bet his entire life on that, on the shred of his cold image breaking to reveal his real vulnerability, on his humanity. And because Sangwoo showed him that, he now doesn’t believe anybody is truly evil, that they’re all victims of something bigger than themselves.

And so Gihun goes back to the games, going back to the place that his old self died in, and the one he doesn’t even know if he’ll survive in again, but is willing to gamble his life on ending it.

(sorry for how long I’ve yapped for! and if I’ve made any mistakes ❤️ please have some mercy on me! my English isn’t the best )

[damnedbeans]

if Sangwoo actually won the 33rd game instead of Gihun, I don't think that it would be in his character to go against the game creators, because unlike Gihun, he lost hope in humanity and existence long before he even decided to participate. he would have kept on living his normal life, pretending that nothing ever happened, or at least trying to, considering that he WOULD have had to kill Gihun in terms of winning.

still, if he somehow rejoined the games, and if somehow Inho yet again decided to play his role of Youngil, I can't even begin to imagine what kind of mind games they would've had going on. Since in canon Inho tried to act like Sangwoo for Gihun on purpose to manipulate him, it would make sense for him to be the opposite for Sangwoo, maybe trying to guilt trip him so he would slowly begin to lose it.

I also think that Sangwoo would see through it, through the mask of Youngil, at least a little. he's way less confiding than Gihun, more intelligent and harder to manipulate, but again, there's that trauma and a personification of the reminder of him having to kill Gihun, so that would sure throw him off. Sangwoo and Inho's dynamic had so much potential.

[gasps-inspanish]

Notes for the second chapter of my Green Lantern fic Fear and What Follows: Fear Overtakes I'm Loseing My Grip. This has some worldbuilding notes and GL headcannons i included in my fic as well as thoughts about the chapter so you dont need to read the fic to read and enjoy this.

So I think the stupid skunk streak they put in Kyle’s hair as Parallax is dumb and my boy deserves to look good always so he gets white money pieces while possessed as Parallax. I don’t make the rules I just make the rules-

The layers of Parallax’s voice with Kyle’s terrified voice being the undertone is me trying to be cool with character design tbh

Firm believer in Hal‘a hair going a bit white prematurely and Parallax making it worse. He dyes his hair in an attempt to keep his youth and coolness guys

Because he restarted the corps and kept the Torch burning, I firmly believe that most of the rest of the Corps put Kyle on this pedestal that Kyle doesn’t think he deserves to be on. To him, he’s just a guy that stumbled upon the right answer

Hal also kind of puts him on a pedestal with this belief that Kyle is like? Pure good? If that makes sense? Again. Unreliable narrator

I never understood why sometimes the ring will be out of power and the Lanterns keep their suits and abilities to breathe in space???? And sometimes they lose the suits? They loose them in my au sorry guys. Remember to wear clothes under ur suits Lanterns (Why are there so many panels of GL’s with barely any clothes on? You think they would remember by now-)

No one cares to know, but once again I think this fear stuff should be worse. In canon Guy gets visions of his dead Gf and John Xanshi, but I think Guy would also see his childhood and John Katma’s death. Twist the fears, make them suffer. Sinestro doesn’t care-

Guy: good thing we left the rookies on Oa, Tu: 👀 yeah…

Did I give large amount of different parts of the emotional spectrum different feelings? Yes I did-

Green is kinda spicy? Like the way that spice can feel in your mouth? And it gives you a rush of adrenaline in a good way! Hearts racing, you feel energized and ready to go, your body is not tense and ready to fight! It’s great it’s fun!

Yellow feels like a panic attack basically! Hard to breathe, hard to move. It also feels cold, you get chills, and it tastes sour

Also this is the effects of those colors on GLs. It would affect different color Users differently based on their colors. If someone asks me to elaborate I will, I love to yap

The correct name for the Yellow Lanterns is the Sinestro Corps, but Hal thinks it’s stupid so refers to them as Yellow Lanterns

Hi. Hal is an amazing Uncle and Roy and Wally are his nephews. I don’t make the rules, I just make the-

The Earth Lanterns are a family. You can take that from my cold dead-

Idk if anyone noticed, but Hal refers to Parallax as it while everyone else refers to it as he

[midnight--sadness]

gihun collecting deranged homicidal freaks like infinity stones

bonus:

[itadooori]

i woulda pulled the trigger too

[chromesturn]

yellow bandana chris come home the kids miss you 😔

[sonics-atelier]

Front man and Hannibal Parallel ( Visually )

My bestie has been watching squid game recently and since I have commitment issues I haven't been able to watch it he told me the entire story and player 456 ( gihun ) and inho resemble hannigram sm. Plus Inho looks very much like Hannibal ( mainly the lips )