The manga industry, especially JUMP, needs to hurry up and do away with weekly scheduling for mangaka. There needs to better regulations put into place for their health and safety because this is pitiful. Two weeks - monthly updates should’ve already been the standard for the manga industry at this point. These money grabbers will only continue to put the lives of these artists at stake for the sake of capitalism unless some serious changes are implemented.
I thought I was losing it but no, kh1 Sora's fast swimming animation really does change after you've been to Atlantica. It's a small detail, but also a cute and smart one 🥺
Tubbo's grown so much as a DJ these past few weeks, but I gotta say, every time he drops Spanish or Brazilian music into the mix, I lose my damn MIND, this goes so hard 💿🎶
Additional sketches and some ramblings under the cut.
This is based on an encounter I had the other day, when a demoman took a medkit before my medigun connected with him. When he saw my health was down to 21, he would force me to stand at the spawn point and guarded me until I was healed. Wherever you are now, if you read this, you were a good lad and I love you.
Sometimes I think about how medic is emotionally very invested in the missions (which shows in his voice when he shouts at his team), but off-duty and during friendly taunts he seems to be among the most giggly, and fun-loving mercenaries in the team. I like to think he can get agitated very fast, but cools down just as quickly.
My favorite thing about Andrew is definitely how despite being quiet and aloof 90% of the time he's clearly always ready to say the dumbest shit imaginable. You do not start a multi-day argument about the apocalypse unless you're willing to chuck a few rhetorical grenades into the mix. Andrew loves saying shit with no importance. He just doesn't do it around the team as a whole because he doesn't trust them well enough, he doesn't do it around the monsters because they don't actually get his humor, and he's still just getting used to doing it around Neil without mentally hitting himself with a newspaper for sounding too down bad.
But make no mistake, when Andrew finally asks Neil "will you still love me if I was a worm?" he's not just doing a meme; it's only the first of an extensive questionnaire mapping just what life forms Neil is willing to tolerate in a romantic relationship. Initial hypothesis says it will take until they get to birds before Neil gets sick of his shit and starts poisoning the data.