#it has the Vibes

[maskedchip]

this is how i wanna look

[squidlasso]

Postcards from Suzuka

[c28hunter]

Can this be a Proti toku appreciation post, because this masterpiece is so often forgotten

[undying-lilies]

am I the only one who thinks the planet Omega & Crosshair were on sorta looks like Zeffo?

[logicalbookthief]

what poor man’s poison song is this

[spookyscribe]

Shout out to this fantastic song for being stuck in my head as I edit the rough draft of M.C.'s and my new book

[youaremysunshine-court]

Oh btw blossoms by the amazing devil is going to be The alecto the ninth song trust me

[imminent-danger-came]

been listening to this song on loop recently

[fiannalover]

A Link Between Worlds... The Danse Macabre Zelda Game

[cwilbah]

what is in the world chat water today

[benoitblanc]

leia organa truly has one of the best bait-and-switch character introductions of all time because when you meet her she's this brave, stoic picture of elegance and justice and always knows just what to say to vader and tarkin and is clad in white like an angel and is this perfect two-dimensional archetype of pureness of heart. and then approximately half an hour later into the film she meets luke and han and she IMMEDIATELY shows her true colors as a sarcastic, bitchy control freak with a massive impulsive streak and a deep mine of hyperspecific insults. 10/10 character design i'm obsessed with her

[shojoboy]

dropout tv is like . what if there was an animal shelter but it was for 30 yr olds with BAs in Theater

[cubbyhole-for-flea-bee]

Macaque spent the whole season Big-Damn-Hero-ing and was NOT happy about it xD

[chloesimaginationthings]

Vanny's type in FNAF is so obvious...

[bitterly-almond]

AU: Kuina lived and her father was supportive of her ambition. He sent her to Wano to learn the way of the swords so they meet again when Zoro arrived at Wano.

I just rlly wanted to design a giant Kuina after seeing how big Kiku is :)))

[lizardpersonyknow]

Tim drake but he has a completely unexplainable beef with one of the lesser Gotham rogues. I'm thinking like kite man or something. Where anyone who sees him fight them feels the need to pull him aside because it sounds like he is deliberately digging in to deeply personal traumas of that villain to hurt them. He regularly makes this rogue cry. He only ever says "they know what they did". Asking the rogue? "I know what I did :(". And yet, the rogue still makes specific effort to trap him.

Years later it comes out that he and this rogue thought it was funny watching the batfam and Gotham's collective concern and confusion. I headcanon that every Gotham rogue has been to at least one summer camp for theatre. The rogue can cry on command. It's literally just a bit.