#little star witch

[goldfishu]

witches!

[asuuree]

[pastelbatcave]

It's still summer vacation ☆

まだまだ夏休みだもん☆

[chaotictoon]

Witch Flying

Witch flying on a broom

[martianbugsbunny]

My Biggest Opinion on the Ahsoka show (other than the obvious) is that it would have been better as a full season. I'm frankly tired of this six-to-eight episodes nonsense that modern TV does; I remember the delightful old days where you got like fifteen-to-twenty-odd episodes per season of a show and that's so much better. It gives you room to explore the backstory of all the players involved so their motivations make more sense. It gives you room to mess with a longer narrative so the characters get proper growth where you can look at a scene from the beginning and a (perchance mirroring?) scene from the end and say wow, this was really bloody well executed, there's such a difference and it makes sense as to why. We could've had episodes about the Purge of Mandalore and what that did to Sabine. Episodes about how she and Ahsoka started training and how they fell out. Episodes about what Ahsoka's been doing between then and now. Episodes about what Ezra and Thrawn were up to, like how Thrawn came into an alliance with the witches and how Ezra's been evading him over the years. Episodes about Baylan and Shin so we could understand what either of them really wants or feels because I'm still not sure I do. Maybe something about Hera and Sabine's relationship because they feel kind of weird to me. Don't get me wrong, I love the show we got, I think it's very good and it does most of my favorite characters justice, but I also think it probably could have been even better if it had been a longer show and had room to really explore its subject matter in greater detail, from multiple different angles.

[kathrahender]

I'm starting to realize I mostly like straight ships when the main character is female instead of male 🤔

When the main character is male I usually ship him with other male characters instead of his canonical female love interest 💀

[mylittlestims]

Hiya! Could you possibly make a Stimboard Based of Trixie Lunamoon with witchy or star stims?

Trixie Lulamoon Stimboard with stars & witch stims for Anon

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[archerinventive]

⭐ A happy Makers Monday all! ⭐

As part of my goal to add more variety to the shop, and to get back to creating more limited Edition items, over the weekend I made these two Black and Gold Star pouches now in the Shop. :)

I had a lot of fun with these, and I'm excited to play around with new designs in the weeks and months to come.

Stay tuned for another Makers Monday updated later today. :)

I hope you have a wonderful week. 

*SOLD* https://www.etsy.com/shop/ArcherInventive

[goldfishu]

some 2021 witches with cow theme

[relaxtimestwo]

Dan Heng Δ Witch Hat Atelier AU (part 2) ⋆｡˚ ⋆

Fleshed out my ideas for this AU a bit more. It's surprising how much of Dan Heng's lore could fit into the Witch Hat universe.

In this AU, Dan Heng is exiled for being an inadequate successor to Dan Feng by those who tatooed the forbidden spell onto his back. Dan Heng only inherited Dan Feng's appearance but not his mastery over magic.

While in exile, Dan Feng's foes in life would hunt down Dan Heng. He never stayed in one location for too long and defended himself with "Cloud Piercer".

Then, he met Himeko, a contraption repair specialist, in a town he drifted into. She introduces Dan Heng to the Astral Express, an atelier on rails she runs alongside Welt and Pom-Pom. Thus, Dan Heng became the Astral Express' first apprentice.

Some context for those who don't read Witch Hat Atelier -

In this world spells are cast by drawing seals on surfaces using special ink, rather than incantation or an individual's inherent magic. The spell takes effect when the outer circle of the seal is closed.

Because of its ease of casting, magic is a closely guarded secret and mostly only taught to those born into witch society.

Any spells that drastically affects the mind, body or environment is forbidden and punishable by memory erasure and exile. Healing magic is considered a huge taboo and is big source of conflict in the story.

Before becoming a full fledged witch, you have to apprentice under a more senior witch.

[pastelbatcave]

Magical Twin Comets are official Sanrio characters and they’ve recently made a comeback lately on twitter. Also for more info pls check out this post and this post

[weeby-monster-the-bastard]

some lgbt animes ive finished that i recomend

(technically not lgbt but still) bungo stray dogs

given

banana fish

yuri on ice

the stranger by the shore

Sasaki and Miyano

(again not technically but still) sk8 the infinity

black butler (idc what ya'll say it is GOOD also grell is trans so-)

Hitorijime my hero

(haven't seen it yet BUT this is my blog) stars align

little witch academia

DRAMAtical murders

buddy daddies (platonic queer relationship I believe)

those are the ones ive watched if you have anymore feel free to reblog or comment so others can find some to watch for the rep

[foosybit]

a moth drawn 2 the light(ning bug)

[artist-extraordinaire28]

Imagine saying ur gonna be posting every friday or saturday and then post sunday night. Couldnt be me

Jk jk

Srsly tho, im really srry about that 😭

In any case, this is an oc of mine. Her name is Charlotte

I have a bit of a story in mind for her, kinda.

[mayhaps-a-blog]

I am thinking about Osha.

I don't think we've really gotten to know her on screen yet, and I'm looking forward to the rest of her story. But we've gotten plenty of hints to her character, enough to start to paint a picture.

Osha loves her sister. They're siblings, and they fight; Mae wants them to be the same, twins forever, and Osha wants to do her own thing, be different. But they were raised together, know each other too well for anything but love or hate to grow. Or both.

And Osha loves her sister.

But then her sister was gone. Gone in a fire, that killed their entire family; gone after threatening to kill Osha, after their last, perhaps worst, (perhaps not), fight.

And Osha was brought to become a Jedi.

She'd wanted to be a Jedi. That's what their fight had been about; that's what drove Mae to start the fire, led to their family's deaths. And Osha was told it was Mae's fault, and blamed her: if only Mae hadn't started that fire. If only Mae hadn't been so angry, so awful. If only Osha hadn't driven her to it. If only she'd just agreed to stay.

Osha blames Mae, because otherwise, who else would she blame but herself?

Osha loves Mae, and hates her, and blames her. And then she comes to the Jedi.

The Jedi don't practice hate. They don't cling to love. They feel it, cherish it, and let it go, let it pass through them. They don't let it hound their thoughts, guide their actions, lest their emotions lead them astray.

And Osha wanted so much to be a Jedi.

But to do that, she had to let go of her hate. Let go of the blame. Let go of her last ties to Mae and her family, even as they curdle and fester.

Let go of her attachments.

No wonder she left the Jedi. No wonder she struggles so hard, aims for Mae when the Master is right there, sticks around when he offers her something else. She's been clinging to her hate of Mae for so long, her hate that's become indistinguishable from her love, so she doesn't have to look at herself. Look at what happened. Let her family go.

I don't think Osha is to blame for her family's death. I doubt Mae is, either; even if she started the fire, she didn't intend for what happened next. I don't think we have the full story.

But I don't think Osha does either. Or Mae. Or, possible, even the Jedi.

They're all still trapped there, in the fire on Brendok, one way or another. Mae with her revenge, the Jedi with their shame, Osha with her guilt, and fear, and anger.

None of them have been able to let go.

[lesboymetaknight]

I decided to gather up some of my favorite anime art styles for funsies, and tried to order them from oldest to newsest. I’ll be listing them in order in the tags, incase anyone is curious which anime they are from. Here they are:

Ranma 1/2 art style in the anime changes pretty drastically. Tbh I prefer how the characters look in season 1 - 5 vs the later seasons. Specifically I like when the characters have bigger eyes, but still have a dog nose, like in this image I used. I would have put Urusei Yatsura, but I thought I’d just say that Rumiko Takahashi’s art in general is one of my favorite art styles, and most anime adaptations of her works would be here too..

I put the Ocarina of Time manga here, but I do mean all the TLoZ mangas by Akira Himekawa. Heck her art in general is beautiful!

There’s definitely other art styles out there too, but these usually come to my mind. Doing this made me realize that I like early 2000s anime art styles more than I realized.