the Traveler, upon deciding that Furina and Wanderer were fairly similar, set them up to be pen pals. they've been sending letters back and forth to each other for months.
...when Furina opens her latest letter from the mysterious Wanderer, and sees how he describes the "busy little bee" Sethos, she chokes on her tea-
and then starts packing her bags immediately for her first ever trip to Sumeru because what you have just described in your letter, dear Wandy, is a crush, and by the archons she HAS to witness this-
For reference 🩷
Overview of some topics when it comes to drawing characters who are burn survivors.
DISCLAIMER. Please keep in mind that this is an introductory overview for drawing some burn scars and has a lot of generalizations in it, so not every “X is Z” statement will be true for Actual People. I'm calling this introductory because I hope to get people to actually do their own research before drawing disabled & visibly different characters rather than just making stuff up. Think of it as a starting point and take it with a grain of salt (especially if you have a very different art style from mine).
Talking about research and learning... don't make your burn survivor characters evil. Burn survivors are normal people and don't deserve to be constantly portrayed in such a way.
edit: apparently tum "queerest place on the internet" blr hates disabled people so much that this post got automatically filtered. cool!
second way more important edit: How are people seeing this post where I specifically talk about burn survivors being normal, real people, and still tag this as "TW body horror"? Not a single one of these drawings or pictures is a fresh injury. All of them are healed. How the hell would you feel if someone tagged a photo of you as "trigger warning: gore"?
New hyperfixation unlocked 🔓
TW: Heart; eyes; chains
Honestly, in the beginning, I didn't get the hype, but man.......... after the second episode, I was hooked, and when I read the manga I thought it needed even more hype😅
Kurapika is my absolute favourite character in manga as a whole. His design ,motivation, and arcs are amazing, and I can't wait to see more of him this November
The different religions are the variations of shippers
I don't know if this makes sense to anyone else, but in my head, it makes a lot of sense. Sorry it's so long, and for the bad english, it's not my first, or second, language
I'M NOT SAYING THAT ALL PEOPLE WHO PRACTISE THESE RELIGIONS ARE LIKE THIS OR SHIP THESE SHIPS, IT'S JUST FROM PERSONAL EXPERIENCE
Christianity (both catolicism and orthodoxy) - the people who ship the straight canon ship of the series. On every type of platform, you can find at least one person who roots for them and actively supports and defends it. Most of these types of people are very offended when someone doesn't ship it and starts to A. Start defending its honore stating that since it's canon, it's the only valid ship. Or B. Threaten the person who doesn't ship it. Anyone who has something bad to say about this ship is deemed a hater and is ostracized from the community. Because the ship has a lot of shippers, some interpret the ship in other ways, which creates tension inside the community, so generally, there are two sides of the ship, with different fancanons and interpretations.
Muslimness- people who ship the "problematic" ship. The ship isn't actually problematic and can be very wholesome if you look at the actual story, but someone at some point did something problematic with these characters or was just a very vocal shipper who did something bad (like that comic of Childe and Ganyu) and now every person who even barely supports it is deemed problematical and a bad person. Receive unreserved hate and are attacked a lot for something they didn't do.
Buddhism ( I don't know a lot about buddhism, so I'm sorry if I get it wrong)- people who ship the side pairing. They are just along for the ride, and even though they don't get as much screen time and attention from the fan base, as the main ship. They just enjoy it as it is, creat fanart and other things in peace, and generally don't get in a lot of debates even when people attack them.
Paganism - the multi-shippers. They don't understand the need for ship wars and drama surrounding one ship becoming canon while another doesn't. In both scenarios, a ship they like gets attention, so a win-win situation. Some do have OTPs and are even happier when they become canon or get attention, but aren't super sad if they don't. Over all they just enjoy creating fan art , but sometimes someone will start attacking them for "betraying" one ship for another and accusing them of all sorts of things, like liking pro-ships or other problematic ships. In some cases, it may be true, but generally, it's total bullsh*t.
Atheists - people who don't ship. They either don't get the need for romance or just don't see the appeal in it. They may get attacked for this, but they honestly couldn't care less for ships. Some are very rude and say stuff to people who do support ships, canon or not, that it's pointless and disgusting to ship fictional characters and a lot of other mean stuff.
Old religions/small religions - people who ship the rare pairs. Not a lot of content, but they appreciate every piece. Some ships are more popular than others, of course, but are generally pretty obscure with a lot of fanon interpretations to make up for the lack of it in canon. Some of the more popular ships will try to erase any content the ship does have or twist it to make it problematic, platonic, or centred around their ship.
Not sure for the other religions or types of shippers, if you have any thoughts or corrections please say them without insults.
This post came by when I was explaining what being a pagan means to a frien, and I used being a multi-shipper as a comparison, and it spiralled from there.
Yes, I am pagan, but I was raised as an orthodoxy christian, so I'm sorry if I got anything wrong for the other religions.
Some fanart I drew from one of my current hyperfixations
Some quick doodles I did on my flight to Spain! It was hard, but surprisingly fun. Turkish Airlines has really fun games on the tablets, 10/10 recommend!
The second is a very messy doodle of my genshin oc, I will be posting something about her soon, so stay tuned~
Day ??? Of drawing my favourite manga panels
Another iconic Killua moment✨️✨️
This one, like many others, is also very tragic but that's what makes it so special in my opinion
horror sub-genres: children horror
His technique is so interesting, and we still don't know how exactly it works, which I find interesting 'cause we got like two whole pages talking about the math behind Gojos technique and a lot of other notes and all the other sorcerers and some curses(Exept Sukuna) get their techniques and/or fighting abilities at least somewhat explained, but for Yuta (and Rika) it's just......empty. Like I've read a lot of theories, but no clear answers, like is RIKA his technique, does he even have one or are his abilities borrowed from Rika, does he have two(his copy and HER) or is it something completely different
SPOILERS:
His domain is very interesting, too. I know it's a nod to another manga that inspired jjk (forgot the name, please tell me in the comments), and the name "True Love" just HAS to mean that his technique is at least somewhat co-dependant to Rika and those 10 minutes are most likely a binding vow to, like, maximise her abilities after she "moved on" at the end of jjk0, which in turn, especially considering his demotion to 4th grade after losing her, means that his technique isn't as good without her as it is WITH her so the other question I had is:
Did he lose his ability to copy techniques when he didn't have her, or did he only have the techniques he had already copied before the ending, or the least likely, for me, option, did his technique stay the same?
We know NOTHING of what he did in Africa with Miguel or what he did to get Rika back, even if partially, which is yet another mystery surrounding his powers and growth throughout the series.
Last point, I swear. How did he get so strong? In jjk0, he was barely to hold his own against a semi-special grade curse even with Inumakis's help, and now he is able to go blow for blow with two special grade sorcerers from the past, with one of them being the person belived to hold the MOST cursed energy in history. Jjk IS known for crazy jumps in power but NOT with training in another country with low-level curses and not a lot of sorcerers. So......how did he do it? And why aren't we told at least a little about his training?
Please leave your theories, and if I got something wrong, please correct me in the comment!
Okkotsu "stressed bitch with anxiety from jujutsu kaisen" Yuta Im praying for your recovery!🙏
She/her🏳️🌈🩷💜💙 ■Cat and dog lover ■Occasional fanart artist ■Multi-shipper( No shaming of ships on this page if it isn't a pro-ship) ■THEORIES( If you want to talk to someone about your theories, I'm available) ■Folklore and mythology nerd ■Fandoms I'm part of: □Manga/Anime: ● Records of Ragnarok ● Fullmetal Alchemist •Heaven's Official Blessings •Jujutsu kaisen •Bungo Stray Dogs •Chainsawman •Hunter x Hunter ● Deltora Quest •MHA/BNHA(stopped after 6th season) •Toilet-bound Hanako-kun •Hell's Paradise •Deadmans Wonderland ● DR.STONE •The Apothecaries Diaries •Frieren: Beyond The Journeys End □Games: •Genshin Impact •Dead Plate ●That's not my Neighbour □Comics/Webtoons: •Dc (mainly Batman and Batfam) ●School bus graveyard ●The Blind Prince ●The Beast from Hadingley Hill ●Lorena Immaculat •MARVEL( Somewhat, not very well informed) □Books/Movies/Shows: •Heaven's Official Blessings ●Danny Phantom ●Over the Garden Wall ●Gravity Falls •Percy Jackson and The Olympians •Narnia •The Hobit/ Lord of the Ring ●Barbie in The Dream House
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