This Is Meaningful 🤣 👌

Truth!!! 🙌

No one: 

Nacho:

I made another wallpaper of Michael Mando

This belt buckle on Dave Bautista could be Nacho Varga’s belt buckle ngl

SUCH HOPE. 🙄😑🥱

This is just beautiful ♥️♥️♥️

*avoids finishing lineart by coloring and shading the sexiest part instead*

This is so adorable 😍

Y’all I just now realized that we need a Nacho Varga x Child! Reader fanfic since I just thought of how cute it would be for a gangster to show his soft side!

Nacho: Mike, if I don’t do what Fring says my father will die!

Mike: Kid, I’m not helping you—

Nacho:

I can relate to this 100% also get those Jesus freak lookin’ ass jehova witness motha fuckas outta here I. WANT. MY. VAAS-MONTE-FUCKING-NEGRO

FAR CRY 6??????????

This makes a lot of sense 👌

so um theory about why vaas and citra don't look like your typical pacific islanders and why do they speak with different accents

first of all one of their parents is hispanic/latino so they're biracial and vaas looks more like hispanic/latino parent while citra looks a bit more like the pacific parent

LANGUAGES

theory is that on the rook they have like a super closed like monastery thing and they priest(ess)s have their own language or don't speak any language other people outside the monastery speak and Citra was sent there kinda early in life so she spoke that language the majority of her life so she simply does not remember much of english and doesn't remember any spanish at all (she's also the less smart sibling), hence both the priests and the temple guards speak the monastery language only

and Vaas on the other hand was living his ordinary (as ordinary as life on rook can be) life as a rakyaat warrior with parents who spoke spanish and english so he's bilingual and when he became a pirate spanish became his primary language and hence he has more of a spanish accent and is able to communicate very complex thoughts in english (plus pirates actually have much more exposure to english media like movies and stuff (if they want to))

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