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My second comic for Ace Week!

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— and that would be enough

I’m not ALONE

WHY ISNT ANYONE TALKING ABOUT THIS

Something I love about M!iK and don't really see be often talked about is the morals of the story.

Shonen stories usually have to work under the same story restrictions of "power of friendship" and "we can accomplish anything by never giving up!", and while MIK certainly has that, I adore the way they twist it.

Yes, both tropes are present but taken to their absolute extreme. Power of friendship? Ok, here's a huge cast of characters who are all in some level Extremely Possesive of eachother. Never give up on your dreams? Alright, the cast are literal demons who feed on desire.

And the best part is that this is openly encouraged by the story. The story is saying "Yes, be selfish! Chase what or who you want without any shame! Take what you love and guard it ferociously because it's YOURS and no one is allowed to harm it."

Iruma's character growth is not connected to "how much more powerful can he get?" Or "how much better of a person can he be?". He's already powerful and he's already a deeply good kid. His growth is explicitly about how much more demonic he can be.

How much more tightly can he hold onto his loved ones and his desires.

How much more selfish.

Just how refresing is it to read a story where gluttony is a virtue and a goal?

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OKAY ALRIGHT ALL OF YOU

Thanks to @smileyoureoncamera, there’s this new au…

SO HERE’S THE PLAN: IF THIS GETS 500 NOTES (likes or reblogs) I WILL WRITE IT.

Basic summary:

30 Minute Speedpaints (6 of 9) - Diana Franco

Over the years before the future arc, Chrome and Hibari had became good friends. That’s why Hibari was so concerned when Chrome was injured.

(submitted by gokuyams)