In Honor Of 2/2 Coming Up

Before Sunrise, Phoenixflare edition

Wanted to bring this one up again, and I don't think it's been posted on tumblr yet. A series I commissioned from @roxetta23, a modern AU meeting for Joshua and Dion. There are 4 pages. (This is also on ao3, and specifically, here is a link to the nsfw followup to these 4 pages https://archiveofourown.org/works/58248142/chapters/148330135 )

Joshua in an AU in which it's just him and Ultima for 100s of years before the game's canon time period. Is he bored? Worried? Lonely? comm by @mr-badjokes for a collab I've been working on with @randomguyno3462. Maybe we will write it one day?

(Thanks SO much to @mr-badjokes for taking on something in a different fandom and working on it with such care and thoughtfulness! I love it so much)

Finished this piece some time ago, I really like Benedikta. I wish she had more screen time 🥲 I’m working on another ff16 piece hehehe~

Gonna sell prints soon, I hope to finish the series (⁎⁍̴̆Ɛ⁍̴̆⁎)

I also recently finish the game and was an emotional wreck about it, anyone wants to hear me cry over how it ended can uhhh DM me? Lol

"Careful—you wouldn't want to get your fingers burned."

Joshua Rosfield & Dion Lesage in Final Fantasy XVI

why are we in a boat?

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the making of a monarch

(reference picture)

Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: Final Fantasy XVI Rating: Teen And Up Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Dion Lesage/Joshua Rosfield Characters: Dion Lesage, Joshua Rosfield Additional Tags: Modern AU, Mutual Pining, Camping, kiss, Fluff, childhood crush, Wishes, Phoenixflare Summary:

It has been 10 years since Dion and Joshua had been on their annual camping trip. Reminicing, confessions and promises await them under a blanket of stars.

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My secret santa gift to @aesadraws ! I used the camping and childhood crush prompts! I hope you enjoy it!! 

PHOENIX & BAHAMUT // FIRE & LIGHT

Phoenixflare Week || Day 5: Fairy Tale / Mythology / Folklore The Phoenix & Bahamut + Chinese Mythology & Symbolism

The Chinese lóng 龍 and fèng huáng 鳳凰, often translated as “dragon” and “phoenix” respectively, are very powerful symbols both in myth and symbolism, as well as cultural impact. They are often seen as counterparts of one another, representing opposite sides of the same thing in many ways—[though] this is not to say that they are in opposition with one another, as the connection between the two is often used as an allusion for a harmonious and fortunate relationship.