Reformatted The First Three Pages Of This Comic To Be Easier To Read

Costume design for Cinderella’s work dress by Marc Davis

Sunset pt.12

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This one ended up with a high page count so it had to be broken up as pt12 &13. Next one (pt13) will be up in a few days

Final Fantasy VII Remake (2020) » Zack Fair

MUCHAS GRACIAS @sakurarozen POR QUE OBRA DE ARTE MUY HERMOSA <333 She made this amazing digital piece for Nascent with the idea of Pandora after Damian leaves for star city!! ITS GORGEOUS AND SO WARM AND THIS IS LIKE THE PERFECT ALBUM COVER SHOULD I CANNOT BREATH

Thank you so, so much for taking the time out to make this and sharing it with ur fellow Nascent geeks!! I KNOW YALL WAITING UPDATE IN THE WORKS :’)

THANK YOU SO MUCH AH

Talked about this on Twitter a few days ago, but it really has me interested that whenever antagonists have told Sora that he’s weak on his own, Sora has never actually disagreed with them. 

He always launches into his speech about his friends being his power- and they are.  Sora’s bonds are his greatest strength.  But in KH3 I think they are making a really smart move by possibly having this also become his greatest weakness.  (This is one of the reasons I think Riku’s arc is so great- because they also had his greatest strength- the desire to protect what matters to him- be a fundamental part of his fall to darkness.) By the time DDD rolls around, Sora has completely internalized the idea that he is useless without his friends, and that none of his power comes from himself.  This is a very dangerous belief, yet it’s also one that we see reinforced even by Sora’s friends. 

Donald/Goofy KH3 quote: “Sora’s useless without us.”

Though they don’t mean any harm by it, nonetheless having the same type of sentiment expressed by both villains and friends (and friends turned villain) alike is good cause for Sora to have come to lack a belief in his own power.

In KH3, Xehanort seems to have realized that Sora is unstoppable as long as he has his friends, so what better way to break Sora than to remove the source of his strength?  In the Final Battle trailer, Sora witnesses all his friends being taken from him, and in the end it seems he is left completely alone.  This is where we see Sora’s greatest strength become his greatest weakness.

“I was only able to fight because everyone was by my side!  I can’t do this alone.”

Sora has so much faith in the strength of his friends, yet so little faith in himself when he is left isolated.  This is where I’m hoping we will see Riku helping Sora to grow and believe in his own strength- and we got a glimpse of it in the final trailer:

Riku saw firsthand Sora’s internal strength in KH1 when Sora was abandoned by his friends, fought his way into Hollow Bastion with nothing but a wooden sword, and the strength of his heart won the keyblade back from Riku.  Much like Sora helped teach Riku to not isolate himself so much and accept the help of others, Riku might help teach Sora that even when alone he still has immense inner strength.  Sora and Riku have represented both sides of the extremes- complete reliance on oneself (Riku) and complete reliance on others (Sora) - and show only a balance between the two is strongest.

There’s a monthly art prompt on my Discord.gg/j2vP6rQ server and the prompt for this month is Rebel. I chose the idea of green graffiti and the recent Extinction Rebellion movement against environmental destruction.

So starting off with Yozora, because that’s the main part of ReMind that has my attention largely due to being completely new content. The time travel stuff was pretty much what I expected.

Seguir leyendo

11 days to go… until we may see a familiar face

I would say that i’m sorry ..but that’ll be a lie 

Sunset pt.7

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