Post Canon Trmb Is So!!!! Its!!! It!

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he's the star

Oh Teru

Lemon sour enjoyers

i see you at the movies, i see you with your lipstick on

[ID: illustrations of mob and teru from mob psycho 100, with a full body of teru on the left, and 3 panels alternating between mob, teru, and mob again. teru on the left is facing left, with his back to the viewer. he is wearing a pink sweater, a red scarf, and blue jeans with many heart shapes cut out of them. mob int he first panel is wearing a green sweater, and looking in terus direction. the next panel is a close up of terus eyes, turning slightly to meet mob's gaze. in the last panel, mob is bright red and turning away in embarrassment. END ID]

I love serirei🏵️

leonardo da pimci

Ritshou angst hours

Shou’s scars from his (implied) awakening through CLAWs experiments

taski maiden and why she's my favourite

ever since dream bbq got announced a few years ago, I've always been drawn to taski maiden - not only because she's silly, but also because her design is deeply fascinating to me, as it's rich in history. I haven't seen any posts discussing it yet, so I thought I'd make one!

the thing about taski maiden is that her design is very rooted in mesoamerican art. her appearance is heavily based on the textiles made by the chimú, who inhabited the coasts of what is now perú and were one of the most prolific empires of pre-columbus america - check these out!

if you look at the second image specifically - which shows chimú warriors - you can see how closely the top left figure matches taski!

in fact, all of her forms share the same colour scheme present in most chimú textiles: red, yellow, white, and black.

the little guys she's carrying are based on it, too! their face is a perfect match to the creatures the warriors are holding.

speaking of the little guys, the cloth taski is carrying them in is actually an aguayo! its a rectangular cloth used by various south american cultures to carry items and small children in.

final fun fact: taski is a quechua word that roughly translates to young woman or virgin.

and that's about it! as a south american person myself, I just think it's amazing to get a design that draws from our historical art and culture. just makes me love this series even more :]