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junkyard for stupid bsd manga edits and random observations – all self-posted memes here edited by me – any pronouns

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greetings. i am an anonymous stranger on the internet. young adult. any pronouns.

this is my junkyard for random bsd thoughts and memes. you are free to steal my memes without credit, just don't go claiming you made them.

i don't really do non-canon shipping for fun. i heavily prefer to analyze and explore the dynamics that are already there. there will be some headcanons but they mostly stem from a possible reading of canon. i try to do my research when it comes to mental health things but please let me know if i missed something. thank you.

anyways go my pinned post

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atsushi bsd dissociative identity disorder post

i've been spinning this idea around a bit. atsushi might fit the main criteria for DID:

two or more distinct personality states (alters): there's the tiger, the orphanage director and dazai, and atsushi himself. one could argue the orphanage director and dazai might be a hallucination, but i like to think of them as being a factive

dissociative amnesia: atsushi does not remember anything he did as the tiger, and he definitely doesn't share memories with the orphanage director or dazai

early childhood trauma: he was abused at the orphanage. need i say more

though the symptoms lessened after he was recruited into the agency (mainly in the form of atsushi (the host) being frontstuck now), he can still manually call a partial/blend switch with the tiger if needed. plus the mentor figure, in the form of either the orphanage director or dazai, are always completely separate from atsushi.

do with this information what you will :thumbsup:

+ headspace communication from one alter to another

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made a gif. do we agree on this

source // bungo stray dogs – episode 39 (= season 4 episode 2)

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(bsd 129 spoilers) what did he mean by this

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ranpo walking to the window in untold origins: light novel vs. manga vs. anime

in the light novel, the secretary grabs his shoulder before he could step on anything, then he starts picking up the documents up by hand before deciding to randomly knock them away instead:

“Ack! Wait, wait, wait! Stop right there! Do you have any idea how many years it took to close those contracts?!” …the secretary grabbed the boy by the shoulder, barely stopping him in time. The boy stared at him, puzzled, then took a moment to deliberate. “Nope,” the boy replied before beginning to walk once more. “Ahhh! Stop that!” the secretary shrieked as he desperately snatched up the documents. The boy’s foot landed right where the documents once lay.

(a few paragraphs later)

“Uh-huh.” The boy wasn’t listening. Instead, he nodded as if in understanding and began rapidly picking up the documents around his feet. But before long, he got sick of it and decided to start randomly knocking the papers out of the way with his fingers to clear a path.

in the manga, the secretary was on the other side of the room so he gave a verbal warning first and then ran to pick up the document before ranpo can stop him, and later ranpo is seen randomly flinging documents backward:

in the anime, he just walks over them:

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source // bungo stray dogs: the untold origins of the armed detective agency – chapter 6

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source // bungo stray dogs: the untold origins of the armed detective agency (manga) – chapter 3

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source // bungo stray dogs (manga) – chapter 80

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source // bungo stray dogs: the untold origins of the armed detective agency (manga) – chapter 3

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source // bungo stray dogs: the untold origins of the armed detective agency (manga) – chapter 2

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source // bungo stray dogs: the untold origins of the armed detective agency (manga) – chapter 2

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source // bungo stray dogs (manga) – chapter 10