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my Barbenheimer crossover this weekend
went to see these 2 movies and I love them a lot!
TADC movie already reached Popcornmeter 94%?!
🎉恭喜上映大吉!
I FINNALY GOT A CHEEP ASS STYLUS...
My hands have been itching to draw so today I'm going to drop into your begging mouths this picture I drew of our dear, dear dazai...
BUT ACTUALLY HOW DOSE ONE EVEN COLOUR IM SO LOST... please assist @1morality , your definitely one of the best colour-theory-ers I know of...
Bruh I feel empty, like good kind of empty after a show I like ends, but still empty
Oh it’s the trio I missed so much
I love this old render by Glitch
haruka i dont think thats an appropriate question
Do you have any thoughts on the TADC finale showing in theaters earlier than it will be posted elsewhere? Really just seems like an attempt to use the fear of spoilers to drive ticket sales.
I can see how you'd arrive at that thought, but like... on a very basic level, that is just the business model of movie theaters. It used to be, once upon a time, that you could only see movies in theaters, so either you bought a ticket or you missed out forever.
Home video and eventually streaming comes along, now it's more of a timed exclusive deal, but "the fear of missing out" is, like... that's the business model. That's how The Movies™ work. It's how entertainment works in general, really. You go to a Broadway show or a play at the theater because if you don't buy a ticket to go see them, you're probably gonna miss out forever, most of those shows don't ever get filmed. Same with concerts—even if you've bought the album and can listen to it on repeat forever, that's not the same as seeing the music live, and if you don't buy tickets when the band is in town you might miss out forever. Hell, even shit that's going to drop on streaming as soon as physically possible like Marvel movies use FOMO to get people in theaters, that's what all those novelty popcorn buckets are.
So, yeah, it's a bit annoying to have to Matrix Dodge spoilers for two weeks, but, like... I've been doing that with movies and TV shows for as long as I've been alive, that's just what existing in culture is like. Many times in your life, other people are going to have seen something you really want to see before you can see it, and you have to ask them not to spoil, or you have to carefully curate your own interactions to avoid it.
TADC and Glitch aren't doing anything unique or egregious here, we've just gotten used to the instant, ubiquitous convenience of streaming and video-on-demand, and now that they are introducing some mild friction in order to create an extra special experience for a smaller segment of the fandom, it grates on us because we're not used to that being the norm as much anymore.
And also, not to be an old man here, but... if you get spoiled on TADC, you're probably gonna be alright. Like, you'll live, it's not actually going to hurt you. Some stories lose a lot of their impact when you lose the element of surprise, because the surprise is the impact, but that's usually a sign of an underlying weak construction.
If knowing that The Butler Did It ruins the experience of reading a mystery novel for you, then it wasn't actually a very good novel, it was just a mystery box keeping you hooked with the promise of a Big Reveal, and if all of the value is in the Big Reveal then the rest of the story is kinda wasting your time. Really good mystery fiction you can re-read again and again, regardless if you know every twist and secret, because the point of a good mystery novel isn't to find out what the mystery is, it is to be with the characters through the process of revelation. That's why people still read Hercule Poirot and Sherlock Holmes, it's why people re-watch Knives Out movies.
TADC isn't a mystery show to begin with, it's an ensemble character drama with a few worldbuilding mysteries to frame that drama. The staying power and appeal is seeing the characters Go Through It and be changed by their ordeals, and that will remain no matter how much of it is spoiled to you. If the show is any good, it will remain no matter how many times you re-watch it, too, and it will remain in twenty years when someone posts a clip from "this old show my mom used to be obsessed with" on social media and you feel a warm glow of recognition, even as your bones crumble to dust inside your body.
If it i's good art, it stays special no matter how well you know it. If it's not, honestly, a big spoiler ruining the whole thing for you isn't that big of a loss. It didn't really deserve your time, and better stories will come along.
Yeah, getting hit with a spoiler by some dipshit who went to a screening and can't keep their mouth shut will suck, probably, but it's not gonna ruin anything. It's just gonna suck a bit.
Late maid day drawing for kunizai nation. real ones remember this sketch from... 2023 woof
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@kunikiiida-kuuun you have to see this!! 😍
It's literally so gorgeous!!! 😭💕 I love any and every Fukuzawa/Kunikida parallels and the subtle nod to irl Kunikida Doppo!!
in honor of the 10 year anniversary of the outro song for season 1 (名前を呼ぶよ), a quick memorial art :-)
this song was my all time favorite song before i even knew about bsd
the storytelling in the outro, the trust and need for closeness between dazai and atsushi, it makes the song all the more special to me
i would do anything to be able to experience the s1 ending for the first time again
thank you LUCKLIFE and thank you bsd for changing my life!!!
Chuuya Nakahara is both a very practical and a very emotional person.
He is a man of sharp instincts and sharper emotions, but what makes him compelling is not that he leans one way, it’s that he balances both. He is, undeniably, a practical figure when it comes to his role in the Port Mafia. He doesn’t hesitate. He doesn’t flinch. He doesn’t pause for poetic monologues or moral anguish when the job calls for blood. Unlike many who waver in the face of violence, Chuuya acts, not because he's heartless but because he knows he has to do what has to be done. He was raised in a world where hesitation means death, and he’s learned to carry out what needs to be done with steady hands and a clear head. His loyalty, efficiency, and battlefield composure make him a formidable asset and a dangerous opponent.
But underneath that professionalism lives a deeply emotional heart.
Chuuya cares, often more than he lets on. He cares about his comrades, about justice in his own code, and though he’d never admit it aloud, he cares about Dazai. There’s a part of Chuuya that would’ve liked Dazai to not vanish without a word (‘No Shit Sherlock’ moment of me). There’s a quieter, softer part of him, the one he keeps buried beneath pride and sharp words — that would have welcomed more warmth from the man he calls hid partner. A kind word, a moment that didn’t feel like a game. Hell he wouldn't have minded to be with Dazai in their little world (okay maybe, I'm taking it too far, maybe it's just my skk dedicated mind, but you get the point).
But Chuuya is practical. He doesn’t act on those wants.
He knows Dazai. His emotional detachment, cold demeanor. He knows not to expect from him. So even if he longs, he doesn’t ask. Even if he aches, he moves forward. He doesn’t demand closure. He doesn’t beg for company. He carries his emotions in silence, because the mission, the duty, the weight of command comes first.
And that’s what makes Chuuya extraordinary: his strength is not in choosing between his head and his heart, but in bearing both. He is a soldier and a friend, a killer and someone who quietly wishes for something gentler. And he survives by knowing when to feel and when to set feeling aside.
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