Homestuck Brainrot😔

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[bumbleboa]

It's been a while, have a Nami and Vivi.

[userfpurteen]

the gang gets sloshed part 2

[userfpurteen]

Luffy and Ace

[userfpurteen]

the gang goes to a metal gig 🤟🙂‍↕️

[louizee-ly-yours]

Later that night :

Thinking about flexibility

[userfpurteen]

these two 🫡💘

[sibmakesart]

ive been very mean to him lately so heres a page of happy sanjis 🥰

[shetheyslain]

Dahling you simply must read this book! It’s all about this devious little caterpillar who simply gorges himself on all manner of divine things

[mailboxxi]

happy birthday luffy! ☀️

[sniperisland]

shes just that good.....

[niemti-art]

[abreca]

he's looking for his little bro! like to help (kidding...)

[bifauxnnen]

Ouran High School Host Club and Princess Jellyfish are like sister-series to me despite them being completely different.

Like Princess Jellyfish is a josei and is very mature while Ouran is a shoujo and is very goofy (saved for later entries in the manga)

Tsukimi and Haruhi are very different protagonists with the only common trait they share is that they're both introverted (tho I would argue that Tsukimi is shy and anxious than Haruhi). Tamaki and Kuranosuke are nothing alike outside of them being wealthy and nice.

Despite all of this, they feel like the sames series to me. Ouran is straight yaoi while Princess Jellyfish is straight yuri. Both of them are 10/10 mangas, would recommend

[mintfluffysweater]

Them>>

[skaraptor]

"problematic" / "aged poorly" / "badly written" transfem characters i love you so much it's not even normal

[from top to bottom, L to R: Kuranosuke Koibuchi from Princess Jellyfish, Hibari Ozora from Stop!! Hibari-kun!, Neil Patrick Harris' Hedwig from Hedwig and the Angry Inch, Grell Sutcliffe from Black Butler, Ryoji Fujioka from Ouran High School Host Club, and Hana from Tokyo Godfathers]

[citrussam513]

”princess jellyfish men are so hot 😍” princess jellyfish men:

[jariten]

海月姫 (Princess Jellyfish), Akiko Higashimura