a strange sense of finality

carla | they/she | 35 | 🇦🇷🖖🏽

[televisionenjoyer]

Sorry for loving Argentina it will happen again

[elbiotipo]

[chau-draws]

REGULAR YAOI ISN’T ENOUGH!!! I NEED THEM TO SPIRITUALLY MERGE AT A COSMIC LEVEL!!!!!!!!!

[astraios-art]

Kyoshi

[xylophonetangerine]

I didn't even know they had a category for that

[ee123sblog]

my character design of Mina🥺

lovely girl…

[fishbonesart]

Avatar God AU (Southern Gods)

I know I've literally got another au in the works already but i don't care man I love mythology and now they're gods >:)))))

Some info!

Katara and Sokka's face markings are based on the Painted Lady and Warrior makeup (respectively)-- on top of giving Sokka some winged eyeliner to resemble a wolf's markings (as the master of wolves), and a semi-circle on Katara's forehead as a symbol of equality (as the goddess of justice).

Gods don't technically "die" in this AU-- it doesn't happen often, but when it does, they usually become one with their domain. When Gyatso died, as the god of the wind, he turned into the wind and could only communicate through wind chimes (small signs/yes/no-- he can't communicate complex thoughts).

When Kya died, she turned into the starry sky. Hakoda, grieving his wife, would often study her form in the sky and learned to use the patterns of her stars to navigate, which made him become god of navigators.

When Kya died, people started praying to Sokka and Katara for matters of family and home-- it's not actually their domain, but they gratefully accept the duties that come with taking over for their mother.

Katara's necklace has sharp points in this to relate to her mother's star domain.

Katara's cloak is a sealskin (as the matron of sealife)

Yes, Sokka's leg is still hurt in this (still trying to figure out the story behind that, but I love when characters get permanent injuries in media and I'm KEEPING IT) he has a cane-- doesn't always need to use it but he has it!

Sokka's cloak is a polar bear dog's hide (as the god of hunting)

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[fan-ofmanythings-yuri]

they're both stupid.

[roguesquirrel]

my pre-columbian miis and the art they were based on

[aphrostiel]

star trek (tos) studies

[mewvore]

"we detected a mature post" yeah I'm in my 30s

[tomorrowisyesterday119]

Heated Rivalry is a closed door hockey romance in the sense that they fade to black on the hockey. The sex is explicit, but the hockey is implied.

[honorculture]

[autie-j]

Remember when Xbox was going to basically ban used games for the xbox one, and Playstation made fun of them with that video titled "how to share games on Playstation" and it was just one guy handing another a game disk? And now Playstation is getting rid of physical disks entirely

[larken-the-skies]

It’s like they expect us to just forget their original marketing schemes in favor of more and more money grabs.

[pudulogy]

we need more people willing to kill presidents. like presidential assassinations are so chic

[onsuchsmallthingstheworldturns]

Galavant (2015) Complete Series : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive

Sitcom, Comedy, Parody, Adventure, Musical, FantasyA musical comedy adventure featuring a knight on a quest for love who helps a childish ki

All the episodes of Galavant are on the Internet Archive!

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[televisionenjoyer]

Some labour party the UK has... "Played so dirty throughout the tournament" meanwhile they had Messi rolling around the field and Bellingham hitting Barco WHO WASN'T EVEN PLAYING completely unprompted 😭😭 call it like it is, Argentina's greatest crime in the eyes of your party and your country was bringing an anti colonial flag into the pitch.

[televisionenjoyer]

No, I'll rectify, an anti colonial flag against BRITAIN specifically. Because now they're urging FIFA to start an investigation on the basis of "players shouldn't make political statements, there's no space for politics on football" but when Egypt made (extremely based) multiple pro palestine statements they didn't mind that it went against the values of FIFA so much. So it's only crossing the line to talk about war when it's war incited by the British.