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Rin probably learned from Kaede how to interact as a mother with that hug thing, as I doubt her home village taught her and she was likely orphaned years before she’d fully understand such nuances from her mother.
I don't think its down to one person though definitely Kaede would have told her. Its more like the general culture Rin grew up with. She might have also learned from Sango since she also came from a warrior class.
Twin Heirs of the Great Lord Sesshomaru
Art by Official Animator Hisako Sato
Sesshomaru and Inuyasha being Girl Dads will never not be amusing to me. Imagine them sitting next to each other in begrudging silence, glaring at each other, while their daughters paint their nails, apply makeup on them, and do their hair. Bonus if they also insult each other like they’re adolescent girls (“That shade makes you look like a cheap prostitute”, “At least I pull off a side ponytail better than you”, etc.)
Initially I planned to add the text part as well, but I got lazy.. Still, my favorite post on this app so I just had to draw it lol 🫶
Sesshomaru: Well aren’t you a big, strong man now, little brother.
Inuyasha: That’s fucking rich coming from the guy who wears makeup and a furry boa.
Sesshomaru: They’re my facial markings and fur. They’re literally parts of my body.
Inuyasha: Don’t pull the “I woke up like this” card on me. I don’t buy it.
I will not kill you… I will break you.
dog demon family (2022)
rin: *runs off all alone*
sesshomaru: hoe dont do it
rin: *gets kidnapped*
sesshomaru: oh my god
"SESSRIN IS A FORCED SHIP THAT ONLY EXISTS BC OF YASHAHIME-" there's sessrin art pieces like a dozen years old with notes. sessrin has always been here lmao. all yashahime did was set it in stone
When I was 12 years old in the InuKag community on Orkut (old social media that was VERY popular here at the time), literally every fic and everyone already assumed right out the bat that the ships in the fic would be InuKag, SesshyRin and KogAya. That's just how it was. Everyone had an understanding that Rin was "the one and only person Sesshoumaru would ever love". And that was it. I didn't even encounter the notion of shipping Sesshoumaru with anyone else until well into my teens.
All Yashahime did was give the fans what they had ways wanted. I was really shocked when I came back to the fandom and found out people suddenly had a problem with it, because for me it was just like "yeah yeah, Sesshoumaru and Rin are married, we been knew".
Something I've noticed when looking through the notes of old (pre-Yashahime) SessRin art is seeing people like it who later became Antis. It's like when it became Canon in HnY people who liked the ship or were at least okay with it suddenly got like, peer pressured into hating it.
SessRin was really really very common in Brazilian fanfics back in the day, it was so usual and I can't understand all this hate now. It is just a commom old ship, they are not real people, it is okay to just let it go.
I know not *everyone* was cool with the ship back in the day but the intense backlash really feels like modern purity culture running amok and ruining everything as usual.
Legitimately while FF.Net is still standing, you can search and find 20 Yr old Sesshrin fanfics! When the 3rd movie came out, people went ballistic over it because it kind of sort of pandered to Sesshrin fans by being about Inupapa and his legacy for loving a human. So yes, people have always shipped them!
The Comic market 102 product list with illustrations by Hisako Sato and Takashi Mamezuka.
A couple of the illustrations are new. The one of Rin and Kagome and baby Sesshomaru hugging his mother.
I need Sato or whoever buys this to post the full versions of the new ones, especially the Inukimi and Sesshomaru one because you can't just dangle something in front of me like this, come on.
20 year old Rin ilysm
(The demon/human cultural dissonance of Rin wanting to learn self defence so that she "doesn't have to rely of Lord Sesshomaru". To demons, the stronger ones in the clan protect the weaker ones and that's how it's supposed to be. The idea of Rin not wanting to be a burden doesn't quite compute to poor Sesshomaru. He's like tf? does she not think me capable any more ?? What have I done to lose her faith ??? )
Yeah I have some favourite characters.
What I'm really appreciating this re-watch is how Rin is canonically a Weird Girl. I like to think that everyone expects her to become more Normal™ after coming to the village and getting more human socialization but gradually realize that oh. that's just the way she is.
All done! Here’s Sessrin.
AHHHHHH!!! It is beautiful, it is wonderful, es bellísimo!! <3
Kohaku, Rin and Sesshomaru <3
not proshipper not anti but a secret third thing (person who has a career in the media and, through covering legislative politics, has watched "associating with problematic fiction or entertainment is an indicator of moral degeneracy" rapidly become a mainstream GOP position that they are encoding in legislation to target the queer community under the guise of protecting children, thus coming to the conclusion that positioning the "can people enjoy things that would be immoral IRL in their fiction" debate as a proship v anti fandom debate is akin to pretending that "should we have the death penalty" is a discussion that only matters in Death Note discourse — the extent and manner to which fiction affects reality is an issue that is immediately relevant to today's US politics, and to summarize my opinions on the matter in fandom terms would be to diminish the ways this debate is affecting america Right The Fuck Now. and i have stopped taking "this person is bad for shipping the wrong anime thing and being horny about it" in any sort of good faith ever since I saw it literally used as part of a GOP smear campaign against a transgender state legislator in an attempt to defend the right from backlash after they used their supermajority in the Montana house to prevent her from speaking on the floor. Anyway I think everyone on this site, especially Americans, could benefit from ceasing to think in proship v anti vocabulary and instead developing coherent political positions on the nature of fiction that do not directly align with current fascist political tactics)
and yes, this does pretty much align with the "proshipper" position — to be clear, i'm firmly in the camp that it's literally fine to ship whatever and engage in fiction however you want and people are not morally wrong for making art that engages, even gleefully or pornographically, in dark topics. the reason i still choose to not call myself a proshipper is for a few reasons:
-there are so many different implications under that umbrella, and i resent the dichotomy that reduces so many different positions on so many different aspects of media studies to two different labels. such a framing actively stifles discussion and prevents people from having tough and thorny conversations about media with people they mostly agree with
-i think "proshipper" is only a useful positional label for people whos primary mode of engagement with media is through fandom. but as a journalist and queer person, the main ways in which the "does fiction affect reality and how" issue interfaces with my life have nothing to do with fandom, so it feels backwards to me to define my opinions regarding media in relation to the area that has the least relevance to my life
-i want my actual opinions to be the most visible part of how i engage with fandom, rather than a label that will cause everyone to draw nuance-stripped conclusions that vary depending on which "side" they fall on. i want people to listen to me, not project their expectations onto me and listen to a phantom of me they've created
-why should i? if people are willing to engage with me regarding media discussion, it shouldn't matter whether i choose to identify as a proshipper or not — they should treat my ideas on their own merits. and if people think that i'm a sick freak for "condoning" whatever is problematic these days, they're not going to care what i call myself, they're going to call me a sick freak anyways. and im kinda petty and want them to actually have to read my posts and rub two braincells together to interpret things and think critically about how to label me instead of seeing "proship" and slamming the cancel button
