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loved to the point of invention
This is so simple and yet so genius. Wow
Subject #7
Loid and Yor
I made these as a matching pair with this drawing.
💬 0 🔁 118 ❤️ 563 · random 30-minute painting with Yor to test a new brush
I think one of the most fascinating aspects of Spy x Family is that despite being a shonen, where the cast in this genre usually features teenagers with some adults here and there due to being aimed at a teenage demographic, the franchise’s main characters and supporting cast is comprised of nearly every age group EXCEPT teenagers. You have the adults (eg. Loid, Yor, Franky, Fiona, etc), toddlers (eg. Anya, Damian, Becky, etc), and senior citizens (Henry and Martha).
Spy x Family‘s characters consists of various age groups but there’s barely a teenager in sight and it isn’t limited to which age group gets to do stuff that matters either. Not that there's anything wrong with having teens as protagonists, but making the main protagonist a man possibly in his late 20s or early 30s and the main character group being two adults, a child, and a dog is quite refreshing and one of the reasons why these characters stand out so much.
yor fashion pt 2
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yor fashion
inspired by tnewties on twitter ;o
I love how Loid gets beefier as the manga goes on. something something I need to get more buff so that it's more embarrassing when my wife pins me down.
Find the whole sketch on my patreon
god theyre soooo cheesy
So we had a continuation of Loid undressing, that I didn't notice 👀
Loid Forger is up to his eyeballs in PTSD and masking the hell out of it, gets stress ulcers, and is playing 5 dimensional chess with every interaction, figuring out and counteracting both people's individual and collective motivations and weaknesses. But he's also like "ough how do i maintain a healthy and respectful fake relationship with my beautiful stacked superhuman goddess wife who misses 40% of all social cues and wears backless sweater dresses all the time. This is really tough." The character of all time.
batch of my latest SXF art! 🧁 doodles and wips and all, included...
(proceeds to disappear into making a 22 page comic... seriously i hope i can pull it off... RAHHHHHHHH if i can do this i can do ANYTHING!!!!)
The suspense continues as this chapter mainly focused on Fiona figuring out what to do with the whole "Desmond is at the symposium" situation, while Anya still hasn't gotten a chance to get close to him. But while the arc is still in the build-up phase, it did offer some interesting insight about Fiona.
Her line here intrigued me the most, and has further interesting implications in the Japanese version.
The fact that Fiona is willing to let Twilight sacrifice himself if he feels it's necessary shows how much she truly loves him. She doesn't love him "selfishly," as in, if he wanted to sacrifice his own life for a mission, she wouldn't stop him just because she doesn't want him to. This is in contrast to how I feel Yor would react in the same situation - she would definitely protect Loid even if he didn't want her to, not because she's "selfish," but because she sees him as much more than just his goal as a spy, something Fiona doesn't want to see. It's hard to say if this contrast will become a plot point in the series later on, but I thought it was an interesting reveal from Fiona. There's also the fact that she knows that Yor would be upset if Loid got out of bed, which shows that even she can see how caring Yor is after just a brief interaction.
And what makes it even more interesting is the ateji used in the Japanese version. I've written about ateji before, but it's when a writer uses a kanji with a particular meaning, but the furigana (the kana translation above it) is telling us to read it as a different word. In this case, the kanji is "love" but the translation is "pride." So she's saying "For that is my pride (love)!"
The fact that she means "love" but says "pride" indicates that she wants others to believe that she's doing everything she can to support Twilight in his mission because of her pride as a spy and his mentee. When in reality, she's doing it because she loves him. As unhinged as Fiona can be, I still find her an interesting character and, like Yuri, she's a character who has potential to grow for the better as the series progresses.
But Fiona wasn't the only one who had some nice development in this chapter. Even though he only appeared briefly, I like that Damian is sticking up for Anya when Emile and Ewen still insist on being jerks to her.
Damian also gave us this notable bit of information:
Why is Donovan going to the hospital? We don't know how long this has been going on, but I would assume it's somewhat recent. Assuming Donovan is indeed involved with Project Apple and other types of illegal experiments, he could either be 1) overseeing a new experiment, 2) undergoing further experimentation on himself (to enhance whatever abilities he has), 3) he's just getting his own personal checkup for experiments done on him in the past, or 4) he's been secretly visiting someone else in the hospital. Of course, there could be other reasons, but those seem the most plausible to me as of now.
This panel made me snicker~ Please handle your tiny gremlin with care 🤣
Some more panels of Anya being her hilarious self. As much as I've been loving all the focus on the other characters in the recent chapters, I missed her silly antics!
It really does seem like Endo is building up to Anya meeting Donovan. As I mentioned in my previous chapter review, it will be a major event since Anya will allow us to finally get insight into Donovan's thoughts, something we haven't gotten compared to literally every other character. I still have a theory that Donovan is able to "hide" his thoughts from other mind-readers, or some other reason that makes it difficult for Anya to clearly know what he's thinking. Or maybe someone will interfere with the meeting, like Loid, Yor, and/or Fiona? That Surjay guy will probably make an appearance too, since why else would we be given the information that he's at the symposium? There's still so many possibilities with this arc, I can't wait to see what happens next! 😯
As a little bonus, Endo made the below new illustration with the chapter release. I can totally relate to melting Anya considering how hot it's been all over the world lately 🥵 Stay cool everyone~