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What are your top 5 Tokyo Ghoul characters?

I love to talk about  how much I love my faves. If you ever ask want to ask me who my faves are for a series feel free to send me an ask.

1. Who do you Fight for? - Koori Ui

Seidou has the best character growth, but my undisputed favorite just in terms of character in Tokyo Ghoul has been Ui. What I like about Ui is that he hides all of the good things about him, and shows all of his most unlikable qualities on the surface. He’s jealous, spiteful, vindictive and far too judgemental on the other people around him. He basically acts like a hardass who has no friends because his entire life is his work. 

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You bored, or feeling artsy but don’t have any inspiration...? *updated!*

Do you need to distract yourself? Or are you simply bored? Here are some great websites to make the time pass.

create pixel art

Awesome photo editor and art program, all free…!

Totally free transparent textures

make a cute chibi

draw some cool generative art

be a graffiti creator

create a picassohead (you don’t need to be a picasso to do so)

paint online

another awsome site to create pixel art on

and another one

create your own mandala

or color one

create an avatar

or you can try creating your own superhero

here you can interact with organisms in different environments to see how to music changes

here’s a website that translates the time into hexidecimal colours,

Here is a website where you can travel along a 3D line into the infinite unkown

here is a website where you can listen to rain with or without music

Need a model in a certain pose for drawing? here

Want to build your own planet

here is a website where you can create your own galaxies

make your own pattern (very useful if you need a new background)

create next hit comic

make a city which looks like something from 90′s games

draw a mandala like design

jig saw puzzles

more jig saw puzzles to solve

create a stunning HTML5 animation - no coding!

make a movie

create and dress up dolls

play a piano

you can also play a guitar

create sounds

another sound creator

create a logo

design your dream home

sketch rooms

explore fashion trends and create your own sets

build a website

try this app for building a website

Or maybe start learning how to code!

design your own t-shirt or a beanie or sweatpants and order them

design your own phone case

pretend to be a graphic designer with this cool online tool

Make your own Glitch art

Here’s another glitch art maker

And another!

Holy hell, here’s a third!

make an image look like it was created by a commodore 64

freaking cool text generator!

Easy to use word processor

Make up really cool patterns or run your photos through it :)

Write an essay on anything with no hassle

Wanna see how something you write would look like if it was on JacksFilms YGS((Your Grammar Sucks videos on YouTube))?

Make pictures out of text

ASCII word generator

Need an idea for some fanart-here :D

Still haven’t found something that would float your boat? Try these:

watch a documentary

learn to code

do something yourself

workout with the help of this great youtube channels

learn things

play pokemon or zelda or other awesome old school games

waste your time on miniclip

play games at additing games

or try games at agame

calm your thoughts

the quiet place

it will be okay

vent or listen to someone

pour out your soul

explore the sky

look at art from around the world

virtually visit museum of iraq

explore world with arounder

create a music playlist

list through rare books

scroll useful science website

create sand art

brain games

try out tastekid and discover new favorite band or movie or book

interactive 3D anatomy

random street view

post a secret

create a family tree

find our what’s the difference between x and y

help scientists and become volunteer researcher

create your own font

read a classic short story

In the mood to read, but not sure exactly what book to go for?

scribble on maps

listen to letters

play with acrobots

listen to podcasts

make a bucket list

Ever want to see the most truly useless websites in creation?

Prank a friend with this blue screen of death!

Zone out watching the colors drip down

Maybe none of these peeked your interest-maybe you’ve been wanting to create an o.c, but never really knew how to start-or you just enjoy making O.C’s….

This masterlist is to help you in making your own OCs….it can also apply to developing RP characters i suppose! (´ヮ`)!

How to Write Better OCs:

basic tips on how to make your oc even better

tragic backstory? learn how to write one/make yours great

writing specific characters

a wordier, great guide on how to develop your character

kick out those vague descriptions and make them AWESOME

Character Development:

how to actually make an OC

Q&A (to develop characters)

more Q&As

giving your character a backstory

how to write an attractive character

Need an Appearance idea?

Humanoid generator? check

Here’s another one

and maybe if you didn’t like those this’ll work

Need Monsterpeople?

Well, then here ya’ go

Maybe you need Cats?

Diversity

adding more racial diversity

avoiding tokenism, AKA, how to add diversity to your cast not just because you “need” it

writing sexuality and gender expression (doesnt include non binary, if you have a good ref to that, please add on!)

masterpost on writing more diversity into your story

cultures of the world

guides to drawing different ethnicities (not just a great art reference, but also really helpful in appearance descriptions!)

Mary Sue/Gary Stu

Test to see if your character is a Sue

Explains subdivisions of Sues/Stus

Powerful Characters Don’t Have to Be Sues

Villains

villain generator

need an evil sounding name for your evil character? bam

villain archetypes

what’s your villain’s motive for being a villain?

Relationships

character perceptions (What your character thinks of themselves and what others think of them)

how to write strong relationships between two characters

8 ways to write better characters and develop their relationships with others

OCxLove Interest Handbook

develop your couple with good ol’ Q&A!

how to write realistic relationships

how to write relatives for your characters (this is more OC related to a canon character, but will help in writing family members in general)

ARCHETYPES

12 common archetypes

8 archetypes for male/female characters

female archetypes (goes pretty indepth from two main categories)

a list of archetypes

NAMES

how to name your character

random name generator

most common surnames

surnames by ethnicity

APPEARANCE

tips for better design

basic appearance generator

pinterest board for character design (includes NSFW and images of skeletons/exposed muscle (?) so tread carefully!)

clothing ref masterpost

Clothing generator

Another clothing generator

More clothing generator

Aaaand even more

Steam punk clothing

Char Style preference

Dress Generator

DETAILS

give your character better powers

a list of professions

proactive vs reactive characters

positive and negative traits

interest generator

skills generator

motivation generator

123 ideas for character flaws

list of phobias

Oh shit someone died

Backgrounds and stuff? yep

Quirks

Personality. you need that shit

Need something fandom related?

City generator hell yeah

location? got ya

World-building?

make your own god damn laws

Landscape.

Need Item names?

Fantasy/sci-fi/etc. medicine names

Stuff to make things more interesting.Weapons, clothes, treasures… whatever your characters need.

Item & Artifact Generators

Other stuffs!

Genre, Plot, & Story Prompt Generators

How did your characters meet?

Fanfic plots. you bet your ass.

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This is a great list! I saw it and couldn’t help but re-blog. Hopefully it helps any of you that are experiencing writers block

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Reblogging for the oc&character creation stuff!

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Dude this is a gold mine.

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Favorite Indie Games Played in 2019

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Video game quotes that I think are the bee’s knees.

“Between guilt and fear, I choose happiness.” (Fran Bow, 2015)

“You can’t go through the fire exit because you aren’t made of fire.” (Undertale, 2015)

“Look at you, soaring through the air majestically like an eagle. Piloting a blimp.” (Portal 2, 2012)

“Fran… YOU ARE A TREE.” (Fran Bow, 2015)

“It’s been fun. Don’t come back.” (Portal 2, 2012)

“You know what else has been in a hole for 50 years? Dead people from the 60s!” (Night in the Woods, 2017)

“Science isn’t about why. It’s about why not!” (Portal 2, 2012)

“There’s a burning feeling inside me. A feeling that WON’T let me die.” (Undertale, 2015)

“Welcome to my special hell.” (Undertale, 2015)

“STOP PETTING THE ENEMY!” (Undertale, 2015)

“I believe in a universe that doesn’t care, and people who do.” (Night in the Woods, 2017)

“Go legally braindead from lack of oxygen due to choking on my entire ass!” (Night in the Woods, 2017)

“I am a total trash mammal!” (Night in the Woods, 2017)

“This is not a challenge, it’s a tragedy. You wanted to control this world, but I’m going to destroy it first.” (The Stanley Parable, 2013)

“Good job Stanley. Everyone thinks you are very powerful.” (The Stanley Parable, 2013)

“And I tried again, and Stanley pushed a button.” (The Stanley Parable, 2013)

“You laugh, and keep laughing. It’s so funny, you can’t stop. Tears roll down your face. What? You didn’t do that.” (Undertale, 2015)

“It looks like a powerful bracelet. No, wait, it’s just a croissant.” (Undertale, 2015)

“When life gives you lemons, don’t make lemonade! Make life take those lemons back!” (Portal 2, 2012)

This list is by no means complete! Feel free to reblog with more quotes from your favorite games!

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Fran Bow, 2015

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I saw a post of yours where you talk about messed up movies. I watched them all and it messed me up, but I love it! Do you have a list of messed up ANIMATED films?!

Are you a masochist like me? XDThere really are a lot of them, but I made a list of ten movies I saw when I was a kid that I think are pretty disturbing for animated movies.

The Plague Dogs (1982)

A lot of movies on this list definitely won’t be for animal lovers, but the amount of animal cruelty and brutality in these films is partly why they’re so messed up. Plague Dogs (written by the same author as Watership Down and directed by the same man who directed the 1978 controversial film adaptation) is a story of two dogs who escape a lab where they’ve been subjected to experiments tantamount to torture. The movie actually opens with Rowf, the black lab, being drown in a pool and then resuscitated for research. Snitter, the lovable fox terrier, suffers from hallucinations and seizures due to the numerous surgeries performed on his brain, which were meant to alter his objective and cognitive functions. Once a domesticated dog with a loving owner, Snitter is convinced that there are humans outside the lab who are good, while Rowf, having been tormented by scientists since he was a puppy, argues there’s no such thing. Without spoiling too much, events unfold and the townspeople they attempt to befriend learn that the scientists were injecting the Bubonic plague into their test animals. And so the hunt begins to kill Snitter and Rowf, who in actuality aren’t even infected. The dark tones, disturbing imagery, and deep messages may leave you feeling hopeless or emotionally moved.

Watership Down (1978)

As aforementioned, Watership Down and Plague Dogs were written by the same man, Richard Adams. Believe it or not, after seeing both movies, I would argue that Plague Dogs is actually worse in comparison, even though Watership Down presents more blood and gore. But make no mistake, this is not a tame movie by any stretch of the imagination. The movie sets off when Fiver, a small and anxious young rabbit, has a disturbing premonition of their burrow being destroyed by humans. Most don’t believe him, but his brother Hazel and a group of other rabbits do. They leave in search of a new home but encounter many obstacles along the way, including apex predators, snares, hunters, and a vicious dictator who runs a burrow via slavery and political corruption. There’s even the subject of implied rape, as the does in the burrow are mostly silent, scared, complacent, and kept mostly for breeding. Unlike Plague Dogs, however, this movie has a relatively happy ending, even though the journey to the end is potentially traumatising.

Felidae (1994)

Felidae is a German adult animated neo-noir crime horror film that is definitely not for children. The story follows a cat named Francis, who is established to have an above normal level of intelligence. When I first saw the movie, I was even under the impression that Francis was actually based on Sherlock Holmes, though that’s never been confirmed. When Francis moves to a dreary new home with his owner, he begins investigating a slew of grisly cat murders. And when I say “grisly”, I mean grisly. Decapitation, evisceration, forced abortion, this movie has it all. In addition, the subject of sex, homophobia, torture, and cultism are rife in this film. Definitely not for the faint of heart.

Animal Farm (1954)

I think the most messed up part about this anthropomorphic film is the fact that it’s supposed to represent communism, Nazi Germany, and Stalin’s Russia. The American CIA even endorsed this film as a propaganda piece, pushing that the pigs and farmers emulate tyrannical communists. The plot of the movie revolves around multiple farm animals who overthrow their drunken and neglectful owner. Some would argue that this is where the movie should have ended … but it doesn’t. Mired in disturbing sounds and images, the plot continues. The pigs ultimately become the new dictators, scribing unreasonable laws on the barn walls and giving their own species preferential treatment. One of the altered laws even states: All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others. The pigs deny the other animals the right to an education and strive to keep them ignorant and censored. When some of the animals revolt, the pigs actually have them executed while continuing to build their own fascist regime. I won’t spoil much more, but the parallels between Nazi Germany/Stalin Russia and Animal Farm are truly horrifying.

The Black Cauldron (1985)

One of my favourite movies on this list, The Black Cauldron isn’t actually all that messed up, until you remember that it was created by Disney. Upon its release, The Black Cauldron was Disney’s first ever animated feature film to receive a PG rating, and several parts of the movie needed to be cut in order to meet that rating and keep it suitable for children. Often referred to as “Disney’s Nightmare”, The Black Cauldron was close to being buried indefinitely, as the production team suffered heavy loses and were in constant arguments with the censors. Regardless, the finished product was able to keep much of its disturbing illustrations, such as an undead army of zombies with their flesh melting off, and the Horned King himself, eerily voiced by the late John Hurt. The story follows a young assistant pig farmer named Taran, who dreams of becoming a fearless knight. One day, while bemoaning his duties, the pig he’s entrusted to care for has a horrifying vision of the Horned King raising an unstoppable army and destroying the world. Determined to stop it, Taran sets off on an amazing but terrifying adventure, where he faces many trails and hardships. The story itself is a cautionary tale that teaches children not to go looking for danger.

Metropolis (2001)

Metropolis is a Japanese science-fiction anime action film loosely based on the 1949 Metropolis manga created by Osamu Tezuka, which was also inspired by the 1927 German silent film of the same name. This movie is definitely more tame in comparison to the other movies on this list, but it really freaked me out when I was a child. If I were to compare it to a modern piece, I’d compare it to Detroit Become Human, only done right. In Metropolis, robots are discriminated against and segregated because humans, many of whom are unemployed, blame robots for taking their jobs. The plot is a little difficult to explain without ruining the film completely, so I’ll focus on the more innocent aspect– the part of the story that’s shown through the eyes of children. A young boy named Kenichi finds and grows close to a little girl named Tima. Initially, he isn’t aware that she’s a robot, a fact that confuses him when they become hunted by an unknown assailant. He soon discovers that Tima, who’s only desire is to remain a little girl, is more important than he realised. The story itself circles around human greed, cruelty, and intolerance.

Angel’s Egg (1985)

Angel’s Egg is hard to explain, as even the creator, Mamoru Oshii, has stated that he doesn’t know what it’s about. The plot follows a little girl who appears to live in a post-apocalyptic wasteland, where there is very little food, water, and other humans. In fact, aside from some ominous “shadow people”, the only other person the girl meets is a man who carries a large metal cross. The girl is very protective over a giant egg, but it’s never explained where the egg came from or why she has it. Throughout the film, the girl is certain there is something inside it, but the man insists that it’s empty. Most of the film is silent, save a few exchanges between the man and girl. To this day, fans continue to debate the meaning behind the film and it’s clear religious imagery. Oshii himself had a crisis of faith during the film’s production and left Christianity. Senses of Cinema opined that the film “seems informed by the existential desperation caused by the collapse of one’s belief system”. Some argue that it’s an allegory for belief, and the girl is rewarded for her unwavering conviction, while others say it’s a call to atheism, and the girl falls into misery for believing in something that isn’t real. It’s entirely open to interpretation and remains one of the most hauntingly beautiful animated movies on this list.

Fantastic Planet (1973)

Fantastic Planet is a strange little French film about division, discrimination, and fear of the unknown. Set in an undetermined future, the film shows that human beings have been brought to an alien planet where they are treated as either domesticated pets or wild pests. The aliens themselves, Draags, maintain an advanced intelligence, technological superiority, and vast spirituality that the humans live without. This all changes when Terr, a young human kept by a Draag girl named Tiwa, adopts him as her pet. Through Tiwa, Terr learns a new way of thinking and resolves to set his people free. The overall message of this odd but glorious film seems to be that people can coexist, even if they’re different. Additionally, Fantastic Planet is perhaps best known for its unique and sometimes disturbing art style.

The King of Pigs (2011)

The King of Pigs is a South Korean animated drama film based on a true story. This film is perhaps the most violent on this list, as it depicts multiple scenes of murder, abuse, intense beatings, and even some animal cruelty. The plot mainly follows a flashback of three young boys as they suffer through their horrible schooldays, where they are bullied for being the three least successful students. The three boys, eventually broken and succumbing to rage, engage in some of the most graphically violent scenes out of every movie on this list. The subject of class and poverty are the driving force behind this film and create a very dark and depressing experience.

Ringing Bell (1978)

Ringing Bell is a short Japanese anime adventure-drama about a young sheep named Chirin. After his mother is killed by a wolf, Chirin struggles to accept that sheep are naturally weak, so he sets off to become a wolf himself. This film is perhaps the most depressing on this list, as it expresses an honest depiction of the circle of life and what happens when that circle is broken. As we follow Chirin, we get a brutal dose of reality, nature, and inevitability.

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do you know what I was trying to do?

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elizabeth (8) and charlie (5) in october of 1984, just a few weeks before the incident halloween night. 

elizabeth was like a big sister to charlie, what with neither of them having sisters of their own. charlie followed her like a lost puppy, elizabeth always had so much to say and she always knew what to do. 

too bad that elizabeth has her own friends. friends that are too cool to play with a baby like charlie. maybe if they’d let her play with them halloween night, she would be 40 years old, today. but that’s too harsh, kids don’t always understand the extent of their actions.

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back at it again with the Marbly Harblies

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Ah shit here we go again

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Pretty Horrid, my senior thesis project, in which I drew fashion illustration based on the aesthetics of my favorite horror video games. (In order: Hatoful Boyfriend, Silent Hill, Fatal Frame, Zero Escape, The Evil Within, Resident Evil, and Danganronpa.) I plan to do a second round and compile them into an art book. 🖤

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was re-watching a few fran bow lets plays, and remembered how much i fucking love this game