ダイケンキ

#1 Samurott fan and Nessa enjoyer

[daikhenkhi]

If you ever feel embarrassed by your OC's convoluted backstory, remember that Corbeau was somehow raised by both Lysandre AND Giovanni

[amavaria]

Some of the unhinged stuff I draw on Bluesky

I like girl

[taplaos]

🌁🧱🚗🚸

[oluwott]

doodle I forgor abt

[miniblumonster]

Best Most Awesome Creatures Of All Time

[pokemonarchive]

Pokémon Legends: Arceus (2022) - Commemorative Artwork Illustrator: zounose

[bot]

[crowcrate]

Asked friends for some Pokémon to draw for funsies:] still got a few left to do but I’ll be posting two at a time like this^ daily ish until I’m done

[picturesofgrandma]

something something iscan’s tinder profile

[truejekart]

Mega Gardevoir and Froslass

[bamooby]

Yayyy random farigiraf i whipped up

[pistachiosoda]

the things i noticed about you

[dominodamsel]

jacinthe!!!

and lebanne.

[spoiledmilknrotteneggs]

I really enjoy whatever they have going on

[anistarrose]

Now what's interesting to me is that Jacinthe doesn't shy away from challenging herself on the battlefield, nor react especially negatively to losses that prove she and her team aren't perfect. She seeks out rematches with the player, who regularly defeats her, because she seemingly sincerely enjoys battling with them, and enjoys battling in general, possibility of failure and all. But conversely, she does avoid challenging herself or showing vulnerability when it comes to things that are expected of her as an elite socialite — her lack of rhythm and associated avoidance of ballroom dancing, prominently. She's so insecure about it that she goes out of her way not to even try it, and she only admits to her insecurities in a dream! It makes me wonder if she has a lot more complex feelings about her social status and how she presents herself that we don't get to see, because she never lets herself express them on the surface.

[anistarrose]

Tangentially related, Jacinthe's love of battling comes from her love of bonding with Pokémon and wanting to inspire others to do the same, so I wonder if she'd feel less intimidated by dance if she was able to start thinking of it as something mutually fun to do with a dance partner, not just as "something to be perfect at during parties." But then, of course it speaks volumes that Jacinthe sees dancing as something to be perfect at to begin with, and has never considered the possibility of it being a fun social activity before. Presumably, no one's ever offered to dance with her for enjoyment before...

Until Lebanne, of course. Of course, it starts out as an "of course I'll teach you so you can put those skills to use, Lady Jacinthe" situation as Lebanne presents it... but you know that Lebanne's going to secretly enjoy it, and it's just a matter of her actually admitting it... and just imagine Jacinthe's face when she realizes that Lebanne loves dancing with her even if she isn't objectively good at it...

[dietranch]

bath bomb

[swuisk]

Look at him go!! (We might need a napkin)

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