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I’d fucking forgotten about this moment from the manga. Was thinking “wait I don’t remember him dying here…”
and now my anxious thoughts are roaming and I’m starting to wonder if Suo disappeared because someone is after him or something from his past is catching up to him and he didn’t want anyone at Bofurin to get caught in it, sure…but more specifically he didn’t want Nirei to get caught up in it. Especially since they’re together a lot and train a lot and Nirei could be taken as a pawn to get to him or something. Ugh, we’ll find out next week but I have so many thoughts
Thb that would be like my head canons coming true. To me, it's always been either 'victim protection Suo' who lives with a retired police officer as his master/ family or Suo being the runaway (youngest, illegitimate, unwanted - you pick your flavor of angst) child of the Chinese Mafia / Yakuza boss. In both scenarios, he went through a lot as a child that forced him to grow up quickly. Point is, he wanted to get away from the people who hurt him in the past and now because of all the fights (especially the last one on the bridge) with the boys in furin he is on the radar of some baddies. Again.
When you see his behavior through this lens, then it makes sense he didn't share any personal things with the boys and kept them at arms length without seeming too suspicious and unapproachable. But Nire slipped past an arms length nearly from the beginning. I mean the guy really worried about him from the start and helped him in any way he could (another head canon of mine: Suo projecting his past defenseless self on Nire).
Actually, i think the runway son thing is more likely, because of his overall dignified behavior and eating habits. People on Tumblr pointed out before how he never seems to eat anything that was handed to him or even orders anything to eat on outings. I mean, i could be reading too much into this (or have read too much marriage toxin), but i think not accepting food of unknown source in fear of potential poisoning could have been deeply ingrained to him as a child (like the main character Gero from marriage toxin) and he just can't turn it off. He has just learned to mask it better.
Wind Breaker - Chapter 209
you've heard of trigun bookclub, how about a trigun daydrinking club. for this occasion
I'll be honest I wasn't expecting Wolfwood to die until at LEAST episode 9 but I GUESS IT'S GONNA BE EPISODE 8 NOW! YIPPIE 🎉
Welp, at least they let us know to prepare the tissues. BUT MY HEART WILL NEVER BE READY!💔
the things you do for rivalry
Would you still love me if I was a worm?
Miyuki Kazuya as Nightwing 💥 Commission
goddamn it this fanmade animation is too good!!
Rolling Girl inspired coralaw animation <3 my first big project and was never able to finish it but I'm still super proud of it
TLDR Headcanon that Corazon/Rosinante fought tooth and nail to keep his kindness.
Corazon fought his circumstances, first as a Celestial Dragon who was encouraged to be cruel, second as a child who was hunted and hurt for his people’s crimes, third as a freshly traumatized boy whose life was defined by the hatred and violence of the streets, fourth as an orphan taken in by a vice admiral, and fifth as Doflamingo’s right hand man.
I mean, I see a good amount of content pointing out the horrors Rosinante faced in his childhood as he was persecuted by the people who he held no ill will against, but so often I see people brush off the trauma he must have faced growing up in the marines.
Like, you snatch up some poor, scared, hurting child, and drop them in the center of a marine base? Imagine what he must have seen. Imagine the feeling of being on the edge of shipping out for battle, the feeling of returning from a buster call with fresh blood on your hands, imagine the feeling of seeing this as the background of your adolescent life.
Being a marine crushes soft hearts, and has little patience for anyone willing to question their violence. Corazon would have been in an environment where any perceived “weakness” was a fault to be exploited or destroyed. So it’s easy to imagine that it would have been a conscious decision to stay soft. To stay kind.
Hell, life as a marine, much less as a child raised by and around marines, would have necessitated leaving anything as “useless” as kindness behind for the majority of their time. And I know that marines can be kind, and that many of them are; it’s just that Rosinante would have been raised in the heart of an organization that runs on wars. There’s no way that their calloused, cruel almost, ideals wouldn’t have gotten internalized.
So with that context in place, Cora would have had to fight to keep his bleeding heart. Every circumstance demanded that he become cold, but instead, against everything that normally would have happened, he didn’t.
Like, this is a guy who is defined by his actions. We remember him as the man who died to save Law. We remember him as the man who acted as his brothers Corazon. But more than this, we remember him as the man who went out of his way to make a sad, angry, child smile; and who was fully committed to ensuring that Law lived, even at the expense of his own life.
Cora has undoubtedly done some horrible, violent, things in his lifetime, but throughout it all he remained, at his core, kind.
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You know what's the best thing about Childe doing Zhongli's spear kick in the 4.2 cutscene?
It implies they got their reconciliation fight. Childe never fought the guy in Liyue arc so it obviously happened later. He wouldn't have seen that move otherwise.