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[crazyvik97]

Heh, I was bored and since I already finished the fanart for a competition I had time ö-ö  Heh, look at them, struggling…dangling on my bookshelf … ~ xD

[abybweisse]

With palm faced outward, how is Grell even holding onto the shelf? Some wire we don’t see? ;)

These are super-cool, though, and I want them (and other characters) like this for my Black Butler shelving section….

[anewp0tat0]

hello trusted compadres of this fandom. if you're feeling a little bit hollow recently with the content that has been served to you by Yana Toboso, I hope that you can graciously accept this 52 page meal that has been prepared by 14 other amazing people. it is now finally the time to release...

the Finish The Story game event, Black Butler 200th chapter!

Black Butler Chapter 200- Finish the Story event

Welcome to result of the "Finish the Story" game event made to celebrate the 200th chapter of Black Butler! All of these works were create

I can't speak for everyone, but I think that you can see the excitement for this project leaking through everyone's pieces. so if you want something filled with life, please give everyone work a good read!!

a final thank you to:

@pain-in-the-butler

@pop-roxs

@nullb1rdbones

@anawkwardlady

@cangrellesteponme

@shinigami-mistress

@violettsirbleu

@sigcorp

@blue-eyed-angel-witchy

@cr4shjay

@shinigamer-136649

@abybweisse

@joshisodd

@i-n-e-a

and another thank you to the people who weren't able to make it till the end but still showed interest, I am very grateful to you(and I hope you're alright):

@moonlithaze

@idksndonf

thank you everyone for making this project a reality, I was sweating most of the time but really I had no idea how fun it is to lead an event... or maybe that's just cause of the community I got. cause no way I'm doing this irl.

May is pain, so let the rest of June be good to everyone. I'm not sure when, but I do hope I can pick this project up again some other time in the future. thanks for being an awesome fandom(yes. yes you guys. don't anyone dare say "UM BUT ACTUALLY DID YOU KNOW T-" I do. we're done with that).

[abybweisse]

Here it is! 52 pages of comic relief-filled puff (pastry)... and something to tide us over when the latest chapters aren't so filling. 🤤

[dionysusbisexual]

YOUR PROFILE PICTURE

:) have some bonus sharks

[trans-girl-nausicaa]

chekov’s cat: if you see a cat, it will probably be relevant later.

schroedinger’s gun: there’s no way to know if a gun is loaded or not until you physically inspect and check it yourself, so it’s safest to assume all guns are loaded.

[mariacallous]

#these are both excellent rules to live by#like#just in general

[blubushie]

Schrodinger's firearm is just the first rule of firearm safety.

[screentunes]

rule 1 of catching a bus: have fun and be yourself

rule 2 of catching a bus: the bus is more afraid of you than you are of it

[dionysusbisexual]

Shark Barbie 🦈

[justbadpuns]

this made me exhale loudly

[justbadpuns]

can't believe people kept quacking their heads here

[justbadpuns]

it do be like bat sometimes

[justbadpuns]

Better Call Salt was robbed

[red-r0ver]

🌳🌲🌳🌳🌲🌳🌳🌳🌲

Tiny forest for your dash

[bookshelfdreams]

🐿️🦔🦉🐜🕷️

wildlife returning to your dash :)

[swords-n-spindles]

🌳🦆🌿🌈🌅🐸🌱🌳🦋🌳

Look, there's a small river crossing your dash!

[irondoe]

⛰️⛰️🏔️🐏🌲🐐⛰️🌲🦅🏔️⛰️

We're coming up on a mountain range

[shieldmaidenofsherwood]

🌱🌾🌻☘️🌼🌱🏵🌾🌼🐦☘️🌻☘️🌾🌱🏵

Meadow!

[cressthegreenwitch]

🌅🌊🐬🐟🐠🐙🐚🌴

Slowly reaching the coast!

[wonderful-emoji]

☁️🍃🕊️☁️🐦☁️☁️🦅🦇☁️🦋☁️🌤️

Into the sky

[emoji-shitposts]

🌌🌙🚀☄️🌌🪐🌟💫🌌🪐🌠🛸

Made it to space!

[gwyoi]

☢️💥☄️

i killed you all.

[cannibalcaprine-deactivated2024]

🔥🪨🔥🪨🪨🪨🔥🪨🪨🪨🌱🪨🪨🪨🔥🪨🪨🔥🪨🪨🪨🪨🔥

and yet, life remains

[pugswithlasers]

🪨🪨🪨🌱🪨🪨🪨🪨🌿🪳🪨🪨🪨☘️🪨

the fire died out. we’re recovering

[flagellant]

🌳🌲🌳🌳🌲🌳🌳🌳🌲

Tiny forest for your dash

[gheycowboyespressokell]

🌲🌳🌱🥀👭🌾🍂🌳🌿🌲

You and your wife enjoying the post-apocalyptic forest

[foxpost-generator]

🏔️🌲🌳🌱🦊🌿🌲🌲⛰️

there's creatures

[vintageeveryday]

Happy birthday to Elton John!

[vintageeveryday]

The BBC has always been known for its highly reputable broadcasts. So it hit that much harder when, in 1957, the BBC crafted a hilarious April Fool’s Day broadcast in which they showed a family in southern Switzerland reaping fresh noodles from the family spaghetti tree.

As unbelievable as it sounds now, spaghetti was, at the time, foreign to most UK residents, and many had no idea the delectable noodles were simply made of flour and water. A number of viewers afterwards contacted the BBC for advice on growing their own spaghetti trees; the BBC told them to “place a sprig of spaghetti in a tin of tomato sauce and hope for the best.”

It was estimated that 8 million people watched the broadcast the day it aired on April 1, 1957, making it one of the most widespread famous hoaxes in broadcasting history. Decades later, CNN called this broadcast “the biggest hoax that any reputable news establishment ever pulled.”

[aviscranio]

The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse (2022) dir. Charlie Mackesy, Peter Baynton

[boxboysandotherwhump]

This is absolutely gorgeous 🥹💖 every damn frame a living painting. Damn this is animation goals

[stellastrophel]

Snake’s Snakes: A Guide

As someone who loves snakes, I really love Snake. Of course that also means I really love his snakes, and as someone who’s always been kind of a biology nerd, I thought to try my hand at classifying them. This was honestly really fun to do, and I hope some of you enjoy it!

…. says Keats.

Emily

Starting with my personal favorite, Emily is without a doubt a kingsnake, and if we want to go further she’s most likely a red milk snake. The distinctive pattern, bands of yellow and black on red, are actually a trademark of many kingsnake species. This clever disguise is used to mimic the venomous coral snake, keeping predators away.

Some fun kingsnake lore, these constrictors got their name because they hunt and consume other snakes when given the opportunity. They even hunt rattlesnakes, and have a high immunity to their venom.

Oscar

Next we have Oscar, who is most definitely a red-tailed green ratsnake. Don’t be fooled by the name, their tails are typically not red, but a light brown. Oscar was also very easy to identify, the tail and the cute blue tongue really gave it away.

Interestingly, this species is known for having quite the attitude when kept in captivity, which I find translates well into Oscar’s cheeky personality. These snakes are also exceptional hunters, waiting in treetops to strike birds in mid-flight.

Donne

My second favorite noodle, Donne, is a tiny little thing called a blind snake. At first I thought he might be a worm snake, but the length and lack of eyes made me reconsider (blind snakes have very small rudimentary eyes that are barely visible, especially from a distance). These little cuties are harmless, and indeed small enough to sit on the human ear, at only 8 cm long (they can grow up to 16 cm, but not usually).

Goethe

This dazzling noodle here is a corn snake, but not just a corn snake. Goethe is partially albino! If the striking fluorescent orange coloring and pretty pink eyes weren’t enough, he’s got a lovely pattern that certainly screams “creamsicle” to me.

Unlike Oscar, corn snakes make lovely pets with even temperaments, second only to ball pythons (though I guess I’m a little biased).  

Keats

Unlike Goethe, Keats is completely albino… which made pinpointing him a little difficult. It also doesn’t help that he has no patterning whatsoever. So, going by the shape of his face and his total size, I’d say Keats is most likely an albino gopher snake.

Wordsworth

This one was a little tricky, despite his pattern it was difficult to pinpoint what Wordsworth could possibly be. After mulling it over, I realized he’s a corn snake. Though the pattern might look a little different, it follows the same rule, and the head and pupil shape match.

A good rule of thumb, if the pupil is round and the head is small, it’s most likely a constrictor. Venomous snakes tend to have slit pupils and skinny necks (and big fat heads). This helps identifying to some degree.

Wilde

Wilde is a big ol’ snake most people know, a boa constrictor. As far as they go, he’s certainly tiny, but his face and body shape are near identical (the pear shaped head is pretty indicative of large constrictors).

Despite being fairly small for a boa, Wilde is still a hefty snake, and would probably weigh upwards of 20-27 kg. That’s a lot to hold on your shoulders! 

Webster

Unlike the rest of Snake’s snakes, Webster stands out in that he’s the only venomous one here. His pattern, bright yellow eyes, and slit pupils all indicate that he’s a copperhead. Another difference between venomous and non-venomous snakes, the fangs are only prominent in venomous snakes (non-venomous snakes don’t need to pump venom, so their teeth are smaller and hook-shaped). Despite being a pit viper, copperhead’s venom has a low potency, and the snake themselves are considered none aggressive.

Bronte

Despite searching through almost every arc and skimming through the ovas, the only panels I’ve found of Bronte were of absolutely no help… I can’t even fathom what he might be. He is… a mystery.

[abybweisse]

Let’s figure them out

You are right about Emily and Oscar.

You might be right about Goethe. I was getting confused by the markings, but albino corn snake might fit better than albino python (especially with the head shape).

And I’ll accept your suggestions for Donne and Keats. I don’t have anything better for them.

I have to say I don’t agree on Wordsworth, Wilde, or Webster.

Wilde looks more like a Ball Python than a Boa Constrictor.

Webster cannot be a Copperhead, because those are endemic to eastern North America, whereas Webster specifically says he’s from Queimada Grande, which is in Brazil. That makes him a different pit viper, like a Golden Lancehead. I only know of one other snake on that island, and it’s a non-venomous one that is known for eating snails.

I just don’t know where Yana-san got those bold head markings from, as the Golden Lancehead, Jararaca, and Fer-de-Lance don’t seem to have such striking features on their heads (sides of the head sometimes, but tops no). 🤷🏻‍♀️ But she has made it very clear where Webster comes from.

Wordsworth I’m still looking for, but there has to be a better match available.

And Brontë? Idk what type of snake… but considering the namesakes, Brontë is probably a “she”.

I’ll update, if I can find candidates for Wordsworth and Brontë.

[kittensnax]

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[kingpin-of-steel-act3]