Things That Exist

Dreaming of a good night's sleep. they/them (most days) (Profile picture by @enecola)

[teletourism]

Diane, I am holding in my hands a labubu, a curious gift given to me by Audrey Horne. While I appreciate the sentiment, there is a sinsiter edge to its smile that unnerves me. I will turn him towards the wall when I sleep tonight.

[linderosse]

“Get your hands off of her.”

A follow-up to this wonderful Wisdomverse fanart by @deeeeeeeer3 of Dawn and …Hyrule? :). (Check the comments of that post for an explanation)

This is exactly what I had in mind when I came up with the hyrule tunic theory, and even before then! I had something very similar planned as a backstory scene for the Decline Trio— and when I came up with the tunic theory, I was glad to have a more fitting explanation for how Echo and Hyrule knew Dawn was in trouble. So Deer’s art is perfect, and even more so for more reasons than I can say at the moment. Love the art, Deer! I had a lot of fun drawing this response!

(More about the hyrule tunic theory at #the hyrule tunic theory)

< Prev | 50 | Next >

Wisdomverse Masterpost

(Also, looks like this is my 50th Extra! What a fitting choice of artwork 😆)

[gingeralesy]

[linderosse]

Whoa! A GBAFE sprite for Echo!!?!? She looks so cool!

Would 100% field her for every battle and watch her decimate the competition >:)

Oh man, this is making me want to write a #lin thinks post about which Fire Emblem class each of the Wisdomverse Zeldas would be… Resist the temptation, Lin! I need to work on the main comic first! 😆

WV Masterpost

[gingeralesy]

Thank you!

She'd definitely be the unit I'd put on a choke point and then skip the enemy turn. But I'd definitely want to hear your thoughts on their classes!

[fashionsfromhistory]

Evening Dress

Girolamo Giuseffi

c.1912

Indianapolis Museum of Art

[selkiesparrow]

Zoozve, my beloved

[ktempestbradford]

"...we don't live in a big clockwork, we live in a dance club..."

This is my favorite line.

[rabbitrah]

It is now called Zoozve :')

[actual-haise]

Here's your reminder to hop on Of the Devil

[zangoonse]

a party of adventurers that are all equally convinced that they are in completely different forms of media

[zangoonse]

the mage keeps giving smug glances in the direction they assume a camera is in. the fighter keeps getting indignant about missing attacks because of "bad dice rolls." the rogue is doubtful that a villain is gone for good because "nobody ever stays dead in comics." the paladin attributes fortune to "good rng." none of them have even considered that "tumblr post" was an option

[vulpes-aestatis]

Baby sphinx trying to be like mama and waylaying travelers, but all its riddles are completely non-sensical like the ones a 1st grader would tell

[thecactifindahome]

[aubreyappears]

THE SENSATIONAL SNUFFLER

[depsidase]

[insert-witty-user-name-here]

[anthonycolonthree]

(guy who's not getting anything done voice) I need to learn every skill and all information

[ptitsatart]

been replaying disco lately 🪩💫🖤

[spilledkaleidoscope]

hey I don't think I've posted them together before

and this technically doesn't belong but it's important

[theehorsepusssy]

[kej28art]

Print available: postcard and poster

[saildraws]

dolores dei

[recursivewitch]

I've never read Homestuck but there's a type of media that I call "a Homestuck" and I think it's a useful categorization. The main criteria are:

long enough that the time investment is a serious barrier to entry

irrevocably changes your personality

brings something genuinely unique to the table. there is no real substitute for reading/playing/watching it in its entirety

Fate/Stay Night is a Homestuck. Worm is a Homestuck. When They Cry is a Homestuck.

Undertale has cultural impact similar to a Homestuck at first glance, but the fact that it's a pretty short and accessible game means that you don't get the particular mix of sunk cost fallacy and an intimate experience with a piece of media that results in you needing to connect with others who have already put in the time investment. You can buy your friends Undertale and expect them to play it if they're not too busy; telling a friend to read Homestuck is giving them a quest that, if accepted, will spark an odyssey. to read someone's Homestuck is an act of love without true equivalent.