I made this in pjsk recently, lol.
Can't wait to play chapter 5 🥹 (DELTARUNE TOMORROW)
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I made this in pjsk recently, lol.
Can't wait to play chapter 5 🥹 (DELTARUNE TOMORROW)
Guys.... there's a pjsk × twst collab?!?! 🤯🤯🤯
Just kidding, lmao. I was having fun in SEKAI stories xD
Um... long time no akirui 🧍♀️🧍♀️🧍♀️I miss them
Anyways!! I drew this sketch while playing "A Date with Death" :D
I forgot to upload this here.... uh, hello tumblr 😁😁😁 how are guys doing? 😁😁😁 did you miss me? 😁😁😁
Anyway, it's Toya's birthday!! YUPPIEEEEEEE!! HAPPY BIRTHDAY TOYA, MY SHAYLA, MY CUTIE PATOOTIE 🥹 I have these sketches and silly photos 🤲 (also omg?? Honatoya?? It's been ages, I'm so sorry honatoya nation 😭)
「I need somebody to remember my name」.★
Gorillaz will perform at a festival organized by an agency that arranges concerts for pro-Russian artists and cooperates with a company close to the Russian authorities
Outrage has been caused by the band’s participation in the Park Live 2026 festival, which will take place in Almaty, Kazakhstan. Gorillaz are scheduled to perform on August 22. On social media, users point out that the festival is organized by an agency connected to concerts for open supporters of Russia’s war against Ukraine. Many consider Park Live to be essentially a Russian event that was moved to Kazakhstan. Its main sponsor is the Russian company Yandex, which has been accused of spreading propaganda and manipulating news to legitimize the war in Ukraine.
However, Gorillaz have already shown their position and their willingness to attract Russian listeners, sending them a signal of encouragement in a new song.
One of Gorillaz’s new songs contains a phrase in Russian. On the album The Mountain, released on February 27, the track Delirium features the voice of the late poet and musician Mark Edward Smith. At 2 minutes and 38 seconds into the track, an unknown voice says in Russian: “Hello, my name is Vlad, and I’m the Tooth Fairy.” The album also features five other languages: English, Hindi, Spanish, Arabic, and Yoruba.
The band has not commented on the appearance of this character, although one of the track’s authors is someone named Vlad.
At the beginning of the full-scale invasion, Gorillaz said they supported ordinary people in Ukraine and those in Russia who are against the war, and that they hoped to perform for them again as soon as possible.
Apparently, they meant performing sooner for the second group of people — entertaining Russians who live comfortably abroad while also helping fund Russians who are interested in murdering Ukrainians.
An interesting business plan.
A few sketches. I drew them in November 2025, but they describe my feelings on February 24, 2022
Oh, and if you're curious what's written in the corner, it says: "I hate you, motherfuckers. Bastards. I hope you all die. Burn in hell"
I GOT DEUCE!! HE CAME HOME AFTER 60 PULLS!!! HE'S SO CUTE HERE AGAGQJGAVQJSH THANK YOU MY SHAYLA, ILYSM 🥹🥹🥹💖💖💖
But also... I've decided to make a couple pulls for Floyd, for fun. As a joke. BUT UM-
First I got Ortho's card, BUT THEN??? UNEXPECTEDLY???
WHAT????? I mean- I'm really happy, thank you Floyd! But also: WHAT'S WITH THAT LUCK???
I'm scared that my luck will dissappear after that 😨😨😨 but at the same time: LET'S FREAKING GOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!! I REGRET NOTHING!!!! O(≧∇≦)O
Today skeleton racer Vladyslav Heraskevych was disqualified from competing in the Olympic Games for wearing a helmet that depicts Ukrainian athletes that were killed by russia.
The twists and turns that I heard and read about why this decision is justified is enraging. This basically mirrors the attitude that the left and the right have towards us: ‘ukrainians please die in silence, do not speak up, do not talk about war - it makes us uncomfortable, and preferably die faster so we can be friends with russians again.’
remembrance is not a violation
I'm trying to figure out how to draw Trey. And so I have this sketch 🤲✨️
Happy b-day Cay-Cay!!! (≧▽≦)
Also, THANK YOU FOR COMING HOME!!! ILYSM 🥹🫶
... Guys. I think Cater likes me 🤯🥹
NOW I HAVE THREE BIRTHDAY SSR??? HELLO??? THANK YOU CATERRRRRRR 💖💖💖
Happy b-day Cay-Cay!!! (≧▽≦)
Also, THANK YOU FOR COMING HOME!!! ILYSM 🥹🫶
Analyzing the trends of the past year and the beginning of this one, I can reasonably assume that in 2026 Russia will invest even more heavily in media soft power — especially in projects that automatically step over Ukrainians (that is, avoid the topic of the war) and instead focus on direct interaction between fictional “ordinary russians” and foreign characters.
I’m not claiming that specific works are already being directly funded by Russia — no, I’m not that conspiratorial.
The issue is rather that Russia is closely observing the consistent reactions of global audiences. If a likable russian character resonates with western viewers, many of them are quick to dismiss the voices of real ukrainians, who recognize this pattern because they themselves have witnessed it repeatedly over the years: influence built through a positive, fictional image of the “average russian,” intensified during periods of Russian military aggression abroad.
Typically, this character never speaks about the war and has no direct connection to the military. This reinforces a boundary between “ordinary Russians” and “Russian soldiers.” But for that boundary to function, narratives ensure that the former almost never intersect with the latter — or, at the very least, never discuss politics with them. This creates a comfortable blank space for foreign audiences, allowing them to project whatever political stance they want onto the fictional russian character.
The second stage of this media influence emerges once such a work gains popularity and ukrainians or other oppressed and negatively affected groups begin openly expressing discomfort and criticism. For many fans — especially fans of the character — this negatively affects their enjoyment. The war has already impacted the lives of foreigners in indirect ways, and when someone additionally refuses to let them “relax,” irritation sets in. It becomes even worse when that person is perceived as being connected to the source of the discomfort — even if they are a victim.
“Can’t they just calm down and enjoy a show about ordinary life, about the comforting stability of a fictional world, while everything is burning in reality?”
This creates a conflict of interests in which each side increasingly frustrates the other, pushing them further apart.
At the same time, sympathy naturally shifts toward those who don’t “ruin the mood” and who already have some connection to the work itself — most often people who share the same nationality or country as the character. After all, no one is eager to criticize their own positive representation in global media.
The end result is that a fictional character begins to influence real human relationships — in other words, politics: who receives support during a war, and who does not. Of course, neither the character nor the author can really be held responsible, because after all, it is just fiction. And the connection between an author and a specific country is also nearly impossible to prove unless there is explicit and direct evidence.
Because of this, I believe that Russia’s soft power strategy going forward will be less about making foreigners love Russia more — and more about making ukrainians feel unpleasant, inconvenient, and exhausting to them.
After all, who wants to help a party killer?
My hcs for where my fav twst characters would be from plus modern and traditional clothing
people when you ask them not to spend money on drones to bomb ukrainians
Oh, and by the way, I made an edit with them :D
(Again, thank you Dana @catastrophiccreature for drawing them. They look amazing! 🥹)
Commission art with these two as mizu5 cards 😜
I was a bit silly when I commissioned this, tee-hee ☺️ (THANK YOU DANA FOR DRAWING THEM‼️‼️‼️‼️🥹🥹🥹)