[kitaofthearth]

愛: miya atsumu and “love”

i do Not think i will ever be over love being used to describe atsumu.

even the twins’ backstory chapter itself is titled “love.” atsumu’s origin story begins with love. he discovers volleyball and falls in love with it, and osamu is there with him every step of the way on the same journey. throughout the series, it’s clear the two things atsumu loves and cherishes the most in the world are volleyball and his brother.

asshole supreme, but his name, 侑, is often used in the phrase 侑食 which means “to offer food or to urge people to eat more.” think like, aggressive asian aunties at family dinners.

here’s an interesting breakdown of the kanji:

(source)

furudate said they named him in the hopes he will take care of and help others. he decides at a young age he wants to play setter because “only the best players get to play the coolest position.” he considers it cool that the best players are the ones who let their teammates play with ease because of them. he wants to score by offering what he has, that is, the “best” of what he can give.

but atsumu is generally disliked by his peers because he has no tact in his interactions, running purely on his drive & hunger for volleyball. also let’s be real, because of his personality in general. he expresses his love for volleyball by being rude and demanding, aggressive and competitive.

he gets into one of his worst fights with osamu over the latter’s decision to not continue playing volleyball after high school. he’s furious because his brother’s his partner, his other half; inextricably intertwined with the sport he loves to the core. they spent their whole lives playing together and winning together. there’s nothing in the world he cherishes more in the world than volleyball and his brother and it’s been this way since he was a child; in atsumu’s mind, it’s inconceivable to have one without the other.

his relentless love for volleyball means he never backs down from a challenge, no matter how reckless or impossible it may seem. during their first game at nationals against karasuno, he sees hinata and kageyama’s freak quick and immediately wants to try it out simply because it looks cool; he even successfully pulls it off several times throughout the match. his love for volleyball that enables him to fearlessly move forward into the unknown with no hesitation. his love for volleyball and pride in his skills that allows him to see endless possibilities for himself with virtually no limits.

the way he puts so much care into his tosses to the point he finds it insulting if his hitters don’t score with them. the way he is fiercely confident in his values and play style because he absolutely knows he’s giving his players the best and easiest to hit tosses. he practices for years and years to be able to set “easy to hit” tosses, anywhere and anytime.

he perfects two deadly serves by the time he’s a 2nd year in high school because (besides the fact he just wants to be badass and intimidating) he wants to ensure as many points for his team as possible, in as many ways he can.

these are some of his most memorable lines to me because they encapsulate so much of his character. with his extremely deft skills and reflexes, he made the unusual but deliberate decision in that situation to set the ball overhand (with ten fingers) despite the awkward position when most setters would dig it (two arms). when suna asks him why he did it, he responds cheerfully that that’s what a setter does: support. ten fingers give him more control than two arms, ten fingers means he can support the team better. a better set means his hitters can spike with more ease to the best of their abilities. the lengths atsumu goes to set the ball every single time with as much care as he can impart says so much about his love and dedication to volleyball.

HE IS FILLED TO THE BRIM WITH LOVE FOR HIMSELF, VOLLEYBALL, HIS TEAMMATES, HIS BROTHER. THE IRONY IN THE FACT OTHERS AROUND HIM MISUNDERSTAND THIS LOVE BECAUSE IT COMES OUT IN ALL THE WRONG WAYS WHEN HE EXPRESSES IT LITERALLY BRINGS ME TO MY KNEES.

it’s in the way he gives as much as it’s in his expectations from others.

atsumu is literally the human embodiment of love, in all of its raw and imperfect forms.

[rainyscans]

ゆうわく

Author: 葉

Pairing: Kageyama Tobio/Yachi Hitoka (R15)

31 pages

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[miya-twins]

OsaYachi Brainrot

this may one day be a fic. but probably not so here

so for the sake of this working we assume yachi went to university in osaka, still doing like, marketing & design

and one evening she's just walking home tired from class and decides to buy takeout rather than cooking by herself. it's spontaneous so she just walks into the next building that says "onigiri" on it without thinking about it much

instantly starts panicking when she sees it's basically empty tho like is this even a restaurant? is there real food to be bought here? is this a yakuza front? is she about to get murdered for daring to step in here?

except obviously it's not, and she gets greeted by a cheery "hi what can I get fer ya?". but she startles and squeaks, and then when she hears "oh, aren't ya the girl who" she just panics, hits a chair trying to go backwards and falls over, then scrambles and runs right out of the restaurant.

now osamu is pretty clueless as to what exactly just happened, just that a girl walked into his restaurant, he recognized her maybe as the girl who was karasuno's manager and that he almost hit with his serve like three years ago, and then she screamed and ran back out. and also dropped the wallet she was holding.

and because he's a reasonable person, he doesn't pick up the wallet and waits to see if she comes back, no, he takes it and books it after her

it's not even really night yet and they're in a big city, so they definitely get a lot of stares, and when osamu catches up to her and grabs her arm to stop her from running again he has to very loudly go "you forgot your wallet at my store! you should take it with you before you go!" because multiple passersby have their phones raised to call the cops on him. like sure he's just barely still a teenager at this point and only a year older than yachi, but he's WAY taller and yachi looks younger than she is and also she's probably crying just from the shock

poor girl is so embarrassed by the scene, takes her wallet back and bows like five times in apology for troubling him like this and only then looks up enough to see that oh. she does know who this is

well. as she puts it "oh, you're miya - uh" looks to his hair. not dyed anymore. looks to his chest. no numbered jersey (why would he be wearing that now?). "um. one of them." then immediately apologizes because that's so rude, she really should be able to tell them apart

osamu just laughs it off, gives her his name and introduces himself as the one who used to dye his hair grey and didn't play setter

also admits that he has no idea what she's called either, so they're even

yachi introduces herself and feels a bit more at ease, enough to agree to go back to the restaurant and buy some onigiri which was the original plan anyway

osamu offers to give them to her for free as an apology for spooking her, but she insists on paying, so osamu just hands her some extra ones that are left over that he probably won't sell anyway

yachi leaves with her onigiri, now way too much for her to eat, and shares them with her roommate

both of them are blown away by how good the onigiri are and the roommate is like. idc how much you embarrassed yourself we are gonna go back there. regularly. this is not up for debate.

and like. yeah. those onigiri are worth it. and osamu didn't seem upset or like he was making fun of her either. though she's still 100% sure she completely blew her first real impression on him.

meanwhile osamu's just hoping she likes his onigiri, thinking she's cute and funny

next time yachi goes to get food by herself she actually sits down to eat, and osamu chats with her a little. just casual stuff, what yachi is doing in osaka, kageyama is on the adlers now so he'll play atsumu next week since he's on the jackals, also he wants to know what hinata is doing rn, what do you mean he's playing beach volleyball and learning portuguese to go to brazil?

pretty soon it becomes easy for yachi to come and it's her go to place for comfort food, and she sometimes brings her new uni friends as well

it slowly spreads as a secret tip among the uni students but it's still empty a lot of the time

yachi starts wondering if maybe she isn't the only one not quite sure if this is actually a restaurant and people don't come in since it doesn't really clearly say anything outside

it's on her mind so when she gets an assignment to design a business logo and some ads she does it for onigiri miya

shyly presents them to osamu later and he's like "wow this looks so good you're incredible"

and yachi is blushing cuz he's really close to her looking at it and why is her heart racing like that? she offers him he can use it if he likes, which he refuses because he can't really pay her, but she says she's already made it and got a good grade so. it's not like she did this for money or will get paid if he doesn't use it.

so she helps him get the logo printed for the storefront, and he makes flyers out of her ads, and she draws on a chalkboard he sets up outside.

it ends up helping a bunch more people discovering onigiri miya and boosting business, she also makes him a website later, for another assignment.

and they get really comfortable, just hanging out. yachi doesn't even startle anymore when atsumu randomly barges into onigiri miya cuz she gets used to him. surprisingly she finds the twins bickering soothing. it reminds her of kageyama and hinata. osamu gets drawn into yachi's friend group, so he's not just working or hanging out with atsumu's friends on the jackals all the time anymore. yachi becomes onigiri miyas second taste tester after atsumu has confirmed it's edible.

and somehow, osamu is still surprised when atsumu eventually asks "so when are ya gonna ask her out, huh?"

as if he's not talking about how cute yachi is all the damn time, or how hard she works or how talented she is or how his restaurant seemed quiet and wrong those two weeks she went back to miyagi to visit her family.

it has been suggested to yachi by her friends and roommate as well that osamu might be into her but uh. she has immediately catastrophized all the ways her doing anything about this possibility could end in her social ruin so she has tried not to entertain it. her mother always lecturing her to be careful around men and their ulterior motives and general uselessness probably doesn't help either. and she's gotten a bit more confident in herself but she definitely believes osamu can do better than her.

osamu also definitely believes she can do better than him, look at all those smart, well-off people she's going to college with.

at first atsumu just rolls his eyes at his brother but as he keeps insisting to not do anything about their obvious crushes on each other, eventually atsumu just goes "if yer not gonna ask her out, I will."

and if there's one thing osamu knows about his twin, it's that he'll make good on his threats, no matter how ill-advised they may be. he knows atsumu would do it, and if yachi for some reason said yes, he'd even be a decent boyfriend to her because they're good friends at this point.

so with his hand forced, osamu invites her to come over after closing time, and presents her with a more fancy meal not on the menu and eats with her. it's very date-like and out of the ordinary so yachi does eventually work up the courage to ask if there's an occasion for this. internally panicking thinking she forgot something important the whole time.

osamu blushes and almost chokes but he does manage to blurt out "would you like to be my girlfriend?"

it takes like a couple seconds to compute in yachi's brain so osamu is already backpedalling like "it's chill if not" but suddenly yachi gets incredibly red and stammers out nonsense syllables and just hides her face in her hands cuz she's completely overwhelmed.

osamu gives her a bit of time, then reaches out to take one of her hands and gently pry it away so he can look at her and see if she's alright

yachi just looks at their hands and thinks about how nice and warm osamu's hand feels and how he puts her at ease with his presence. and she nods and squeaks out an "I'd like to" and osamu smiles so brightly she feels like she needs sunscreen to protect herself from it.

then osamu presses a soft kiss to her hand and she almost faints

it takes them like three weeks from this point before their lips touch, and even longer to get any more intimate

atsumu meticulously documents this timeline to embarrass them at their wedding with it. osamu tells him "shut up you don't even know we'll make it to marriage yet" but like. they're gonna get married.

only when they've been together a couple of years and are both financially stable on their own and confirmed their life plans are compatible with each other, but. they do get married. it's one of the best days of their life. (and atsumu is there as best man to go "I told ya so" with the most obnoxious grin possible)

also they have the cutest kids and osamu is the best dad to them but idk maybe that should be another post this one is too long already

[ravenliz]

Jujutsu Kaisen [ # ]

[kana7o]

its canon

[cherry-valentine]

Character Analysis: Fukuda Tamotsu

SPOILERS FOR ID: INVADED!!!!

So I wanted to do a write-up about Fukuda and sort of explore his character because I think he’s one of the most interesting characters to come along in a while and I feel like there were a lot of hints dropped about him and what he really wanted throughout the series. My conclusion is that he was a very lonely man who only really wanted a place to belong, a place to fit in, with people who understood him.

First of all, let me get this out of the way: Fukuda was a messed up person who did some messed up things. He murdered people in a particularly gruesome way (drilling a hole into their heads while they were alive and conscious). My write-up isn’t to excuse his crimes, but to possibly explain them and explain his motivations later in the series.

So let’s go over what we learn about Fukuda over the course of the series and how that relates to his actions in the end. The series opens in his id well, which gives us a fascinating glimpse of his psyche. The first thing we notice is that the entire world of his well is fractured and broken, which gives you a very good idea of what his mind is like, and how he views the world. He’s very much a broken, fractured person.

But let’s back up a bit. The first we actually see of Fukuda is a small picture of him on a screen at Kura, identifying him. He’s shown without his scar, so the picture was taken before he drilled the hole into his head. We’re told that he’s 33 years old, lives alone, and has no family. That alone isn’t super compelling, until you realize that inside his id well, there are photographs sitting around of various people that look like family photos, but turn out to be unrelated celebrities or athletes, famous people he probably saw on tv. This is the first hint that he’s a lonely person who perhaps wanted a family, and maybe even daydreamed that the people he saw on television were his family. Going even deeper, we see that, in his id well, his victims are literally living in his house as a family. One of the kura members finds this disturbing, but it’s pretty clearly a strong sign that Fukuda was desperate for a family connection, for a place to belong.

When his home is raided, it’s interesting that it’s quite bare. There are some cardboard boxes sitting around and very scant furnishings. But we know he’s been living there for at least three years (the flashback of him drilling his hole took place in one of the rooms we see, which took place three years prior). More signs of a lonely, depressed person.

When Fukuda meets Hondomachi, and she shoves her own head into his drill, Fukuda is not only shocked, but in awe of her. He openly states that he didn’t really want to drill holes into people, but instead wanted to see someone drill the hole themselves, like he’d done. Like Hondomachi had just done. It’s clear that he felt like she could understand him. He even asks her to come visit him if she survives.

Moving on, when he gets to Kura and begins working as a “Great Detective”, he begins calling Sakaido “kyoudai” (”sibling”, or better translated in this case as “brother”). Another sign that he’s looking for that familial connection. Then we get the case where he and Sakaido have to work together in the well, and the most interesting thing here is that Fukuda is so friendly. He’s almost comedic, using silly English phrases and lots of finger guns. What’s even more interesting is when we learn that he knew who he was and what was going on the entire time, so all of this was actually him, not a result of the amnesia. Some might think it was just an act to get on Sakaido’s good side, so that he could betray him later. But that doesn’t make sense either. In my opinion, Fukuda acted this way because he genuinely wanted to work together with Sakaido. Perhaps even wanted to be his friend. I think he only “betrayed” Sakaido later because his arithmomania was driving him insane, and he wanted Sakaido to kill him, not because of any actual ill will toward Sakaido. This is supported by the fact that Fukuda ends up helping out anyway, and also the fact that he retains some of the “silly” personality even after the truth comes out (he did the whole “English phrases and finger guns” thing with Hondomachi).

While we’re at this point of the series, let’s discuss his arithmomania. Apparently, it was bad enough to drive him mad, forcing him to drill a hole into his own head to make it stop. We learn that he did this three years prior, at the age of 30. It’s strongly implied that he never killed anyone until John Walker “recruited” him. So he spent the first thirty years of his life not hurting anyone. He drilled a whole into his head to stop the madness of arithmomania, which damaged his brain, causing him to view the world in a broken way. It was only after his brain damage that he became a killer. I just felt like all of this was worth pointing out, as it makes him stand out from the most of the other serial killers in the show.

Then we come to the scene that solidified my opinion of Fukuda. After “John Walker” shoots himself and escapes into his own well, Hondomachi and Narihisago start to go after him. Hondomachi says, “Fukuda Tamotsu, come with us!” There is a small flicker of surprise on Fukuda’s face. He looks at the corpse in the remaining cockpit and says he’ll pass (I find it funny that he’s a bit squeamish about this, as well as being squeamish about wearing the urine soaked clothes earlier). Narihisago yells for him to move the body and come on. Again, he looks a little surprised before shrugging and stepping forward to do as he’d been asked. Of course he falls unconscious before he can get into the cockpit, but he was definitely going to help. I think even his initial reluctance was a bit of a show as well. It really seems like he’s happy that he was included, that they saw him as a member of the team and wanted him to come along. Because he’d finally found a place he could belong, people who, at least to some degree, understood him.

The evidence is in the fact that he went to help Hondomachi, when he could have easily just hidden out in one of the wells. The show implies that only serial killers can move freely in that world, between wells. Fukuda even had experience in the wells, so it would have been simple for him to find the least dangerous well and just stay there, or keep moving between them to evade danger. He didn’t have to track Hondomachi down and he certainly didn’t have to help her escape her own well. Doing so strongly implies that he’d intended to help them all along.

And then, tragically, we get his death scene. I know there’s some confusion and debate about whether or not he actually died, but it looks bad, guys. I really, honestly, hope with all my heart that the people who believe he’s just comatose are right. But it sure looked like Hondo checked for a pulse, not to see if he was awake. Moving on, his death in the well was a very sad moment, but it was also his moment to shine. After giving Hondomachi some advice about the number seven, he says he intends to go back into her well for a while. I’m not going to discuss (much) the possibility that he’s developed romantic feelings for her. I ship them. I’ve shipped them since the first freaking episode, so I’m definitely a biased source on that matter. But it’s terribly obvious that he’s developed an affection for her, because he literally jumps in front of a bullet to save her.

As Fukuda dies, he tells Hondomachi that he’s so glad he could save her. She stays with him in his final moments, telling him that when she looks at him, she sees him as “whole”, without the hole or the scar. He seems comforted by this, saying that his hole is “filled” in Hondomachi. He was abile to be complete with her (and, to a lesser extent, Narihisago). Because he felt like he fit in with them, that he belonged there. In the end, he died satsified.

For me, what really struck me about all of this was that Fukuda was a lonely person in pain. It was ironic that only after being arrested and imprisoned did he find the “family” he’d always wanted, the completion. His place to belong.

[ramenuzumaki]

THIS 😤

[ikuzedobe]

Laugh and cry.

BORUTO’S DAD THANK YOU FOR 15 YEARS!!

Team 7: BORUTO’S DAD, Sasuke, Sakura, Kakashi, Sai, Yamato

[ryodan]

remember the time borutos dad talked saradas dad out of fucking up the world

[21tailsofwoe]

remember the time boruto’s dad met boruto’s grandparents. haha that was so cool.

[ryodan]

i loved the episode about borutos grandma it made cry. his grandma really was one of a kind..

[empress-cornelia]

Wow. Boruto’s dad, Sarada’s mom and dad, and their sensei all saved the world. Oooh Boruto’s dad, the one with the Nine-Tailed fox. Thank you Masashi kishimoto for making the 15-year manga of Boruto’s dad. What an icon, Boruto’s dad.

[myuchihagurlfan]

Boruto’s dad had a crush on Sarada’s mom back in their genin days, but Sarada’s mom was in love with Sarada’s dad even from the beginning, so Boruto’s dad got friendzone early on. Meanwhile Boruto’s mom was hiding behind trees admiring Boruto’s dad from a distance. Omg lol, it does sound funny telling story this way 😂😯😍

[eyezehuhh]

“Believe it.” -Boruto’s Dad

[specta-a-deactivated20180419]

[drfunk98]

i don’t even like naruto and i feel awful

[mimikyu-chwan]

@invalid-username-again

[iverbz]

yall not finna play my mans like this

[verratensduo]

Hence why I was opposed to Buruto. Buruto is nothing more than milking Naruto in the name of capitalism and ruining a well written story with a shit tier doesn’t need to exist show.

[ramenuzumaki]

Iconic 😂😂😭😭😭😭

[ikuzedobe]

[mugiwara-lucy]

SMH I can’t handle this disrespect.

[iristial]

“O…ka-chan…”

I am salty that Hyakkimaru’s mamas died but it was probably for the best

Nui spent sixteen years of her life mourning over her son. She finally got to hug him once, to show that she loved him, and then she decided to let her life end with Tahomaru - the son she couldn’t express her love for

Jukai lived the remaining years of his life regretting his actions in the war, and could only wonder if he repeated the same mistakes by allowing Hyakkimaru to live. But then he realized it wasn’t the case and decided to set out on one last mission to save his son and end his life as a man with fire in his eyes

The two of them have sinned in different ways but in the very end, they loved Hyakkimaru and did what they could to let him live

You did well, you guys

Tahomaru, the younger brother Hyakkimaru spared. He wanted what was best for his land and cared for his people, vassals and family. He went about it using the wrong means but in the end, he gave back Hyakkimaru what rightfully belonged to him and, I believed, called him “brother” one last time. Now he can join Mutsu, Hyogo and his mother in death - and be happy

Goodbye, you three

You did well, in the end.

[wantitmyway268]

ngl this is the most intense house tour I’ve ever seen

[akarui-sakura]

I like to think after Hyakkimaru said “brb” to Dororo, he started exploring and eventually got lost and was like “shit where tf am I”? Then had to awkwardly ask people where he was and how to get back, but he doesn’t know how to communicate and keeps getting distracted.

During that time he comes across a seamstress who’s like “wtf you need to fix your clothes”. And then like 5 years later he finds the place where Dororo is and she’s all “YOU ARE NEVER GOING ANYWHERE WITHOUT ME AGAIN”. So then he’s like “kk” and then plants the rice farm.

Hyakkimaru needs a GPS (AKA Dororo) when he wants to travel from now on.

[wantitmyway268]

About Nui and Jukai

I understand Jukai and Nui’s decisions to stay in the burning castle.

The thing I like about the ending is that they don’t make deaths seems like the most horrible thing that could have happened to a human.

I didn’t feel extremely sad over their deaths and it wasn’t because I didn’t like them. When I saw them just calmly smiled at Hyakki despite the fire spreading around them, it was peaceful. Because it was their choices and I respect that. They didn’t have some random deaths, they chose their own deaths.

Jukai had tried to killed himself before due to his own sins but he was still alive. Whatever godly beings that decided to intervene, also led him to Hyakki as if saying this was the reason for him to continue living. After he rescued Hyakki from that castle, his reason for living had been fulfilled, Jukai felt like he could finally end it once and for all.

When Nui approached Tahou, he’d already on his deathbed. That was how I see it, the 12th Demon may have traded his life so that it could give him Hyakki’s eyes and let him kill Hyakki for it, or those eyes connected to his life. Either way, Nui wanted to repent for abandon him all these years so she chose to stay with him in his final moment, even if it meant her own life. Nui definitely could have left on her own but she wanted to fulfill her role as a mother that she had neglected.

That’s my take on their deaths, I respect the decision Mappa made for the characters. They weren’t killed, they chose their own deaths themselves.

[alrishapiscis93]

DORORO EPISODE 24

I don't know how to express about this :'c

First, Tahomaru DESERVE BETTER :'c 💔 Poor baby boy, at least he had the chance to call Hyakki "Brother" one more time

Then finally she said to Hyakkimaru what she wanted to say, and she had the chance to hold him like that for a last time

Finally Hyakkimaru saw his two mothers :'ccc ❤️❤️ but he should have seen his brother's face :'( 💔

Again, this poor baby suffered too much, he felt so lonely 💔 😭 But at least, he will be with his mother, just like he wanted :'( He didn't die alone 💔💔😭😭

HOW CAN I FORGET ABOUT HYAKKIMARU RECOVERING HIS SIGHT AND CALL DORORO "PRETTY" AFHAHDSFH I'M DONE

As much as I wanted Daigo being killed in a brutal way (yeah I wanted that, you all wanted that 😂) I have to say that I'm happy that Hyakkimaru didn't do it, that proves that he isn't like his father. Compared to Tahomaru, Daigo died alone, with no love and realizing that he made a HUGE mistake. That's really an ironic and poetic death.

AND FINALLY FINALLY FINALLY WE HAVE THIS ❤️❤️❤️ COME ON SHE IS SO BEAUTIFUL THAT I WAS CRYING 😭❤️❤️ JUST LIKE HER MOTHER ❤️

And this adult Hyakkimaru MY GOSH I'M SO DONE AND I DON'T KNOW WHAT TO DO 😭😭❤️❤️❤️❤️

THANK YOU MAPPA FOR THIS BEAUTIFUL ENDING, FOR THIS BEAUTIFUL DORORO AND FOR THIS BEAUTIFUL (not baby anymore) HYAKKIMARU 😭❤️❤️❤️ NOW PLEASE GIVE US A SECOND SEASON 😭😭😭😭😭❤️❤️❤️

Party is over

[labiallyinclinedcanine]

Kagura and  The Bridge : an OKIKAGU HINT.

I am going to write a long okikagu sign that has been hinted from the start throughout gintama, it might not be so noticeable but it is definitely significant. That is the connection between Kagura and the bridge. The contents might be old but i never saw anyone really write about this yet so here i go.

Plus is there any lateness to any okikagu hints at all? After all we are on the verge of either cannonness or sinking right now that this is just the perfect time to indulge in some more okikagu hints, right?

(All credit to my good friend and okikagu soulmate : yuuki_cabbage//ig or c10ud10//tumblr - she’s the one who came up with these hints hehehe)

If there is one setting that we can relate Kagura to, much like you can relate Gintoki to Pachinko or Shinpachi to Otsu-chan, it is Kagura to the bridge. Why do I say this?

This entry is not in chronological order, but it will build up to a perfect okikagu hints at the end (i guess?)

1.       Kagura will go to the bridge, whenever she’s feeling conflicted, sad and lonely. This is seen during valentine day episode (203) and the cellphone episode (230). But more than so, we can see it earlier in gintama ending 14 (Wo Ai Ni), where we can see the whole ending of Kagura walking alone, feeling lonely at night, where she ends up at the bridge in the end. This signify that the bridge is where she usually will be during her time of sadness and loneliness.

2.       In both cases (Valentine Day and Cellphone episode) she has thrown off things off the bridge. Namely her chocolate and the broken yorozuya cellphone strap of hers, which are a set of 3. She has thrown it off as if wanting to get rid of the feelings that’s burdening her. It shows that she felt by throwing the things down the river, the flows of water will wash away her feelings and will make her feel better.

3.       In the end, she still ends up giving chocolate to Ginchan and Shinpachi. And she did retrieve the cellphone strap and install them on her umbrella.

Now to the Okikagu hints. 

Okay you all know where this is going. But before I even go there and state the obvious, let me bring you back to the 16th opening of gintama, Beautiful Days by Okamoto.

As you can see, the first 3 shots we got is Ginchan with the yorozuya building as background, Shinpachi with his Kodokan Dojo as background, and what? Kagura and the bridge as background! Wow what a shock right. This for me is such a huge sign, which likened the importance of the bridge to Kagura. Yorozuya Ginchan building and the Kodokan Dojo are respectively home for both Gintoki and Shinpachi. But Kagura got the bridge as background? Damn that’s such a huge sign.

So now we have established the importance of the bridge to Kagura right? You with me so far?

Now! Up to the obvious Okikagu hint, which we all already know about by now.

1.       Kagura went to the bridge that day, because she is feeling conflicted and sad. We have already established this connection. The bridge is the usual place where she will find solace, or some kind of peace during her time of sadness. And guess who shows up? Out of nowhere?

I don’t think so.

At this point, Sougo must have knows that Kagura is feeling sad, maybe because he was too. We know that they always seems to know how to find each other, like how Kagura found Sougo sad and alone during the moment of Shinsengumi disbandment (and claimed that she was just taking a walk), or when she found him in the park during the Rokkaku incident.

So their meeting wasn’t at all coincidence, if not anything, Sougo knew Kagura would be there at the bridge, and he is purposefully come and meet Kagura (to say goodbye)

2.       Okay ready your hat because this is big, Kagura did throw Sougo off the river! Huahahaha, sound familiar? Because that’s what she will always do, she throws the things (or person) which making her feel conflicted into the river, maybe in hope of washing away her feelings.

3.       But as always, she went back after it, which she did to Sougo too, because no sooner than that she herself joined him in the river for a (full blown? Well no really) fight. This is where they fought and making that beautiful promise of not losing to anyone else.

Bonus: 

Kagura and Sougo was smiling, a lot after that, who made you guys smile like that huh? Like you can literally read Kagura’s sadness but in the end she smiled so prettily like she’s content, and of course, Sougo too.

More BONUS:

1. Kagura and Sougo’s reunion where they reminisce their promise <3

2. Sougo agreeing to Kagura like an old married couple <3

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♡ The New Boruto Anime Ending Explained ♡

Just like the initial Naruto Gaiden anime ending, at first the new ending contains the forming of Sarada herself as a result of the deep connection between her parents.

Sasuke is represented by the purple line, while Sakura is represented by the pink line: 

And then, after the fusion of these two lines, a red line is now formed, which represents Sarada:

But then, everything else from the previous ending is skipped (Sarada’s doubts about her parentage, her tears, her initial distance from Sasuke and so on). Instead, now we only see Sarada slowly and calmly walking forward:

This is really meaningful and suggests the fact that all of Sarada’s doubts and uncertainties finally disappeared. She finally understood who her biological mother is, how much both of her parents love her and how much they also love each other. They’d do anything for their little princess and all of their actions are meant to protect her. Sarada is now finally aware of all of this.

After that, we see where Sarada has been aiming to arrive all along - to her parents, who are waiting for her:

What is extremely important is that both Sasuke and Sakura are depicted exactly in the colours that represented them at the beginning: purple for Sasuke and pink for Sakura. Both Sasuke and Sakura’s clothes have a shade of their respective colours (Sasuke’s shirt is purple, his vest is light purple and his pants are dark purple, while Sakura’s shirt and headband are depicted as dark pink). In addition, while Sakura’s hair itself is pink, Sasuke’s hair also has a purple tint. What’s more, Sarada’s shirt is red, just her representative line also is:

^ Furthermore, I would like to point out the fact that Sasuke, Sakura and Sarada are all placed exactly in the very same spot where all of their representative lines were also placed: Sasuke’s purple line was on the left, Sakura’s pink line was on the right and Sarada’s red line appeared in the middle as a result of the fusion of her parents’ lines.   

Then, Sakura and Sasuke reach their hands out to Sarada. In the initial Naruto Gaiden anime ending, Sarada was the one who reached for her parents’ hands and, while she did hold Sakura’s, she unfortunately couldn’t reach Sasuke’s, fact which symbolised that she didn’t feel she was close enough to Sasuke back then even though she really wished to be. Now, the situation changed completely and Sasuke is the one who is reaching for his little daughter’s hand, just like Sakura also is:

^ Also, unlike how it was in the previous ending in which Sasuke and Sakura’s faces were never fully visible, in this ending we can finally see their expressions entirely, fact which once again shows that all of Sarada’s doubts about her family completely disappeared and that she finally understood her parents’ relationship and how much both of them love her. 

Then, Sarada holds Sakura and Sasuke’s hands tightly. And what is even more important is that she is finally able to hold her parents’ hands simultaneously:

After that, we see the three Uchiha family members hand in hand, while the Uchiha Crest is pleasantly visible on both Sarada and Sakura’s backs: 

^ Once again, Sasuke is on the left just like the purple line was, Sakura is on the right just like the pink line was and Sarada is in the middle just like the red line was after the fusion of the first two lines. 

In the end, we see Sarada’s extremely joyful smile which is meant to show how happy she is now that she knows her family is her true family in every single sense of the word:

♡ This ending is incredibly meaningful and beautiful! ♡  

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