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24, they/any side blog for my art : main is @liquid-smooth

[halfasleepheart]

they made playlists for each other

[halfasleepheart]

more sketches .. season 1 vs season 3 .. oww my heart 🤕

[ohcashewart]

He worries that Yuji keeps getting bruised and battered

[qipchids]

hi yall its been awhile

[kaa-05n2]

[liyrical]

lets just ignore canon for a bit longer

[rrogueamendiares]

Their new outfits are cute ^^

[halfasleepheart]

redraw of that one moment ..

[halfasleepheart]

happy (belated) suguru day everyone :3

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i wanna try to post on tumblr more but i’m not super familiar with it .. soo jsyk i’m also on twitter with the same username :)

[itachis]

Start by saving me, Itadori.

ITADORI YUUJI and MEGUMI FUSHIGURO in JUJUTSU KAISEN SEASON 3 (2026) dir. Shōta Goshozono

[somedeimi1]

My fav itafushi/fushiita fanarts from 2024

[tilltheend153]

Smth about how tshd uses horror, such a fitting theme to explore homosexual attraction...

Loving a monster as a metaphor for loving the same gender, the wrongness of it all, the sin, the guilt- especially when you live in a small village that's conservative; you're brought up thinking you're wrong, faced with the judgment of the people around you who constantly invade your privacy and cross your boundaries. Hell you have supernatural shit to think about AND unresolved homosexual feelings towards your best friend and that monster wearing your best friend's skin.

And you? You’re still a teen trying to figure out your own feelings and your place in the world. But time doesn’t stop for you, it doesn’t stop for no one.

You look at your best friend that’s dead but somehow still breathing. You know he isn’t him, but you’re at a loss on what to do. They tell you he’s dangerous, and you try to get rid of him. But over time you grow fond of this monster and start getting over your grief. You start seeing the monster as it’s own entity, separate from the best friend that was your first love. And with that came acceptance, a sort of bitter conclusion that you’re in too deep now to let go

[mmpookie]

Our Karma

[jyuzhi92]

don't tell a soul

[yumaversal]

something i really love abt tshd is how queerness is so intrinsic to the plot without it being the main focus, it’s pretty common in anime/manga where if there are canon queer characters, the word gay or actual queer struggles are never mentioned. but in tshd, yoshiki is very clearly repressed and closeted living in a rural, homophobic town in japan. it’s *suffocating* him, the only person he really had was hikaru but now he’s “gone” but still not quite gone, leaving him tethered back to this town. it’s obviously a super common sentiment among queer people who live in rural areas to want to escape into city.

and i know everyone laughs at this panel for the iconic ell jee bee tea thing. but in context it’s one of the most heartbreaking and relatable scenes in the whole manga imo. the people of this town aren’t just homophobic, but they’re trying to erase the mere existence of gay people as a whole by covering it up. its pretty obvious that yoshiki is depressed, and it’s easy on the surface to think its solely because he literally has a monster possessing his dead childhood friend/crush’s corpse. but its pretty clear that it only strengthened what was already there. (lowkey his themes are very reminiscent of owen in ‘i saw the tv glow’)

it’s hilarious seeing people say “why did they have to make it gay” ever since the anime trailer came out bc truthfully this story would not work nearly as well as it does if it wasn’t just some random ass straight couple. i really hope anime watchers look deeper into the narrative instead of just saying “omg its uwu toxic yaoi” or “it’s a horror anime with forced woke gay ppl in it”

[xnighten]

[anodymalion]

The Summer Hikaru Died is like. what if you believed you were a disgusting monster for being gay. but then you meet a real monster, and over time you start to believe that even this monster deserves to be safe and happy, and it's the first time you start allowing yourself to believe that maybe you do too. what if I cried one million tears forever