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i'm just an ordinary 16 years old otaku girl who really loves akashi seijuro, cat, music and drawing.

[iheartseijuro]

So yeah, I made an Akashi Seijuro playlist full of songs that remind me of him! Let me know if you have any song recommendations!! :]

[wsknbfanaccnt]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO ME AND MIDORIMA KUNNNN🎉

[nijimayuakadiary]

In the CD drama, there is a scene where Reo, Kotarou, and Eikichi all analyze the situation to help Akashi when he is having trouble with Mura. After things were settled, the group suggested that everyone should express their inner worries so they could listen and talk to each other. While Kotarou and Eikichi spoke about simple issues, Reo chose to use a humorous excuse to hide his true feelings.

However, the perceptive Akashi realized this, so when the two of them were alone, he gently asked Reo again. It was thanks to Akashi's empathetic attitude and willingness to listen that Reo decided to open up. He confided in Akashi about being haunted by guilt in his dreams regarding the Winter Cup that year. Reo always regretted jumping and committing a foul during Hyuuga’s last shot.

Although in the original work, Reo often appears confident, somewhat sharp, and acts as the "big sister" of the group, he also carries invisible burdens that he keeps to himself. It is the guilt of someone who is always a perfectionist and dedicated to the team.

When I watched this part, I felt a sudden ache because I understand the immense regret of realizing one's own mistakes during crucial moments. No matter how many excuses one may have, they cannot wipe away the questions: "What if I had done better?", "If only I hadn't done that.", "If I hadn't made that mistake, maybe things would have turned out better."

Like Reo, even though that moment is in the past, he is still haunted by it. But it is fortunate that he opened up, giving Akashi the chance to tell him:

"Mibuchi, the loss at the championships isn't yours to bear alone.

It's not your fault that we lost the match. It's the result of all of us, from how we all fought.

Just as you regret that final play, I’m also reproaching myself for where I fell short."

"It's not a bad thing to look back on it... but... you cannot let that stop you in your tracks.

This isn't the end for us, right? We will definitely win next time.

With the new team that we will create from today. We're going to grab victory.

So... there's no more time for you to be worried about it."

It can be said that Akashi's empathetic and powerful words of encouragement partially lifted the psychological burden from Reo. When someone as prideful as Akashi admits his own shortcomings, that is when Reo understands that he doesn't have to be perfect to be accepted by his teammates. Because here, there is Kotarou who reached out to check on him, Eikichi who seriously made changes according to his complaints, and Akashi who helped him untangle his true issues.

I hope everyone gets to meet wonderful friends like Reo. Because no one should have to carry those pains alone. All of us—even if we are not all-powerful—deserve to be a pillar of support for one another.

[cy-chiin]

we all know the akashi is a cat joke/hc but do you think he would purposefully dilate his eyes just to freak ppl out

[active-mind-15]

Oh yeah since I got an iPad for Christmas, here’s a messy baby Boku drawing I made not too long ago.

[Art related to my fic, Accidental Siblings.]

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[nijimayuakadiary]

[𝐇𝐨𝐰 𝐒𝐨𝐟𝐭 𝐢𝐬 𝐍𝐢𝐣𝐢𝐀𝐤𝐚?]

In the final scene of Nijimura’s Drama CD, Niji and Akashi discuss how Niji managed to make Haizaki drag himself to practice, to everyone's surprise.

Although Niji had previously gently explained to Akashi the reason behind his "violent" concern for Haizaki, Akashi still couldn't understand. Raised in a harsh and rigid environment, Akashi might have heard and understood Niji’s words, but he couldn't grasp the logic behind them himself, which is why he kept asking questions. Questions like "Why?", "Is forcing Haizaki to practice really useless?", or "Is this really how Nijimura-san does things?".

Niji, being observant enough to understand Akashi’s mentality, chose to do something incredibly gentle, a true "big brother" move. These are the following lines (you can watch the clip below to see it more vividly):

[ 하지만 걱정하지는 마라

("But don't worry.

너도 그렇게 하라고는 안 해

I'm not asking you to do the same.

하나 더

One more thing...

이것도 따라 하라고는 안 한다만...

I'm not asking you to follow this way either...

지금까지 계속 땡땡이친 값, 오늘 확실히 갚게 해 줄 테다!"

But today, I will definitely make him pay the full price for all the times he's been skipping practice!") ]

("He" here refers to Haizaki 🥰)

𝐖𝐇𝐘 𝐈𝐒 𝐓𝐇𝐈𝐒 𝐒𝐂𝐄𝐍𝐄 𝐒𝐎 𝐒𝐎𝐅𝐓? 😭💓

_𝚃𝚑𝚎 𝙲𝚘𝚗𝚌𝚎𝚛𝚗𝚜 𝚘𝚏 𝚊 𝙳𝚎𝚍𝚒𝚌𝚊𝚝𝚎𝚍 𝚅𝚒𝚌𝚎-𝙲𝚊𝚙𝚝𝚊𝚒𝚗_

First of all, if you pay close attention, you can hear the hesitation and uncertainty in Akashi’s tone when asking Niji. He sounds like a real little brother following behind and asking his big brother for advice; Akashi looks so cute, everyone! Plus, this is +1 proof that Akashi is a truly thoughtful vice-captain, concerned about his teammates and management methods. It also shows that Akashi genuinely respects and trusts Nijimura-san and loves discussing things with him (otherwise, why would he keep asking him so much? 😭❓)

_𝚃𝚑𝚎 𝙸𝚗𝚌𝚕𝚞𝚜𝚒𝚟𝚎𝚗𝚎𝚜𝚜 𝚘𝚏 𝚊 𝚃𝚛𝚞𝚎 "𝙱𝚒𝚐 𝙱𝚛𝚘𝚝𝚑𝚎𝚛" 𝚏𝚛𝚘𝚖 𝙽𝚒𝚓𝚒𝚖𝚞𝚛𝚊_

Next is the super soft side of Niji. Oh, just imagine you are struggling with how to deal with a troublemaker in the team, and there is a captain who steps up to reassure you, protect you, tells you that he’ll handle it, and lets you do things your own way?! DID AKASHI FALL FOR HIM YET? HUHU 🥺💖

It shows that Niji both understands and treats Akashi like a normal boy, while also trusting in Akashi’s ability and respecting his individual choices. Because Niji knows Akashi is smart and sharp (he even bragged about that himself, the admin didn't make this up 🥰) and has a big ego, he won’t force his ways onto him. That detail shows that Niji is truly experienced, mature, tolerant, and a "safe zone" for Akashi, because not only does he see Akashi’s worries, but he also takes the responsibility of dealing with Haizaki for skipping practice, while telling Akashi he doesn't have to follow his methods (OH MY GOD, THIS IS BOYFRIEND MATERIAL, MY HEART 😭🤲)

Furthermore, Akashi is used to managing everything in his own world, but when he’s with Nijimura-san, it’s completely different. He has the right to ask questions, to not understand, to refuse to follow suit. That is the precious freedom that Niji gives him. 🙆

*𝙸𝚗 𝚂𝚞𝚖𝚖𝚊𝚛𝚢*

That is why it’s not an exaggeration to say that NijiAka is a bond of mutual understanding and absolute trust. It’s also very heartening that the two of them kept in touch afterwards. Because in my heart, it wouldn’t be easy for Akashi to stop having such special respect for an ideal captain figure like Nijimura-san. 🥺🌷

[iheartseijuro]

[TRANSLATED VERSION] This is the translated version of the new crossover blue lock x kill blue illustration by Tadatoshi Fujimaki Sensei

Thanks to: @rakuzangirlie for giving me ideas to translate this!

Well these girls so true, i mean who don't want to hear that "lower your head" voiced by kamiya hiroshi in real life???😭😭

i found this really cute! honestly, the way he stands here totally captures how i always picture seijuro's dynamic with his rakuzan seniors, like he's constantly being babied by them😭

look at their different vibes lol. nebuya is just tagging along, but kotaro is 100% being a hype man and then there's mayuyu looking all 'pissed' but the way he's still helping out..🥹

then there's him, sei-chan being sei-chan -_-" hitting his iconic signature pose and giving off that 'absolute' energy Imaooo

okay but now can we talk about how reo looks SO GOOD here?? like he's always fine but this drawing is just hitting different

big thanks to Fujimaki-sensei for this masterpiece because this is really feeding us. This totally makes up for how much We've missed them.

[eisenlichts]

Hi I'm back and I'm re-watching Kuroko's basketball

As you can see, I drew some Akafuri, I think they're really adorable and their dynamic is so funny especially if Akashi is oblivious to Furihata being absolutely horrified around him. Hilarious

I also see Akashi as someone who is awkward with physical touch and is surprisingly childish in his affection (sure, I also do imagine him writing some haiku for Furi, but you get it, man, he's multifaceted) (I am a lot like him and I am thus allowed to project.)

They're sickeningly cute I'm throwing up

[I don't know how to tag please help me guys I'm so]

[nijimayuakadiary]

+1 Reason to Love Akashi Seijuro More 🤲❤

Regarding Akashi, I think most people admire him for his absolute perfection. But truthfully, that "never making a mistake" trait is actually a tragedy. Akashi maintains that omnipotence not just through talent, but through the haunting obsession that he "is not allowed to lose."

When Akashi and his father are together, their conversations revolve solely around achievements and the responsibilities of an heir; there is absolutely no trace of concern for his personal emotions.

When a child grows up under such harsh expectations, receiving love only with conditions, even the smallest mistake is enough to make their safe world collapse.

That is why, when Rakuzan lost to Seirin—regardless of all the debates about fairness—I saw this defeat as a form of "salvation" for Akashi in the long run.

Even though that moment might have caused him to break down (I was deeply puzzled to see Mr. Masaomi disappointed even though his son's team was the runner-up in the Winter Cup—Akashi was "not good enough"?!), it was the exact moment he learned to cherish the value of stumbling.

This failure was an opportunity for Akashi to realize: Even when he is not perfect, he still has teammates by his side.

No one will abandon him just because of one defeat, because he deserves to be loved unconditionally.

Moreover, Akashi is incredibly strong and talented. No matter how difficult things get, I still believe my boy will overcome it all. 😭🙌

[cy-chiin]

some akashi screencap redraws

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Oresei listening to bokusei promise to gouge their own eyeballs out if rakuzan loses against shutoku

[iheartseijuro]

Sometimes i kinda give thanks that Akashi Seijuro is just a fictional character. Being an audience gives us this crazy privilege to see his vulnerability, his alter ego, and everything he’s been through and that’s one of the reason why we love him so deeply.

Like, hear me out. if he were real and we went to the same school, he’d just be that perfect, untouchable top-tier student, the guy who gets straight A’s, excels at basketball, and wears this flawless mask 24/7. We would literally never know the sheer amount of pressure and trauma he’s carrying. We also would just admire him from afar as a popular classmate, but we’d never actually know him. unless, idk, you’re lucky enough to be his childhood friend or something. but yeah, the distance is exactly why the bond feels so intense.

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Akashi saying that Kuroko lost his lack of presence and stopped being a shadow when he started scoring but seemingly being fine with Mayuzumi scoring like what are we even doing here girl

[knb-incorrect]

Akashi's Father: What is wrong with you?

Akashi: Many, many things...

Akashi: And most of them are your fucking fault.

[iheartseijuro]

This is funny but also sad at the same time😭😭😭😂😂

[iheartseijuro]

Yesterday I saw someone say: "Oreshi is just a nerfed version of Akashi Seijuro because he lost right after switching to Oreshi." If not like that they will say that there were "evil" and "good" Akashi then say that this version is better than that one. I swear I'm kinda annoyed by those kinds of people

They’re talking as if they completely ignore everything Akashi Seijuro went through. I mean, 'Oreshi' is strong, insanely strong. He is the human side of Akashi Seijuro. In everyday life, he shoulders all that heavy expectation completely alone, studying for crazy long hours when he should’ve just been a kid playing. He literally had to watch his mother, his only comfort, die forcing him to grow up way too fast until 'Bokushi' (the one 'they' calls evil) took over just to protect him. And on the court, Oreshi isn't weak at all. He was the one who was instrumental in bringing Rakuzan back to the True Zone level and almost won. But honestly, it's so annoying when SOME people reduce this anime and especially Seijuro to just power scaling. To me, he and every character is so much deeper than that. Also for those people who always mark bokushi is JUST the evil version of him, two faced, egoist, they're always hating or glazing him for it. They don't see how Bokushi protected Oreshi all this time and bokushi is a product of trauma.

[iheartseijuro]

Call me crazy because why their gaze looks identical.

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