kingdoms;

and i’d say to myself as i looked down at the sea: "there’s nobody else in the world, and the world was made for me.”

[mirayama]

[toukaahs-deactivated20150629]

- " why Didn't You Tell Me This Sooner ? Why Did You Hide It ?"     - "Because I Knew You would Cry"

[hhitoka-1234567890]

"actually, that looks like a lot of fun."

[theakatsuki]

[oyasumies]

[izayah-blog]

※ get to know me » favorite friendships [2/10] ↳ sawako, ayano and chizuru (kimi ni todoke) "did you know? without realizing it … we were already friends!"

[kazuik-deactivated20190702]

daytime shooting star + the main characters

[justmyperfectgoddess]

Kyoukai No Kanata Favourite Moments: EP 01 || 02

[secretotaku]

[katahane]

[yakushis]

Howl’s Moving Castle + Blue Skies

[toukaahs-deactivated20150629]

[izayah-blog]

Suzume Yosano (▰˘◡˘▰ ✿)

[harunosakurasmoved-deactivated2]

I won’t abandon my memory of the old you. Even if it’s the current you who’s repudiating it.

[mirayama]

[kunsel]

[piyox22]

[nenru]

Top 10 Things About Gintama → #07 Tackling the Complicated Things

Anime often tends to avoid things that are often concealed in Japanese society—things such as homosexuality, bullying, transvestites, etc.  Honestly, I can think of very few mainstream shows that have, for example, an openly gay character. Even if there is one, even in the show they’re usually just treated as the butt of a joke and aren’t looked at seriously.

 It’s hard to define how many “unusual” characters are in Gintama, but, even if you compare it to American shows, there’s a hell of a lot. And the amazing thing is, these characters aren’t strictly there for jokes. They have stories and struggles and they’re treated just as “human” as everyone else. Even better, the anime shows the audience how these people are just as normal as they are, and that they shouldn’t be looked at with disgust or confusion. Gintama’s has one of the most progressive views on many issues that I’ve seen in anime, but Sorachi doesn’t try to make a big deal out of it or anything. Cause it’s, you know, normal. Or should be.

[imaginedragons]

[izayah-blog]

get to know me - [1/5] non-human characters

Sebastian Michaelis