Back In My Fandom Era

|20s| Art, head canons, and sometimes some drabble [pfp by goblindisk]

[butch--dan]

the fates already fucked me sideways / swinging by my neck from the family tree

Dean & Mary Winchester / Family Tree Intro - Ethel Cain

in association with @amvs4palestine for @daalcuntynatural | youtube link

[duckmeat-woohoo]

The party listens to one of Laios' ideas on how to bring Falin back home. Gyroscopic chicken-Falin!

[freakinasheet]

DUNGEON MESHI OST ART I OWE YOU MY LIFE

[freakinasheet]

The testimonials from band kids are truly taking this to another level, thank you

[freakinasheet]

Who up hurding they gurd

[momegranates]

[sodafrog13]

for those not on twitter, sungwon (senshi's eng VA) has actually voiced this :-)

[mochapao]

monster girls and monster souls

[sapphotash]

has anyone done this yet

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[ninoacca]

top 10 anime betrayals

[zarahartist]

Senshi is my favorite - Dungeon Meshi

[kf1n3]

caught up on dungeon meshi and I wouldn’t be me if I didn’t draw some angsty hugs

[tagasaing]

mother hen...

[erros429]

SO LITTLE........

[catlaila]

justice for kabru. they put my man in the wrong genre. bro was meant to be playing psychological games with light yagami and instead he’s playing yaoi mind tennis with a blonde himbo

[genicecream]

havin a little sit

[alexsiple]

HUNGER! is now a big physical woven tapestry you can buy here. smiling normally at you

[taffybuns]

skyfish go!!!!!!!!!!!

[thestuffedalligator]

I'm loving Dungeon Meshi's mix of quasi-probable magical biological realism and "It's magic fuck you."

Red dragons swallow their prey whole and use the undigestible remains as fuel for their fire breath, which is lit by creating a spark with their tongue. Living armors are colonies of mollusks who expand and contract to mimic muscle movement. Actually "man-eating" plants is a misnomer, they catch small animals with a filament that retracts when touched and they use their decomposing prey as compost.

These mushrooms can turn you into a gnome. It's magic fuck you.

[sparksbet]

While Ryoko Kui doesn't explain how the mushroom magic works, I love that she does still explain the ecological niche of those mushrooms. When a creature gets covered in spores and is transformed magically, it gets cast out by others of its kind and driven away. Then, when it dies, the spores sprout into a new mushroom circle. This doesn't explain the magic, but it does explain why mushrooms with that magic effect would have evolutionary success.

I love that even when the mechanism for something is just "it's magic", she still puts so much thought into the world around the magic and how it fits into the broader picture. Absolutely one of the reasons her worldbuilding is so generally stellar.

[magopescao]

Cute and hungry people :))