yhara!!!

an avid media consumer and sometimes a drawer interactions r always welcome :>>

[melonrama]

been busy with applications (hope i get in pls TT) latest ep was good!! everyone was so hott

still figuring color broooo forgive my inconsistent style

[bugsbian]

love spell ⁉️

[melonrama]

so cuteeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee huhu

[melonrama]

[melonrama]

"This is probably what magic for someone else is."

i think this is ch 58 of the manga! ive been spending my days learning anatomy, dawggg...

[lajackalope]

I have a weird feeling about how anime-only people saw or still sees Qifrey's relationship with the girls. When the show started, the audience feared that Qifrey would be predatory toward his disciples and that their relationship would be sexualised. Ive seen a lot of manga-readers reassure them like "don't worry it's not a trap the relationship between Qifrey and the girls is truly wholesome there's no weird stuff behind it" (which is absolutely true). Some wha-fans tend to call out those people who had this fear, calling them fucking weirdos, but I think on the contrary that this is a pretty genuine feeling. And also it depicts a horrifying reality : we've been used to medias sexualizing little girls. We've been used to animes depicting super weird relationships between children and adults as quirky, cute or absolutely normal (I love Fruit Basket but damn the ambiguity of characters like Shigure... ya know what i mean). So far when we see an adult showing kindness to a child or even giving a platonic hug, we immediatly wait for the worst, because we have already seen it a lot. It makes me so sad. So anyways... Lady Shirahama, thank you so much for... you know... not being a weirdo toward child-characters

[melonrama]

same coin, opposite sides these two directions havent left my mind ever since I watched the anime, definitely my bi panic LOL also been studying anatomy lately...and face planes T.T

[melonrama]

just give me one chance pls

live laugh love ella purnell and the yellowjackets

[jaruis]

Witch Hands Atelier.

[melonrama]

LMAOOOOOOOOO WHAT

#WATCH THESE HANDS ATELIERRR

[melonrama]

style study ft. kinosaki..i love her/him sm (i hope they're the end game) 1st harem anime that I actually liked!

im dumped tbh, will study hair tomorrow..and clothing

[melonrama]

even the lidless one needs sleep

[melonrama]

the duality of a father and his puff puff

[melonrama]

tsundere el agatto

been busy with cets...i hope i get in my preferred course T.T

idea from kittchuco on ig!

[agottism]

girl nobody falling for that attitude, we all saw the way you were worried for her just minutes later

[cooltrainersunny]

This is basically what happened right

[iwritenarrativesandstuff]

One of my favourite aspects of Agott's character is that she isn't a genius or a prodigy, actually. A lot of the time, a character like her would be naturally gifted, but we can see from the kinds of awful comments the people around her made that Agott was not "gifted" when compared with her mother or others in her family. And this means that every astute observation she makes, every light bulb that goes off in her head, every perfect sign and ring she draws is a result of the actual effort she put into her studies. Agott genuinely deserves the acclaim she gets from her peers because she works hard to be that good.

It's tragic that she feels the need to do so at all, but still, she's not the typical "snooty high-class girl who's so good at everything and berates the new girl for being beneath her", this is a girl who genuinely had to work her ass off to get to where she is seeing this new girl who got everything she worked so hard for with seemingly no effort. And it's really notable that even though Agott sets Coco up to fail and is unfairly harsh on her at the beginning, she never tries to outright sabotage her. She expects Coco to fail, but since Coco continues to pass based on her own merit, well, that's not something Agott can really argue against.

Agott being written like this makes Coco's admiration of her make a lot more sense, as Coco also constantly feels the need to prove herself out of guilt, and Agott is not just skilled, she puts 110% effort into everything to do with magic. It all builds nicely to her eventual apology. They're both really similar in that sense, and Agott reminding Coco to make magic for herself makes her dive back into the magic that she herself loved as well, independent from the notion of redemption and the imposition of expectations.

[rosebunnys]

haha stopppp you're adding fuel to the light & shadow imagery that's going on between us. the audience is gonna think we're gay

[rinkibu]

orufrey yuri for those who celebrate