Multifandom enthusiast

Hello! You can call me Miabelle, or Mia for short. I am a silly beginner artist obsessed with many different fandoms

[miabellewhodraws]

★ Introduction post ★

★ Hello! You can call me Miabelle or Mia for short. ★

★Tags:

#miabelle reblogs : stuff that i reblog.

#miabelle draws : stuff that i draw.

#miabelle rambles : me talking about many different things, mostly about fandoms i'm in.

#miabelle shitpost : non-serious stuff , for example: memes ★

★ Fandoms i'm in:

Undertale/Undertale AUs

Deltarune

OMORI

Inside Out

FNAF

Cookie Run Kingdom

Steven Universe

DDLC

Dandy's World

Arcane ★

[harukarabbit]

timeless love timeless drinking I gyess

Credits to timefulwafiu On Twitter for giving me this idea to draw

[chronaexe]

TIMECROI ART FINISHED!!! i wish i was croissant here idkk......

[shea-parfait]

well trained

[thegreatdragon109]

Timecroi..

[purplekittybanan]

I love them so much

[wiiiick]

polished a wip 👍

[kippwire]

my lesbian clown girls

[cdpdraws]

trope that makes me crazy.png

[prokopetz]

"Rarepair" not in the sense that it's an inobvious pairing, but in the sense that it's the primary ship for a piece of media that nobody's fucking heard of.

[clearancecreedwatersurvival]

not romantic not platonic but a secret third thing: locked in eternal psychological warfare

[miki-langelo]

"but they barely interact!" "They don't have many scenes together!" "They've talked to each other like once!" SHUT UP SHUT UP! THAT'S THE FUN OF IT!

I COULD IMAGINE ALL THAT IT COULD BE OR COULD'VE BEEN! IT'S MY WORLD! THINK OF ALL THE CONVERSATIONS WE DIDN'T SEE! THE POSSIBILITIESSSSS!!!!

[kawabummer]

When the ship is so good that the thought of separating them for a different ship feels like a scorching knife cutting deep through your whole gut and soul (and no polyamory can’t help sadly for the duos specifically)

[descendant-of-truth]

I think the other reason I don't really get into ships as portrayed by fandom culture is that it seems like the mindset is more like. "I want these characters to be in a Romantic Relationship(TM)" instead of "I want these characters' relationship to be romantic"

What I mean here is that, so often I see pairings enacting romance tropes to the point of heavily altering or downright replacing their original dynamic - as if the people behind it only understand romance as a series of checklists to tick off. Couples like to kiss and sleep in the same bed and flirt with each other, so it doesn't matter who the characters are, if they're a couple then naturally they'll do those things, right??

And that's where the whole thing starts to lose me, because I would assume that the appeal of shipping characters is, y'know... the characters? Rather than just, the idea of a couple? If I'm thinking about how it'd be cool for them to be in love, my first thought is always "so how would they show it," because just like everything else about a person, the answer is going to be different on a case-by-case basis.

Maybe the characters involved aren't really into kissing, but they like arranging date activities. Maybe they aren't committed to the structure of dating at all, and just want to be around each other whenever they can. And even if they are the types to like doing traditionally romantic things, that doesn't suddenly erase whatever else they had going on before they started adding that on top of it.

I'm not saying that the more typical romance tropes and activities are bad, just that they're applied kind of excessively, regardless of whether or not they actually work for the characters involved. I want to see my favorite characters having relationships that are true to who they are, not what the stock depiction of a couple says they should be.

[sunderwight]

yeah yeah queerbaiting is awful but what's the term for the thing they do to het ships where the characters get together in canon but then turn into such a cliche white picket fence married couple about it that it's worse than if the writers had just left it in the subtext

[allthingswhumpyandangsty]

yes, I’d love for my ship to be canon too, but I feel like fandom culture today focuses too much on “my ship must be canon or else I will be a bitch and harass people about it” energy that we’ve lost the main point of shipping two fictional characters together, why we do it in the first place, which is that it’s fun. it brings us comfort and joy. and even if the ship isn’t canon, we have fan contents, so many amazing fan art and fanfics. you can create whatever you want about them. make them kiss. make them yearn for each other. make them confess their love under the rain.

“but it’s not canon” THEY ARE ALREADY FICTION. canon or not. they are a fragment of imagination forged by their canon creators, meaning YOU can create your own art about them too.

canon = art made by canon creators, they created it, it’s out there, it exists, it’s valid.

fan contents = art made by you, you created it, it’s out there, it exists, it’s just as valid.

[themurdochmemesteries]

"i want old fandom back :(" y'all can't even handle people shipping fictional characters with a 2 year age gap, what makes you think you'll be able to handle all the stuff old fandom came with?