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BEST DRAMA (2017 & 2018)
2017 WINNER: Erased
2017 Nominees Unavailable
2018 WINNER: The Ancient Magus Bride
2018 Nominees:
Made in Abyss
March Comes in Like a Lion Season 2
Scum’s Wish
ACCA: 13-Territory Inspection Dept.
Descending Stories: Showa Genroku Rakugo Shinju Season 2
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(and also attacc)
Since enough time’s past now, here’s my final spread peice for the @mtnyzine in all its digital glory! As I’ve said before, this was an amazing project to work on and it was made all the better by the lovely peeps who took part.
Here’s to looking forward to Season 2 of The Ancient Power Couple! ❄
The ancient magus bride
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The Ancient Magus Bride - Finale
can’t get over that scene ;^; it’s perfect!!
They are not just Sesshoumaru and Inuyasha's daughters... but also daughters of the whole Inuyasha fandom.
And also, today is finally the 3rd of October...
Hanyo No Yashahime... STARTO!
Sesshomaru and Inuyasha in the Yashanime Opening
Can we all be straight up and say our excitement is in finding out....who banged Sesshomaru?
Are the seven flowers of autumn somewhat related to the seven rainbow pearls?
As far as we know there are seven rainbow pearls, each one a different color which made us believe they are linked to the seven main characters from Inuyasha, because you an easily pair each character with one specific pearl:
Red – Inuyasha
Green – Kagome
Blue – Miroku
Pink – Sango
Yellow/Gold – Shippo
Grey/Silver – Sesshomaru
Orange – Rin
Now, I was rewatching the first episode of Yashahime and I noticed this little exchange between Kagome and Sango as they walk back to the village:
It is a very casual exchange but it caught my attention because it comes out of nowhere, and their conversation gets interrupted by Hisui’s cry and we don’t know why they were talking about it. Now, I did my research and I found this:
The poem was written by Yamanoue no Okura, a Japanese poet. It can be found in the Manyoshu, Japan’s oldest know collection of poems.
Flowers blossoming
in autumn fields -
when I count them on my fingers
they then number seven
The flowers of bush clover,
eulalia, arrowroot,
pink, patrinia,
also, mistflower
and morning faces flower.
When I first noticed this I thought maybe each flower was a different color (just like the pearls), and as I began researching I realized some of the flowers can be paired with a character, although some of the colors don’t match (the Obana with Sesshomaru, Kikyou with Kagome, Nadeshiko with Sango, Fujibakama with Miroku to some extent). I don’t think it’s a coincidence Kagome mentioned seven autumn flowers and we have seven mysterious pearls, although I’m not sure how they are related. I just wanted to put my little research out in the universe.
The seven flowers are:
Ominaeshi (Patrinia Scabiosifolia)
It was said to be so beautiful it overshadowed the beauty of women. Also known as the maiden flower. The word Ominaeshi (女郎花) refers to a young woman or maiden. It represents beauty, kindness, fleeting love and consideration.
Obana/Susuki (Japanese Silver Grass)
Closely associated with the autumn moon and the monlit sky, as it is put on display during moon viewings. It is believed to bring safety and good health. It ranges from pale silver to deep purplish-red depending on the variety. It represents power, life energy and vitality.
In Kanji characters, Obana is written 雄花 which means “male flower”. If you break down the characters, 雄 can also mean “masculine”, “powerful”, “grand” or to describe a powerful or influential person or state.
Kikyou (Bellflower or Balloon Flower, Platycodon)
It has bluish purple leaves. The dried roots have effects on sputum and cough (just like Kagome explained to the twins). It is a symbol of friendship, endless love, elegance and sincerity.
The flower’s name is written like this 桔梗. However, apparently the word Kikyou can have another meaning if you spell it like this 帰京, which is “returning to Tokyo”. If you break down the characters, 帰 means “homecoming”, “arrive at”, “lead to”, “result in”; while 京 means “capital”.
Nadeshiko/Kawaranadeshiko (Dianthus, Carnation)
A symbol of the beauty and elegance of Japanese women. “Yamato Nadeshiko” is a Japanese expression meant to describe a woman who possesses the ideal classical Japanese feminine attributes (poised, decorous, kind, gentle, graceful, humble, patient, virtuous, respectful, benevolent, honest, charitable, faithful). Also used to describe the epitome of pure, feminine beauty. Usually pink in color, light pink Carnations symbolize mother-like love and express gratitude, while dark pink Carnations are used to express tenderness and fondness.
In Kanji characters, Nadeshiko is written 撫子, which means “a lovable, caressable child” or “a child you can caress”. The Carnation is heavily related with Mother’s Day in many cultures worldwide. Because of the belief that they first appeared on earth from the Virgin Mary’s tears, it is the symbol of a mother’s undying love. It represents pure love, innocence, chastity, talent, boldness and fearless.
Fujibakama
It has tiny white blossoms tinged with purple atop long stems. It has a subtle fragrance, and it is used for clearing away heat and toxic materials. Reference to the flower in poetry usually connotes a man rather than a woman. Many poems allude to its fragrance being the only memento left of a departed lover.
In Kanji characters, Fujibakama is written 藤袴. The first character, 藤 means wisteria (a shade of purple) and 袴 is a Japanese male formal attire.
It is a symbol of caring, hesitancy and fond and pleasing memories.
Kuzu
II didn’t find much about this one, except that it is heavily used as food and medicine, and that it is considered invasive in many parts of the world. It represents healing, vitality, patience, determination, strength of spirit and the lover’s sigh.
Hagi
It is a popular autumnal symbol, associated with melancholy and unrequited love. It represents meditation, bashfulness, affection, positive love and flexible spirit.
Toward Tomorrow, by kaebare89 (theundeadfandom)
Cover Image by @thunderpot
A post-canon series of long form, one-shot-style chapters about Kagome’s return to the Feudal Era, and their lives after her return.
Preview of Chapter 2 - Our Bond
“ Miroku moved to pour the sake into each of the cups that had been placed on an alter before them, ensuring that Inuyasha’s had not been purified.
As they each took their sips, Kaede continued, “Let this sake purify your body and minds, so that you may proceed with clear thoughts and hearts.”
They finished their sake, and she asked, “Of what shall you offer to the gods as a promise to them of your vows here tonight?”
Inuyasha turned to Kagome, unsure of what Kaede was taking about. He was surprised to see her reaching over and gently touching the beads still hanging from his neck, a bright blush across her cheeks. Realizing what she had intended, Inuyasha smiled and nodded, allowing Kagome to gently pull the beads over his head. Audible gasps from the villagers were heard in the distance, though Kagome and Inuyasha paid them no mind, lost in their own world. Kagome lovingly took the beads, reaching for his hand once more, and wrapped their hands together with them. She raised their hands to Kaede, the beads binding them, as they always had. Inuyasha smiled tenderly as they turned back to Kaede.
“Oh great and powerful gods, may this offering be blessed and be a symbol of their everlasting commitment to one another,” Kaede professed. The beads began to glow a heavenly bright hue. Inuyasha, momentarily fearful that he was going to be purified by them, was assured by the loving squeeze of his hand that Kagome gave him. Her eyes spoke, as if saying, “It’s alright." “
Chapters 1-6 are currently available to read in full on my fanfiction.net page, though I’ve temporarily paused on writing new chapters until more of Hanyo no Yashahime has aired. Warning: chapters 2, 5, and 6 all have mature content.
I’m absolutely smitten with the cover image (drawn by the amazing and wonderful @thunderpot). She’s captured just the vibe I was going for with my fic, and, if anything, improving upon it. If you aren’t following her, go… right now, and follow her tumblr or IG! Her stuff is amazing, and I am so impressed with her Inuyasha redraws. She’s currently offering commissions as well (which is how I got this beautiful piece), so go support her if you can!
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★ Moroha ★ Yashahime Ep.2
I’M?????? love her???? the nasty curse is not knowing you for all this time moroha destroyer of my heart
The Higurashi's next week when they realise that one of the girls is the spitting image of they daughter/grandaughter/sister and the half-demon she left them for knows nothing about her parents.
aww she looks so cute with her hair down 🥺🥺🥺