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[oborotniha]

"Flins smashes his lantern into pieces on Illuga's tombstone"

author of the idea: @/DarkMariAngel on twitter

[churomo]

anything to avoid doing my homework man

[aksilmor]

a late meeting 🌌

[cw9sq]

[bugjuice555]

guys I miss them so much, they’re so dear to me

[infizero]

original comic || original translation by @/hikanatsu-art-archive || formatting + edits by me

[zipsunz]

under the mistletoe 🌿❤️

[linvaniin]

happy new year!

[scarrow-art]

Finally got to do an artpiece of Yoshiki and Hikaru from The Summer Hikaru Died. You guys should really watch it, it’s an amazing horror anime, and Yoshiki falls in love with his cosmic horror boyfriend ❤️ I cannot tell you how painstakingly long it took to do all the little goop designs🥲

[redpepperwv]

devour

[teumitay]

Merry Christmas

[shxnra]

Istg Yoshiki go hug him right now 😩

[alakazamboni-blog]

Don't forget to water your eldritch horror best friend so he can grow up strong and healthy <3

[raspberrysgod]

The fact that Hikaru compares feeling this good to a 'head pat' is funny at first but then u realize it's because, out of all the human experiences he's had, the one that feels the best to him is Yoshiki patting his head…which he does all the time

[yuri-practitioner]

Why is he so real

[zephyrine-gale]

they make me ill

[kaboku]

So far I haven’t really had any complaints about the anime adaptation outside of nitpicks, but I’m gonna be real

Leaving this out of ep5 seems like a bit of a fuckup. I know it’s one panel, but they honestly kind of changed the whole tone of that scene as well. Seemed much more aggressive and “Hikaru” was just straight up scary.

A core element in these scenes is giving you an inside look into Yoshiki’s conflicted mentality. He’s scared, disgusted- but it’s extremely appealing to him in a way he can’t explain.

In the manga it’s clearly both terrifying and intimate. And while the one in ep5 still is pretty…charged…It seems like they’re leaning more into an angle of “Hikaru” just preying on him. When in reality, it’s both. Yoshiki’s internal conflict is what communicates that most.

It’s part of the allegory for his repression and confusion about his queerness. And I’m a little worried that they’re going to miss that theme a bit in future episodes.

I will say I did like how they adapted his little consent talk afterwards. But it doesn’t hit the same for me, somehow, with how they changed what led up to it.

The light novel actually has some of the best details on this scene, since I’m talking about it.

Really disappointed they didn’t communicate this at all. But the adaptation is still really well made, I’m not too torn up about it. It’s definitely a reason to read the source material for things like this though.