shuichi saihara enthusiast.

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[slurpnasty]

Len ↳ he/they ↳ 23

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dont worry about spam liking/rbing !! i love reading tags n stuff

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by sweetpeasuserboxes

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my blog is primarily danganronpa, and variety streamers so,,, follow at your own risk i guess

i don’t tag spoilers (unless i specifically make the post myself) bc they get kinda confusing for me !!

i rb nsfw occasionally (tagged with nsft)

[redstonedust]

your blorbos don't have to be romantic to love each other (#platonic love wins) but also they don't have to love each other to be romantic. ship those characters as a loveless marriage. make their feelings tragically one-sided with no hope of change. put them in a dead end relationship that they both know needs to end but neither are willing to admit it yet. more bad ships forever. its enrichment for me.

[19spam97]

odd one out

[stellazwurld]

chapter 6 prediction

[chrisberi2]

put THAT on your little wiki.

[slurpnasty]

related to the tags on my previous rb but i guess it isn't that surprising. i know people were up in arms about them having "masculine features" (which is dumb as hell, and even if they do who gives a fuck. a lot of teenage girls do) but the fact that they became a public spectacle not only on instagram but also twitter (and i think reddit?) for days was so fucking ridiculous. this is a fucking teenager you people are miserable. lolcowed them because their drawing didn't fit your idea of what 4 teenage anime characters looked like. ridiculous

[porridgeperson]

I found this artist on Instagram who has a really cool artstyle, but apparently they got a lot of hate for drawing the DDLC characters "ugly"

wanna guess what the artstyle is?

human proportions based on the artist. that's it.

and also the dokis aren't drawn with paper-white skin; I feel like that contributes something

[t01-t01]

[fallnhvn]

I love Shuichi SO much, this man is enchanting. I've been rewatching Kubz Scouts Danganronpa gameplay. . .

Commissions are opened back up, specifically to practice this style more. DM for inquiries on that hehe.

[stackopancake]

I've just finished SDR2, and by god. They really just released some animal like Nagito into the world huh.

[haejjoon]

judge jury executioner

[jrdizon]

[blinkyxx]

boy the new dangan ronpa looks great

[seineko]

there's one particular mischaracterization of diluc that genuinely infuriates me and that's when people say he doesn't know love.

all he has ever known is love. how to love, how to give it, how to feel it.

the issue lies in the fact that he didn't know when to stop. even if he understands now, he still can't do it because he doesn't know how to.

i think his heart didn't know how to compartmentalize. he gave the whole of it away to everyone he loved because of it.

he saved everyone and everything he had ever loved in one space. as a kid, his heart probably thought that everyone was getting a bigger space, not about how messy it had gotten.

and, honestly, i still think he struggles to give only what is needed. he just has a better poker face now to hide it.

everything he has ever felt — not just love — is in abundance. he just didn't have a big enough container to hold that big of an amount of one thing, let alone everything.

love is something he can't draw a boundary for.

that's why his actions — his reactions — make so much sense to me. i'm not saying that he's right in what he did, neither am i making any excuses, but his actions are so in line with what i understood his character to be that they feel so natural. so him.

diluc's problem isn't that he can't love, no. the problem is that he loves way too much. so much that he can't help but let it dictate — or at least influence — every other emotion that he feels.

i think his name backs it up perfectly, too. no one in the world has the power to stop the daybreak; it spills over to bask everything in its way in light and warmth regardless of whether they are needed or not — not even itself.

[sarcasmprodigy]

Making women up like it's a job

[nanaosdailylife]

I'm really moving up in the world! They put my face on this painting because of my contributions.

[puppyaulait]

Archon’s ache

[carolsturka]

Kendall Roy + Water.

[fatliberation]

i've been rewatching parks and rec and obviously the fatphobia in that show is horrendous, but you'd be shocked that chris traeger is one of my favorite characters. I find him so interesting because the 'health nut' is an archetype that I hardly ever see satirized in a negative light. chris' mental instability is entirely due to the fact that he's trying to outrun the inevitability of death. when he gets even the slightest ailment, he becomes utterly devastated by the fact that he can't conquer his own body. the joke is that his fitness regimens are absurd and it annoys everyone around him. he's the first fitness-focused character I've ever seen that exemplifies how placing physical fitness over everything else will lead to burnout, mental health issues, and isolation. I love it every time he and ron swanson interact. ron's entire character is built around his self-assuredness. at his core, he is a man who values his autonomy. he is so headstrong and clear in his values, namely the pleasures of food, that when chris tries to get him to change his diet, chris always loses. chris' biggest character trait is his toxic positivity in the workplace, and that is intentionally written to be a byproduct of his lifestyle. he acts like an expert and tries to impose his way of life onto others, and it's generally accepted by the rest of the cast that he's kind of a wack job who no one should listen to. fascinating.