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More Emily Windsnap fanart! Art by @smeebucket on Instagram.
[Image description: a boy and girl in the water grow mermaid tails and wear glowing rings on their fingers while holding hands in the ocean under a full moon. End description.]
More Emily Windsnap fanart! By @smee_bucket on Instagram. Who also did my Emily Windsnap meme for #Mermay.
[Image description: mermaids Emily, Shona, and Aaron swimming in the ocean around a rock. End description.]
More Emily Windsnap fanart. Emily, Aaron, and Shona. Enjoy!
[Image description: A merboy with a sparkly black tail, mermaid with a sparkly purple-gold-silver tail, and mermaid with a sparkly blue-gold tail, all smiling and sitting in a row. End description.]
If you’ve read “Emily Windsnap and the Pirate Prince”, who do you ship Emily with?
Aaron
Sam
Someone else
No one. Let her be single.
“Maybe one day I could learn to love you, too.”
Finished Day 14 of @artistic-moth-man ‘s MerMay meme prompt ! Emily and Aaron being typical awkward teenagers on their first date. Liz Kessler is great at capturing all the typical teenage emotions that come with first love.
[Image description: A girl and boy sit awkwardly on a dock , blushing and holding hands together at a distance while giving side eye glances at each other. The boy holds a red flower in his hand. The girl's and boy's legs dangling in the water transform into mermaid tails. End description.]
In light of World Book Day: I headcanon that Aaron likes reading historical fiction. It’s already canon that he likes reading history books. I imagine he gets super mad though when a book is very historically innacurate (like the Philippa Gregory novels) 😆
Headcanon : Emily and Aaron’s first date was to a mermaid show . Emily enjoyed it, Aaron was confused and probably offended .
If Thor’s hammer was mythology-accurate then there’s no way puny little Aaron could lift it . Has Aaron been hitting the gym in the meantime ?
