#aobing

[yiranntofu]

I’m like super late BUT I FINISHED THIS PIECE FINALLY AHHHH

[purrestel]

(Oubing) Baby photos.

Reminder to everyone that Bigzha was originally a literal demon flesh pill—

(Yes I’m dumping everyone I had on insta here-)

[justanotherblonde]

alright tumblr, gimme some lotus cake (oubing) content. i have a mighty hunger...

i offer u some screenshots i grabbed from the post of a kindly rednote user who grabbed the video of this scene from a behind-the-scenes documentary

i include the dialogue for this scene below the cut cuz i don't want to spoil it for anyone

Ao Guang (Ao Bing's dad, not pictured, but you should look him up and see how hot he is...): “You don't mean to say you still want to change this world?” 敖光：难道你还想改变这世界 Nezha: *dramatic pause, as pictured* “I want to try.” 哪吒：我想试试 And then it cuts to Ao Bing falling in love blushing, as pictured 😍

[autistichalsin]

No but real talk Oubing may be one of the most heartbreakingly beautiful ships I have ever seen in fiction.

They are LITERALLY two halves of a whole, separated and placed in families meant to be bitter enemies. Despite all efforts to keep them apart, and then to put them in conflict, they instantly feel that kinship on meeting each other. After knowing each other for less than an hour, they declare each other their only friend. Ao Bing, despite missing his family terribly, chooses being with Ne Zha over his own father because he knows his place is with his other half.

They literally can't be complete without each other. They NEED each other in every sense of the word. It's so achingly perfect that I can't fucking stand it.

[msrinran]

If anyone say anything like that again: "they are children", "they are brothers", "you can't ship them" etc., I will bite that person's nose

Shanghainese newspaper 新民报晚刊, 1956

Short story from a 1971 book published in Taiwan

【藕饼】“孪生于我水中的倒影”

[k3nnnn-art]

Nezha's rage burned his clothes off

[avyene]

Oubing Soup

My love language is drawing my favorite ships as soups