#crybaby devilman

[brabbitwdl16]

Mermay? xD

[danceswithunworldly]

[brabbitwdl16]

Guess who just got into Devil Crybaby :') I'm always late to the party tbh _(:3 」∠)_ And you probably knew who my fav is :"D

[brabbitwdl16]

I'm sorry i can't resi----- i'm seriously in need of some not-too-clothed Ryo so....

[brabbitwdl16]

Kitty Ryo with the legendary sweater ??x'D Aka me having fun with putting the trash boi in my fav clothes :")))

[hellhelpwhichever]

2 am realization but people can love more than one person at the same time in different but still similar ways??? I not sure if I never realized this because im Aromantic or im realizing it because I am and regardless the way I interact with love is different from how most people do but Basically:

I was thinking about Crybaby Devilman (the one on Netflix haven’t explored any other media) and im a massive miki x miko and ryo x akira shipper and reconciling that with the canon of all this along with the miki x akira despite the lack of any formalized relationship or hinted polyamory has been difficult but here is where realization has struck me

Akira loves Miki because Miki is so so good and she’s beautiful and she’s gorgeous and kind and is always there for him and she’s flawed but she is Miki and he loves her

And Akira loves Ryo because he cares so deeply for Ryo and knows that Ryo suffers so much and struggles so desperately for something that comes so naturally to him (his humanity and in touch connections to humanity in general) that he mourns for him prematurely and loves him anyway because he’s Ryo who has never been naturally good or kind and always gorgeous and overwhelming flawed yet he sees Ryo as perfect because he’s Ryo and he will always follow Ryo because they need each other more than anything

And he does this simultaneously,

There is no great love triangle, no back and forth over capturing someone’s heart because crybaby Devilman is ultimately about love and humanity and it’s so many shades even within the concept of inhumanity that - why would it matter

The fight for love is not some one man crusade against all opponents in his ways despite how often it depicted as being so- always ending in tragedy

Akira lives humanity and more importantly he loves the People in it like his parents who he loved despite never seeing and Miki who was so good yet imperfect and Ryo who was perfect yet so different

And none of this has to conflict

Akira loved two people greatly so romantically yet in so many similar and different ways it’s like looking at a color wheel yet there is no stark shades to contrast each other just differences that blend together

[scatterbrainedbutterfly]

I made another crybaby meme

The war is starting, the war on hunger.

@stardust-lightning I was told to tag ya