#he's close

[loveandleases]

Not sure if ardent has a face claim, but I’m def getting enrico ravenna vibes😅

He doesn't none of the characters do. (If only my brain would allow me to.) I have to say though, for what i imagine as Ardent he's close

[n0heart]

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[space-cat-in-a-teacup]

Half of the B-Team.

[Image Description: A sketch of Mikey from the 2012 TMNT series. His back is facing the camera, Donnie’s Bo Staff in hand with the blade unsheathed. It is covered in blood, the only aspect of the sketch in color. The long tails of his black mask are blowing in the wind as he looks off into the distance.]

While objectively speaking I think all of the 2012 crew should commit murder at some point, Mikey is probably the most interesting one to commit murder. Tale as old as time, y’know? The softest, most innocent/child-like character is the one who must turn to brutality and violence.

Especially since Mikey’s role is often that of the heart, the emotional core of the group, and the one who reaches out to the monsters instead of fighting them. It’s quite a shift when he starts putting blades in their stomachs instead.

But that’s what you get with a dead brother.

[ribbons-toyland]

I’m coming closer...~

[gayjakegyllenhaal]

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[wandcrn-blog]

                    “ Do I Like Flowers? Down I Lower Floors?                        Dad I Love Forever? What does it mean? ”

[cuethetommo]

I think Harry’s situation might be a little bit different. He’s in a unique situation — he’s not new because he’s had prominence as a member of an incredibly successful worldwide phenomenon, One Direction, with a huge fan base. Now he’s stepped out of that world and is creating his own personal vision, and musically it’s quite different, even in terms of image and the audience. So one could maybe say it’s a transitional period, and for our voters the question is, has he reached the level of excellence that at this point would merit a nomination? It didn’t happen this year — but [he could have lost out] by just one vote. It’s a democratic situation, and I can’t tell you there wasn’t support within the membership for the work that he’s doing, and that’s just where things stand this year — he seems to be the kind of artist who will have a long career.

Neil Portnow, CEO of the Recording Academy, Variety Magazine

[everymobbu]