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Today’s disabled character of the day is this unnamed old man from Immortal Weakling, who uses a mobility aid
Requested by Anon
[Image Description: Drawing of a kneeling elderly man with white brushed-back hair and closed eyes. He's wearing a beige coat, tan poloshirt, blue trousers, and black shoes. He's putting all his weight on the cane he's holding with his right hand. Half of the left side of his body is covered by Tai, the titular hero of the WebToon.]
Back for some more WEBTOON “reviews”. I feel like I should have a disclaimer that these are all purely my opinions as a NONprofessional. I don’t write or draw comics so I don’t know anything about the technical side, I just talk about how I felt when reading. Anyways, recently I’ve read a couple so I’ll write them all down:
Immortal Weakling (Yaruno/Civen): pretty good! It has an interesting story and art, I’m not quite sure where it’s going yet but it looks to be starting out nicely.
Sword interval (Benjamin Fleuter): this one is finished and I have to say it is an insanely awesome story. It’s a great read and has lovely complex characters and lore/world building. Truly a master piece!
Saint Catherine (brusierkee): this one is great too! I think it’s on a hiatus and so far I’m not sure how far into the story we are, but I love the idea so I think it will be really interesting. Plus the art style is adorable.
Souris (littlemothpants): this one is kind of a reread because it had been a while since I caught up, but I definitely enjoyed it. I think the story is really interesting, it’s one of those zombie apocalypses and while I may be wrong, it feels like the author has found ways to make the world building unique despite the commonality of the zombie trope.
The Witch and the Bull (moonsia): absolutely amazing! I love this story, it is so unique and the world building is beautiful. It really feels like the author put a lot of thought into how the story will build in complexity.
Holy Hell (Marilyn Hightower): this is the final one I’ve finished. I LOVE the art style and I think the story is really interesting so far. I wouldn’t say it’s brand new, but I do think it’s newer, so the full shenanigans haven’t erupted yet, but from what I can tell it’s gonna be awesome.
Source: [Immortal Weakling]
Today’s disabled character of the day is Echo from Immortal Weakling, who has facial trauma
Requested by Anon
[Image Description: Drawing of a man with light brown hair in a fall flat top and lavender eyes, he has 3 scars on his left temple. He's wearing a brown high-collar coat with yellow filling and a see-through/nylon brown turtleneck decorated with a dark big X over his chest and down. He's smiling cheerfully.]
Source: [Immortal Weakling]
amaya slays again!!!!! and lightspeed has 0 braincells again
iw shower thoughts #1
tai must have built up a pretty big pain tolerance, considering when he loses limbs he treats it as if he got a papercut
also, if tai’s entire body reloads, why doesn’t his brain reload? how come he has memory of an event that just happened where he died if his whole body reloads?
ofc! tai doesnt have a brain!
