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[1004prettyoon]

[alienorchids]

絶対音館 Volume 39, August 1998

[mimithemetro]

Why I'm seeing weirder and weirder anime plots??

My adventure with anime begun with series about witch from liechtenstein on steroids. Then was that little demon tanya, GATE. Star wars but realistic (and better), AOT quite normal. Violet Evergarden (I still crying) then a series about wampire girl being send into space by soviet union... AND NOW ANIME ABOUT CHAINSMOKING CAT!!! idk who produce it and how I'm getting those series but I like it.

[jelly-04rth]

Ssj4 Vegeta vs Ize from dragon ball AF (Young Jijii)

Colored By me

[saffitaffi]

Finally got around to designing Ize! They’re actually pretty important in the story so this is loooong overdue. Cass and Ize don’t speak any of the same languages so Ize ends up teaching Cass the imp version of sign language but their fingers are so different they get frustrated with Cass struggling lol ^u^

[imperfectercell]

REALIZED I HAVENT POSTED ART IN A HOT SEC heres a bunch of buullshit

[fandom-trash-xl]

Hi! Someone had asked you a similar question before, but how do you think Frieza would deal with Kuriza's death over the years?

And how do you think he would react if after many years he found out that Kuriza was still alive? (like he's been living in another universe or something)

Let's just say that Frieza at least tries to cope. There's a seeming loneliness with Kuriza's absence. The emperor becomes more quiet, yet is prone to more strong volatile emotions if he gets tipped off, so there's an extra sense of caution around him. Berryblue insists he needs a new form of therapy after a handful of soldiers get needlessly axed, so he finds a better outlet in destroying asteroids, the cold of space able to clear his head for a moment. He's also the type to bury himself in work.

Question is, would a pre-Namek Kuriza death be enough to make him question immortality for his wish?

Extra bonus, but I've actually explored the scenario of the two's coinciding deaths in my angst one-shot, "Red Like Roses".

After some time, he may move on to a new heir- an interesting opening for Ize from Dragon Ball AF. A filled space but ultimately a difference. I've been exploring the concept of ghost AUs of Dragon Ball in my notes and let's just say the Kuriza ghost in this scenario isn't quite too happy.

Discovering Kuriza is alive may conflict with his frayed nerves on the matter, almost disbelieving and not letting his heart be toyed with without substantial proof that this isn't an illusion or trick. He'd perhaps be more convinced if he got him back with a dragon wish, perhaps as a Goku Favor™. Regardless, once Kuriza is brought home to him, the protective instinct is heightened to the max.