#james black

[nanoko857]

[little-devil-child-g]

Requested character this AF 💀 He literally dies in canon so fast

"James lives alone, with few friends to speak of and no family nearby. He's actually a very silly and caring person, but circumstances aren't ideal for him. He's trying to make ends meet, which leads him to do some questionable things..."

"There is an AU where James adopts Ryker and they live happily ever after! ♡"

[clownakai]

DetCo tier list but it's just whether I'd go to the function with them or not

[scenesandscreens]

Soldier (1998)

Director - Paul W.S. Anderson, Cinematographer - David Tattersall

"My daddy always said, 'When you want to insert a nail into a piece of wood, don't do anything fancy or glamorous. Just take the damn hammer and hit the son of a bitch until it's in.'"

[faynke]

Kid Killer actually kills Kid

Happy Holidays everyone!! Here is my piece for the @dcmkkaishinevents for @miss-emotion

[annonmaly]

I am currently rewatching Detective Conan and have fallen so deep into the rabbit hole that I have reached the point of needing a very specific, pre-canon spinoff about the FBI's daily life. The ultimate prequel would capture the high-octane absurdity of the trio’s lives long before the Black Organization drama took center stage, leaning heavily into the "found family" trope where elite professionalism gives way to domestic chaos. Centered on the era when Jodie Starling was the "FBI Madonna," the narrative follows James Black’s desperate attempts to maintain order while his subordinates engage in petty breakroom coffee wars and tactical training sessions that frequently result in property damage. The comedic tension peaks with the Bureau’s collective efforts to "protect" Jodie from Shuichi Akai, resulting in a constant barrage of strategic cockblocking, "accidental" paperwork assignments, and Andre Camel’s hilariously transparent attempts to spy on their dates. It’s a story about a group of geniuses who share a single brain cell, operating in a pre-canon world where the only thing more dangerous than a criminal syndicate is the sheer, unadulterated messiness of their own office politics.

[coffeeviolinist]

James: Alright, picture this. You catch the suspect, but when you unmask him, it turns out to be your father. What do you do?

Akai: Well, first I’d probably be like “Dad? You’re alive? What the hell?”

[dare-g]

Ozone (1994)