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Max and food (double-sausage, lots of mustard) 🙃☺️

Clip edited from KinoKino (BR channel)

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I found some old sketches I did after anbu arc! Everyone remember Kinoe’s partner from the Root I hope! who loved him but Kinoe chose K Kinoto: How’s the mission? Kinoe: Failed it. But you know, I met a boy. Hatake Kakashi. Kinoe: ww~ Kinoto *stiffened* Kinoto: “WHO’S THAT”

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#V428 w/ Jean baptiste Di Marco Sept. 16 @ Les Grands Voisins Paris XIV

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Max talks about “Kopfplatzen” (Head Burst) on KinoKino programme.

(And hand post! ❤️)

Kopfplatzen still streaming on Vimeo

Video clip from BR tv

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My Top 10 NARUTO ships

Got tagged by bro @vibgyoroygbiv

1. KAKASHI/\YAMATO My first, my best. The only one true ship in my entire life. God bless my boys and thanks to Kishi for suddenly appeared Yamato in shippuuden. I’m in love with.. their love okay? (CANON.)

2. young!Danzou/Tobirama Senju (one-sided, platonic(?)) eh, I don’t know is there any sense to talk about it.. == It’s my kink and it’s hard to explain all my feelings about it. Danzou’s love was pure, turned from his loyal and respect. He was very afraid of his feelings..

3. Kinoto/Kinoe (platonic only!!!) I have a sin!!! Sorry about that… ==

4. Jiraiya/Tsunade UST please ;A ; Tsunade was so close to give him her “yes”…

5. Shisui/Itachi Maybe it really was love, but Itachi didn’t catch it in time. But Shisui was serious in his intentions!

6. Rock Lee/Sakura I wish for it in canon, but Lee is too good to deceiving Sasuke when he isn’t at home. But platonically why not?

7. Sai/Ino I really believe in them after Shikamaru’s novel. He is not just Sasuke’s replacement for Ino anymore. And I have no doubt about Sai’s feelings.

8. Hashirama/Madara CANON.

9. Raidou/Genma I think I ship them, when I see arts with them.

10. Zabuza/Haku CANON.

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Kinoto aesthetic

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"He's my brother" gewinnt "kinokino Publikumspreis" beim DOK.fest München

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