#lightlykos

[less-depresso-more-espresso]

idk the context but i think the fact that utena kissed a girl during a time where literally no country had gay marriage legalized

so to have the movie end with two girls kissing as they drive off into the unknown is like incredible

we still have shows today that get canceled because they dare to have gay characters

the fact the utena was made during the 90s was no less then a mircale!!

EXACTLY MAN LIKE CMON

[lastoneout]

the harvest moon/ story of seasons bad ending that always sticks out to me is the one where you wife and kids can leave you in a wonderful life because it requires you to be both shit at your job and a horrible husband

Wait I never got that far into that one cuz I was bad at it sldkjfkld your wife can straight up leave you if you suck to much??? Amazing. God I love Farming Sims. The games of all time.

[spiribia]

yesss extreme violence

i've having this idea for an anthy where she has a glock like this

because i think she should be alouded to kill

go anthy

[libelelle]

OP is this you?

THEY GOT ME PACK IT UP BOYS

[ancient-day]

I Don know how to Explain it but

Makoto (persona 3) feels like he's quite because he's just dissociating 24/7

But Joker is quite because he thinks to much about how everyone thinks of him

Minato's got his headphones in; he is NOT listening, but everyone takes his bobbing along to his music as agreement to the conversation, so no one's caught on. /j

Truly though, I love the characterization you can infer with each protagonist. They're so distinct from one another, and one of my favorite examples of that is Minato and Kotone. They experienced the exact same trauma, but their responses to it are so different, and it comes through in how they interact with others and how other characters see them.

[astraldemise]

was trying to research parasites for a story once upon a time and i had such a hard time finding videos that weren't like "woah look how creeeepy this shit is"

like yes parasites are inhertly harmful to the host but its also like they're not evil yknow? in the same way a shark isn't evil for attacking as human like they don't got a concept of good or evil

like yeah having a parasite sucks for the host but like. a lot of them have evolved so that they only use one particular animal as a host and thats just nuts, its such a specialised lifestyle for an animal to adapt to, its pretty interesting

[crtter]

Considering this is you know j feel like you think all of iyami's eyes are cool

Ajshhdjdjs idk if I’d call Iyami cool but I DO find him cute no matter if he’s doing bishie eyes or some incredibly weird wild take face, heh.

Get yourself a man who can do both etc etc

[queerava]

I always thought one if the reason akechi is so distant from the phantom thieves is because the feeling of being accepted and around people who care for him is just so foreign to him he rejects it

yeah tbh thats what ive always seen/thought it to be the case. and from his perspective, theyre enemies. its what ive intepreted the scene post-akechi boss fight in shido palace, when the pthieves were talking down akechi and urging him to fight alongside them. and although not easy and w/o injury, it would be possible to cross to the thieves' side even when the cognition arrived.

i think it also stems from akechi's unhealthy/skewed view and experience on relationships (that isnt w sae and joker <-though maybe a special case) since, after his mother died, he was surrounded by adults who only wanted to exploit him. he also had to craft a palpable mask to appease to the larger masses, and as a result of that, he never thought that anyone could care about him on a deeper level and as his true self.

i think above all, the pthieves' honesty and genuineness scared him a lot. that added with the guilt of being responsible for so many deaths (esp the parents of two of the thieves), i dont think he could ever consciously accept the olive branch that the thieves are offering