#mikayu

[ca-the-nerd]

kiss

[feitan-cl]

a miracle

a finished drawing

i read somewhere that japanese camellias in flower language meant smth like love and devotion or loyalty idk i cant remember the source

[thesoundofanicefall]

ONS for February SQ jump magazine!!

Translation of the notes on the covers:

Yuichiro and Mikaela, together at the ending of the world...

Twin star exorcist!

The story of the bond between Yuichiro who swore revenge against the vampires who killed his family and Mikaela who became a vampire

The 2 titles led by a strong unwavering love

Source:

[thoughtfullydopedragon]

I was watching Castlevania again and wait I know this scene

Why I didn't realize sooner

And this

[mooguriklaine-art]

“Welcome Home”

Guess who just finished binge-reading Owari no Seraph hahahahahjsdkfhsd

Inking and toning practice cos Yamato Yamamoto’s art is goalsss; I’m a fan of his clean lines what can I say

What the hell happened to the anime though, I expected better from you, Wit Studio ???

Process breakdowns found in my Pixiv!

Obnoxious watermark everywhere means, please don’t repost!

Tips and support welcome! You can buy me coffee over at my ko-fi page!

[unleashedmika]

MikaYuu IS and will be CANON

Ons: a story that is not tagged under the terms of Yaoi and Shonen-ai, but under Shonen. To begin with, "shonen" is a DEMOGRAPHY NOT A GENRE, which means that it includes many different genres. The romantic sub-genres I are also shonen, because the general characteristic is that it is directed to a teenage (usually male) audience. Yaoi represents lgbt+ characters generally in the traditional passive-active dynamic, many of these works are aimed at female audiences for visual aesthetic purposes but the story cannot go away from the romantic or sexual focus. On the other hand, shonen as a demography can include a lot of sub-genres, so its content is not so strict. This makes it possible for a warlike manga like OnS to have moments of pure action, comedy and romance. Because "war" or "vampires" is not specifically a genre, but a topic. And the topic of Ons (which is not the same as the argument) is love. Love in every expression. Guren's love for Shinya, brotherly love (Krul-Asura) family love (Shinoa Squad; Hyakuya family) fatherly love (Shikama-Mika) romantic love (Yuu-Mika) this does NOT mean that Ons manga IS romantic, because in narratology, the "topic" is defined as that which the plot needs to develop. lOVE IS THE MAIN CONCEPT. Love is what moves the characters even Yaoi mangas can deal with other topics than love, such as Given (overcoming the death of a loved one, personal growth). MikaYuu relationship is in that sense perfectly possible and admissible within Shonen, it's just the focus is on a slow-burn bond with a military context magic etc, to make it entertaining and to embrace fans with diverse interests, which is great! MikaYuu has been attracting 85-90% of the fandom for years, a lot of daily content is produced every day, and expectations are high. It doesn't come out of nowhere: the story turns around them, even though it wasn't romantic love from the beginning, this allowed them to develop! MikaYuu is a lgbt+ semi-canonical couple in a non-romantic shonen! (Mikas confession, chapter 90-93-96) And this is a fact. Shonen Jump also has lgbt+ shonen mangas like Ao no Flag And please, don't be a shit bag, if someone is here for a ship, that's fine. No one is anyone's police. A change in being POSSIBLE #MikaYuuCanon

[alear]

[hannilock]

guess who is in complete denial after that last chapter

modern AU storyboard for future animation