#mukankei08

[startistdoodles]

Wait it's your birthday!? Happy birthday! 🎉🎉🎉🎊🎊🎊🎆🎆🎆

Have digital cake 🎂

Thank you so much! Mmmm holographic cake my favorite 🎂🍰

[celestialalpacaron]

I like your diamond Spinel AU. It shows that despite wanting to change there's always a relapse. I always found it way too easy that the diamonds changed after the few years gone by.

Hence why I wanted to explore that! I know lots of people who are happy with the Diamonds easily changing and following all the “good” things, but it doesn’t feel natural to me to be honest 😅 But will the Diamonds use the second chance to make things different is the question... :}

[jyushimatsurepliez]

If you guys took a dere quiz, what type of dere would you be?

We’re much too desperate and unpopular.

[thalassa-caelum]

mukankei08 ha respondido a tu set de fotos “˜This is a lie, isn’t it?’ This comic is quite old. At the time I was...”

@thalassa-caelum well I was listening to my playlist of sad songs. Also, whenever I look at these comics I always notice that Saihara isn't blushing. Which makes me think it implies he might not even love the girl the same. Kokichi is a one of a kind person in my book, you will never find someone just like him.

Your opinion is very interesting. I have thought about continuing this AU but I don't know if it would be too distressing because it doesn't have a 'happy' ending. As you see, Saihara loves his wife, but it's not the same love that he felt for Ouma. Love that (by the way) he never confessed. Why? By the same lying nature of Ouma that made impossible to project a future with him. At some point, Saihara got tired of playing the cat and mouse game and decided to move on with his life. He just got tired of running and decided to try being happy with someone else. It's sad, it's cruel, perhaps unfair, but realistic. Time passed and Ouma was still elusive. The "I love you!" followed by a "It's a lie, of course!"  ended up convincing him that his love was unrequited ;/////; 

[matsunonextgeneration-rp]

He didn't know how it happened so fast. Yuko accompanied him in his work room, discussed about the recent incidents and the next thing he knew Yuko struck him with a bat. When he woke up he was in some sort of cave, strapped in some sort of board. (When Summer Cries AU)

"Yuko? Where are you?"

After inspecting his surrundings, his first thought was worry for his daughter, but then Chorosuke remembered she was who knocked him into unconciousness.

"Yuko! What is this?!" He was now angry but it was mostly a mask for his fear.

[ask-heromatsu]

Hey there hedgey, man this blog was a wild ride. I've been meaning to ask since it never really been properly answered, so how did Ichi and Choro become villains?

Haha, thanks! I had a lot of fun making all of this, and I’m glad that so many people enjoyed it. I think looking at it retrospectively will help me be a better writer going forwards. 

Choro and Ichi became villains as a result of them both having beef with the League of Heroes- Choro because they wouldn’t let him be a hero, and Ichi because being a hero kinda fucked him up psychologically and they’re the ones who are recruiting children for law enforcement purposes. If that sounds like a flimsy justification for villainhood... it’s because it is. :’) I chose to make Choro and Ichi the villains before I decided why they became villains in the first place. In all honesty, they probably would have worked better as vigilantes, or at least some kind of anti-hero. I always had a hard time writing them as bad guys when the characters as I had written them just didn’t feel like criminals. 

This is what I mean when I say that this will help me be a better writer. There are a lot of things I’d do differently with a story like this now. I guess this is why most stories are written in drafts. 😂

[askbarkingduo]

Hello you adorable babus!

HAHAHA, AR- ARE YOUUUU HAHA TRYING TO INTIMIDATE A WEBCAM??

@mukankei08

[ask-bluepoisonkara]

...he seems a bit touchy for some reason.

@mukankei08