#nopperabou

[ultrainfinitepit]

Nopperabou from Mononoke - if you like this pin design, I've added it to the preorders on Backerkit.

I'm leaning toward gold plating since that's winning overall across Tumblr and Instagram, if you have an opinion on the plating you can vote in the poll.

[scapelamb]

Guys when you peel off their skin

Here's a bonus Asirpa and her pops

[mirror-and-mind]

Adorable little guy just beat up your manipulative boyfriend.

[shreddheir]

now that we know the Medicine seller and Hyper can’t like. both be in humanoid form at the same time (discounting non-diegetic transformation sequence magic ) I. Don’t think the man in the fox mask could be Hyper. I think Cho made that guy.

[kireseki]

My old Yume Nikki fanarts

[thecrowsart]

something i thought about while making the amv

timelapse:

[whydoyouaskmethis]

New clear file illustration

[the-pink-tree]

@amaryllis14612 Your post about the Man in the Fox Mask made me think more deeply about why I think he is a part of Ochou.

I remember that the Medicine Seller said that Ochou had fallen in love, and when this person is revealed to us, we see that it is the Mononoke. However, at the end of the episode, we find out that the Mononoke is actually Ochou. Taking all these facts into account, we can come to the conclusion that the masked man is a part of Ochou that wanted to be happy and free, but she kept that part of herself inside her heart, so it is represented as someone else. Ochou developed self-love, and this self-love led her to seek freedom, the freedom she found in ending her own life.

At least that's how I like to think about it :))

❝— Feelings and memories. They only exist inside my heart.

— Even if we live at the same time, or have the same visions, what we carry in our hearts will never be the same.

— Your face, your voice, your image, which only exists inside me.

— Who are you?❞

The second act of Nopperabō is presented in this way. I think that's a way of saying how our hearts carry different hurts, and that this also applied to Ochou, who had created such an unthinkably huge will to be free, that she no longer recognized that part of herself, and only within from Ochou's heart, it became a whole another person.