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Saw @kokodrawings do Lineage and wanted to do something similar. Welp, Senjuu blodeline obviously ends on Lady Tsunade🌸🍃🌳

We like so many women in Naruto… have so many headcanons in places where Kishimoto dropped the ball… But that's the story for another time.

[oscar-out-of-a-suitcase]

Pylypets, Ukraine. January 2026

[wordswithoutaworld]

Media literacy hot take and I’m not sure some of you are ready for it:

if a fictional character is russian and lives during Russia’s military aggression against another country, and the work never addresses their thoughts or position on that war in any way, it automatically reinforces an already existing space where russians are not expected to reflect on the criminal actions of their state or their fellow citizens.

At the same time, it reassures russians — through foreign media — that the world also doesn’t see this as their problem.

If you believe that giving a fictional character a stance on their country’s military invasion "isn’t important", or that “there’s no reason to bring it up” because the story is just about their everyday life, then it’s hard to expect anything more responsible from real people.

“This is just a story about the struggles of an ordinary german dude during World War II — without touching on war or nazism, because he’s just a civilian and his personal life is already difficult” — i hope the analogy speaks for itself.

So please, don’t forget: while fictional films are being made about russians, documentaries are being made about the victims of their country.

[ellenskarlett]

Neil worked really hard for getting photo with him 😁

[softie-draws]

I'm having a mental breakdown.

I have just found out that one of my favourite Ukrainian comedians was killed by russians.

And in the very same breath — five or so fandom people, my friends included, reposting and promoting a russian artist on Instagram.

Ukrainian artists die every day. It's not really a joke, it is true. Ukrainian lives are cut short every single day just because they're Ukrainian.

And for all I know, one day I might be amongst them. It's a scary thought, one that I usually don't voice and chase away from myself as much as I can. But it's true. One day I, a Ukrainian artist, as mid and inexperienced as I may be, with all my dreams and hopes and ambitions, might cease to exist for the sole reason of me being Ukrainian. Some of us already have.

And the world will move on. No, not just move on — it will continue promoting russian narratives, russian artists, it will watch and praise russian sports, movies and content about russia and russians.

Because it's not political, is it? Because people would rather find a thousand reasons to blame Ukrainians than one reason to boycott russian content. The reason being the genocide of Ukrainians and the collective responsibility over said genocide.

I can't help but think, if I died from a russian attack during the Easter vacation, all those people who smile at me, reblog my art, respond to my comments, would they stop to think that the russians are at fault? From the smallest artist to the politician to the member of the russian army — the people who have built and supported the society where genocide has become an acceptable thing?

I don't think so.

I think it would, like many Ukrainian deaths, exist in a hypothetical vacuum.

Oh, how sad. What a tragedy.

Anyways, have you seen this amazing drawing of my blorbo made by this wonderful russian artist?

[ladysiryna]

Played a demo I've quite liked.

Also...voidbound my beloved, hahaha.

[glorianell]

Life...is roblox

[ivyithink]

4 years since the full-scale invasion. I have no words that haven’t already been said by my fellow Ukrainians, and much more eloquently than I ever could. Let me be unoriginal. I hope that russians get to experience ten times the pain they’ve been causing everyone around them, and I hope I live long enough to witness all of it, and contribute to it the best I can. Thank you to everyone who’s ever supported us from abroad. And to my people: I fucking love you guys.

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