my name is nilofar, or just nilo for short! i'm an adult, and i go by any pronouns
i'll mostly use this blog as an archive for my art, but i'm not above a little rambling! expect analyses and drabbles here and there.. surprise surprise! i do write too, though that's rare for me to post
i am staunchly pro-queer, and very vocal about projecting transness onto my faves
i believe in live and let live, so long as it harms nobody, as well as curating your online experience. if you are bothered by my content, please block me instead of bringing discourse here!
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2。my faves 、
i absolutely adore the uchiha in general!! i love madara, izuna, obito, itachi, sasuke.. and i'm fascinated by discussing their potential customs and role within konoha
my favorite arcs are founders era and war arc, so i also like asura, indra, kaguya, hashirama, and kabuto
i also <3 team 7, team minato, and the sannin. naruto, sasuke, and sakura are my babies.. i enjoying discuss tsunade because she interests me deeply
my favourite familial relationships are madara with obito, itachi with sasuke, indra with asura, and naruto with obito, minakushi, kakashi, iruka ♡
3。my ships 、
absolute hashimada fanatic. i am crazy about them, and i can and will take about them for hours. sasunaru & gaanaru mean the world to me. narusaku are also cute, but i prefer sakuino
kkobrn (fixed on kkob, and on rin tormenting them both) eat away at my brain. i really like kushimiko and am interested in minafuga and minakushi. kakayama and kakairu are adorable! i'll like most kakashi ships
sannin polycule my beloved.. tsunade and shizune yuri... this is all i can remember for now LOL
i don't tend to be fixed about ships! the ones italicised i am fixed on
hiii! i just wanted to express my appreciation towards your art! i really love the colors you use and how beautifully you draw expressions! wonderful trans representation also :) looking at your art has helped me and motivated me to draw so i can one day also become as skilled as you!
thank u so much dear.. this warms my heart to read so much u have no idea! its the first ask on this blog so ty fur the positive energy :-)
thats really the entire point to me drawing! i want to make people of all walks of life, at different stages, feel represented.. and i love messing w color too! hope u have a great day anon
uchiha practices and customs, hc #1: singing and verbal jutsu
many people are familiar with the uchiha clan's famous ocular jutsu, and its associated traditions. and yet, few have heard of a time where a verbal form was alive, too.
indeed, the caster's own voice could become a vessel for chakra and intent, and it has been used for a variety of purposes. in combat, for offense, incapacitation, and defense.
there were also the much more mundane, or even therapeutic and soothing uses for this. in practice, it was preferred to use communally. it amplified the intention and effect, as well as brought members of the clan together.
often would they gather in a circle around an open flame at the end of the day, and chant together. it was done before major events too, in prayer for prosperity.
madara recalls such memories fondly. though more bitterly, he'd sing to take the heaviness off his siblings' (and his) hearts from the losses of a merciless war. to drown out the silence where familiar voices should have been. to lead into battle with pride.
so fine was the quality of his voice he was frequently chosen to sing for the burial rites of their departed, from a very young age. though, soon, he had no siblings left to comfort.
the practice saw its decline as the uchiha began to have to assimilate in the leaf village. rumors of their famed chants' abilities, though a harmless part of everyday life, struck fear into the hearts of those unfamiliar with them, in an era of uncertainty.
notably, under the second hokage's rule, such gatherings were banned. for anyone found continuing the practice, there was grounds for arrest and investigation. often, they were never seen again.
they stopped being taught.
gradually, the contents of them became lost to time. those that tried to document and revive it have all but died off.
and if you'd ask madara if he could sing at all, he would tell you he could not. that everytime he tried, his throat choked up. that there is no one left to share it with
the memory of those stories, of that voice, has died with his siblings, and the uchiha boy he'd taken in as its final witness. never to be known or heard again
uchiha practices and customs, hc #1: singing and verbal jutsu
many people are familiar with the uchiha clan's famous ocular jutsu, and its associated traditions. and yet, few have heard of a time where a verbal form was alive, too.
indeed, the caster's own voice could become a vessel for chakra and intent, and it has been used for a variety of purposes. in combat, for offense, incapacitation, and defense.
there were also the much more mundane, or even therapeutic and soothing uses for this. in practice, it was preferred to use communally. it amplified the intention and effect, as well as brought members of the clan together.
often would they gather in a circle around an open flame at the end of the day, and chant together. it was done before major events too, in prayer for prosperity.
madara recalls such memories fondly. though more bitterly, he'd sing to take the heaviness off his siblings' (and his) hearts from the losses of a merciless war. to drown out the silence where familiar voices should have been. to lead into battle with pride.
so fine was the quality of his voice he was frequently chosen to sing for the burial rites of their departed, from a very young age. though, soon, he had no siblings left to comfort.
the practice saw its decline as the uchiha began to have to assimilate in the leaf village. rumors of their famed chants' abilities, though a harmless part of everyday life, struck fear into the hearts of those unfamiliar with them, in an era of uncertainty.
notably, under the second hokage's rule, such gatherings were banned. for anyone found continuing the practice, there was grounds for arrest and investigation. often, they were never seen again.
they stopped being taught.
gradually, the contents of them became lost to time. those that tried to document and revive it have all but died off.
and if you'd ask madara if he could sing at all, he would tell you he could not. that everytime he tried, his throat choked up. that there is no one left to share it with
the memory of those stories, of that voice, has died with his siblings, and the uchiha boy he'd taken in as its final witness. never to be known or heard again
