[vampyrhearts]

hi am ve, a vampire loving induvial. in my early 20s. he/him lesbian. i occasionally draw and make aesthetic boards. this is an 18+ blog minors don't follow or interact

fandom masterposts

the lost boys buffyverse

[flufficreature]

Back at it again!

Was planning on doing character sheets for the Santa Carla Siren's but instead got distracted with these two dumbasses. Jessie and Marko have a love hate relationship which mainly includes a shit ton of telepathic teasing as you can see.

[erhyn]

(insp.)

[clarkgriffon]

i'm intentionally careless, at least i got self-awareness just want someone to love me who doesn't

[yarboyandy]

What something against vampire boyfriends?

[mybuttonfelloff]

MARKO IS HERE!!!!! I wasn't expecting him until monday but he arrived early!!! Hes fantastic quality and i love the shoulder tassel detail. I did arrange all the goodies for an ~aesthetic~ photo lol @otonokis

[mybuttonfelloff]

I thought id channel the part where theyre sleeping upside down and let Marko..... Hang out

[glittergroovy]

[vampires-official]

[ID: pink sparkly gif reading: "fangs in your neck friday"./end ID]

official vampire post

[vampyrhearts]

Askskskoak love them so much 🫂 they turned out amazing!!! ty for all the hard work @otonokis

[whatisyourchildhoodtrauma]

BUFFY CAST Q&A | Comic-Con North East 2023 (x)

BONUS:

[comradesummers]

the reason buffy summers is a much better protagonist than a lot of the main characters in other teen supernatural shows is that those characters tend to be good people in a passive, boring way. they're generally nice and care about doing good, but they're rarely placed in situations where they have to make difficult decisions with no good outcomes, or pushed to extremes that force them to contend with the ugliest parts of themselves. btvs meanwhile is absolutely obsessed with the idea that passivity is inherently unethical. as such, in order for buffy to be a good person, she constantly has to make active choices. she never gets to be indecisive in the face of a moral dilemma. she always has to choose, to make tough calls, and that makes her genuine heroism and goodness far more compelling than a character who's just kind of passively nice.

[why-am-i-simping-for-a-train]

[ghostandthebanshees]

[knyee]

FEEDING TIMEEE!!

Not serving any noodles, just cunt 🦇 😛😛😛

That's my Marko jacket finished, not movie accurate but who gafff not mee. I need to make new chaps and gloves so they match blegh

[a5trocreep]

//slight suggestiveness// dwayne and paul ur fav facebook couple 😊 ft other online shenanigans

[frenchublog]

[blackdogswims]

I'm not an Angel fan and I don't think that often about him, but I do like Cordelia/Angel a lot. And ok bear in mind this is coming from someone who hasn't seen, and has no plans to watch, the Angel series.

I think on one level, Charisma was pretty close in age to David, so they looked fairly natural together even when BTVS was set in high school. On another, Cordy is just so extravagantly, hilariously mean - and Angel absolutely goes for that. I mean, look at Darla. Dru. Spike. NO it wasn't just the vampirism in those cases - there was a raging dramatic bitch in each of those characters and that's what Angel was drawn to. Or, what he made them into, in the case of his childe Dru, and his pseudo-childe Spike.

And like, pre-vampirism, pre-soulled-penance-guy, Angel was not a nice chill dude. The guy was a mean bastard. Like, high school jock bully mean. He doesn't want someone nice, he wants someone with an edge. Look at how he was immediately drawn to Darla, whose mean girl vibes are powerful. As for Dru, he wants to bring out the mean girl in her. It's about finding/creating a mirror for himself. If Darla is his ideal, his true vampiric love, then Dru and Spike are like self-portraits. With them, Angel shows the world that this is the kind of vampire, the kind of monster/man, he is.

Bringing us to Cordy. Soulled Angel's all penitent now, he longs for goodness to make up for all that prior badness - he longs for Buffy, his new ideal. But wanting Buffy is all wrapped up in denying himself of her. Loving Buffy is a kind of penance and self-flagellation all at once. But Cordy - there's the girl that's perfectly his type. She's not just mean, she's totally unrepentant. Cruel and charming as hell. He sees his human self in her - and even with the soul, occupying this totally new moral position for the first time in his life, he recognizes her and he's attracted to her. Buffy is this constant reminder that he's dead, he's Other. I think Cordelia makes him feel alive.

[frenchublog]