"Lucky" Seven - Chapter 3 - Anitzei_Neko - Naruto [Archive Of Our Own]

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Highschool!KdFd headcanons (feat. Genda and Sakuma):

Irational sexual tension whenever they’re in the same room.

They’re basically young boys filled with hormones discovering sexual attraction and affection. Not only Kidou and Fudou, they all are.

Kidou is seen as the cool captain of the highschool soccer team, being a serious student and the student council president, but also a guy who knows how to have a good time during parties. People think he has a Time-Turner to be able to respect his weekly schedule.

Fudou is this “what-the-fuck-am-I-doing-here” guy who comes at school with one single pen and one single notebook but still manage to have very good grades. Genda is desperate when he sees Fudou’s results because he studies a lot when Fudou is always hanging out during the week end.

Kidou and Fudou like to “do guy stuff”, such as rugby tackles in the hallway, manly wrestling on the school lawn at lunch, arm-in-arm walking, ruffling the other’s hair. They try to look ‘no homo’ but they’re not fooling anybody (seriously, they think people are blind or what ?)

Fudou finds Kidou real hot with folded sleeves.

Kidou loves to mess Fudou’s soft hair and see him drawing back with his cheeks blushing slightly.

Sakuma is jaded to see them looking at each other’s butt when they think no one is watching.

Drunk wrestling in Kidou’s room during a party when everyone is in the living or on the pool terrace. The game turned into a hot, intimate moment when Kidou wrestled Fudou to the ground. In the haze of the moment they eventually kissed.

Awkward moments the next week because they’re not understanding what happened and why it happened (long on muscles and brain, short on emotional quotient). They finally agree about the fact they should blame it on the alcohol and forget about it.

They don’t forget about it.

Health class about shared sexual behaviors was the most embarassing thing ever.

Sakuma :“It’s a good thing Hata-sensei was in charge of health class this year. My big brother told me Okazaki-sensei is more old school, like, sex-is-evil kind of old school.”  Fudou : “Shut up Sakuma.”

Kidou and Fudou started doing “no homo” stuff again after agreeing on forgetting the kiss episode. They only did it in more private places, as if they unconsciously knew they were having a really intimate behavior.

“Try to kiss my neck” is their new favorite game with one of them knocking the other into the wall and trying to kiss his neck when the other is struggling to dodge. They’re only playing in the privacy of Kidou’s room.

Sakuma is pissed because SERIOUSLY GET A ROOM YOU’RE FLIRTING LIKE 24 HOURS A DAY

Genda needs Kidou to help him with math lessons and Fudou kinda sulks because they’re spending the whole week-end together. He tries to make Kidou jealous too and goes to Sakuma’s on sunday.

*knock knock knock* *Sakuma opens the door just a little* “Hey, Sakuma-kuuun~!” *door slams*

What is personal space ? Sakuma tries to explain the concept to Kidou and Fudou.

Fudou’s mother couldn’t come to the parents-professors meeting in school because of her work. Fudou goes on his own and meets Kidou, who was closing the student council meeting room. Kidou opens the room and takes Fudou in it, saying the student council has free snacks in the closet. They sit and talk for a long hour.

They tenderly kiss.

“What’s going on between us ?”

They decide to let things happen and end up in Kidou’s bedroom, kissing and holding each other tightly.

From then, regular sex in all kind of places -mostly their rooms but also once at school because Sakuma told them to FUCKING GET A ROOM

Genda : “Say, Kidou, are you in love with Fudou ? Or is it… only physical ?”

Love /lʌv/ :  (noun) a strong feeling of affection, (verb)  to feel deep affection and/or sexual passion for someone.

Kidou realises he’s in love with Fudou.

Fudou is so beautiful when he’s sleeping. Kidou feels lucky when the brunet falls asleep on his shoulder during lunch break.

“I think I love you”

Fudou knew it for a while now : they were doing everything like lovers, of course Kidou loved him. Of course, he loved Kidou as well.

Sakuma ; “Say, Fudou, are you going out with Kidou ?”

“I guess.”

Some highschool!kdfd headcanons for you all ~ Hope you’ll like it ?

The health class drawing was the funniest to draw tbh ahaha… But I love the last one…

( @shawn-and-aiden-frost-9​, @dragonesskunoichi, @funips, @inazumafocus, @therealruney @ie-maryseph, if you’re interested ?)

ok ok ok,, AU where older Katsuma and Eri are doctors and they have a happy life together omg idk why i am ashamed to write this jajask anyway i just wanna sleep-

Quick reminder.

CANONICALLY, this is what the Clones look like.

So I don’t EVER wanna hear “the Bad Batch ARENT white washed” EVER AGAIN

BECAUSE THIS

IS NOT THE SAME SKIN TONE AS THIS

Stewjon Headcanon:

Stewjon is predominantly grassland, with various herd animals roaming its surface. Over the millennia, the Stewjoni people developed an affinity for animals, working in tandem with them to traverse and survive the plains of their homeworld. Even now, after having developed spacetravel, that connection remains, with fauna playing a pivotal role in Stewjoni life.

Even some sentient species still find themselves drawn to the Stewjoni, forming bonds of mutual cooperation and even friendship.

Yeah, this headcanon is basically just Actual Disney Princess Obi-Wan Kenobi, don’t at me.

This is quite a subjective opinion; but I am endlessly fascinated by how the romanticization (or sentimentalization) of Sebastian and Ciel’s relationship is such a big, important part of Kuroshitsuji—partly due to Sebastian’s own nature as a demon, but also due to Ciel’s character himself.

Sebastian is evil, and he is meant to lure people into damnation. He is the embodiment of a poisonous yet appealing temptation. He speaks sweet, gentle words. He is undeniably physically attractive, and generally, people find him charming. I can go on forever, but you get the gist; all of him is designed to slowly attract and lull people into complacency with him—into not seeing the predatory nature that lurks beneath that gorgeous skin.

This powerful creature, who can kill people with his bare hands, prefers to use sweet promises over threats—finding physical torture less effective than honey; so confident in his ability to understand human desires and tempt any person into the route he designs for them. He presents people with two choices; one of which seems infinitely more attractive than the other—but would certainly lead them to damnation. And it delights him very much when they inevitably chooses the sweeter option. It seems to be essential to the demonic contract that the contractor gets to choose (even if the choice was most likely—almost always—highly uninformed).

Now; if the contractor was an unassuming human who was tempted or fooled by the demon, or if the contractor was someone who’d kill and sacrifice another person on purpose, maybe we would say, “Well, he did that to himself.” Or even, “He deserved that.” But not only did Ciel manage to summon Sebastian by happenstance; he—arguably—did not have much choices other than to agree to the contract; it was either the contract or death at the hands of the cultists.

His consent was highly dubious (not that Sebastian ever cares); he was in a state of emotional distress—unfit to be making choices that would define the rest of his life—not to mention his youth, his vulnerability, and the glaring power imbalance with the predatory adults and demon surrounding him. From that moment on, his soul is forfeit; no matter how many times Ciel states that he is firm on his revenge and that he is doing this for himself—you can always argue that he is only saying this because the choice is either this or death.

Still, instead of highlighting the dubious nature of this agreement, the author shows that despite his young age, he is perceptive enough to read through Sebastian’s lies and see Sebastian’s true nature for what it is, and still “chooses” to have the contract. The author repeatedly, over and over, shows Ciel “choosing” this road for himself, Ciel saying that he has no need for the past and will not look back—and the whole time that Ciel charges unwaveringly into the darkness, Sebastian looks at him and smiles meaningfully.

Since we have no idea what “souls” present in Kuroshitsuji; the concept of what Ciel is actually paying with in order to get his revenge is exceedingly vague—it’s difficult to feel loss over something with an unknown value. This is exacerbated by Ciel’s easy acceptance of his own fate, and the practical logic on how it’s simply fair to pay a servant for his services.

Sebastian, for his part; always revels and delights in how Ciel chooses him. He basks in it, and gloats about it; the dubious nature of Ciel’s agreement forgotten, or frankly does not even seem to compute in Sebastian’s mind. What’s important is that Ciel made a choice; and that choice was Sebastian. We know that Sebastian will eventually kill Ciel, but we may contend that Sebastian is good for him. Sebastian saved Ciel and Ciel consented to having Sebastian. Sebastian gave Ciel the autonomy and independence and protection he desperately needed. And this does not come out of nowhere; as the author too, seems to deliberately romanticize/sentimentalize their relationship—the readers are simply picking up on the context cues.

They are certainly predator and prey; but people may love their appeal as a pair of lovers, like Bonnie and Clyde; or as found family along with the rest of the servants; they are partners-in-crime; soulmates; always understanding each other with just a glance, simply meant to be together, there is no Ciel without Sebastian and vice versa, etc.; it’s all a terribly romantic and sentimental view of their relationship.

The portrayal of Sebastian as a loyal and caring protector (although he is always hiding his hunger and fangs) and Ciel as a brave and pitiable victim resolutely seeking justice (although he arguably never had much choices) are done on purpose to allow their relationship to be romanticized/sentimentalized by the readers who want to root for them. If Sebastian was not portrayed attractively enough; if he wasn’t a handsome, gentle caretaker, who is devotedly loyal to Ciel and protects him from kidnappers and assassins and whatnots (see how he treats Ciel so much better compared to Ciel’s fellow humans?), this romanticization of him will not be possible. Likewise, if Ciel was portrayed as an innocent run-off-the-mill ten year old—instead of a smart one, a perceptive one, one who is “mature for his age”; if Ciel was a regular noble instead of the Queen’s watchdog; one who is meant to be the Earl of Phantomhive despite being born as an underdog (which makes the readers want to root for him and believe him to be capable of besting a demon on the negotiation table)—we will not be reading the contract scene and thinking, “Can he outsmart the demon?” Or even, “Well, certainly this ten year old understands what he is doing.” We would have instead understood the contract to be an exploitation of the child’s vulnerability and circumstances. Instead, Ciel is portrayed as wanting the contract; willing to sacrifice his soul to get his revenge; a fully-consenting party in a mutually beneficial agreement. When Sebastian offers his hand, Ciel consensually places his own hand in Sebastian’s.

What is truly “good” for Ciel becomes a moral dilemma that the readers cannot solve, and Sebastian’s true “feelings” (or whether he has any at all) is never explained. The readers are left to guess and come up with our own theories that will remain unanswered—we insist that Ciel needs and wants Sebastian, that Sebastian cares for Ciel beyond seeing him as food; and the whole thing is so morally dubious, but we are given a lot of incentives to see them in a positive, sentimental light. Every once in a while something may happen that seems to reinforce our beliefs in their relationship, but never fully confirm how they feel towards each other. The occasional “warning bells” reminding us of Sebastian’s nature as a demon are—more often than not—ignored, as the future when the contract ends still seems so far away, and regardless; Ciel is far too dependent on Sebastian to even think of living without him.

Thank you for this. This made my day

So, I feel like confessing something,,,

I don’t like Fudou portrayed as a punk.

I never liked it since the very early 2000s fashion choices of the show, it just didn’t feel right to me, something seemed out of place. And then Outer Code came around and finally I knew.

To me, Fudou dressed a certain way because he had no money to spend on trivial things like nice clothes, plus, he had to survive on the streets of a darker side of town and to deal with all sorts of bad people.

He couldn’t simply do that with a nice looking cardigan, could he?

He had to adapt to the habitat he was living in, much like a chameleon does to protect itself. Some things stayed with him, of course, he still was power hungry and ready to do anything but that is a completely different point from his fashion style of choice!

Yes he has a sharp tongue, is a sarcastic lil shit and surely knows how to pick a lock or survive in a fist fight, but those are all things he HAD to learn, not ones he actively choose to learn. Same thing goes for fashion choices.

I honestly headcanon for him to always have looked longingly at the windows of the nice shops uptown, secretly wanting for nothing but to relax in a fitting room with something more colourful, something that could make him feel like he didn’t have to always look mad at everything.

In this new universe he somehow had some more money and what did he do?

He bought white, purple, nice looking outfits almost all without any trace of punkness in them and he went to the hairdresser, not a barber shop, a hairdresser. And as far as the short tell us, he goes there pretty often.

So no, I don’t think Fudou owns a collection of knives or that he would wear black outfits or leather and dark makeup and overall be a street baddie because I don’t think that’s who he truly is.

He is someone who went through a lot and just wanted to sit back, wear pink, make his hair grow and help other kids like we saw in GO.

To me Fudou is yes sassy but also gentle as he writes love songs for Kidou on the acustic guitar. He knows how to send you k.o. but is happier cooking with Tobitaka. He was once a lone wolf but actually really love being sureounded by his friends. He wore cheap, dark looking clothes to be seen as someone to not mess with but just wanted to be a fashionista with lighter fun colours. He knows how to handle a knife perfectly but uses it only to cut gourmet food.

I know it’s funny to joke around and memes are cool, but I heavily dissociate from the heavy punk bad boy Fudou many seem to enjoy.

Not to say yall should stop seeing him like you do, take this as foor for thoughts and keep doing what you love. I know I’ll keep portraying him the way I always wanted, now that I can~

Togruta Marking Headcanons (Evolutionary and Epigenetic)

Okay, so the question is:

Do you think togruta markings are purely genetic or partly genetic and partly influenced by the environment?

e.g. a stressful adolescence leads to more complex markings/breakage

This conversation was had in large part on discord with @atagotiak and @dracothulhu.

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If size is factored by horde size, most dragons would be modest, probably tie fighter sized. Mace would be the biggest, if the concept of the republic translated properly! Yoda the next biggest bc his horde is the whole order. Then Plo is suddenly MUCH bigger than Yoda bc he went from claiming his Padawans and Searched kiddos t the entire GAR.

xD

This is cute. And soft

GenKaze headcanons??

<3 I never knew I needed this ship until now <3

Genda x Kazemaru

> okay bruh, bruh. the best thing about this pairing is that both of them can’t fucking believe that they’re dating the other. They live in this constant state of ‘oh my god you’re so beautiful and amazing and hot and asdfjksl how is it that someone like you likes me’ 

> Both of them might be weak for one another, but Genda is most definitely the weakest for Kazemaru. Sometimes he just catches himself staring at Kazemaru during practice and he’s like ‘oh uhhhh shit’ and blushes like mad

> Teikoku’s goalie had already noticed Kazemaru during the very first game they played against Raimon. Not because he was oh so impressed by his abilities but he was literally like ‘damn he cute’

> He felt blessed af when he found out Kazemaru was their reinforcement member from the soccer committee but also became really self conscious out of nowhere

> Kazemaru had also secretly admired Genda for a while because he thought he was freaking badass and he had always had a weak spot for goalies 

> PDA isn’t really their thing but they don’t mind because they’d much rather be intimate in private. Both of them aren’t a fan of showing such a side of themselves to friends and others