Small Comic That I'm Most Likely Never Going To Finish 😋😋

interpreting this as canon

Not sure if requests are still open but if they are...cardinal harpy Hunter?

okay i think i went a little crazy with this one

im sorry but im not

inspired by this post

she let me hit because i’m- [i remember she didn’t actually let me hit] [i remember she never really existed] [i remember the accident] oh my god the accident…

he/they delilah whats it like in new y. actually. i worked a long shift today i dont feel like finishing this post. sorry you know how it is

Ed 10 seconds after the failed human transmutation attempt:

An addition to this post

am i the worst writer in the world who should exchange the pen for a knife or am i just on my period

Come to me angel of music..

woah did anyone else see this at the hero awards last night

it's me and my boy's croptops that temptingly expose his tum and collarbones against the world

Shigaraki/Tenko’s speech characteristics!

Usually, Shigaraki uses ‘ore’ (tough-ish, masculine, almost all action shonen protags and the majority of male characters in shonen manga uses this) and rarely adds honorifics to people’s names unless he’s being sarcastic. 

However, in Chapter 234, as he’s flashbacking, he reverts back to ‘boku’! That’s more polite, used by young boys. Which fits, because he’s in the memories of his 4-year-old self. 

Bottom left panel: [ano toki, boku ga…]

For his family members, for the hands, it seems like Shigaraki still refers to them in the way Tenko does: for his grandparents and Hana, he uses the ‘cutesy’, childish honorific ‘-chan’. “Hana-chan, Obaachan, Ojiichan.” 

Left panel: [Hana-chan no te]

How cute! In his head, if he ever thinks about the hands, Shigaraki has probably been calling them like so all this time. 

He calls his parents: Dad - ‘Otousan’, Mom - ‘Okaasan’. 

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Interesting thing to note: When All For One introduces Tenko to the hands, he uses the titles little Tenko had for them: