Awwwwwwwww >_

Top and bottom ones photoshopped by other people. I own nothing besides my own meme-filled brain. 

I’ve posted like two things ever on here, but this just needed to be somewhere on the internet, if it isn’t already.

So cute!

My YOI print and keychain I’ll be selling at the upcoming Crunchyroll Expo and Another Anime Con in Manchester, NH

Victor’s Past

Okay, buckle up folks, because (as always) I went completely overboard…

This episode dropped some big hints regarding something that I’ve been waiting to learn more about for basically the entire series.  I’m talking, of course, about Victor’s past.  Quite honestly, I’m a bit overwhelmed with just how much information this episode gave us.

Let me back up a second.  I’ve been anxious to learn more about Victor’s past since the very first episode, when we saw this…

[Originally posted by @eclecticanime]

This transition of Victor going from long to short hair struck me as really important.  I’ve been really curious to learn what is so significant about Victor’s long hair and why he decided to cut it.  

Up until this point, we’ve only gotten a few small hints.

We know from Yuri that Victor purposely played up the fact that he had a very androgynous appearance with his long hair and half-skirt.  

And we also know that Victor had his long hair for a while, back when Chris was still rather young, but had cut it off by the time that he promised Yurio that he would choreograph a program for him.  

There’s always been something about that initial introduction to Victor (in the first gif) that I’ve found ominous.  He goes from being in the light to passing through darkness, and when he emerges again his long hair is gone.  It just feels very significant–like something happened behind the scenes that nobody, not even Yuri, knows about.  

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This is great. 

【腐デュラ】らくがきまとめ

Pfft

SHIZAYA DAY

Izaya explained to Shizuo what is “Shizaya Day”. Guess it’s just too much to take in :D

A short comic for Shizaya Week, celebrating Shizaya Day.

death deserved What have you done to me? A dark black shadowy cloud of misery surrounds me, as my memories vanish. Once, we experienced bliss. Untainted and glad-hearted. But your love for me had vanished. A painful cloud of agony- My emotions followed into darkness, followed into bitterness, with your love for me forgotten. In a torrent of sorrow, I still love you.

A poem from a friend. 

Wow. YES.

Don’t get me wrong, I want new lore just as much as the next person. But for me, seeing lore we already know brought to life is wonderful in itself.

Like, I had no real concept of just how tragic and inspiring Mei’s background story is. Watching her mourn the loss of her friends, then be filled with hope under the Aurora and set off across the Antarctic to help save the world, it gave her character so much more depth, and I love that.

Honestly.

Give me Angela Ziegler losing her parents in the face of war and deciding there is still good in humanity by training to become a doctor.

Give me a young Hanzo Shimada being told by the clan elders that he must kill his own brother, and the heartbreak as he stands over Genji’s lifeless body.

Give me Genji Shimada’s thirst for revenge as he wipes out the entire clan that rejected him, all while he is struggling to accept his new body.

Give me Zenyatta taking Genji under his wing and teaching him to love himself again.

Give me Gabriel Reyes leading humanity to victory, fighting side by side with his best friend in the Omnic Crisis, only for him to be cast aside when Jack is given the role of Strike Commander.

Give me seventeen year old Jesse McCree giving up all hope in a small jail cell on Route 66 when a stranger walks in and gives him another chance.

Give me Hana Song being thrown into stardom, then put on the frontline to fight for her country - all when she is nineteen.

Give me a young Satya Vaswani being plucked from the slums to become one of the best Architechs Vishkar has ever seen.

Give me Lúcio Correia dos Santos, international star, using his fame to rally together his fans and fight for the freedom of this world.

Give me Fareeha Amari learning of her mother’s death and the grief that fills her as she beats herself up for drifting apart from the woman who raised her.

Give me Aleksandra Zaryanova choosing to give up all prospects of becoming a world champion to fight for her country and protect her family.

Give me a brainwashed Amélie Lacroix killing the love of her life in his sleep.

Give me the usually bright and bubbly Lena Oxton on the brink of losing all hope as she flits in and out of existence.

There is so much potential within this wonderful cast of characters, and I for one can’t wait to see who we learn about next.