I know everyone’s all about Yuri on Ice for being an anime with healthy and realistic LGBT representation but guys, it is NOT the only anime like that this season!
For whatever reason Izetta: The Last Witch is being terribly overlooked, even tho it’s also airing right now??? It depicts a relationship between two girls in a healthy, loving and non-fetishized way. Seriously, look at how sweet they are!
did i tell that i love my son he’s amazing and im proud of him
Ahh this part really breaks my heart tbh. It felt like he was in so much distress over Gon’s situation he’s just focusing on what he can do best, so that he doesn’t have to think about Gon’s pain. Look at his eyes its so.. (Q ^ Q)
1- Matsuda is a genius. 2- Friends Forever. 3- F.U.N. 4- The sweater.
And the third part of these is finnished! And omg it’s me or Matsuda look really good? It’s my first time drawing him an Ryoko and I’m surprise by how cute they end. Well, I hope that this make you smile or even laugh. Thats the only propose for these -also its turning kinda funny to do too- anyway, I hope you like it!
- The picture test: If you can’t tell if something is a hallucination or not, take a photo! If it shows up in the picture then you have a keepsake of that crazy creepy Halloween decoration. If not it’s a hallucination (or a vampire. No, i’m kidding it’s a hallucination.)
- Is some kid in mask causing paranoia? Ask them where they got their costume. Did they make it? How did they get the idea? Focusing on the person inside of the costume will help you remember that it’s just a person!
- Avoid haunted houses, haunted hayrides, ect. Actors will not stop scaring unless it’s an emergency, and I’ve yet to find a place that teaches actors how to deal with anything other than physical injuries. (I once met a haunted house actor who said causing a panic attack meant he was “doing his job right.”)
- There’s no shame in asking friends and relatives to avoid sending jump scare videos or anything else that could cause paranoia.
- (from freeasthepaperburns) Boggart it! If something is making you upset, make it silly. dance with the shadows, sing to the creepies, I bet if make a fish face at the scary face it’ll be a little less scary. I know this is harder than it sounds, but I’ve gotten better at it over the time, and find it helps!
Stay safe babes!
SIGNAL BOOST
For any darlings who may need this! Stay safe sweeties! - Mod Naga
It’s okay if you don’t understand. Just always stay by my side and continue to watch over me, and with time, you’ll come to understand. I want to share pain and worries with you, Nori-chan. It has nothing to do with the Kiznaiver System. I want to really talk with you and reallythink things through with you!I love you!
The Huntress of the Hollow is a short, linear, pseudo-rpg game where the battles add more flavor to the narrative than to a true rpg. It’s a slight spin on Little Red Riding Hood: a coming of age story where the hunted becomes the hunter.
Background:
Lenora Calamint lives with her mother in a small village called Pokeweed Hollow on the outskirts of a forest. She often delivers food to her stubborn grandmother, who prefers to live alone in the woods. While the forest is a dangerous place full of wolves, the village and her grandmother’s house were peaceful.
However, once a travelling, charismatic hunter decided to settle near the village and offered to protect it, the local wolves became mysteriously violent and began to attack the village in erratic bursts of activity. Due to these events, some villagers praise the hunter for his help in keeping the wolves out of their homes. The others can’t help but think there’s something suspicious about the matter. Despite it all, Lenora still has a grandmother to take care of, and so she wakes up to begin her routine of visiting her grandmother anew.
Play This Game If You Like:
100% original graphics
Dialogue-heavy narration and storylines
Quick games that complete in 1hr or under
Female protagonists
Unnecessary sprint and crawl toggle mechanics that are fun anyway so sure whatever
Pokemon Yellow-inspired color palettes
Western fairytale retellings that don’t have too much grimdark
