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So uh, after being REALLY inactive, I’m posting to say I’ve moved accounts... A lot of my fandoms have changed, but I’m over at @convolutedplot if you happen to like the fandoms I’m currently in.
Also, I now have an instagram for all my art, which also happens to be convolutedplot. Yeah. It’s a trend. XD
I rarely posted writing on here, but I started a web novel at https://theireyeswebnovel.wordpress.com/, which updates weekly on Saturdays.
But yeah. Just thought I should clear things up.
So I drew a thing. I’ve been trying to practice drawing backgrounds. Why are clouds so hard???
I’m literally going to temporarily go off my hiatus to talk about this, particularly the last part. Warning, this will be littered with spoilers.
First of all, that was a great fight. I was doubting it since the trailer didn’t look the best, but it was very impressive. I do wonder what those weird homing shots were, though... the world will never know.
And then the end came. Like, I’m very torn about this. First of all, it just so happens that Yang and Mercury both happen to be my favorite characters in RWBY, with Yang being the old fav and Mercury being the new one.
First, major props to Yuri for the amazing performance. Like, Mercury’s, “Why did she attack me!?” might have been the strongest delivered line in the whole series... That plan was amazing, though. They purposely drew the grim and I’m trying to figure out if the grim will attack.
However, while it was definitely the fault of the villains since they attacked first, I feel like there were a lot more ways for Yang to have countered. It pains me to say this since she’s my favorite, but she literally could’ve dodged, blocked, or maybe even just lightly hit him in the gut or something. Or even just knocked him out. I know a lot of people argue that she just reacted, that anyone would’ve done that, and that her life was in danger. But well, it wasn’t. She still had aura left, so an attack wouldn’t have killed her, plus she actually had plenty of time to think over her actions. Even a more aggressive person might’ve opted to punch him in the gut or something. Even THAT would’ve been better than breaking a bone, which can cause permanent damage. Even if the truth does get out, I feel like she’ll still be in slight trouble for acting so impulsively.
To be honest, I actually kind of like this since character flaws are great and give Yang a chance to grow, so that’ll be fun. I’m not saying she’s in the wrong since Mercury DID attack first (or she thought he did since that was probably an illusion), but I’m saying that she’ll probably still get in trouble either way, although the punishment would be less severe. That’s what makes this a great plan, since Cinder probably knew that Yang would react like that and purposely did that so she’d get in trouble no matter what.
I do wonder if Mercury and Emerald were in on the plan, though. I feel like Mercury probably lost the match on purpose, but I don’t know if he was expecting to have his leg broken. I’m assuming Cinder told him to lose the match but didn’t mention what would happen afterwards during the illusion cast by, most likely, Neo. It will be interesting, either way.
So those are a rough outline of my thoughts. Sorry this was long... if anyone wants to talk about it, I’d be glad to!
My computer’s constant overheating has been even worse than usual... I literally can’t go on for more than fifteen minutes otherwise it restarts... Until I get it fixed, I think I’ll stay offline.
Oh Takumi.
JUST ADMIT YOU WANTED TO GO TO THE ISLAND
The title should pretty much explain it. So yeah, since I’m trying to avoid a lot of fire emblem if/fates spoilers even though I’ve already been spoiled for pretty much everything excluding supports, I’ve decided to start blogging my play through of Capella’s Promise.
Everything about this let’s play is on the Introduction post at http://letsplaycapellaspromise.tumblr.com/
1) “wow you look so much better with your glasses off!” just. please don’t. 2) take their glasses off their face and refuse to give them back. it isn’t quirky or funny, it’s really, really annoying. 3) “oh you got new glasses? i don’t like them.” you obviously have no idea a: how much those cost (hint: a lot, unless they were free w/ insurance) or b: how long whoever you’re dissing probably spent picking those out. 4) “how many fingers am i holding up???!?” i will break in to wherever you are and flip you off. 5) poke the lenses of their glasses. does this REALLY need an explanation?
ah yes. it must be so difficult. so much pressure to cast a Chinese actress to play a Chinese character who saved all of China.
Protect characters hated by the narrative at all costs
I was playing around with different art styles
There goes Iwata on Rainbow Road.
Godspeed, good sir.
Nintendo updated Iwata’s Miiverse
Think of all the nice things he gave us and did for us during the time he was around. Don’t focus on the fact that he’s gone- focus on the impact he made.
Behold, my crappy-doodlish Hoshido family appreciation!
And a friendly reminder to the fandom that FEIF actually has TWO royal families and even though this one doesn’t have that cool dark background, they are just as sweet and deserve just as much love as Nohr siblings.
So for a while I was wondering why the art in Tsubasa World Chronicle looked slightly different, and I finally figured it out.
THE EYES HAVE TEXTURE NOW.
catrianasommers speaking the truth about KuroFai (via bifca)
