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Aramaki Yoshihiko as Yamanbagiri Kunihiro || Ginmaku no Touken Danshi

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Yamanbagiri & Mikazuki â First and last fight
This brings back memories. Remember the intra-squad game? You and I crossed swords that day too. Well, ever long before that. Weâve crossed swords many times, at the end of this loop!
TOUKEN RANBU THE MOVIE -TRAILER2- W/SUB
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If you write a strong character, let them fail.
If you write a selfless hero, let them get mad at people.
If you write a cold-heated villain, let them cry.
If you write a brokenhearted victim, let them smile again.
If you write a bold leader, let them seek guidance.
If you write a confident genius, let them be wrong, or get stumped once in a while.
If you write a fighter or a warrior, let them lose a battle, but let them win the war.
If you write a character who loses everything, let them find something.
If you write a reluctant hero, give them a reason to join the fight.
If you write a gentle-hearted character who never stops smiling, let that smile fade and tears fall in shadows.
If you write a no one, make them a someone.
If you write a sibling, let them fight and bicker, but know that at the end of the day theyâll always have each otherâs back.
If you write a character, make them more than just a character; give them depth, give them flaws and secrets, and give them life.
Mr. Gaiman, do you have any advice to spare for a 21 year old who is absolutely terrified of screwing up her twenties so irreversibly that she won't amount to much of anything? I keep reading that your twenties are "the formative period," and that so much of our lives end up defined by the choices we made in that span, and I feel like I'm already royally fucking it up.
Thatâs why the twenties are formative. You do things, fuck up, deal with the consequences. Thatâs what forms you. Itâs also how you learn and how you grow and how you change. You arenât meant to go through your twenties (or indeed through any of your life) with it all figured out. Get out there, do stuff, choose the wrong things, fuck up, fix what you can, donât hurt people if you can avoid it, be kind, and fuck up better and more interestingly next time.
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how to ruin any will to do anything in 30 seconds !
1. The Delusional Family of (Kato) Sho :
Papa : Wada Takuma
Mama : Maeyama Takahisa
Son : Kato Sho
2. The family have a new member! Itâs a big dog! (Ton-chan)
3. Oh look! Seems like the family will get a new family member again soon!
4. The baby is finally born! Itâs a baby girl! Sho got himself a little sister!
Now the family member is :
Papa : Wada Takuma
Mama : Maeyama Takahisa
Son : Kato Sho
Pet (large dog) : Higashi Keisuke
Baby (girl) : Mitsuya Ryo
Touken Ranbu Stageplay Hiden Yui no Me no Hototogisu
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- Suzuki Hiroki as Mikazuki Munechika
- Aramaki Yoshihiko as Yamanbagiri Kunihiro
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Ryn Weaver / Traveling Song
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Writing begins with forgiveness. Let go of the shame about how long itâs been since you last wrote, the clenching fear that youâre not a good enough writer, the doubts over whether or not you can get it done
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you donât need purity in the material you consume
you have a brain, you are capable of critical thinking, you can sift through the material and keep what is edifying for you and discard what isnât
flaws donât necessarily make material worthless
all right i queued this last night because i was already posting a lot and didnât want to flood anyoneâs dash but you guys i need to talk about this more.
like, okay. i grew up REALLY STRICT christian. like. every piece of media i consumed underwent a fine-toothed comb by my parents to be sure there wasnât anything âsinfulâ in it. I got into a tearful, screaming fight with my mother over whether I was allowed to watch a piece of educational childrenâs material on PBS because one of the characters said âdamnâ once.
(Iâm still not sure they did. In retrospect, I think my purity-focused mother misheard something and, having her suspicions confirmed that you couldnât trust any âsecularâ source not to be sinful, reacted accordingly.)
(Pay attention, that parenthetical was also relevant.)
Do you know what my teenage rebellion was? Listening to the oldies station in the car when I had my driverâs license and could go places on my own. That was my big fuck-you to my parents: listening to the Beatles and Simon & Garfunkel and the Fifth Dimension when they couldnât tell me how I shouldnât be listening to them because the creators of that music were drug-addled, free-loving atheists whose own disregard for God and religion might just infect my impressionable spirit. Like I was gonna listen to âLucy in the Sky with Diamondsâ and go do LSD and become an atheist. This was my teenage rebellion in the year 1999.
Iâm 35 now. And all right so I became agnostic. But I didnât become a drug addicted prostitute because I loved listening to psychedelic rock music as a teenager. (And you know what? Even if I had become a drug addicted prostitute, Iâd still have worth as a human being, so dissect that one.) And it wasnât even the psychedelic rock music that turned me agnostic: It was Christianity itself. But thatâs another story altogether.
My point here is: Yâall are on here acting like my goddamn parents, âdonât watch thisâ and âdonât listen to thatâ because this character does XYZ problematic thing and this author said ABC ignorant thing two years ago at a con when they were put on the spot in an interview. If you watch this movie where a teenager falls in love with someone five years older than them, youâre going to become a pedophile! If you read this book by an author who once used an outdated term for someone in the trans community, then youâre a transphobe!
Yâall need to sit the fuck down and stop acting like nobody ever taught you to think for yourself, because I know damn well that youâre capable of critical thought and you donât need your media chewed up and spit into your mouth like a baby bird. And Iâm an adult and I sure the hell donât, so stop telling me Iâm going to choke because Iâm consuming something complicated, complex, and not already pre-morally-dissected for me.
Thanks for coming to my TED talk.