not an anti

… between this:

(Shiro just being Shiro in s3 and just having a new hair-style because the undercut was too cold sometimes)

and this:

(Shiro actually being Kuron, the clone, but not knowing that he’s a clone at all. And Keith finding out about it, because he offered to shave his head for him.)

Can’t decide whether season 3 provided me with a lot of fluffy… or with a lot of angsty feelings for sheith. This is so stressing.

Shiro was the perfect big brother, which is probably why he’s so patient & understanding!

Okay now imagine him at the garrison, best friends with Keith, this was before Kerebros. It’s Christmas vacation or something like that & Shiro invites Keith to hang with his family so he won’t be all alone.

Though hesitant at first (because he didn’t want to impose) Keith agrees & they end up spending the vacation together just chilling & relaxing.

If the Cat is cuddling against/on Shiro, Keith has to be cuddling against/on Shiro. If the Cat is flopped over something Shiro is working on? Keith is climbing into Shiro’s lap. Talking about the fights that go on at bedtime is strictly forbidden. (But hah! Keith usually wins those. …Usually.) Sometimes Shiro gets home and the two are having another territory dispute and is just like:

Shiro: A cat. Keith, you’re having a staring contest with a cat.

Keith: …Don’t distract me, Shiro.

When really if you pay attention to Shiro and Keith’s relationship they are one of the most supportive, loving relationships seen on screen- and that carries over to the fandom.

You have Shiro, a soldier and leader who’s been through so much and suffered. He worked so hard in his life, only to be captured and taken prisoner. And after all the trauma and changes he went through, he still knows that Keith’s got his back. Keith’s always there to save Shiro.

Then there’s Keith, an angry pilot who’s had a bad past (which we have yet to see) that Shiro helped him through. Keith’s life would have been a lot different without Shiro. Shiro is always there to help keep Keith grounded and give him advice when he needs it. Shiro’s always there to help Keith.

I have never seen a relationship so strong, deep, and unique in any media, let alone expect to find it in a cartoon. And it’s so well written, that all of what I wrote above is blatant in the dialogue and gestures. It’s not the main story in the show, but it’s such a powerful story.

There’s been a lot of new information because of the handbook pages, so here’s a masterlist of everything that we learned!

And I just here like: