Cherry ramen🍜🍒

timeskip momokarun cause uhh being in ur 20s gets u like that sometimes

when ur both yappers

hiii im alive was just very busy with uni & work, so here are some quick drawings i started a while ago

hopefully i can get back to posting regularly very soon!

Because imagine.

Momo carefully plating ration curry for the boy she loves. She doesn’t know if he’s going to wake up. She doesn’t know if she’s going to survive the coming battle. But she knows that food is good and food heals and this could be her last message to him. So she makes a little space man in the rice. Because if he wakes up, it’ll make him smile.

I would love to see a take on the Space Globalists arc with a little more emphasis on the existential dread of it all. It’s treated very lightly most of the time, which is par for the course in dandadan (except for certain moments when it locks in but even then it moves on pretty quick). I think it would be very satisfying to keep everything mostly the same, but linger a bit on the dread.

Did i never share this here...?

Mini Momo sketch I made back in January <3

Name: Ebajalg

Alternate Names: Evil Whirlwind, Chindi (related)

Mythology: Estonian Mythology (also Scandinavian Mythology)

Size: Varied sizes, you have Dust Devils and enormous Hurricanes

Environment: Around battlefields, the abyss, deserts, ocean

In Mythika: Ebajalg are evil Air Elementals taking the form of a Dust Devil, Tornado, Hurricane or Whirlwind made of rage, death energy and the weapons of the slain it collected in its windy form. It is said that these air elementals are created when a Air Elemental is summoned on a slaughter/war field and too much death energy gets absorbed into its spinning form, turning it into an evil and intelligent creature that only wants destruction and bloodshed. They collect the weapons of the slain inside their forms to make the impact they have on fleshy creatures even more lethal. Malicious in the extreme these creatures can also spawn in the ocean where battles between pirate ships are plenty.