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KAITOU QUEEN BIRTHDAY FANART POST!! 🎉♦️

Despite how packed my schedule is currently, I managed to pull through something to draw especially for a fanart! I hope the dramatic lighting seems just fine 🥹 (cuz I only took the 30+ second tutorial sobs)

Today is Diamond Queen's (Kaitou Joker) birthday in Japan, 8/12!

it took me this long to realize isamu is settled in meido (?????? not too sure someone fact check me). and if that's really where he is put, then that sucks. prolly does more than jigoku. okay maybe that's a stretch but i have my reasons.

see meido is the japanese equivalent to purgatory or the underworld. it is the area in which souls are appointed for judgement, whether they be for jigoku or tengoku. those who have done good are sorted in tengoku and those who've done evil are placed within jigoku. there is no issue with meido, i don't think it particularly is a terrible place. well, besides its dark, cold, noisy and windy atmosphere, it's far more tame to that of jigoku.

now, isamu being in meido tells me a couple of things. one of those many things is the aftermath of his deal with shinigami. because isamu struck a deal with the death god (and in addition, the previous ruler of hell) that most likely limits his chances and maybe even completely blocked off the possibility of reaching tengoku. but his bravery has put him in a position where even he is not deserving of jigoku either. so where does he go? meido.

and that's where my issue starts. meido is not a resting place. it is not settlement. it is trial, it is judgement for all souls who tread its weary land. it's an unsightly court where souls earn their tickets to either tengoku or jigoku. isamu being placed in meido would probably indicate to him that he is to be sorted into either of these afterlives. but he'll keep waiting on something that is never to happen. the land is restless as is and isamu would prove to be even more restless in this eternal waiting.

if he were put in jigoku, at least he is guaranteed some ending, some afterlife. he already has encountered and might find familiarity in its otherwise dreadful self. in tengoku and jigoku, you are settled because there are enough traits to prove you're deserving of ever being placed there. but meido? meido is the ground where that is decided.

even worse, isamu would see other souls have that decision made for them. that they go by and he does not. despite it all, he is cursed to stay waiting. to continue to fall behind just as he did when he was alive.

for shits and giggles this is like being edged but make it the afterlife. u waiting for dat kaboom kablow but it's not gonna happen 😹😹😹 JOKES ASIDE it like genuinely sucks. and if i assume isamu does get to be sorted, then it's prolly jigoku because shinigami claims ownership over him. which also sucks but is better to think abt in context (??? sorta???? no not really?????) since there are familiar faces like keneo. also because like i said, he has experienced being placed there and might have some level of awareness.

it took me this long to realize isamu is settled in meido (?????? not too sure someone fact check me). and if that's really where he is put, then that sucks. prolly does more than jigoku. okay maybe that's a stretch but i have my reasons.

see meido is the japanese equivalent to purgatory or the underworld. it is the area in which souls are appointed for judgement, whether they be for jigoku or tengoku. those who have done good are sorted in tengoku and those who've done evil are placed within jigoku. there is no issue with meido, i don't think it particularly is a terrible place. well, besides its dark, cold, noisy and windy atmosphere, it's far more tame to that of jigoku.

now, isamu being in meido tells me a couple of things. one of those many things is the aftermath of his deal with shinigami. because isamu struck a deal with the death god (and in addition, the previous ruler of hell) that most likely limits his chances and maybe even completely blocked off the possibility of reaching tengoku. but his bravery has put him in a position where even he is not deserving of jigoku either. so where does he go? meido.

and that's where my issue starts. meido is not a resting place. it is not settlement. it is trial, it is judgement for all souls who tread its weary land. it's an unsightly court where souls earn their tickets to either tengoku or jigoku. isamu being placed in meido would probably indicate to him that he is to be sorted into either of these afterlives. but he'll keep waiting on something that is never to happen. the land is restless as is and isamu would prove to be even more restless in this eternal waiting.

if he were put in jigoku, at least he is guaranteed some ending, some afterlife. he already has encountered and might find familiarity in its otherwise dreadful self. in tengoku and jigoku, you are settled because there are enough traits to prove you're deserving of ever being placed there. but meido? meido is the ground where that is decided.

even worse, isamu would see other souls have that decision made for them. that they go by and he does not. despite it all, he is cursed to stay waiting. to continue to fall behind just as he did when he was alive.

for shits and giggles this is like being edged but make it the afterlife. u waiting for dat kaboom kablow but it's not gonna happen 😹😹😹 JOKES ASIDE it like genuinely sucks. and if i assume isamu does get to be sorted, then it's prolly jigoku because shinigami claims ownership over him. which also sucks but is better to think abt in context (??? sorta???? no not really?????) since there are familiar faces like keneo. also because like i said, he has experienced being placed there and might have some level of awareness.

The idea of an immortal being from folklore that's been around for centuries becoming old and bitter through boredom while watching humanity descend further into their own greed and selfishness,

Suddenly meeting someone so unusual that it makes them stop and wonder. Slowly learning to appreciate everything they've experienced despite seeing it countless times because this one anomaly will only experience life once for the first and only time.

What makes megumi and Sukuna especially interesting is that they slightly divert this trope because Megumi believes he's seen the worst and is ready to give up everything if he believes his death will make anything better, and Sukuna has to show him a reason to keep living in order to make the world into his own image.

What I'm basically saying is I need more content where Sukuna is an ancient japanese God haunting a desolate shrine and Megumi is an unwilling volunteer at said shrine being forced to use what spiritual powers he has to fix the damage that has been done to it, While getting into philosophical debates about the benefits of humanity and why there shouldn't be a mass tradgey like the great flood or a plague to reset the balance between worlds.

Khol：“Darling… ”

Mc: “No. 911.”

A quick edit I did on the spot while I was out—so it turned out a bit rough.

Christ I'm finally done with this thing. It is So Big. I probably should've shrunk it a little... I tried layer merging but doing that was causing me to lose layer effects and I needed those...

Anyways, I'm not entirely happy with it, but I have a hard time wrt the final product vs the initial idea in my head (which in this case was simpler, even; I just didn't want to draw a fence lmao). I guess I need to play around more in order to get from point A to point B. Alas, the Krita file for this thing is a single gigabyte in size, so this is definitely not the one to do that with.

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I’m sorry who liked my Pierrot edit on Instagram?