Esse Mortalis

What is bro smiling about

Hello??

Stop staring at me man

DAWG??

So I think Kon is a she/him, Ri is a He/They, and Ken is a they/them. No, I don't CARE if Qian is the most masculine trigram used to represent the patriarch of the family, THEY LOOK LIKE UR AVERAGE NON-BINARY CLASSMATE

Look at that haircut man. Only a genderdiverse whore can pull that off so well

Short comic, enjoy ^^

Mhhhh mononoke

I love this guy so much

Got into Mononoke recently!!

Started the show about a month ago, loved it!!

Then I lost my cat quite suddenly and had to take a mini hiatus from everything, so I binged the two movies on Netflix and loved it even more

Have a dump of some recent doodles I did of the two Medicine Sellers, and a bonus of the new guy!

Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: モノノ怪 | Mononoke (Anime & Manga) Rating: Teen And Up Audiences Warnings: Graphic Depictions Of Violence Relationships: Kon Medicine Seller (Mononoke Movies) & Ri Medicine Seller (Mononoke TV 2006 2007) Characters: Ri Medicine Seller (Mononoke TV 2006 2007), Kon Medicine Seller (Mononoke Movies), Kon Shingi (Mononoke Movies), Ri Shingi (Mononoke TV 2006 2007) Additional Tags: Gore, descriptions of death, Poison, Sickness, dizzyness, Weakness, talk of death, Peril, Mind the tags pls, Mentee and Mentor relationship, Protective Ri, protective kon, Would this ever happen in Mononoke?, Hell no, Am I writing it for the love of the game?, HELL YEA, so many headcannons, Readers are welcome to share their own headcannons, I love discussing this anime, Hurt/Comfort, Angst, glossary in the authors note, spoilers in the glossary for the story, may change the summary later idk, Im sure this will be the same length as the first one, I say as it turns out to be DOUBLE the length Series: Part 2 of Stitches and Balm for Burns and Cuts Summary:

Instincts: the minds natural response. The power to move, to act, without wasting time on deciding to do so. It can cause pain. It can prevent a tragedy. A single decision can change everything. One must learn to live the consequences.

The only kind of vehicles I'll allow for the medicine sellers.

DISCLAIMER: I am not fluent in Japanese. With the little that I do know, I've joined with the use of Google Translate and similar websites in order to craft this translation. While I'm confident with the accuracy and creative portrayal of some of the English text, there are few where I had been thoroughly stumped in translating, compounded by the fact that the trailer on YouTube does NOT have correct Japanese captions and therefore depended on me going by word of... ear. A native English-speaking ear. Furthermore, I will admit I did exercise creative liberty when trying to word most of the dialogue ᕙ⁠(͡⁠°⁠‿⁠ ͡⁠°⁠)⁠ᕗ ... which could turn out to be something of a service to one of my most favorite fictional series EVER — or a complete violation of it. Only the wise and in love can decide. (The actual Japanese-speaking fans who also know English 💀)

mononoke (2007) in itself is so viscerally, utterly, irrevocably feminine.

starting from the mother and baby/pregnancy story, to the story of ouyo/grooming and being taken advantage of those who are in higher position of power than you, to ochou and the pressure society has on women from their fucking childhood, to the incense story — which despite the mononoke being a sentient wood, it still chose to have a ‘cover up’ form of a beautiful woman — where beauty was all women were seen as in the eyes of society. a tender flesh to be taken, to bakaneko — the story of a woman in a white collar workplace, constantly being undermined and ridiculed and backstabbed just because she was a woman.

even the medicine seller, the main character, is feminine in every way except for his voice. he is beautiful, divine and ethereal, wears makeup and accessories and even wears women’s kimono with the bright popping colors and thick obi sash.

A charm for prosperity and fertility by 赫薇德尔