Fairy Kitsch

What's your comfort game?

Feed your dashboard by answering my question, blogger.

Before BanG Dream!, before Love Live!, even before K-ON! (What’s with all these exclamations?), there was Jem and the Holograms. (Apologies to Kakifly and Kyoto Animation for unapologetically ripping off their poses.)

For the KenUno Month 2026 Week 4 Prompt: “I like your hair.”

And an extra picture to make up for being late:

For the KenUno Month 2026 Week 3 Prompt: Good Night.

My (slightly shippy) thoughts on Kagurabachi 112.

I’m quite impressed at the discipline Takeru Hokazono has shown with his plotting. He hasn’t sped up the narrative, changed direction, added a random batch of powerful characters, gone on a training arc, make rocks fall and everybody dies—hang on, he did that at the start. So far everything in the story has happened organically, builds upon previous events and has added to the world.

Now, uh, time to think of an actual question. Have you written or do you plan on writing your thoughts on Sakamoto Days when it ends? (Like a series of posts like Bleach and JJK?) I saw that you're reading it too, and you're actually more updated than I am 😂 (I read in binges.)

I really enjoy Sakadays, and I get sad when I see there's not a lot of meta or analyses on it. I tried searching your blog but I couldn't find any posts. (Well, Tumblr search sucks...)

Would love to hear your thoughts on it!

Hello, SakaDays-Anon! ^_^

I’m glad you found and enjoyed my thoughts on JJK. It’s heartening to know that I’m adding to fandom discourse in a positive way. Eeep, that’s a stuffy way of saying “give people something interesting to read”. But really, that’s what I want to do. I know it can be very frustrating and a little lonely to be enthusiastic about a story/character/ship, only to look out on the vast expanse of Internet and find there’s nothing there.

As for Sakamoto Days, I might do a Battle with My Subconscious Mind series when it ends. (Though I’d have to do an entire reread from the start. And I don’t really want it to end at this stage.) But unlike JJK, any quibbles I have with SakaDays (which aren’t many) aren’t to do with the story/presentation of the manga, and more to do with the nature of Jump and weekly serialisation and the effect they have on stories. So I feel a Battle would be less about analysing Sakamoto Days and more about raging at Jump. Which can be interesting in itself, so we’ll see what develops.

But if I write down and draw any thoughts and reactions to recent chapters of Sakamoto Days, I’d put them under the “jivey jump talk” tag. That’s where I stick anything related to do with current Jump series or past Jump series.

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