queen of the mammorons✨

tagged by: @mammon-chan

ty for the tag! i think ive done this before but ill do it again anyway for a lil refresher

birthday: dec 28th

zodiac: capricorn babeyy

last song i listened to: written in blood by she wants revenge (love me some post-punk music)

hobbies: art, video games, writing, uhhhh thats p much it

last movie i watched: puss in boots the last wish go watch it its so good

dream job: tattoo artist, game designer, or the person who does sfx makeup, even tho i have No knowledge on the subject

meaning behind url: mammoney was taken so i just slapped sama on the end of it dhskdhsk

Fandom: Obey Me! Character: Diavolo Warnings: none Word count: 826 Betareading: @reneotomegirl Ao3 link in the source, masterlist in my bio. Summary: Demons almost never have soulmate marks. And yet Diavolo had, but he would never think of looking for his soulmate in the human world. MC did not expect it either. And neither of them was prepared. A soulmate AU gets a bit complicated… Tagging: @yunohawkeye

MC was often worried about the whole soulmate thing. The hints on people’s wrists – the first words their soulmate would say to them – were usually enough in a society where everyone had a unique name to introduce themselves even to a stranger. Some people never did that, because they simply did not have any words on their wrists. They remained mostly unspotted in adulthood, as words tend to fade and disappear after the hint is not needed anymore.

But MC wasn’t really that extraordinary – the phrase was there.

But there was no point trying to decipher the weird letters. It was said that the shape of the letters would hint what kind of personality the soulmate in question had, but these letters were too gothic and decorated for anyone to really make sense of them.

MC tried though.

[Welcome to the…]

[Oh, pardon me. Feeling a bit shocked, are we?]

There was a name of that place, country, city, maybe a company, but not knowing what exactly it was, MC couldn’t read the word.

There were rumours, that letters with such a complicated design signified royalty – something similarly elaborate was spotted on the old pictures of royal’s spouses, before the words disappeared.

tumblr user myamoonie Lied to everyone’s Faces

and then Challenged me

here is the result of the challenge:

tldr: amya is a dirty liar and we Do Not Stan 😤😤😤

@themarchinghare Ok >:3c

These hot takes analyses and opinions are based entirely on the concept art of the demon brothers’ casual outfits.  So any in-game features not present in the concept art aren’t discussed.  We’re looking at the outfit as a whole, but occasionally we do talk about individual features.

Also please don’t take this seriously, we just had a lot of fun shitting on the Seven Power Avatars of Sin, Rulers of Hell Itself™’s questionable fashion sense.  I would still die for these boys, terrible taste in shoes or not.

Participants in the discussion were

Jo ( @jodaneko ), my roommate and an art major with storyboarding and character design experience

Justin ( @justinlester0629​ ), my go-to fashion expert for at least a decade and very possibly a future male model

Noodle (Me), untrained eye and resident fashion decade disregarder

With the exception of a few choice quotes, our thoughts and conclusions are all mixed in with each other.  Quotes are mildly paraphrased.

Lucifer:

The colors are good; the blacks and grays are all in the blue-gray family, and there’s a pop of color with the gold belt and red vest.

But he paired a black suit with brown shoes????  SIN

“You should always match your belt with your shoes and those shoes are not gold.” —Justin

Justin on the coat: “I love it, the pattern of the inner lining is throwing me off but it’s not bad, and the fur is perfect because it’s associated with power.”

Me on the coat: “I don’t know about you but I bet that coat looks dumb as shit if you put your sleeves through it.”

WITHOUT the coat though his cuffs scream “I am dealing for blackjack and rolling craps.”  Lucifer looks like he could walk into and out of a casino whenever he pleases and everyone would assume he works there.

“Dress shirts don’t work like that.  He got a size too big.” —Jo

The belt isn’t doing anything functionally, but it’s very important because it balances things out from being too top-heavy.

Out of the belt, shirt cuffs, and coat cuffs, two of them should have matched.

We’re nitpicking because in general it’s a good design.  Lucifer has no taste in shoes but that aside is capable of dressing himself.