Very Confused Catboy

ok here goes

Let me try this out.

I’m kinda skeptical about this? Can it really make you anime.

Guss i’ll give it a shot

hmmm….

maybe I should try-

HOLY SHIT

No way this can’t be real

Hmm

Meh let’s try it

Ok one more small push and-

G’DAY !!!

WTF… tumblr I don’t know what magic you have…

Rotten Tomatoes critics be like:

if people celebrate this hard during the failure of your product 

💙Blue: How is your character when it comes to expressing and communicating their emotions? 

Okay wow that is a question I’m going to have to try not to turn into a dissertation

Into the Phantasm, especially as it goes along, is pretty much about how almost every character expresses and deals with their emotions so I’m gonna have to try and keep things surface level to avoid getting into massive spoiler territory.

Sarah: Sarah is generally pretty up front about her feelings, unless she feels like they will end up affecting someone else. If that happens, it goes right to the back of her mind for her to think about later or pretend isn’t there.

Maya: Maya tends to get pretty vocal if she’s feeling positive, but if she’s feeling negative, she’ll tend to clam up and only express herself through anger, snapping at people and then regretting it later.

Lillian: Lillian is a bright ball of sunshine who talks a mile a minute and has never ever cried. Even if you saw her crying… no you didn’t.

Kora: Kora takes a more logical approach. If she’s feeling sad, that sadness is a puzzle to be solved with a specific brand of good vibes to get back to contentment. Same with the people around her. There’s always a way to make her friends feel better. She just has to find it.

I could go on and write about pretty much all the characters in the Phantasm series… but I am not going to do that right now.