mika

YUUUJIIIIIIIII *choso voice*

KOGANEEEEE *my voice*

I even want to reach BIG and say that ishigori, his life full of masculinity, was searching for a fight that wasn’t strong man vs strong man, but person vs person. Where yuta gave him a wonderful challenge of different world views or something like that.

Also, maki is feminism supreme. Something something visible scars that mar her “beauty”, (the early season 1 concept about women’s expected visual appeal to men) something something absolutely justified anger and hella awesome patricide.

Side note: id kinda love to see a version of ep 13 cut and without tengen’s narration. I’m of two minds about it where i both appreciate the information but want to also not be told a characters emotions as im watching it…lol

Granted, I’m not at all familiar with historical Japanese art pieces but…c’mon

Yuta’s episode really just cemented this for me. He’s such an opposition to what (specifically japanese but others too) society deems a “man” should be. He’s caring, nurturing, and accepts help from others. His greatest strength came from a bond with a little girl and he presents such a maternal kind of care??? He’s voiced by a female vc and therefore his voice is higher, yet he’s unaffected and speaks normally in universe. His introductory pose when meeting yuuji, naoya, and choso was very clearly meant to read as a feminine pose and it was brilliant.

With his fight, we see that strength isn’t flashy confidence or outbursts of anger, but analysis and calmness and care.

hahahaaah hiiiii sorry my classes have been kicking my tush lately but do not fear! I am still gonna draw pokemon no matter what! I’m just a slow poster

hi! No need to apologize! As long as there’s credit, by all means, go ahead!