Gijinkas are cool

"They were late for the morning warm-up at Mephistopheles"

"They were late for the morning warm-up at Mephistopheles"

Heathcliff: "Ishmael... What the fuck"

Ishmael: "Well... Queequeg... liked when I kissed her... scars..."

I’m always happy when a client requests a comm featuring Heathmael, and since this client is also the author of a fanfic about them, it was twice as enjoyable to work on Here’s the fanfic itself, by the way: https://archiveofourown.org/works/83059971

Moby Dick Chapter III The Spouter-Inn

Please give me more this is so fun actually

Leon and dylas only have a limited amount being made! I just want to post about it to let people know! Many people Preordered both Leon and Dylas once the amount is reached there won’t be anymore made! (They are already in the works with a specific amount being made and soon will sell out! Please Preorder if you would like to secure one!

we need 5 more sales on arthur to fund a small amount of Arthur being made! Otherwise arthur will be cancelled!

I’m still working on Doug I’ve been trying to get little details and hair to be correct before it gets shown (hope you can understand it’s really hard to get tiny details on small plush)

Please share this post if you could! It would help a lot!

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Kamurosaki/Hound's original title is given as イカヅチタケルノミコト (Ikazuchi Takeru no Mikoto).

Using the same naming convention as Fubuki, his 'name' would be Ikazuchi.

Ikazuchi would normally be written in kanji as 雷 and can refer to either thunder or a lightning bolt.

Ikazuchi was also the name of one of 24 Fubuki-class destroyers built after WW1, of which the first was also named Fubuki.

Since the titles are written phonetically with katakana instead of with kanji, there is some ambiguity over what 'takeru' means here. The localization team appears to have interpreted it as 驍, which can mean 'gallant' and can also mean 'ferocious'. It could also have been meant as 猛る, which would mean 'to rage' or 'to be fierce', or '哮る', which would mean 'to roar' or 'to howl'. All of which feel very appropriate for our wolf storm twins!