#anime guy

this came to me in a dream and i woke up to draw him, he’s my love and life💕💕 #imovulating #jujustukaisen #jjk #higuruma #fanart #myrideishere #drawing

So in the end of Attack on Titan, we see Levi with his eye gone and what struck me is that he never covers it. No eyepatch, no attempt to hide it. Meanwhile, Hange also lost her eye earlier in the series, and she did wear one.

At first I thought maybe it’s just a design choice or a different kind of injury, BUT the more I think about it, the more it feels intentional. Hange’s eyepatch fits her. She’s inventive, adaptive, always turning damage into something functional or even expressive. She builds around her wounds.

Levi, on the other hand, doesn’t build around them. He just lives with them. There’s no need to hide, no need to fix. For him, the scar isn’t something to disguise - it’s just another part of reality. He’s a man who’s stopped pretending that pain needs to look neat.

And that’s kind of Levi’s whole essence: endurance without display.

He doesn’t cover what’s broken; he carries it. Quietly, practically, without sentiment.

So maybe it’s not about the eyepatch at all - it’s about what each of them does with pain.

Hange transforms hers.

Levi accepts his.

Kakashi Hatake [Naruto] by TsuyaNoUchi

[Set of non-DND related drawings]

[Set of DnD session chibi blobs with Pomelo in it]

I make one of these once in a while whilst we're playing in a session, and I save them in the character google doc that my DM has access to