kyoya and benkei talk about being "good." i think kyoya sees benkei as someone inherently good regardless of any bad hes done, and he sees himself as someone inherently bad, regardless of any good he does now. he has this idea stuck in his head that he convinced benkei to do bad things, when in reality benkei has always made his own decisions- he's got just as much crazy in him as kyoya. its not kyoyas fault benkei likes him, he's not tainting or using him just by being around him. (i think kyoya convinces himself he must be doing something bad no matter what he finds himself doing). anyway i think these two both see endless good in eachother, regardless of the choices they make.

On The Eight Day of Fun I present... something new! Happy New Year Everyone! We're starting off with something that's been requested multiple times over the past year (and I hinted at that I would do during TTDOF) ^^ Lesson 1: What is Kyōben? Kyōben (京弁) is the dialect spoken by natives of Kyoto, and is a relative of Osakaben (大阪弁), spoken in neighboring Osaka, which is part of the larger Kansaiben (関西弁). These are dialects spoken in Western Japan and have been explained to me as sounding like something a cowboy would say when heard by someone from the Tokyo/Kanto area. However, Kyōben is the most refined of these dialects as it was once also used by the nobility who used to live in Kyoto when it was the imperial capital. Unlike sounding like a cowboy, Kyōben sounds like someone whispering due to its soft sounds. This isn't to say that one can't shout when speaking Kyōben, but that the words use softer pronunciations of certain hiragana and kanji. As an example: Sumimasen (すみません - "Excuse Me") becomes Sumimahen (すみまへん) The harsher "S" is removed for the softer "H" that also manages to take the bluntness off the "N" at the end too. Words that end in -Nai (ない - Negative Modifier) also transform into -Hen with Kyōben. Another change of letters comes in the case of ending sentences. Where one would usually say -Desu (です), Kyōben says -Dosu (どす). The most famous/used word in the Kyōben dialect is, of course, Ookini (おおきに). Instead of just meaning "Hello" or "How Are You?," it more accurately means "I Am Under Your Care/Guidance." This is why ookini is always said while making eye contract with another person and a small bow of respect ^^

He loves Kyo so much; its so sweet <3

Since it's pride month I'm sharing some of my favourite ships from each Beyblade generation (and they are all gay 😆)

kyoben (audience cheering sfx)

and how they would kiss