#maomao

tried jirai kei/pien makeup the other day and decided to make a small sketch of my fav chara (maomao) with it!

A Taser

It's interesting testing how others respond to a highly concentrated electrical charge 😎 for science

I WANT IT.

GIVE IT.

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Canon Maomao gets sent to modern day Li, through magical means, in whatever their equivalent to Beijing is! Rambles under cut.

The Prologue and Epilogue mirror each other. The Prologue depicts the moment when a young Yoh traps Ah-Duo by choosing to make her his bedmate, while the Epilogue suggests that history is repeating itself: the prince follows in his father’s footsteps by attempting to force Maomao into a similar cage.

The final part of the Epilogue also shows the consequences of Yoh’s actions. He imprisoned Ah-Duo and was ultimately punished for it. He obtained the woman and the son he wanted, but he could never truly have either of them. He was forced to give up Ah-Duo because she lost her womb and became “useless” to the Empire, while his son was officially made his brother, meaning Yoh could never acknowledge him as his own.

The myth I discussed here https://www.tumblr.com/augustinamiaumiau/781535647390416896/the-myth-of-vega-and-altair-and-how-it-relates-to also serves as a warning about what their future could look like if nothing changes. In my previous post, I focused on a lot of unnecessary details, but I now think the reason Natsu included the myth was because the lovers end up together in Heaven, yet they are still separated by a river. Jinshi, who represents the princess in the story, can bring Maomao, the commoner, into the heavens that is, into the imperial family, but they would still remain emotionally separated, symbolized by the river.

Just finished the show, I really like it. Excited for October 😊