#rowanshinobi

An Outlast game set during the Cold War honestly sounds fun, and terrifying.

oh yeah, there’s a definite difference that comes out post LB1, since Ivan’s been sleeping a whole ass time, so he’s a bit out of it.

But uhh...yeah, FGO!Noa is granddaughter, versus Venti being a wife.

Different auras.

Even Patxi can tell the difference between the two, despite having come from a world where they are allowed to be as weak as they are.

Patxi can see how pitiable Noa is, while Venti is surprisingly resilient and just... “How long have you been alone?”

That really is enough to shock Venti, since she is honestly lonely. That’s why she likes the idea of having a family.

Still, Patxi gets surprised when he feels...very elated to get headpats, versus the embraces he gets from Noa making him feel embarrassed like, “geez, stop throwing yourself at everyone. You’re letting your guard down.”

I don’t think that necessarily makes him a bad trainer;; people train Pokemon differently, you know? There’s no right or wrong way to do it (as long as you aren’t abusing them or anything like that) and I mean Gou does spend a bit of time with his Pokemon, but it’s definitely hard to balance all of that attention especially since he’s caught so many at this point. If we were to argue this point, Ash would be kinda the same, right? He spends at least a year traveling through each region, catching new Pokemon, and bonding with them, only to ship them off to Prof. Oak’s at the end and start the cycle all over again in a new region. The chances of his old Pokemon making a reappearance are pretty rare, besides a few exceptions. Does that make Ash a bad trainer? Really it’s all up to perspective!! Gou’s caught these Pokemon and given them a good place to live, where they’re treated well and they get to spend time bonding with each other, and Gou’s pretty good at listening to what they want or need from him when it’s necessary. And besides, he’s got Scorbunny who is his main partner just like Ash has Pikachu, who he’s shown to have bonded with pretty well up to this point.

Awww I’m glad you like them.  ^__^

Ah, I see. Haha, well the mirror! verse actually started off as a joke and then it spiralled into a serious AU. They started off as being completely hammed up, opposite  stereotypes of the canon characters but eventually, we fleshed them out. 

Personally,  the mirror! verse was/is a subtle way me and RIn could criticise the plotholes and some stuff in canon.  Adding some bonus short comics making them interact with their other selves can show more of those and be amusing at the same time too with their interactions.

thank you!!

Kite has not seen Gon since he was a boy.

He’s still a boy, in many ways. He still has that wide-eyed wonder, that infectious smile and innocent ability to trust others. The grueling trials Ging has put him through hasn’t changed Gon’s core, and Kite vaguely wonders if anything will ever phase Ging’s blood-born son.

And then there’s the Zoldyck child.

Of all people, Kite would have never thought to pair Killua Zoldyck and Gon Freecss. Killua is trained, dangerous, and Gon is naive and spontaneous. Killua is fluid and smooth as the river flowing, Gon as bold as a rock-slide. When Gon stands tall, Killua slouches. They are opposites, and yet, compliments. They work together--and work well. Extremely well.

It is simple to see the devotion of their bond. Killua threw himself in front of Gon within seconds of meeting Kite, desperate to save Gon. And Gon...his feelings are more subtle, but they are there. The lingering of gold eyes on Killua’s face, the bright beam that grows larger when Killua looks his way, how Gon angles himself as if subconsciously trying to inch closer to the Zoldyck.

Yes, they compliment each other. But they are young, and strong. Many things can happen between now and the rest of their lives, and Kite can only hope they stay as faithful to each other as they are today.

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OH, I’ve actually had an idea sort of like this before! It’s slow-burn Killugon, established IchiHitsu set a few hundred years Post TYBW.

Essentially, the idea hinged on Hitsugaya being the living dead, literally speaking, and the Zoldycks being a family of assassins. Hitsugaya is an old ancestor of their family, from when they were relatively new in the world of killing, but his genes are the cause of the white hair passed down to Silva and Killua. And Hitsugaya is well aware that he’s pretty much the strongest of the Zoldycks that have died and become Shinigami, so he’s always darting around Kukuroo Mountain while invisible, and playing with the heirs that can see him. 

This is especially true of Killua, because basically, when Toushiro was alive, he was in Killua’s position. But he died young, and every Zoldyck with white hair since has inherited the potential for Shinigami abilities. But since a lot of the Zoldyck heirs eventually fall into line and become assassins, Toushiro reserves his time for them when they’re young and watches them to see if they develop Reiatsu at all. Most of them never develop any more than Yuzu.

So anyway. Killua was born similarly to Ichigo - he can see and sense death, hence why he’s the heir to the Zoldyck family, but the Zoldycks have long since forgotten the significance of this ability, and Toushiro’s common appearance to Zoldyck children has become more a legend of a guardian ancestor raising the kids into Proper Zoldycks. Killua’s the first Zoldyck in about a century who can see Hitsugaya clearly and talk to him, so Hitsugaya visits when he can.

Anyway, the idea started following Killua as he’s wandering around taking the Hunter exam, meeting Gon, and etc, and then Hitsugaya and Ichigo find him and kinda just. Hang back and watch. It’s Killua’s first time making a friend and Hitsugaya doesn’t want to spoil it. Plus they’re *hella* confused by Nen. They can see and sense Nen (though neither of them can use it) and Hisoka, Illumi/Gittarackur and all the examiners use it all the time. (Also Gon can see vague shapes of reiatsu because Freecss stuff)

And from there the plot was basically just “Hitsugaya interferes during the last exam where Killua is terrified by Illumi by popping on a portable Gigai and appearing to everyone, and Shenanigans Ensue.”

Also Known as IchiHitsu adopts Killugon And Become Leopika’s Annoying Older Brothers and the Chimera Ant Arc Doesn’t Actually End In Tragedy.

And yeah that was my hella self-indulgent crossover idea :’D

It took me a minute, because that meme is like...well, OLD and som’m I did a year ago...but screw it, you got me in the soft spot with Bakura being a dad SO

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Name: Takara

Gender: Male

General appearance: Ryou would describe him as Bakura 2.0, but he’d definitely have Ryou’s hair and eyes. He gets his ears pierced young because Bakura wants to give him as much jewelry to wear as possible (even if Ryou’s worried other kids would steal it).

Personality: He’s a bit of a brawler since Bakura used to tussle with his dad so that’s what he’d do with Takara (As nervous as it made Ryou sometimes). However despite that, he’s very polite and soft-spoken. Most of what he does is to impress Bakura, but honestly Bakura would be proud of whatever his son accomplished, be it winning a fight or getting an A on a book report.

Special Talents: He’s really good at tinkering with things and painting tiny details. One of the first things he made was an attempt at a music box for Ryou and while it doesn’t play, it still sits proudly on Bakura’s bedside table.

Who they like better: He doesn’t like one or the other better, he likes Bakura because he’s fun to spar with and likes Ryou because of all the cool toys he lets Takara play with.

Who they take after more: As I said, Bakura :P

Personal headcanon: Bakura was completely panicky as a first time dad, as was Ryou, but slowly became the first to really get a handle on things as he started dreaming about things he’d see mothers in his village do to calm or feed their children. He completely believes it was his mother trying to help out, as some of the memories don’t make sense to have since some of the mothers were older in his memories.