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A fourth set?! There's too many good fanartists in the TLT fandom, apparently. So far, I'm caught up on my backlog of saved designs, so if you know of more you'd like to see, please send them to me! I will ALWAYS credit the original artist.
Ninth House Skull Paint Set 4/?
Set 1 Here Set 2 Here Set 3 Here
Enjoy!
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"The truth is, I need you and in return... I'll give you Heaven's head on a platter."
Noragami Chapter 59 - The Disobedient Ones
Coloring commission for my friend @viinas !!
My piece in the art trade with @viinas !! We both picked an OC and this is what I came up with for her lovely girl Kithara. I had a lot of fun doing the origami birds! Thanks for doing this with me Gio <3
Hello!!! Iβm really in love with your work. Would it be okay with you if I used one of your pieces as my mobile wallpaper?
Yeah sure!!
24; set ur inner hater free
24) Did you DNF anything? Why?
I love you Gio thank you so much for this ask. I only DNF'd one book this year: The Never King by Nikki St. Crowe. It was a book club pick, I knew I was going to hate it, but I did not know just how badly I was going to hate it. Nikki is an asshole and her "READ THIS BEFORE STARTING THE BOOK!!" TW list was incomplete, and the disgusting content in this left me screaming into the abyss feeling the need to take 100 showers. Logically I know that I've read worse, but realistically if I could fly straight to Nikki's house and leave a rabies infested raccoon on her doorstep, I would.
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Hey babe. Genuinely I want to know your takes on the following: 2, 3, 4, 6, 11, 13 (to my core, I am a hater), 19 (I know the answer I just love hearing you talk about libraries), 21 (once again, I am a hater), 24 and 25!
2. Did you reread anything? What? i reread Gideon and Harrow the Ninth after blazing through Nona two days after it came out. i also reread Changing Planes by Ursula Le Guin. 3. What were your top five books of the year? Tehanu and The Tombs of Atuan by Ursula Le Guin, Nona the Ninth by Tamsyn Muir, I'm Glad My Mom Died by Jennette McCurdy, and The House of Rust by Khadija Abdalla Bajaber 4. Did you discover any new authors that you love this year? i really vibed with T. Kingfisher's style in What Moves the Dead, and also absolutely adored the prose in The House of Rust. i'm also reading my first Octavia Butler (Parable of the Sower) and I can tell she's going to be high up the list of all-time faves. 6. Was there anything you meant to read, but never got to? no, lol. this year i read so much more than i anticipated or expected, and was pleasantly shocked by how much i actually enjoyed immersing myself in books again. Everything on my tbr i want to get to at some point, but it's nice letting myself float around picking and choosing at random. i guess the closest i can come to properly answering this is i was hoping to finish The Quarter-Life Breakthrough before the end of the year, but that's about it! 11. What was your favorite book that has been out for a while, but you just now read? definitely Tehanu. It's been out for over twenty years and it's the best thing i've read this year by like...a lot. 13. What were your least favorite books of the year? The Atrocities by Jeremy Shipp wasted my time so much that i thank god it was only a novella. Speaking of books that are NOT short: Moby Dick spends way too much time talking about how to brutally kill whales for my personal taste. also it wasn't gay enough. L + ratio + should have kissed Queequeg. 19. Did you use your library? pretty much exclusively :) i am working through the stuff on my home bookshelf at a steady pace, but most of what i read comes from the library either physically or digitally! i also have library cards in other places so i can check out digital content from anywhere really. 21. Did you participate in or watch any booklr, booktube, or book twitter drama? beyond hearing a lot about the Lightlark drama...no, lol. i'm very boring i fear. 24. Did you DNF anything? Why? i got lucky this year and didn't have to drop any bad apples. The Atrocities came the closest, but it was so short that I couldn't justify dropping it 20 pages from the end. it was so fucking stupid though. 25. What reading goals do you have for next year? i want to read more nonfiction, but beyond that i'm content to just vibe and pick up whatever i feel like. i'm enjoying the hell out of guilt-free reading, and want to make sure whatever goals i set don't infringe on that enjoyment!!
Yukine, Okabe, and uhhhhhhhhhhhhhh Mal β€οΈ
Triple threat. In the order you sent:
Yukine. My son. My boy. I could mark the "I'm mentally ill about them" box for pretty much every character in Noragami, but out of all of them, Yukine is the one I'm the MOST mentally ill about. Just literally everything about his character makes me cry if I think about it for too long.
He's so good I want to protect him from the torture Adachitoka puts him through every chapter [kicks my fics under the rug]. On top of that, he's just so interesting as a character because he was this huge mystery for so long, yet we inferred everything we needed to know from the chapters leading up to his past being explored, even before we got the facts. I could go on for hours about Yukine.
Adachitoka's writing is masterful, and I think it's clearest with Yukine when you reread after learning his past and everything clicks into place.
I love Okabe. He's not bad enough to mark him down as a horrible person, but neither is he the type where I'd say he's never done anything wrong in his life.
Not sure if he's really deeper than he seems if you've played the VN and get a full brain scan, but he's definitely a great and interesting character because he's just this everyday, a little goofy, a little immature college kid who fucks around and finds out. And he doesn't WANT to be the guy who stopped WWIII, he literally only does it because he thinks it'll help the people he loves. I love that because it's such a departure from a protagonist being such a nice good person they save the world just because.
The "why do they look like that" is mostly because of how creepy he looks when he's doing his mad scientist spiel, which I'm sure is intentional, but still.
I don't have much to say about Mal. Book Mal sucks, show Mal has rights, hence "nothing I like about them is technically canon."
I didn't know it was possible to do the childhood friends to lovers trope INCORRECTLY, but boy did this book series pull it off. He's mean, he's selfish, I cannot for the life of me figure out why he's the love interest we're supposed to root for (don't get me wrong, the Darkling and Nikolai both suck as love interests too. Alina's arc should have been about her realizing she doesn't need anyone for her powers to work WHICH IS WHAT SHE LEARNED IN BOOK 1 AND THEN FORGETS ABOUT??? SMH). I think it's pretty telling that the Netflix show said they were going to make Mal more "likeable" and proceeded him to take the opposite actions he did in the books, every single time.
I wonder how they're going to do Siege and Storm, since 80% of the "plot" of that book hinges on Mal and Alina constantly arguing about dumb things and they made him nice in the show.
