To Be Or Not To Be...

I just like that she has him all figured out and while she occasionally kinda teases, she’s mostly just kind and accepting of who he is. And she doesn’t feel the need to flaunt it or be patted on the back. And she doesn’t use it to have power over him. Wolfwood has been used over and over again by everyone from Chapel to Knives and has probably had the orphanage used as leverage numerous times. So he becomes closed off and secretive and pretends not to care. And here’s someone who has him in the palm of her hand and instead of crushing him she just kinda…like holds him like a cute ladybug. Anyway I’m terminally deranged about them and haven’t slept so Wolfwood is a ladybug now.

i love tormenting my Trigun fan bff

the first time i properly tested my markers is on this moon fest. kunizai sketch! i forgot to post it here on tumblr

kunizai i drew for twt poll result!

(Au by mocha_crexm on insta)

And yet. It was Wolfwood's own weapon, his cross to bear, that kept Vash alive - and with him, the idea of peace in Eden.

some Vashwood chibis I drew for @thepiratearcinhamlet, thank you so much for commissioning me!! 💙

Peace and Love! 🍩🤞

:3

a litlle comic about scars

And Kunikida has to use every ounce of self control he has to not go insane.

Allover it was a great depiction of the story.

I understand that Hama had to die. I do. I understand that he absolutely had to die in the specific the way that he did, because Hama as a character represents the valor and honor of the people of Rohan (exemplified in his mastery of song, which is how those values are upheld in the community and passed along to the next generation), and Wulf, who rejects these values, had to kill him in a dishonorable way to represent his attempt to destroy the values of the Eorlingas and prove that valor and honor are worthless. And I understand that Hama’s instrument being passed to others represents that that valor and honor did not die with him, and could not be destroyed by Wulf. I understand this! I do! But also, have you considered: it made me sad