Yoko Yaeko

I love this concept of Lucy being absolutely certain that Schroeder likes her, and what's hindering their relationship is the piano with Beethoven. Technically speaking, it's true, especially since there's a special where Lucy tells Schroeder to leave town and he doesn't believe her, but when he realizes it's all true, he starts to miss her. Besides that, there's a comic strip where he freaks out because Lucy wants to sell his piano to buy pots and pans when they get married. What irritates him most isn't the wedding, but her wanting to sell the piano.

Many people say they don't like the term "liminal spaces" because it gives a bad feeling when looking at images and videos. I can't find that, on the contrary, it calms me down this feeling that is out of your daily life, that you can't control this place, just control your thoughts, don't listen to everything that makes you feel like the worst person in the world, it's a feeling that no one can judge you for trivial things, it's looking at this vastness and thinking that nothing will be better than staying in that place, it's a place telling you "it's okay, you don't need to worry about the people around you anymore, just relax and be yourself"

I like Angel Hare and how angels can disguise themselves as things that children like to get closer to them. But it bothers me a lot that Jonah's story isn't explored in depth in the series. We know he had a troubled father and Jonah had to do something terrible to protect his mother and himself from it. But what exactly happened? Why isn't this explored in more depth? I want to know what he did and what Angel Gabby did all this time, and who was the person Angel Zaggy had to take care of?

I find it incredible to think that in the few moments they interacted, it was enough to create a ship, and they didn't even have that much good together, it was quite shallow, but you could see that Kevin admired Edd, despite him being a Dork.

Would anyone intelligent know what happened at Vince's private party? Why did the guests just leave all at once? It seems like just another excuse... How come everyone leaves at the same time? Did Rody take so long to find the darn freezer key? Why didn't Vince go looking for it before the guests left? I'm open to all sorts of theories...

No matter the universe, no matter what the personality will be, there will be fanfiction stories and romances between a redhead and a black-haired emo.

There's a Brazilian webcomic I read in 2020 called Hare and Rabbit (Lebre e Coelho in Portuguese) by @castelodoalec It's a friends-to-lovers romance, and it takes place in a boys' boarding school, something I've never seen before, but I know it exists.

Every time I'm reading this, I rewatch the Dead Plate story. This idea of ​​seeing love in the most distorted way possible is interesting. Not everyone knows what love is; it can be expressed in different ways—it can be romantic love, the love of friendship—but the fact that this is strange for Vince and Rody is interesting because they are both intense. While Rody thinks donating a kidney is a form of love, Vince thinks love is literally eating the person.

I found this artwork on Pinterest and I simply loved it. Combining two designs that I love in such a cute way made me admire it for a long time and think (wow, it would really be like that). Does anyone know who made this artwork?

One thing I never understood was the purgatory theory in Ed Edd n Eddy. Every time they explain it, it's the same thing: the children died at different times, and that justifies each one having such different tastes. But when they talk about which eras the children died in and how they died, they always talk about Ed's Rolf and Johnny. But what about the other children? How did they die?

I really like those kinds of Western-style things, with hitmen or something similar. When I saw this Kevedd art, I immediately started imagining what a story with the other characters would be like and how this "romance" between Kevin and Double D would happen. Does anyone have any fanfiction recommendations, or books that might interest me?