fujoshi century 0079

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It’s a panel from powerup comics where the text has been edited: “what’s your opinion on women’s day as far as I’m concerned, all days are for women”

Screenshot of game with a picture of Uso from Victory Gundam as he says "I'm doing this for the real creators of life: women."

i absolutely agreeeeeeee they are part of what makes the show so fun to watch

average frost bros scene

olba: niisan.... the preparations are complete.

shagia: well done olba. the time is soon at hand.

olba: 😏

shagia: 😏

they are still in their chunni phase lowkey and thats ok

theres just something abt how they are always saying some smug enigmatic nonsense to each other and also how they end up backstabbing literally every single person they team up with

the frost bros really might be the funniest gundam antagonists to me

待ちます、湖畔で

セイバー陣営　七日間のダンス

Tumblr post. "How to watch Gundam in chronological order" 1. Skip all of them 2. Create pixiv account 3. Search シャア受け (Char uke)

(the Japanese says Char uke)

i stg bro every single time i roll for an uma i get every single damn 3* EXCEPT for the one supposedly on rate up this happens EVERY TIME

and also for gquuuuuux winning the nihon sf taisho award too i think?

oh yeah this also appears to be a congratulations illustration for kazuya tsurumaki winning the 76th ministry of education culture sports science and technology award (probably should have said that first)

new yuri just dropped

an illustration of Sayla Mass and Shiiko Sugai by manga artist Kenji Tsuruta. They are both in pilot suits and Sayla is patting Shiiko's helmet

kenji tsuruta posted a gquuuuuux illustration on twt. it's sayla and shiiko......

Forgot I was building a chart on what I thought each “char clone” (from the anime I had seen so far, obviously incomplete) sexuality was but I got distracted and did not add much more elaboration and I now cannot recall what I was really trying to convey initially

the wiki says so but it IS the wiki so i should take it with a grain of salt lol. i dont really remember if the show is clear abt it, i do remember that they undergo a bit of a personality change late in the series

i only found out recently that apparently mashymre and chara were only converted into cyber newtypes late into zz. tbh.......... i really thought they were cyber newtypes from the beginning because of their personalities lol........

calling this phenomenon the "char of absence"

lately ive felt compelled to make an effort to read more critical theory and shit but idk where you even start with that. do they have a post-structuralism starter pack for noobs

Mr. Char Aznable, My name is Theodosia Toilet. I am 12 years old girl living in Seattle, Earth. It now costs $9.89 to buy a single burger. My stomach and country yearns for freedom. Please send NRX-044 Asshimar Mass Production Transformable General-Purpose Atmospheric Mobile Armor

木綿の季節

The Sense of Distance: Japan versus the American Midwest JoJo’s seventh story arc, Steel Ball Run, involves a race across America, but I knew that undertaking that journey by myself in one single trip would have been impossible. Instead, I split up the research into three sections: from the West Coast to the deserts, from the Great Plains to the Mississippi River and Chicago, and to the finish line in New York. Each region possesses its own culture and is home to different types of people. Without going there for yourself, it’s impossible to comprehend the feeling of scale in the midwestern United States, where the scenery stretches on forever and unchanging. The feeling of distance there is nothing like Japan. Say, for example, an enemy is approaching from afar -- at such a distance that escape would be trivial in Japan. In the Midwest, the open landscape remains identical from one hour to the next, and I was struck by the real sense that I could never make an escape from such an adversary; there was simply nowhere to hide. I was able to put that experience to good use when it came time to draw the manga. Travel there is mostly done by car. When you drive across those vast plains, the scenery is mostly devoid of any ups and downs, and is dotted only by the occasional town with nothing to claim but chain stores, seemingly little to provide amusement aside from watching movies, and you hardly ever see anyone else about. Rather than inspire thoughts of enjoying nature, it felt empty and lifeless and made me wonder if there was any fun to living there at all. A kind of atmosphere hung over these places that felt rich for suspense.

I often think about Araki's description of the Midwest from his time here doing research for Steel Ball Run. I think he nailed it.

they really should have doubled down on the twin inferiority complex thing i smelled potential there