fanfckery:

dodgylogic:

ayellowbirds:

hokuto-ju-no-ken:

there’s an agenda at play

from her autobio comics:

#on a darker level #being from Hokkaido means she has reason to be personally invested in the Ishbal annihilation #because Hokkaido is stolen land #like a lot of other places colonized in the last few hundred years #if you’re sensitive to this kind of thing #it gives you a personal stake #in genocide stories #that most Japanese people don’t have #>> #idk i felt the way she handles the genocide #speaks to having been aware of that #from a formative age (via whetstonefire)

Those tags are 100% right and Arakawa has confirmed that it was intentional in an interview as she has family that are part Ainu.

So her family history definitely had a role in how she presented the genocide in FMA.

spockgirl:

I don’t headcanon anything I just know and perceive the truth

ilovecats4ever:

mikaeled:

Cast of Death Stranding (2019)

Death Crying (2019)

generalgrievousdatingsim:

generalgrievousdatingsim:

a work of fiction: *is about a group of people who investigate unsolved mysteries and unexplained weird events that often lead to encounters with the supernatural*

me:

the main characters: *all become close friends and/or found family with each other thanks to their shared time and unique experiences no one else can relate to together*

me:

specialhex:

why do big corporations brag about being “family-owned” youre not a bed and breakfast you’re a monarchy.

creigow:

puncromancer:

well that really riverwaters my socks

me when something is quick easy and free

sindri42:

corvids are just Like That

kansascity-elffriend:

martyrized:

rettaroo:

mastervirsune:

theavc:

One 7-year-old boy has succeeded where legions of fans have failed: he has persuaded George Lucas to change his vision for Star Wars.

Colin, a young Star Wars fan, hopes to become a Jedi Knight when he’s older, but he also wants to get married and start a family—something forbidden by the Jedi Order, according to Attack Of The Clones and Revenge Of The Sith. Probably dissatisfied with his parents’ guidance to “just become a new kind of Jedi” or to “stop watching those prequels and watch the real Star Wars,” Colin went straight to the source with a succinct letter to Lucasfilm:

Colin received the following response:

…as well as a bunch of cool Star Wars merchandise:

More at avclub.com

Jedi can get married now everyone else go home.

So all Anakin had to do is write a letter?

Anakin just had to do things the hard way.

Imagine if Anakin had gone to the Council and asked politely and they were just like “Yeah, okay”

thisismysswampp:

Im like 10 minutes in and I do love it