Why The Fuck Is It So Small

AA Official Art by Kumiko Suekane from the Gyakuten Saiban Fanbook

Dumping a bunch of doodles related to my swap au all at once because they've been accumulating, and I'll probably forget to post them. More under the cut (This post is super long, sorry)

For context, Ichiya and Namida are the Squid Sisters, Ikkan is Captain 3, Noiji is Agent 4, Dedf1sh and Ryan are Off the Hook, Warabi is Agent 8, Paul is Neo 3, and C-Side are Deep Cut. It sounds like a lot. I didn't expect to get as attached to this au as I did.

I ended up giving Namida a redesign to make her look more like Marie.

kakihara fancy edition

my contribution

NOOO OLD GERMAN MAN!!! DON’T GO INTO THAT PARADE!!!

+1 follower means+ 1 person who maay possibly be into homestuck.. my stocks are climbing,..

and thanks i gueeeeeessssssss ty ty ✌🏽✌🏽

BOTTOM FEEDERS #1!! (Click to read for quality lol)

ogata in a korn shirt for some reason. from august 2021

bomb rush cyberfunk is a fun and interesting game............ now how do i make this about me 😼

pom poko was one of my fav ghibli movies as a kid and i still stand by it being bizzare but good, it gets harrowing at times but is just a really interesting movie because its trying to be a documentary and a fantasy adventure and slice of life all at once??? its, yeah

Pom Poko fascinates me, I've watched it about 3 times now. I didn't discover it until I was an adult (Howl's Moving Castle was Baby Bones' Ghibli movie) and at first I thought it was kinda weak but...

I've never seen another movie that was able to capture the feeling of group in-fighting and procrastination tanking a movement quite as well as Pom Poko. At every point, it feels like there's a drastic but obvious solution to their problem, which is only attempted too late.

Centrists and "level-headed" members of the Tanuki clan deescalate the passion of the more radical members, and yet, prevent them from taking acceptable (but still losing) pathways out of the conflict. It's a REALLY easy to miss detail that the same Tanuki leader who refuses the Fox's job offer, dooming his comrades to the worst case scenario, is the very same one who is selling undeveloped real estate at the end of the movie.

Because the Tanukis can't organize, can't agree to fixing the problem before it gets too bad, because Bunta keeps getting injured or neutralized, every sacrifice is in vain. They have to find some crummy 'silver lining' in their home being reduced to a golf course, half of their population working with chronic fatigue in a society not built for them, and the other half literally homeless.

But that's the Tanuki as we're shown all movie long; unable to get serious, finding simple joys and pleasures as paradise is pulled like a rug from below their feet, literally pleading to the humans in the audience to fix their problems for them.

It really stuck with me. I wanna get a nice copy on DVD lmao