Okay Hear Me Out On This : Buffy Summers And Jason Todd As Best Friends.

Tried drawing his tattoos

ARSENAL

I DONT THINK YALL UNDERSTAND HOW MUCH I THINK ABOUT HIM

NOW LOOK AT ONE OF MY ROY ART 👹👹🫴🏽🫴🏽 BE NICE AND PASS IT TO THE BACK TOO DONT BE STINGY

Omggg they were titans

With what you said in mind, I tried to do some concept art… not sure I like it but I do like the Coat. I did try to give her outfit different colours but the blue didn’t seem right to me.



As a follow up to my pinned post:

What kind of disguise would Buffy wear as a dc superhero?

Buffy wears her day clothes to patrol in her series but in a comic or animated show she would need to wear a outfit that is easily recognised.

It should also hide her identity. Buffy still has somewhat of a private life and I think she would like to keep it that way.

I personally think she wouldn’t wear a full body costume but more something like Zatanna.

But is should still suit her style…

If anyone has ideas please share 💞

I have nothing to post so I guess I’m talking about how my hyperfixation also bleeds into my apprenticeship

reblog if you’re okay with people writing fanfics of your fanfics and/or fanfics inspired by your fanfics

hyperfixation please stay with me long enough to complete the project. hyperfixation do not fade. hyperfixation finish what you started for the love of god

mood.

the reason buffy summers is a much better protagonist than a lot of the main characters in other teen supernatural shows is that those characters tend to be good people in a passive, boring way. they're generally nice and care about doing good, but they're rarely placed in situations where they have to make difficult decisions with no good outcomes, or pushed to extremes that force them to contend with the ugliest parts of themselves. btvs meanwhile is absolutely obsessed with the idea that passivity is inherently unethical. as such, in order for buffy to be a good person, she constantly has to make active choices. she never gets to be indecisive in the face of a moral dilemma. she always has to choose, to make tough calls, and that makes her genuine heroism and goodness far more compelling than a character who's just kind of passively nice.