What You’ve Done.

Why is that every time I try to mindlessly doodle Sanji it becomes a full illustration that looks completely different than anything I’ve ever drawn before

If you can tell what flower Sanji is holding, you might be able to infer who he’s looking at, but it can be interpreted any way you’d like :]

Reblogs are much appreciated! <3

Uncolored version below the cut

"So PTSD, huh?"

DuckTales go brrrrr

My brother started watching DuckTales and the hyperfixation from four years ago was unlocked yet again…

Also yes, Huey is feeding sees to a little demon Louie (courtesy of my sibling)

major spoilers for one piece manga chapter 1138

so, looking at the mural at the end of the chapter we've got a lot of things that are familiar

but i was thinking. kouzuki toki said a prophecy right before she died that has similar wording to the story of the three worlds

i know that it's likely this prophecy has been fulfilled at the end of wano, but i wondered if maybe it was referring to the third world as well.

from what i interpret of the mural, each world is the three times the sun god appeared. first, the fruit was formed from the wishes of the slaves who desired freedom - since vegapunk said that devil fruits come from wishes or dreams. second, joyboy appeared and gathered people, and they fought against what we now know as the world government before they rose the water levels. and finally, luffy appears.

toki was born 830 years ago, i think, which would put her at the end of the void century, so it wouldn't be that much of a stretch to say she knows about all of this. the nine shadows/the unbidden shadows could be luffy's crew..?

idk. i could be completely wrong, but i wanted to point it out. food for thought.

how come an audio from lucids went around tiktok and everyone was animating their ocs or fave characters with it, but when i talk about lucids nobody knows what i'm talking about

the skrunkly

just reminding people that he exists with these 2 minute doodles :)

Where have you buried all the children?

YUBASHIRI

Zoro's katanas visual reference sheet in English (translated by me)

Covers 和道一文字 (Wado Ichimonji), 雪走 (Yubashiri), 三代鬼徹 (Sandai Kitetsu), and 秋水 (Shusui)

Notes under the cut:

You have to open the image in a tab/download it and zoom in to read it, sorry!! I couldn't figure out how to vectorise the text :(

The original tumblr upload in Japanese is here, the sheet itself links to a deleted pixiv site so I have no idea where it was originally from, but it definitely seems to be written by Oda

Please let me know if there are any errors!!

I'm not Japanese nor do I speak/read it, I just used google translate + a lot of googling and wikipedia to look up japanese sword terminology. I can also read kanji so that helped a bit

Some other random notes if you'd like to reference the original post:

柄巻 (tsuka-maki or tsuka ito, lit. hilt wrap): rope wrapped around the outside of the katana

鐔 (つば)* - tsuba, sword guard; generally a round metal plate with a central wedge shaped hole for the blade and if needed up to two smaller holes for the kozuka or kōgai *note: Oda uses the hiragana when referring to the tsuba

柄 tsuka: The tsuka is the hilt or handle; made of wood and wrapped in samegawa (shark/ray skin).

目貫 menuki, The menuki are the decorative metal ornaments the are woven under the tsuka-ito (handle wrapping). These ornaments were originally made to hide the mekugi pins that secure the tsuka to the tang of the blade

鞘 saya: traditional wooden scabbard

腰差し koshi-zashi: something to be worn on the waist, can specifically refer to swords

丁子乱れ, "clove disorder" choji midare – an irregular hamon pattern resembling cloves, with a round upper part and a narrow constricted lower part.

鮫皮 samegawa: the ray or shark skin wrapping of the tsuka (handle/hilt), is wrapped by the tsuka-ito

頭 kashira: The kashira is the pommel on the end of the tsuka.

鐺 kojiri: The kojiri is the end of the scabbard (saya) or the protective fitting at the end of the scabbard

下げ緒 sageo : The sageo is the cord used to tie saya to the belt/obi when worn.

直刃 suguha: straight temper line (hamon)

乱刃 midareba: irregular temper line (hamon)

刃文 hamon: border between the tempered part of the ha (cutting edge) and the untempered part of the rest of the sword; the temper-line.

Temper line (刃文 hamon) designs

Left to right: suguha (straight line), gunome (wavy line), choji (clove), notare (gentle wave)

References:

Japanese Sword Mountings Wikipedia Page

Glossary of Japanese Swords Wikipedia Page

Tsuka-Ito (hilt wrap)

Menuki (hilt ornaments)

(In Japanese) koshi-zashi definition

(In Japanese) choji hamon definition

Couldn't resist after the last episode 🐎

MORE WANDER OVER YONDER FANSERVICE IN CHIBIVERSE!!!!

BUT THIS TIME WANDER GOT A SPEAKING (and singing!) ROLE + LORD HATER IS THE ANTAGONIST OF AN ENTIRE SEGMENT WITH A SPEAKING ROLE TOO!!!!

i literally started jumping when i realized it was jack singing oml

also there's a sylvia photo on his mug and there's a reference to craig lol (PLEASE CALL HIM BACK)

hater is part of an entire segment!!!

there's also a few watchdog cameos!!