Gai: Gooooooood morning! Are we ready for another super splendiferous day with the public?! 😀 Kakashi: That is too much energy Gai: It iiiiiis fake!! 😀 Kakashi: Still too much energy

Tarragona (Catalonia - Spain)

Old yellow house in Plaka district (Athens, Greece)

Apache Hedgehog (Echinocereus apachensis), Superstition Mountains, Arizona.

Pleaseeee please please give me some ships anything I got that ship ask just yesterday and there’s a lot more I could talk about for many ships in SE because if the unique dynamics between every character

Fandoms in the tags and remember anonymous is on don’t be afraid to say something :P

P, DO SOMETHING

A thing for a fic, don't mind me.

I'm a little nervous for suggesting but if you're willing to do Radioapple, may I suggest Alastor cradling Lucifer's face in both his hands?

Aaand a little animation for this one! Hope you like it! I spent way too much time on it.

winterscapes

flatirons in snow

Alternative angel version :

conquer yourself

source by oyoidemitai

this phrase the author gave to Noah is misleading to me:

here I already have several questions at once:

1) how did this phrase sound in the original - is its content really approximately the same there, and is this not an inevitable distortion of the russian and english translations that I saw?

2) where the phrase itself was taken from - despite the biblical story, this is clearly not a literal quote; did the author formulate this himself?

3) what is the message, context and essence - what thread of thoughts should this phrase prompt those who see it?

with the first question everything is obvious. I have no idea what this manga looks like without translation, how the characters dialogues are designed, what meaning they have outside of russian and english translations. the second question - I'm wondering how the author even thought of something like this. well, the third question… so.

"the burning passion towards winning back human freedom and peace is surging through this place" - it is very strong. in general, the whole phrase here is very strong, and a priori evokes positive emotions and associations; for the same obvious reasons. a phrase in which a sincere, good desire is immediately visible. most likely also on uncorrupted grounds. and dammmmmnnnn I'm sure that the author didn't think through or write any of this out at all - come on, this is the situation with the original Noah. nevertheless, this phrase is here, and for me it fits so poorly even with the statue that later appears from the Book. most likely, the author, as usual, wrote some kind of nonsense that is associated only with this statue, which appeared once…

however, I wouldn't be such an annoying bore if I didn't come up with context here. one of my interlocutors wrote to me a couple of years ago that, despite the inappropriateness of the phrase, it looks as if Noah sees himself in a similar place, perceives himself like that - and, accordingly, talks about himself. considering how many rewrites I have of his character…

almost everyone in this manga strives for power. moreover, when Arachne strives for power, when she wants to become the top of the current mechanism - this is bad. but when Shinigami strives to retain power, and we are clearly shown that he has repressive levers and personal interests, from which he acts - this is nice. there are his "divine" status and her baseless destructive desires. wow👍👍👍

I think the author didn't prescribe why the characters need power and why they need to change the structure of the world to suit themselves; I consider it necessary to mention that power is a tool. and changing the structure of the world should not necessarily be aimed at turning it into ruins. in fact, one can want to change the existing system out of various motives and ideas. ofc.

too noble for Noah, ha?

my interpretation, which can be mentioned here, has a lot to do with this phrase. it would be interesting if Noah could actually consider himself and his confrontation (for example - the battle against a conception of any divinity) to be right and true - despite all his means, and not consider himself tainted by whatever he had to do to achieve his goal. especially if in his goal he really sees the return of civilization to "freedom of decision-making" in a certain context. I'm an annoying bore, so now I really wanted to write here a post about Noah's fighting against a conception of any divinity…