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tojiswh0re · 3 years

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𝖉𝖆𝖙𝖊𝖘 𝖜𝖎𝖙𝖍 𝖙𝖍𝖊 𝖏𝖏𝖐 𝖇𝖔𝖞𝖘

the original poster of the gif is @waifubuki

a/n hey guys sorry i’ve been off for a wshile but im back!! highkey very sad that season one has finished :/ but i CANNOT WAIT for mr. toji fushiguro to get animated. as always poc/gn inclusive!! also there will probably be a part 2 :)

characters; nanami kento (id let that man do anything to me), gojo, megumi

warnings: just fluff and gojo being an annoying shit

KENTO NANAMI

the amount of tiktoks ‘ive seen about cooking dates... but im getting strong pottery date vibes. you’re sat on a stool trying to shape the clay into a vase structure but it just keeps flopping. nanami is watching you struggle as his just sits there completed. he sighs and moves his stool behind yours. he wets his hands and places them on top of yours to help them mould the clay. ‘like this..’ he whispers into your ear. his chest pressing against your back. every so often he ‘accidentaly’ presses your hand to much and deforms the clay so you have to start again.

SATOROU GOJO

this man loves to play board games. like you can’t defeat him and it’s annoying as hell. then he’ll proclaim he’ll go easy on you but just ends up obliterating you and he enjoys it so much. he enjoys watching the way your face contorts with anger as you hear him chuckling at your loss. if you get too frustrated and go to leave he’ll grab your hand and pull you onto his lap. if you try leaving he’ll just grip you tighter until you give up.

MEGUMI FUSHIGURO

dates with him would just be relaxing. sitting with him in his dorm, him between your legs as you play with his hair. some chill music playing in the background. you may decide to go on a short walk and every so often he’ll spin you around with a blush adorning his face. his heart flutters hearing you giggle and seeing a grin form on your face. you then would grab drinks from a vending machine and do a little swap to taste the others if you get different drinks.

#jjk #jujustu kaisen #gojo #gojo satoru #nanami headcanons #kento nanami #megumi #megumi fushiguro #gojo x reader #nanami x reader #megumi x reader #gojo headcannon #megumi headcannon #gojo hcs #nanami hcs #megumi hcs #jjk fluff #jjk x reader

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krinsbez · 3 years

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Weekly Report, Week 100

-Week ONE HUNDRED, Holy Crap. Still no idea how to celebrate my Two-Year Tumblrversary in two weeks, though. Currently thinking of self-reblogging my old milestone celebrations. Thoughts, folks?

-Things is going well for me.

-So, I learned to pin posts, and pinned a particular post i wanted to show m’coworkers, but after a week of not getting around to it, I’m considering unpinning it. IDK.

-Still neglecting the Backup Blog (though not as badly as on some other times) and on posting/self-reblogging my original-ish content. Side note: would anyone have any thoughts on what they’d like to see self-RBed or continued or whatever?

-I just thought of something I wanted to note, and then immediately forgot it, WTH?

-Oh, now I remember; m’last couple Weekly Reports have been getting more Likes lately, I think it’s cuz I started tagging people.

-Speaking of, amusingly, every week at least one of my “tumblr crushes“ keeps being someone I was not consciously aware I was Following, which is weird. Let’s see if the streak continues!

-Also, i feel like my Top Photos lately keep being stuff RBed the day before, which is also weird cuz I distinctly recall ‘em sticking around for awhile? Anyways, let’s see if that streak continues as well.

-Cannot report anything else of note, so let’s move on to the stats.

-Blogs Being Recommend to me ATM: @wakko-loover, @elza32358, @90smovies, and @cyberpunkaesthetic.

-”On My Radar“ ATM: A photo of a squirrel, posted by @lawrencejeffersonphotography. No, I don’t get it either.

-My Top Post of the Week: A set of images comparing photos people that became memes with more current images of them, Rbed from @dvinicius2, with 9 notes.

-”Biggest Fans“ This Week: @stavarosthearcane, @jondoe297, @duela-quinzel, & @wesleyccxx. Thanks guys!

-Number of New Followers: 0. Huh, been awhile since that happened.

-Total Number of Followers: 288

-Newest Follower: @songofthelyrebird

-Number of Notes Posted This Week: 606

-Total Number of Posts: 79,187

-Total Number of Likes Given: 98,600

-Total Number of Follows: 517

-Newest Follow: @dieselpunkflimflam

-”Tumblr crushes“ This Week: @hibbiegibbiescrispychipies, @thepalatine, @funnypages; @waifubuki (note: lotsa NSFW?/Pin-up-y/cheesecake-y stuff), @vintagegeekculture, and @aic-armor, all at 3%.

-Top Photos: One of those Bugs Bunny Godfather memes, RBed from @cadenceofhyrule; A cool photo of the interior of a library, RBed from @jager-39; a photo of a delicous-looking cake, RBed from @sweetoothgirl; the cover of an old Prince Valiant comic, RBed from @vintagegeekculture; the first page of a story by E. E. “Doc“ Smith from an old pulp magazine, RBed from @vintagegeekculture; and a nifty art of the DC Comics Trinity, RBed from @dailydccomics.

-Top Five Tags: #Pulp Heroes at 3,274; #Crossover at 1,090; #Fantastic Four at 874; #Star Trek at 840, and #The Good Place at 785

(in case you’re interested, in both cases, the streak continues)

-Have a good week, folks!

#Weekly Reports #Weekly Report #Week 100

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your-local-bnha-writer · 4 years

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Mind if I request fluffy headcanons for mt lady with a tall fem s/o

tall gf | mt. lady

pairing | mt. lady x reader

warning | none

genre | fluff

a/n | these were so short I’m so sorry! 🥺 but thank you sm for requesting

gif by @waifubuki

✧･ﾟ: *✧･ﾟ:* *:･ﾟ✧*:･ﾟ✧ ✧･ﾟ: *✧･ﾟ:* *:･ﾟ✧*:･ﾟ✧

- okay so she’s like 5’4 in her normal form

- aNd you just laugh bc she’s so small and tiny

- you have to take every opportunity to tease her and her height bc once she’s outside

- she shows you her true form and uses her quirk

- “who’s the small one now?”

- but she can’t rlly use her quirk inside so she’s still 5’4 most of the time

- she’ll act all helpless and cute if she can’t reach anything

- this is her way of asking help pls help

- she loves attention so she rlly likes being the small spoon during cuddles

- cuddles are rlly soft especially after a long day of work

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kaitsunnonichijou · 7 years

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This is not a “Guide to Wonder Festival / Comic Market” post. Close, but no.

I was planning to write a blog about my summer otaku event experiences but almost a week passed after Comiket and I can’t stop playing TS4, so I just had to do something about this procrastination.

Summer WonFes billboard at Makuhari Messe

About Wonder Festival – Wonfes

Having been around for more than three decades, Wonder Festival or Wonfes is best known for its massive toys and figures exhibition. Every year, Japan’s top toy manufacturing companies as well as huge names in the anime industry gather around to showcase hot and upcoming anime figures and merchandises Wonder Festival is also home to various independent toy makers, giving them a chance to showcase their works.

Wonfes is held biannually (Summer and Winter seasons) at Makuhari Messe in Makuhari, Chiba.

About Comic Market – Comiket

Entering its’ 46th time this year, Comic Market, or more commonly known as Comiket, is the biggest hobby convention in Japan, running biannually (Summer and Winter season) for three days (Fridays and Weekends). Comiket is home for self-published materials like books, music, softwares, etc., but also caters official publications as well.

Comiket’s venue is Tokyo Big Sight in Odaiba, Tokyo.

Comiket and Wonfes catalog books

Of course, you probably know about the stuff I wrote up there, but here’s something most of the foreign people don’t know:

Wonfes isn’t a free admission event – you have to buy the Wonfes catalog book. The catalog book double-serves as an entrance ticket and your guide map to the event! Cool, right?

Comiket is free. (Ay, so you know that huh?) Also, you don’t really need to buy the catalog book as there are hall maps all around Big Sight.

You can explore Wonfes in a single day, as long as you don’t stay around taking pictures of all the figure exhibits.

You can’t explore the whole Comiket event in a single day! No!

Follow up your favorite artists on twitter if you want to see them on Comiket. You don’t want to miss them by coming in the wrong day!

Don’t worry if you’re a foreigner who can’t speak/understand Japanese, because there are international desks around the events where you can ask in English (or in your own language, if you’re lucky)!

July 30, 2017 – Wonder Festival 2017 [Summer]

Summer Wonfes was my second time to attend the event and the first time I attended during the Summer season. The catalog books are available in advance and can be bought in major anime book stores around Tokyo, so I decided to grab one to prepare for the event.

Map of Halls 1-3, where most of the big shots are.

I marked those exhibits I want to see the most.

Since I live really close to Makuhari (I can just literally walk from my apartment to Makuhari), I thought of not using the train and going to the event with my bicycle… which is a bad idea because it rained that morning! I took a bus instead to Makuhari Messe and arrived at the venue around 10:30-ish, only to be greeted by a very long line outside the event halls. We went a full circle around Makuhari Messe before eventually going inside.

And then my first Otaku Summer War begins.

Not the actual crowd. It was way jam-packed than this.

A few tips before going to Wonfes:

Make sure to charge your phone and camera before the event because you’re gonna have a lot of photography to do.

Summer events tend to be really hot and humid, so bring water / extra shirt / towels.

On the opposite, Winter events are quite cold, so wear warm and comfortable clothing.

There are food stalls inside the event, so don’t worry about food. Alternatively, you can also bring your own food inside. The konbini is your best friend.

Bring extra shopping bags with you in case you want to buy a lot.

Or better yet, bring your empty luggage with you. (As the say, do as the Romans Japanese do.)

While at the event:

No touching of figures!

Show proper courtesy! Do not push in line or even try to squeeze in.

Most of the time, taking a photo of a certain figure will took you time because of the line. Again, show proper courtesy and wait for your turn.

Be considerate in taking photos, as there are others waiting for their turn.

Some figures on display around the event are marked with 撮影禁止, which means no photography. Do not take photos of those figures!

Do not loiter inside the halls. Ask the food stalls for trash bins or you can bring an extra plastic bag with you to carry your trash before throwing it in its proper place.

Segregate your trash. This is basic Japanese law and everyone is expected to follow.

There is a special stage event at Wonfes where seiyuus usually make appearances. You cannot take photos or even shoot a video while a stage program is taking place.

Good Smile Company and Max Factory usually has the biggest space at Wonfes, but famous toy companies such as Alter, Kotobukiya, and Sega are also present.

Here are some of the photos I took:

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I had the rest of the photos uploaded on Facebook in which I posted as Public, you can just find them there.

Not only did Wonfes have anime and manga-related figures on display, but the event’s main sponsor, Prime1, showcased an impressive line of realistic scale figures of popular game and foreign comic characters.

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I was roaming around Halls 1-3 for the entire event and only got the chance to see the opposite halls around 4:30PM, right when people are starting to pack their stuff and sellers making discounts on their remaining items. After much inner fangirl debating, I only got one figure and that’s….

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Shigure Kai Ni!!

I am not complaining, though; I LOVE HERRR (Next to WaiFubuki and Hatsushimo)

August 11 and 13, 2017 – Comic Market 92

For Comiket, I had to take trains and transfer at two stations before arriving at Kokusai-Tenjijo station, the main station for Comiket guests. It took me around an hour of travel, but I didn’t mind because I get to seat inside the trains. Albeit the light rain last Friday, because August 11 is a National holiday in Japan, there was more people than ever.

For first timers, going to Comic Market will be tough because of the huge venue and the crowd. People are literally gonna bump into you every time, but that’s fine. Usually if it’s your first time going to an event, you get excited and might want to see everything, but the technique to conquering Comiket is knowing what you’re actually there for.

Which comes down to the use of those catalog books. Like Wonfes’ catalog books, Comiket catalog books has everything you need to know around: full list of doujin circles grouped by the three dates of Comiket, a map of Tokyo Big Sight’s halls (West 1-4 and East 1-7), as well as a complete list of companies selling official merchandise. As I have said, you really don’t need to buy the catalog book, but it is always better to plan ahead for war.

Alternatively, there’s a free guide map of the West Halls, where all the official merchandise are. There are also maps pinned up around the halls, so long as you can read Japanese.

This guide map for the West halls can be found at the staff tables. They’re free.

If you are aiming for the East Halls where all the doujin material are and wouldn’t like to spend money for the catalog book (~2,000 yen), a good way to prepare is to navigate Twitter. A lot of doujin circles (some companies as well) use Twitter to promote their stuff. They add this information in their Twitter names in order; what day they will attend / location. For example:

@3日目東1-A62a This means that the doujin circle will be participating on the third day and their table location is at East Hall 1, A62a. (The doujin circle who was at that space this Summer was QP:flapper, just so you know).

More tips before going to Comiket:

Make a list of all the booths you want to visit beforehand.

If you’re going during the Summer, stay hydrated and drink plenty of water. For Winter, wear warm but not too bulky clothes because you’ll do a lot of walking. Srsly.

Bring extra towels with you. Never mind an extra shirt; you’ll need more time to spend around Comiket than going to the toilet and changing shirts.

Bring food with you, or you can just buy food inside the venue.

Sleep well the night before the event. You will need a lot of energy falling in line for goods.

Wake up early, arrive early, and head straight for the East halls first if you are targeting for the doujin stuff. Chances are the popular ones will ran out of stock before 1PM. (That happened to me huhuhu)

Bring shopping bags with you (or you can buy the official Comiket huge bag for 1000 yen).

This year’s shopping bag design for Summer Comiket.

What to remember when at the event:

Always keep you things in check! Japan is generally a safe place but there are still instances of losing stuff in a huge crowd like Comiket.

Patiently wait in line for the goods. You will get your turn soon.

Watch out for free stuff! Companies and other doujin circles sometimes give extra items so try to keep an eye on your surroundings.

Throw your trash properly. Separate plastic bags, papers, and PET bottles.

Can’t understand Japanese? Look for the International Help Desk at the 2nd floor of the East hall!

I only attended days one and three for Comiket. I would have loved to go to day two as well, but I too tired from walking and carrying stuff on first day, plus my allowance won’t let me.

Main reason for attending day one – TOKOTOKO CDS!

I didn’t get to take a lot of photos for Comiket because it was super crowded you can’t just stay put on a certain area to take a picture without people bumping you from both sides. I just took what I can and went ahead to explore.

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Fate/Grand Order was a huge hit even at Comiket, so there were tall prints around the West halls for the FGO girls.

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This is all that I got after Comiket. Most of what I got are for free, can you guess which?

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For those who are planning to go to next season’s Wonder Festival and Comic Market, they are scheduled on February 18, 2018 and December 29-31, 2017. Book your flights now and remember to plan ahead before the Cold Wars.

Otaku Summer Wars: A Wonfes + Comiket post by Kaitsun This is not a "Guide to Wonder Festival / Comic Market" post. Close, but no. I was planning to write a blog about my summer otaku event experiences but almost a week passed after Comiket and I can't stop playing TS4, so I just had to do something about this procrastination.

#c92 #comic market #comiket #comiket 2017 #summer comiket 2017 #summer wonfes 2017 #wonfes #wonfes 2017

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