Omg joker Omg persona Omg new hyperfixation

Playing persona 5 for the first time no spoilers this 👆is how it’s going rn

Omori × Persona 5 All Out Attacks!! 💜🔪

follow up to my former post, now we have Basil and Mari ✨️

I fucking love this game

akechi’s recurring dream

New cover art for my Persona x BnHA fanfic; Bound By Chains. Created by @thefruitloop-chan

This is a story of Izuku Midoriya obtaining the power of Persona and undergoing his own Journey after returning to Japan from living in America for the past ten years with his family.

If you’re interested here’s the link to the story: https://archiveofourown.org/works/53841583/chapters/136276558

Edit: Added some details to the background that were forgotten.

"You're on a path in the woods. And at the end of that path is a cabin. And in the basement of that cabin is a prince. You're here to slay him."

Got hit with au brainrot. But like, shuake slay the princess au would slap, right?

mark my words, I'll write a oneshot (twoshot? several shot) for this au one day

Tis a niche of its own

Sorry there is only two female characters, I kinda pulled these off the top of my head and probably missed a ton of other candidates. Reblog with an addition if you have one!

Edit: I forgot to make this poll a week long! Once this poll ends I'll remake it with new additions depending on the results (the characters with the fewest results will be replaced with suggested characters from the notes so be sure to suggest some!) in the meantime tho plz reblog to increase sample size

This follows my own definition of what "Comic Relief" means: A character that is used as a conduit for comedy in a piece of media

Through character studies I have determined that there are 5 types of comic relief: the Character Relief, the Audience Relief, the Tone Shifter, the Butt of the Joke, and the Slapstick. Characters that identify as "Comic Relief" usually fall into one or more of these categories

Further explanation under the cut

The Character Relief refers to a character who actively makes jokes to be funny in-universe through conscious humor. Examples from this poll would be Sans and Rayla, who go out of their way to make their friends laugh

The Audience Relief refers to a character who makes the audience laugh regardless of their impact on the story. Examples from this poll would be Lapis and Gus, who are often involved in comedic bits meant for audience entertainment that aren't acknowledged by the narrative as anything unprecedented

The Tone Shifter refers to a character who makes jokes to relieve tension and shift the tone of a scene, either consciously or unconsciously. Examples from this poll would be Jay and Leo, as they both consciously make jokes about grim situations to help their friends or family feel better. Additionally, Jay would do this unconsciously before his trauma made him start doing it on purpose

The Butt of the Joke refers to a character who is made fun of by other characters in-universe, whether endearingly or not. Examples from this poll would be Dewey and Lance, who are often met with insults whenever they do something wrong or silly. The insults are usually meant to be endearing and comedic, but they can still feed into the character's possible inferiority complex. This also applies whenever a villain hits them with a sick burn*

The Slapstick refers to a character who is made fun of by the narrative and the audience like a punching bag. Examples from this poll would be Sokka and Yusuke, who are sometimes put in troubling and awkward situations as a gag for the audience's entertainment alone. These gags are not fun for the characters yet delightful to watch

Most comic relief characters can be characterized as multiples of these. For example, Jar-Jar from Star Wars is both Slapstick and Audience Relief, and even if you don't find his jokes funny that doesn't change the fact that they were written with your entertainment in mind

If you're curious how a "The Narrative's Favorite (derogatory)" character would fit into this chart, they're likely both a Butt of the Joke and a Slapstick character, making their life absolute hell. To be honest, MK from Monkie Kid is an example of a character who fits all 5 categories, but he isn't blue so he isn't in this poll

*Ok if you've ever seen Phineas and Ferb Mission Marvel let me just say MODOK is a total Butt of the Joke and my favorite line in that special is when a TV announcer calls him a "Giant Chicken Egg with a Face" and I just had to mention that omg

Lucina in Joker’s Outfit

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You: It would have been better if we’d never met. None of this would have happened.

Him: Hey, y/n look at me. I’d rather die tomorrow than live a hundred years without knowing you.

๛ 𝐌𝐀𝐍𝐆Á 𝐈𝐂𝐎𝐍𝐒

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my silly, indulgent mini zine, "Goro Akechi Says Stuff By Raymond from OK KO," is available for online purchase!

Zines come in either pastel green or pink, and each come with a sticker I made! ☕️ 🌹🤖

Kinda had in mind to make a kin list, and then I've found this meme, and things happened... :3

(I know I cheated a bit with Steven and Globby, but I DO relate to Steven, but I also didn't want to leave Globby out!)

(Also, is Steven in the "LGBTQ+ community" category or in the "mental illness" one? Yes.)

(Tagging anyone who sees this and wants to try it. ^^)

Since I already drew Persona 5 characters in the Omori style... how about the other way around? 🔄

Headspace Versions 💭

Obsessed with this disaster couple, they make me So So mentally Unwell

Fandom: Miraculous Ladybug

Sample Size: 5,443 crossover stories

Source: AO3

okay i want you to picture a video game where at the start of the game the main character is framed and arrested for a crime that they did not commit. over the course of the game, this character forms a rivalry with another character, and this rival character has had it ROUGH. a female family member died when they were at a young age, which fueled their quest for revenge and led to them working with the game's secondary (and more prominent) villain while secretly furthering their own agenda, only for them to be at least somewhat unwittingly strung along by the main villain behind the curtain to attempt to destroy the world. the rival character performs a heroic sacrifice at the end of their debut game but is immediately brought back in the next installment because they got too popular and sega needed more money, and when they were brought back, it was in a significantly edgier capacity than before, though this time, they and the main character were staunch allies while keeping their rivalry intact.

which game were you thinking of?