BSD Headcanons
These are just a few headcanons I have for some of the bsd characters (though they are probably more just me pushing my own experiences onto the characters 😅).
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WARNINGS: mentions of csa, mori, slight (blink and miss it) mentions of skk and sskk, anxiety, a lot of angst
Dazai and Atsushi both hate people yelling. They have spent most of their life surrounded by angry yelling, so the sound really triggers their anxiety.
Kenji has the DIRTIEST mouth. The boy is only 14 but he already makes the other members of the ada blush with his remarks. Ranpo thinks it's the funniest things, and Kyouka has started picking up on some of his more common curses.
On the other hand, Atsushi doesn't cuss often, but when he does you know some shit is about to go down.
Atsushi is great with kids. though, it is more of a product of growing up in the orphanage.
Kunikida uses some of his "teacher tricks" on the ada members (eg. clapping his hands to get their attention, turning off the lights when people are being too loud, and saying "I'll wait" when people are talking over him). And the best part is IT WORKS
Kunikida tutors the younger members of the ada so they have more options for their future. Sometimes he ropes Dazai and Ranpo into helping when he's not sure about a certain topic.
Dazai, depending on the day, can either be amazing with kids, or a child's worst nightmare. Even so, neither Kyouka nor Kenji have ever been afraid of him.
Dazai was a victim of csa (from Mori). He's never told anyone, though Yosano, Fukuzawa, and Ranpo either already know, or have their suspicions. None of them have mentioned it though, not even to each other. Instead, they have decided to let Dazai come to them about it if he so wishes.
Chuuya knows that something was going on between Mori and Dazai, but he isn't sure what. He tried to bring it up once right before Dazai left but was shut down.
One time a lower member of the Mafia tried to make a move on Dazai right in front of Chuuya. Dazai froze when the member grabbed his arm to drag him away. Chuuya noticed and kicked them right at their temple. That member is still in a coma to this day.
Dazai makes his suicidal ideology into a joke so that its not awkward for him to come back after an unsuccessful attempt.
She hasn't put much thought into it at the moment, but when she's older Kyouka comes out as aromantic.
Yosano, Ranpo, and Dazai go to the cafe every Friday night to catch up with all the gossip that they missed through the week.
Ranpo and Yosano have a sibling relationship. They make fun of each other for everything, but the second someone else tries they go for blood.
Atsushi cries himself to sleep a lot
Dazai on the other hand, can't remember the last time he cried. It's been years at least
Dazai's psychological abuse from Mori runs so deep that sometimes he finds himself saying or doing something that reminds him of Mori.
When that happens he usually retreats into himself for the remainder of the day.
It's even worse when it's something he KNOWS he learned from Mori.
Akutagawa doesn't hold a grudge for anything Dazai did to him (even though he would have every right to)
Chuuya got Akutagawa a therapist (on his own dime) when he realized just how bad Dazai abused him
The only people who know that Gin is a girl are Akutagawa (obviously), Dazai, and Hirotsu.
Chuuya, Akutagawa, and Gin try to have a family dinner at least once a week
Later on Dazai and Atsushi join them
Kunikida is secretly protective of Dazai. Although Dazai has never spoken about his past, it isn't hard to see that he has faced some type of abuse. Especially for someone who had to go through seminars for spotting it.
THAT'S ALL FOR NOW!! THANK YOU FOR READING :)
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Time has always been a circle.
a danny phantom writing prompt/ficlet thing.
Clockwork waits in his lair, cycling through his ages until he starts at the ‘beginning’ again, waiting for his favorite moments to come back around.
He knows many things that the other residents of the Infinite Realms do not. He knows that all of the present has already happened countless times millennia ago. He knows that the many universes connected to the realms that orbit them like planets orbit the sun, inability to break the same pattern like gravity holding them in. And knows that there has only ever been one Ghost King, and that is all there’ll ever be.
He grows excited as years pass and the young king’s power grows, and those he holds dear cross over to the Zone or move on completely.
Clockwork watches the hundreds of years passing and even those that promised to stay by his side fade, leaving him alone with only his duty to rule. Another new Halfa capturing his heart wholly, and his soul itself rearranging itself and tearing itself apart when she is ended.
He cries along with the king while he builds his empire, using his power to shape the realms to his heartbreak. Nobody but Clockwork still exists that still knows who he used to be.
Millennia of torment, his unstable emotions leading him to destroy anything that reminds him of what he loved and lost. Even ghosts aren’t immune to the fading of memories, and his beginnings, and the memories that shaped him as a hero fade into obscurity. He simply does what he always has.
A threat rises up after the Ancients grow tired of his tyranny. Clockwork helps them seal the king, and his role in the fate of the king is done. He dutifully watches as a mere ten thousand years of peace reform the zone again, before a foolish Halfa frees the Tyrant.
A ghostling Phantom and the Tyrant king of the Infinite Realms clash in a battle of titans, and the defeated king is sealed back away in the coffin of forever sleep. he will crumble and fade into the fabric of reality before the next person opens the coffin.
Clockwork sighs into the void of creation as the cycle starts again. Even he is starting to grow tired of the cycle where nothing ever changes. For a timeless being has infinite time to grow bored with the recurring events. Maybe in a few more millennia he can break the circle and start a new one, with a new sequence of events can keep him entertained.
Too late he realizes that the circle not only traps the ones he used to delight in observing, but him as well.
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so where would anne, george and mary fall in the "five kids in five years" time line if he's the eldest?
hm, well, we don't know what years henry and thomas boleyn died, since the 'c.1520' seems like it was the date their brasses were made, not, obviously, the date of their deaths (both tiny tombs suggest cot deaths). "the exact date of elizabeth's marriage to thomas boleyn is unknown but her jointure was settled on her in 1501 suggesting a recent marriage some time after 1498 [...]"
so, i would think george was maybe born 1499, 1500, or 1501, mary born 1500, 1501, or 1502, and my personal theory is that anne was born either 1503 or 1504 (possibly 1505...)
*also going back to this quote ('general line rather than heirs male'), why would hunsdon have only said 'eldest daughter/sister', not 'eldest child'? the latter would arguably have given him a stronger claim, i'd assume because he knew the first was true but not the second:
"Lord Hunsdon's rather complicated account of the Boleyn titles shows that he had a good grasp of family history. Although his daughter, in her tomb memorial, stated that Mary Boleyn was the second daughter, it seems more likely that Lord Hunsdon was correct. Where the queen was his co-heir to the Boleyn title, he would have wanted to be very sure of his facts."
Anne Boleyn: Henry VIII's Obsession, Elizabeth Norton
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thinking about how Hisoka started out not wanting any material things to help him sleep because he wanted to be able to fall asleep in any situation, even uncomfortable ones, and how Mankai gradually gifted him things to help him sleep, that he first was warry about but soon enough he started to collect
and the boy who started out with nothing in his corner of his room now has a good pillow, countless plushies, which he always considers is a perfect gift, expertise on good pillows, an eyemask for sleeping purpose, welcoming cozy blankets, and even appropriated himself the coffin in the storage room for perfect napping spot, coffin that he filled with pillows and plushies and find ways to keep locked shut so Tasuku doesn’t drag him out of it (or else he becomes evil on purpose), and now he gets to complain everytime someone slightly disturb his sleep.
He agreed on rooming with Homare because he had such a deep sleep that he would have in theory not been bothered by his loud behavior, and instead he grew more and more irritated with it the more people taught him about cocooning because now his sleep is sacred.
And the lonely “nothing allowed to sleep” rhetoric, was traded with “gotta be hugging something no matter what” which led him to have nap and cuddle buddies like Azuma.
And i think it’s really just a peak character arc, to be someone who denied himself all sort of little comfort to not get used to it, to then become an hedonist plushy bot constantly seeking comfort he’s now allowed and expected to have. As he deserves.
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I feel like the whole discourse about how tumblr treats children’s tv is kinda annoying honestly, because like so much of these types of discussions I think it’s once again gotten kinda flattened into an excuse to feel intellectually superior to people who enjoy X kind of art (fanfic, YA novels, kids shows etc.)
like I think in some instances there’s definitely something to be said about how some people fail to really grapple with the fact that there definitely is difference between kids media and media aimed at adults which leads to kind of shaky criticisms or analysis of kids shows — like I think a huge reason why the steven universe fandom was so frustrating is that ultimately so many people wanted that show to do things they couldn’t feasibly while also being aimed at kids (I’ve heard this was an issue in the MLP fandom also but I know less about that)
but with all that being said I’m starting to see posts where the overall tone and message seems to be that believing a children’s show could deliver complex and profound messages that make them worth watching as an adult is inherently silly, which I kinda think is a huge step back. like it feels like we’re once again returning to the tired ableist trope that gravitating towards kid’s media as an adult is somehow a sign of immaturity or a lack of capability to engage in media that’s “more complex.”
like again I think bad analysis of kids media can be chalked up to just that, bad analysis. fandoms of media aimed at teens or adults engage in bad analysis all the time (look at stranger things) but we’re usually able to acknowledge that as what it is and not act like the people who are passionate about it can’t engage in anything deeper. and idk it seems like we’re returning to this idea that adults shouldn’t want to engage on kids media on a deeper level that finally seemed to be going out of fashion for a bit and I think that’s a shame
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