only in the darkness can you see the stars

☟︎♏︎ ♎︎□︎ ♌︎♏︎ ❖︎♓︎♌︎♓︎■︎!!

Todoroki: There’s only one thing worse than a soul in a bottle

Todoroki: *Rips the paper off to reveal the full sentence, saying ‘Deku’s soul in a bottle’*

Bakugou: Deku

Todoroki: NO

I see the 20s are already repeating themselves with The Great Depression...but instead of an economical depression, we’re talking an entire generation of millennials with depression. Rise up

Here take my version of an alignment chart. Doubled up because we all know we have our baby BABY and bastard BASTARD characters as well as all the others

In celebration of the Area 51 raid today, please take this

Saeran look out Rika’s behind you

Oh god he has his AirPods in he can’t hear me. Saeran. SAERAN BE CAREFUL RIKA’S GONNA CATCH Y OU

“Don’t talk to me or my twin or my twin’s twin or my twin’s twin’s twin ever again”

Mew: Hey I’m going to Kecleon Market you want anything

Pip: I want my partner back :’(

Mew: Uhh yeah I only got like 13 P so;;

Me: Here’s this art I made!! Definitely not wallpaper worthy but it’s alright :)

Person: Hey hi I love this so much I set it as my desktop/phone wallpaper!

Me:

What she says: I’m fine

What she means: The partner being the one to disappear in PSMD defies all the logic of previous PMD games and makes the player truly realize how it feels to have someone you care about so much just vanish. Up until this point it has always been you, the player, who has to leave, but the pain doesn’t last for long because the game jumps ahead to when you return/are revived. We as players don’t get to witness the months or years that pass after that disappearance, we do not get to see how the partner experiences that loss and the amount of pain they go through, so we brush it off without meaning to. When the partner is the one to disappear, leaving the player behind, it is so much more impactful and really shows that there are consequences, and we get to live through the pain of our closest friend being gone for good, to have to continue to live on without them, to have that endless desire to meet with them again no matter what the cost. And it is the partner’s clear reluctance to leave and their wish to remain with the player still that really hits home, making the message all the more powerful since there’s more at stake this time around. It is heartbreaking and tremendously bittersweet, making it the most emoutional and moving farewell scene out of all the PMD games to date.

Some of you have never lost your partner only to miraculously have them be revived with the help of your once arch-nemesis and it shows

*Record scratch*

*Freeze frame*

Yup, that’s me. You’re probably wondering how I ended up in this situation.

Th...the struggle...is REAL

Sans: here he come

I know this meme is way outdated but please accept it nonetheless