why are people even fucking with gatcha games the wikipedia random article button is $0 and i just rolled a 10th century byzantine encyclopedia on my 17th try
cowboys be like “nah that feller is just a companion to keep the trail a bit less lonely & a lot less dangerous” & then ride funny in the saddle the next 2 days
#explains why Wolfwood was all over the place on a toma in ep 10
I’ve legitimately been laughing about this tag all night, well done @sponsoredbyadhd
People don’t like to admit it bcs cringe or w/e but Homestuck really did revolutionize the webcomic as a storytelling medium and I am endlessly frustrated that before webcomic artists could really stretch our legs fucking webtoonz swooped in, set a new, more restrictive standard, and then monetized and monopolized the ever living fuck out of the concept of The Webcomic until it drove away anyone who couldn’t be a professional quality manga artist for free, and now the only webcomics that actually feel like spiritual successors to Homestuck are so obscure they’re basically cult classics that you have to beg people to read.
Like it’s just so wild to be in high school and see Homestuck be like “we’re using like fifteen different artistic mediums to tell this story bcs we can” and be really fucking inspired by that, only to grow up and see basically every webcomic ever have to conform to One Single Standard or fucking perish.
[ID: A Mob Psycho 100 comic. Muraki gestures to Sakurai, who’s glaring and surrounded by an ominous red-black aura while holding up a sword, and says, “You must understand– he had a terrible childhood.” Mob stares at him, dead-eyed, and replies, “Yes, I understand. I’m having a terrible childhood right now.” Reigen is lying twisted behind him in the Family Guy Death pose. End ID]
Just blessed Vash with a walkman full of “Queen” songs
I like the “I know he knows I know” aspect of their relationship
[ID: A Trigun comic that starts with a Walkman with earbuds plugged in singing, “Is this the real life? Is this just fantasy?” Vash walks in the desert with earbuds in and a smile on his face, dancing dramatically with moves labeled as the Ventriloquist’s A Cappella, Poorly Played Air Guitar, and The Invisible Piano.
As Vash slides on his knees and sings into an imaginary microphone, “Beelzebub has a devil put aside for meee,” Wolfwood stares at him and asks, “… You’re fine, Spikey?” Vash pops out an earbud with a raised-eyebrow grin and says, “Huh?” Wolfwood scowls as he shares an earbud and Vash says, “Oh, just listen, that is the best part.”
The comic, which had previously been accented with bright blue and warm pastels, turns black and white as the song goes, “So you think you can love me and leave me to die?” Wolfwood looks at Vash with furrowed brows, almost seeming accusing or stunned, and Vash smiles mildly, “Cool, right?” En ID]
