This Is A Bit Of An Older Drawing I Made Last Year When I First Got Into Digital Art. I Love This But

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The dichotomy of the league of villains will always be amazing to me. Shigaraki and Dabi can kill dozens of people in the blink of an eye. Toga and Compress are deadly too but their quirks also instill a sense of paranoia. If they're around you are not safe and you can't trust anyone around you; and after sad man's parade, Twice was capable of BOTH.

And then you look at their personalities and all of them are just sad wet cats with parental issues and trauma. They just want friends and a sense of belonging. They play league of legends and want to buy cute clothes. They consider their group family because no one else will and you sit there and wonder how the fuck these are the most feared terrorists in all of Japan.

Lovers to enemies🔪 or enemies to lovers❤️‍🩹

"The Visit" - Little Nightmares Short Comic

Anyways, I love batshit insane, bastard Thin Man. It's my favorite interpretation of him, and is actually what I believe him to be as in Little Nightmares 2. Let me explain.

At first, I liked the interpretation of the Thin Man wanting to save himself from repeating the same mistakes, only to be trapped in a time loop. This paradox is cool, but that's too hopeful for a game like Little Nightmares.

The world of LN is twisted, and cruel. Innocents turned guilty. Victims becoming abusers. Regular people becoming monsters. Children becoming Adults. And I think... The Thin Man is no exception to this rule. I think, he is most definitely a bastardized version of Mono.

A twisted view into what kind of monster Mono becomes, if he doesn't let go of his grievances; which, spoiler alert--he doesn't.

That older, more selfish version of the little paperbag boy who becomes so obsessed after his betrayal, that he was willing to kill his younger self for even trying to take his "friend" away from him. Similar to The Lady who hungers like her Guests', I think he is under the influence of the transmission's broadcasts like his own Viewers as well, in order to distract himself from the betrayal that happened to him.

After all, how do you sit in a chair for so long? The answer is by being distracted and preoccupied, of course. I think he doesn't allow himself to think about it entirely, because it'd make him spiral badly.

And when Mono finally opens the door to his room, that distraction is interrupted.

And while yes, I believe that he isn't even known to be real by the residents of the Pale City, I think he still influences them somewhat via the Transmission, and he is the blueprint on what makes every adult so monstrous and so one-track minded. His influence is just THAT strong.

Besides, he is the big bad of LN 2. You should feel sorry for the circumstances that lead him to why he chooses to remain in his seat, but not for the atrocities he commits because he's an adult that's purely powered by his instincts: which is to retrieve his long lost companion at all costs. Which, he doesn't even succeed at, seeing as to how he keeps snagging the wrong kid every damn cycle.

It's this neglectful nature that spurs on the generational abuse, and in turn, keeps the cycle going. Getting physical isn't the reason abuse exists, it's always been neglect; Physical only comes next either on it's own, or an after effect of neglect. Which is also why I've began to dislike the idea that The Thin Man has good intentions, the moment he is "set free" from his prison.

You can't expect a person to stay sane and clean after spending a lifetime in the belly of a huge beast that's constantly consuming him. And that, I think, is the case of The Thin Man; He is no longer the sweet little boy who just wants to keep his friend safe as much as possible, these intentions of his have been twisted to the utmost extent that he becomes obsessed. Possessive. Isolating.

Keeping his friend safe is no longer the priority, it's just keeping his friend by his side for as long as he can, whether she wants to or not.

As for the relevance of the topic to the comic? This comic is actually just a concept scenario of "What if, he knows who his friend really is, and knows where she lives". But I don't think The Thin Man canonically--nor fully-- is aware of the fact that The Lady might actually be the very person who he's looking for.

He is a paradox caused by his own actions, and his inability to break free from this toxic mindset. After all, the adults of LN are all monsters in their own way. And the most normal looking ones? They're typically the most depraved.

Well, that escalated quickly. Sorry for low quality ✌️

I cannot get this out of my head. I just got caught up with @kyri45's shadowpeach bio parents au and the ithica saga just came out three days ago and i had to

This is my first time ever doing an edit. I just can't get it out of my head i hope ya'll like it!!

little detail, wukong calling out to macaque part is his perspective as his kaiju form is stabilizing, it's what he's seeing anyways enjoy

somebody pay for me to medically transition im so tired of not cracking open vials of testosterone and slurping them down like some half starved twink in the middle of the night

i'm apologizing in advance for this one

Hell's Hottest Daddy 🔥🔥

So I’m still not used to drawing digitally cause I am a traditional artist

This took way too long and I did it in one sitting 😭

And here’s some additional doodles :)