The One U Shouldn’t Kill…

some redraws c:

came here with them☀️

(I love them sm)

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Do you think it would have been cool if Atsushi's white tiger aged with him as he grew up

"love is touching souls"

Just wanted to draw something silly

I do find it interesting how Fitzgerald is the first character to bring up not just the Headmaster, but Atsushi’s parents.

You have a father doing whatever it takes to bring his daughter back to life.

And the son that was abused and abandoned that’s being ridiculed and taunted over the fact that he was unwanted.

Komaeda’s Sloppy Nut Treat

(Inspired by this post)

at the end of this story...

Concept:

I love the idea that in the beginning Dazai tried to mimic how he’d seen others in law enforcement act.

Given he was going to join a detective agency.

One he didn’t exactly know much about other then the Port Mafia’s biases and assumptions of them.

Namely that they were a bunch of goody too shoes who obeyed the law above all else.

And how the second he meets his new partner that he’s completely thrown for a loop. To the point where Dazai seriously wants to sit Mori down and ask if he’d ever met any member of the Agency.

Like ever.

Because the Agency may operate in the light and aid law enforcement but they are a grey organisation.

Dazai recognises several of their clients but what confuses him is that the others are more then aware with their affiliations.

But a job is a job.

Kunikida feels like he should be the poster child for responsibility. And yet he’s the one proposing that they go steal someone’s car.

His ideals aren’t as black and white as they first appeared to be and it fascinates him.

Dazai was already ready to go play nice and smooth things over when the cops got in their way. Only to stand there in shock as Kunikida fearlessly lectured them.

Demanding that they get out of his way because lives are at stake. It takes a second but then Dazai’s right there with him following along.

The Agency are like 4 people who’ve banded together and vowed to save lives and protect this city no matter what.

With whatever methods they see fit to do so and they are loved and feared. With bonds that are forged by stars and every bomb, chainsaw and gun at their disposal.

And Dazai adores them.

Listen Fifteen is Dazai assuming that Chuuya’s some loud brash idiot and how he gets that completely wrong and paying for it.

And I love the concept of that theme carrying on here.