Under New Management ~

I LOVE SWICH MONSTER LAIOS RAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

Had to edit cause i got told it was a proship and i don’t support that all

I miss Hikaru so much

Run them over ig

see you next year...

other comic below🐒

here is a messy comic i made a few weeks back that i dont like very much but i figured i should include it

TW: VIOLENCE

I need Itager in my blood stream

A normal reaction really

Dante ?!

My little homos 🦑🐙

in THIS scene Wukong says You and I

Macaque was content on living a peaceful life with Wukong forever...he didnt care about anything else clearly but that. Just him and Wukong having a happily ever after...

(I'm not the translator BTW)

And to make things better: David Breen (a writer and producer of the show) liked my reply about Macaque being in love with Wukong!!!

SHADOWPEACH IS SO REAL YALL 😭😭😭😭

UPDATE:

It was indeed David who wrote this episode!!!

Something I love about ‘Hikaru’ is how humane ‘he’ is.

Like, yeah, ‘he’ inherited that pure love ‘he’ has for Yoshiki from the real Hikaru’s last wish (either platonic or romantic, probably the real Hikaru did not have enough living time to understand it himself). But despite that, ‘Hikaru’ is not a Yandere kind of character.

‘He’ loves Yoshiki so much, and probably doesn’t know how Yoshiki loved Hikaru just as much from the corner of his mind

And ‘he’ did go out and lost ‘his’ control like a Yandere would, however, what is refreshing about ‘Hikaru’ is that ‘he’ learns.

‘He’ cherises Yoshiki, that’s all there is to it, ‘he’ cherises him for no reason, it’s an unconditional kind of love that ‘he’ has for the other boy (although we will learn the meaning of it at some point). And despite his burning feelings, ‘he’ still has the power to learn ‘his’ place. To accept that Yoshiki doesn’t see ‘him’ as Hikaru and yet to love him still.

*his pained expression when he learns ‘he’ is the reason Yoshiki suffered in silence*

This could be ‘his’ first time being a human, and doesn’t fully know how humans function. But ‘he’s humane enough to put in the effort and learn from his mistakes.

‘His’ love doesn’t make him evil. It makes ‘him’ human.