Oh oh oh! I do! This would be so cute! *watches ask get nothing* or… you know, that’s fine too…
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Can we just talk about this scene for a second. In the dub, she’s totally hitting on Kanji here shut up I know what I’m doing!
When Yosuke is all, “Tickled pink, huh Kanji?” about Naoto joining the team, and Kanji blushes and spazzes like the big cutie he is, in the Japanese version Naoto says something like, “Do your best,” or some words of encouragement about them working to solve the case.
In the dub he spazzes, she looks at him and smiles and is like, “It’s o.k,” which my OTP brain takes to mean, “It’s o.k. if you’re flustered about me being here, I don’t mind cuz imma totally tap that,” and he’s all, “…. yeah whatever…” and looks away blushing.
I’m just sayin’ dubbed Naoto knows what she wants.
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LOL
This part in Arena is so great! The way she says it, it just… so, so wonderful. She stutters so much over it, and just… this leads to lovely ideas of Kanji trying to teach Naoto how to swear and not be proper all the time.
Kanji: When you have a bad day at work, say, “Fuck this shit!”
Naoto: H-huh?
Kanji: Come on, just try it! "Fuck this shit! Get bent!“
Naoto: U-um… fffffffu…. f-f-fuc-… this… um… shhhh… please to be getting bent?
Kanji: No! Damnit Naoto!
Naoto: I-I apologize, I simply cannot-
Kanji: Just say it!
Naoto: This… t-this particular s-s-shit… is in need of some… f-f-fucking, now please to be getting b-bent…
Kanji: *slaps forehead*
Naoto: fuckthisshitgetbent! *blushes and hides forever*
Kanji: … it’s a start, at least.
After seeing how many Kanji’s there were at Katsucon, I decided I needed to do something a little different. So with a little help from Nikita and a bit of leftover fabric from Scruffy Hawkeye, we managed to come up with this: my first run as Shadow Kanji.
Photo by Cozpho Photography (Cozpho)
Persona 4: Shadow Kanji by *Requiem-Rain
I approve of this cosplay.
I need context for this sketch :( otherwise I’m going to headcanon it >.<
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Finished with the Pinkamena clock commission. Now I’m going to happily ship it off so I can sleep at night.
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Anonymous asked: My anon confessionn: I'm really materialistic. I feel like it's to a fault. I truly believe that money=happiness even though I know it's not? I would rather be surrounded by material comfort than physical people. I would rather go to college and get a degree in something I don't like just so I can be rich and buy myself things than to chase my passion and risk being poor. Maybe I fear being poor? I don't know.
I can understand this thought process because of me wanting to be a writer. I remember hearing the “starving artist” or “writing isn’t a real job” or “English major? So you’re gonna be a teacher? They don’t get paid shit… oh wait, you’re not? What else can you do with that major?” So I went through this period of thinking, “Well shit, this is a throw away major, maybe I should go with one that has a future and is financially stable.” But you know what? I’m really glad I stuck with it, because I couldn’t be happier. Granted, I had a huge detour with working retail and thinking THAT was going to be my future, because writing wasn’t kicking off right away. I had this mindset of, “The economy is bad I’m lucky I DO have a job, better stay at GameStop 5ever,” but… I wasn’t happy.
I’m not sure if there is a such thing as financially stable, as there will always be bills, or things that need to be paid for, and whatnot. I think what people should strive for is “comfortable,” which… isn’t as tricky as it sounds.
It took some time but I feel like writing, and crafts, and all the things I like is going somewhere. I also think that, yes, it’s nice to have things, but it’s possible to do what you like AND get the things you like, even if you don’t have all the money in the world. I have a whole lot of geeky things in my house, that cost a crap ton of money, but it’s possible to spend properly, or save up enough to get the things you want, or go where you want to go or do what you want to do. Like, my partner and I have decided to have “date nights” once a week where we do something, whether it be go to a movie, or go out to eat, and just… have fun.
It’s possible to go to those nice restaurants and not spend, spend, spend. It’s possible to buy the video games you want, or figures, or whatever, while not having a lot of money. It’s possible to be materialistic and happy, I guess is what I’m saying? Like, I very much like things, lol, and I fully believe in getting myself something each paycheck, it can be like… the next volume to Black Butler, or a movie, or whatever, as long as its something. This way, I don’t feel like, “Oh god I’m so poor I can’t get anything,” it’s like, “Oh hey, I’m doing o.k. I just got something off my Amazon wishlist.”
I might get it from my parents, who spoiled me rotten, then when I got older I learned that they didn’t have the money I thought they did. I mean, we weren’t poor, but I swear I thought we had all the money in the world. I got that Super Nintendo as a kid, the Barbies I wanted, all that stuff. I use to not know how they did it, but I guess I’m starting to get it now as I save a little here and there, and whatnot. Like, last year, somehow I was able to take a random, unplanned trip to L.A. for E3 after a friend got us passes. Like, after a con, we had enough money saved to get there and back, have a place to stay, and have fun while out there, and just… somehow… I’ve become an… adult who can… have nice things?
Uunf, my love for Yu Yu Hakusho is STRONG!
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