The Inner Workings of a Chibi.

kikithegirl:

hahahastarrysleeper:
theblackship:
lionphantom:
godcolorsintheworld:
I’ve always wondered if God gets excited when we finally find the person He created us to be with. Or if He is watching and is like, “That was them! NO. NO. TURN AROUND! YOU MISSED THEM! THAT WAS THEM!”
“UGH, WHY ARE ALL MY OTPS WALKING BY EACH OTHER WITHOUT NOTICING!”
We are in a giant reality tv show and God and the angels are the fandom.
thunderstorms are nothing more than ship wars going on in heaven

Rain is when an OTP goes through a bunch of angst and torment. They’re up there crying over it.

When it’s really hot outside, it means that the OTP is having sexy times. The angels are easily excitable.

Snowstorms are them being pissed off because their OTP is just being stupid. "Come on, idiot! Just confess your feelings!“

Tornadoes are the ultimate ship war.

sarahfongcosplay:

I did it, tumblr. I finished ;~;
Wig/makeup/etc will be on Saturday so stay tuned.

She finished! Good job, Sarah!

raipelelle:

:: Black Cat ::
Train Heartnet: Raipelelle
Photo: Michael Lee
On World Cosplay // Few more there and on Facebook

Check out my good friend doing her cosplay thang!

blackfangirlsunite:

sourcedumal:
red3blog:
DC Comics’ Amanda Waller’s various incarnations over the years. Notice a trend?
UGH.
I am SO PISSED THE FUCK OFF
The Wall is a FAT DARK SKINNED NAPPY HAIRED WOMAN
FUCK THIS SKINNY LIGHT SKINNED GIRL THEY GOT IN THIS SHOW
SHE IS NOT THE WALL
You already know fat dark skinned woman can not have any place on tv if she is not shuckin, jivin, being a mammy, or someone’s sassy friend

OK yeah this sucks :( That’s a huge transformation. At the same time, don’t bash the light skinned skinny girl, she didn’t do anything, the show did. It’s more like “fuck the show” not “fuck that light skinned girl.”

Just continue being yourself. You're such an adorable and wonderful person!!!! And, in all honesty, it makes me really happy every time I see you in my dash haha. I hope that you have a really good day, you definitely deserve it!!!

Anonymous

Awwww, thank you so much anon! You’re a sweetie, too, thanks for all the love and support :)

Oh hey I have 500 followers there are 500 people following me what do I do with this information how do I <3 you all properly?

ctrayn:

I wish Batman was depicted like this more often. Many of his villains are mentally ill and victims of tragic circumstances, it would be nice to see him try to help them as much as he helps the people they put in danger because of their problems.

I agree. I mean I love the dark and gritty Batman world, sure, but I really love the Batman: Animated Series world. I liked the idea that not all of the bad guys were these terrible, unredeemable folks. I liked that, at some points in the series, they really just.. wanted to be normal. And I liked the times when Batman understood that, like here. "I had a bad day once, too.“ I like that the bad guys in this series felt so… human. Not completely bad, but not completely good. Some were terrible, some were just going about things wrong. This was the first series I watched as a kid where good and bad wasn’t this clear cut definition.

Sometimes, Batman had to be the hero and stop the Penguin.

Sometimes, the Penguin just… wanted the girl to like him

Sometimes, Batman was right about everything.

Other times, he felt guilty about the things he did: Two-Face, for example, was a good person before. Which yes, the Nolan movies captured, but in the animated series him and Bruce were friends, for a while! (there were episodes he showed up in BEFORE the Two-Face episode, there was a friendship between them, and it killed Bruce to see that happen to him).

But the best part about the moments where Batman felt guilty about the villains? He actually… cared about some of them. He cared about Robin and Batgirl, sure, but… having nightmares about Two Face. Feeling bad for Mr. Freeze and his wife. Just… episodes where the good guys learn the back story of the bad guys and just had this moment of, ”… wow. Shit.“ Because then, as a kid (and adult), you’re watching like, "Wow… so you’re not flat out bad.” Because some of us have, as Batman says here, “A bad day.”

It also answers the question that I had as a kid of, you know, why doesn’t the hero just get rid of the bad guy? You keep locking him or her away, they get out, and do it all over again. But this series, this CARTOON, shows that hey, the bad guys are people too.

Harley just… wanted a dress.