so this has been done before right
Isn’t this pretty much how the scene went down? Except, you know, this is the edited for T.V. version ^^
so this has been done before right
Isn’t this pretty much how the scene went down? Except, you know, this is the edited for T.V. version ^^
Another request done, whoo! This time it’s for Simon Gannon, the wonderful husband of KrisRix. He requested a Kanji and Yukiko story, which took me by surprise, but then I immediately got an idea :)
Warnings: Sometimes, lessons of acceptance are learned the hard way, and those lessons have the easiest answers.
Urm… spoilers for Kanji’s dungeon, if… that’s even a spoiler anymore, followed by a bunch of notes at the end about my rambly Persona 4 thoughts.
Thanks for requesting this, Simon! It… ended up being a bit deeper than I meant for it to be ^^;;;

If Souji cared as much about Yosuke’s butt as the fandom does.
I wish I could blame this on being drunk, but I’m not.
In my head Souji’s dialogue right now is something close to how Sebastian from Black Butler talks to kittens.
“So soft…"
"Such a fine specimen…”
“This is sublime…”
“Perfection…”
This is the most heterosexual episode of Persona 4 ever.
Straight guys doing straight guy things (this is really well done in the dub, too).
Borrowed Pulse’s Cultural Festival Yosuke for the weekend and it was an exercise and trying to look as uncomfortable and awkward as possible for several hours.
( Souji | Yosuke | Kanji | Photographer )
I don’t understand how such perfect cosplay can exist!
Fandom get your mind out the gutter.
They were always with at least one other person each time.
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Practice safe sex sleeping together? Use a condom summon a PERSONA!
… it’s 2:30 in the morning and I’m tired ^^;;;
Yosuke: I consider Naoto-kun as being one of the guys. Just… with breasts. This makes Naoto-kun the coolest guy I’ve ever met.
(I have no idea why this popped in my head, maybe it’ll find its way into a fic or something?)
Ai ai gasa (相合傘) means to share an umbrella, however, it could also be read as “Love-Love Umbrella”, as the word for love (愛) is also pronounced ai. As such, sharing an umbrella as a couple in Japan is considered a romantic expression, and teens often draw an umbrella with their name and the name of their crush, the way one would in a heart. [x][x]
Souji | Yosuke | Photographer
More perfect cosplay. Just. I wish they’d stop being perfect for a moment so I can catch my breath from the last time they were perfect.