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On fucked up friendships
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Day two of asking for context on this photo
Exploring the universe with my son in front of me just in case.
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"black shadow figure and their partner they love and protect" is my favorite genre of media
Mushishi is one of those pieces of media that really sticks with you in a way that matters- and because of this, I’ve found it very difficult to find other media like it. While it’s originality is truly something one of a kind, I’ve been on a mission every since watching/reading it to find other media that feels similarly impactful.
That being said! Let’s jump right into my list of anime (and cartoons) & manga you should watch/read if you like mushishi-
1) The girl from the other side (manga- currently being adapted into an anime)
2) witch hat atelier (manga - currently being adapted into an anime)
3) XXX holic (I recommend the manga over the anime, but a single season anime dose exist)
4) over the garden wall (not a anime but a cartoon mini-series that has similar vibes)
5) the moomins 1977 (another cartoon- again with similar vibes)
6) ODD taxi (this is a bit of a weird one, but this anime follows a similar story structure to mushishi! Aka it’s super chill)
That’s the list for now!
If you’ve read to the bottom and aren’t a fan of mushishi, but are a fan of any of these other shows- I would still recommend checking out everything on this list. And if you feel like I’ve missed a show or two reblog with some of your own recommendations as well!
i saw my own post on my dash for the first time so here’s some explaination:
1. “The foos are fighting now until 10pm” is dad’s way of telling me “foo fighters are on austin city limits for a full hour”
2. he does not call me pops he calls himself pops and he signed the text
3. he types in shorthand and uses as little punctuation as possible hence the “baked tater”
4. to this day he’s rly proud of this. i told him he has 180k notes and he giggles and says, “what was my line again?” and i tell him, “don’t like that pic” and he gets a kick out of it
an incomplete collection of tweets i consider to be short poems
this is worded like he dressed up like that to satisfy kojima’s soldier kink
he did
I forgot I have to be active here so here’s my Twitter tutorial on how to draw folds I made a while back to help a friend!
getting show recs from people on tumblr
It has been over a year. I did not know what Bluey was before I made this post. I am not going to watch Bluey because of responses on this post. Also, I wanted to let all you guys know that Bob the Builder teaches us all lessons about construction equipment in a way no other show does, making it far more meaningful and important than what 99% of vapid adult programming has to offer. Can we fix it? “Yes we can,” says Bob the Builder - an inspiring message and one far more meaningful for our times than any tragedy (ew) Shakespeare could ever write.
