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Whumpee thinking that they just have cramps from a stomachache or their upcoming period, only to come down with a serious UTI.

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me and my friends do this thing called “hitting em with the googoo gaga” where when we get hate mail or shit talked in online games we just reply “googoo gaga.” it makes gamers unspeakably mad. dont know why

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Doodle(s)

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Kau (狗) the “dog” from 咎狗の血

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I forgot how much I love Rin.

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A friend!! (This will be available as a sticker soon :D)

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In memory of the funniest scene and biggest emotional climax in Killing Stalking. It’s not dead. I just like remembering it.

Sangwoo is not my favourite whumper, but he is probably my favourite example of a ‘funny whumper’ to date.

I was never super invested in Killing Stalking. I might do a scene-by-scene analysis of some of the better moments someday. This scene was probably my favourite one. It really reminds you that the series is neither a romance nor a psychological horror but absurdist dramedy. 

In the climax of the first arc, which was my favourite one when I got updates, the conflict rests on whether Beom can ‘cross the line.’ When he does, Sangwoo’s first instinct is to take the piss and lift him back inside, kicking and screaming.  When you first read it, seeing Beom escape feels thrilling. You watch him spend so long feeling anxious about the risk of death if he is caught and talking about his desire to be free and happy that you cannot help but root for him to triumph over his obsession.

Seeing Sangwoo casually crush Beom’s optimism is even more exciting. You expect Sangwoo to feel angry and brutalise Beom because the comic says so. It would not even be disappointing because the main appeal was Beom being kept in the basement and mouth-fed, bathed, dressed, and nursed. Then, Sangwoo turns everything on its head by playing the funny man. It feels like Sangwoo is 100% calm and composed. He does not feel any guilt or anxiety. You cannot help but feel slightly intimidated and helpless!

Of course, I just remembered this, but then there is the whole line, “Put me down!! You spawn of a dog!!” Seeing a whumpee fight back is so satisfying, especially when it is the first time and they are so animalistic and ineffective. It feels cathartic and honest but safe.

The muted colours, the camera angles… Everything is working to make this emotionally climactic. Out of all of the chapters, Chapter 8 honestly defines their relationship, especially for Beom. I might do an analysis of just Chapter 8. 

There are a lot of good moments that I did not mention, which have interesting subtext. 

I will have to practice more and would have to be in the right mood to do it. We will see! ❤️

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Also notable, in Killing Stalking, Bum almost always verbally refers to Sangwoo as “Sangwoo-ssi,” keeping the polite honorific. It plays into their power dynamic. However, there is an instance in Chapter 6 when he drops it.

(More on Bum’s manner of speech towards Sangwoo below the cut)

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Perfect Blue | Satoshi Kon | 1997

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ベルセルク (Berserk)  Vol. 1  c o l o r f u l  In this world, is the destiny of mankind controlled by some transcendental entity or law? Is it like the hand of God hovering above? At least it is true that man has no control; even over his own will Kentaro Miura  x Odio  オディオ  O D I O

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mood

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Lately, I’ve been feeling very creative, if you couldn’t tell. :^^^)

Audio taken from here!