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Just look into the ocean and feel peacefully from the lullaby of the ocean.

Jellyfish Exibition at The Institute of Marine Science of Burapha University, Chonburi, Thailand

#jellyfish #just relax #museam #ocean

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お誕生日おめでとう!赤司くん!

#akakuro #akashi seijuro #akashi #knb #happybirthday

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Gyaaaaa!!!!!!!! Finally arrived!!!!!!!!

My babies, i finally have you ♥️💙

SCREAM OUTLOUND!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

#Akakuro #akashi seijurou #kuroko no basket #kuroko tetsuya #megahouse

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Chiune Sugihara. This man saved 6000 Jews. He was a Japanese diplomat in Lithuania. When the Nazis began rounding up Jews, Sugihara risked his life to start issuing unlawful travel visas to Jews. He hand-wrote them 18 hrs a day. The day his consulate closed and he had to evacuate, witnesses claim he was STILL writing visas and throwing from the train as he pulled away. He saved 6000 lives. The world didn’t know what he’d done until Israel honored him in 1985, the year before he died.

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Hoodies! Book! How cute! My Akakuro ❤️💙

Just Relax ☆ Kurobas Style

#Akakuro #akashi seijurou #kuroko tesuya #just relax

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【AkaKuro】Amakute Amai

Title: あまくてあまい (It’s Sweet, So Sweet) Artist: 田宮 Pairing: Akashi Seijuurou & Kuroko Tetsuya Language: English Scanner: kyoukasetsura Translator: fyenale Typesetter/Editor: akashikuroko

※ LEASE DO NOT RE-UPLOAD THE IMAGES ON OTHER WEBSITES.

The entire theme of the story is about J-World Tokyo’s Winter Festival last December 4, 2015 ~ January 31, 2016. The event featured Akashi and Kuroko.

Just a little treat from Fye and I because it’s our birthday today! (If you’re new to my blog, then yes, we share the same birthday. ww) We appreciate all the support we’ve gotten until now, and we hope to still keep the AkaKuro love alive. ^^ Special thanks to Kyouka and nanasbrf, as well. Enjoy!

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2018.1.10赤黒真ん中バースデーおめでとう御座いました！ やっぱり間に合わなかったけれど😓

2018.1.16 Tool:AdobeSketch&Photoshop

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Me @ me: “Hey maybe don’t draw the entire first season of YOI from yakov feltsman’s perspective. That will take weeks and you’re an adult with a life”

…I did it.

Bonus:

Loosely based on this post.

{My Twitter}

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Happy Birthday！ by  ユメウタヨツバ(夢唄よつば)

please follow and support the artist!

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st petersburg

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bookends

victor’s first words in the series

and his last.

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stay close to me

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all i want is a partner who is way out of my league but thinks that i’m way out of their league and we’ll live together in perfect confused harmony with a dog

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Yuri on Ice interview translation - Spoon 2Di 2016/12 (p38-41)

Here’s an interview with Manabu Ootsuka, producer and actually also representative director of animation studio MAPPA. It appeared on the Dec. 2016 issue of Spoon 2Di. It’s very interesting, as it’s a still different point of view compared to seiyuu and other creators. It only covers the first 4 episodes because Spoon is published earlier than other magazines and this issue was sold in stores at the end of October.

By the way, in the interview he mentions Sayo Yamamoto’s short anime “ENDLESS NIGHT”. It’s also about figure skating and it’s really beautiful. I highly suggest checking it out! (It’s not hard to find, just lookup the title on YouTube..) I admit I just watched it today for the first time too because I didn’t know of its existence… 

I will also take this chance to encourage everyone to appreciate the role of Sayo Yamamoto in YOI. Mitsurou Kubo is on the SNS and you see her name often so everyone knows her, but Yamamoto is as involved in YOI as Kubo is (if not more, since the idea to create YOI in the first place was hers). As you can read in this interview too, many of the brilliant ideas in YOI come from her. Apparently she is very busy so there are still no interviews with her, but I hope we’ll see something in the future.

Since the article is quite long I’m putting it under a cut. Enjoy!

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MAPPA producer Manabu Ootsuka interview “Yuri on Ice” has gathered many skilled creators, among which director Sayo Yamamoto and Mitsurou Kubo-san. This show, that stands out for its quality even when compared to other original anime, has been supported by the production studio MAPPA. We have invited its producer Manabu Ootsuka to ask him about inside stories and the appeal of this anime.

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Shall we not talk about the face grab though?

Let’s talk about the face grab.

Because on so many occasions in anime, the face grab is used in a sensual/sexual context.

But not in this scene.

Hell, we’ve even seen it used in a sensual context in this particular anime

See the difference though? The thing is that in the scene with Yuuri, it’s gentle and careful and romantic.

With Yurio, it’s not.

And most importantly: it’s not meant to be.

Because, believe it or not, Victor is angry.

He doesn’t show it the way Yuuri or Yurio would, but he’s pretty pissed.

We know this through a few things, first of all, the fact that he replies to Yurio’s taunt, something which he, the mature adult, wouldn’t usually do.

You can even see it in his stance. He’s literally and metaphorically stooping to Yurio’s level. He’s lowering his back, leaning close with those half-lidded eyes and that sarcastic smile. In a way, he is mocking, belittling Yurio. And it’s something we’ve never seen him purposefully do with the intention of hurting someone.

And, well, he doesn’t intend to hurt Yurio. It’s his defense mechanism. More than anything, it’s a sign of how upset he is.

The face grab is the culmination of this

I think we all know how rarely Victor touches other people without their permission.

Which means he must be absolutely livid here.

Yurio may be just a kid but he’s tired of his shit.

It’s a way to remind him of his standing.

It’s a way of saying “Know your place, brat.”

“You don’t know the first thing about me. Who gave you the right to speak?”

And I’m not sure whether this is a thing in Russian, but in my language (Polish, which has Slavic origins, just like Russian), we have a phrase 'Nie pyskuj’ which translates as ‘don’t talk back’, but literally means something like ‘don’t muzzle off’. Essentially, ‘don’t run your mouth’.

So, in a way, you could interpret this as Victor literally closing and holding his mouth so that he stops yapping.

And if you think about it, this is the most violent behavior we’ve seen from Victor. He’s literally never acted like that. He’s never been that affected by anything to act like that.

But now, he’s pissed, and he can hardly control himself. And you could interpret the source of his anger as multiple things, but I’ll personally stick with the idea that he hates how Yurio is insulting Yuuri. I doubt that Victor cares how Yurio bad-mouths him personally, he can deal with being insulted himself. But the kid doesn’t get to talk that way about his fiance.

And the next we see of him is this smile

And I’m sure some people would like to consider it ‘flirty’ (especially when taken out of context), but more than anything, it’s a challenging smile. It’s sarcastic. He’s still mocking Yurio, and doing so just with his expression. He’s sneering at him. He’s showing that in every single way he’s above him and his petty insults (even though it’s clear that he’s also falling for them).

It’s interesting to see how Victor handles his anger because we’ve never seen him like that before. He’s never truly been angry.

This is a glimpse into the Victor we don’t know and it’s a curious one.

What’s even more curious is how quickly he gets over it and thinks this:

He quickly finds something positive about the situation. Because not even Yurio and his stupid insults can keep him down for long, not when he’s reminiscing about Hasetsu, feeling the ring on his finger and thinking of Yuuri.

Because ultimately Victor doesn’t hold grudges the way Yurio does. He lets things go easily.

But Yuuri is the one thing he doesn’t want to let go of anytime soon.

It’s on his behalf that he gets angry in the first place, but it’s Victor’s own nature to shrug and forget the conflict in the end.

And I think that says a lot.

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I fell in love with you first