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gachapulls · 2 months
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3.20 🍎🚈🐧
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xbuster · 3 months
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she's literally me
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takakurilla · 10 months
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i made this one a while back but forgot to post. i need to archive them somewhere. here you go
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harushururu · 1 year
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witchofanguish · 4 months
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shinhonkaku · 22 days
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utopianparadoxist · 11 months
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hakonohanayome · 11 months
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RE:cycle of the PENGUINDRUM Part 2 - I Love You (2022)
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animefeminist · 1 year
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Ugly Things Cannot Be Loved: Penguindrum and the dilemma of Yuri
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Content Warning: depictions of homophobia (condemned by the text); child sexual abuse; terrorism; poverty; cults.
Spoilers: Detailed discussion of all of Penguindrum.
Penguindrum is a challenging show, in all senses of the word. In it, Takakura Shoma, Kanba, and Himari, whose parents committed a terrorist attack out of economic desperation, confront others whose lives have been touched by systematic oppression over something called the Penguindrum, which they believe can magically transform their lives. Through these stories of survivors of abuse, child homelessness, and a terroristic cult fighting for the Penguindrum, Penguindrum indicts how society abandons the most vulnerable. In spite of this, Penguindrum is hopeful about our ability to heal from trauma together; most of its characters end the story having grown in some way, letting go of unhealthy attachments–Masako lets go of her attachment to capitalism, Shoma lets go of the guilt he feels about his parents’ actions. Most powerfully, Himari, the adoptive daughter of those same parents, fully accepts her past of homelessness and illness and embraces her adoptive family. At the climax of the show, Himari pulls her brother Kanba from the brink of replicating their parents’ act of terrorism, breaking the cycle of trauma.
This is not the case with Yuri, a Takarazuka star who suffered violent abuse at the hands of her father until she was rescued by her first love Momoka and the Penguindrum. In one of the most disturbing scenes of the show, Yuri, a closeted lesbian, graphically drugs and rapes Ringo, Momoka’s little sister, and then shows little-to-no remorse over the act. Ringo, on the other hand, seems to barely register the event, with her story moving on as if it had never happened. In the penultimate episode, the two meet, but only for Yuri to give Ringo her sister’s diary, without any acknowledgement of the horrific violence she inflicted. If it is a sign of remorse, it is wildly inadequate. Her act of violence against Ringo is left unresolved.
Yuri’s assault of Ringo is emblematic of how the tensions and arguable flaws in Penguindrum point to larger tensions and unresolved questions in our movements for transformative justice, abolition, and queer liberation. The struggle, if not impossibility, of finding true healing in the aftermath of trauma when the injustice that produced it has not ended is the tension that animates the show, and, I think, the work of organizing for justice.
Read it at Anime Feminist!
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gabbyp09 · 1 year
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werewolfcave · 9 days
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meme idea by @houndfaker its insane the amount of Sumire problems Ringo has
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rockleeamadeus · 10 months
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Ringo Oginome | RE:cycle of the PENGUINDRUM Part 1
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xbuster · 1 year
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takakurilla · 8 months
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Happy Curry Day!
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bluepicmi · 1 day
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Been enjoying them
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witchofanguish · 4 months
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Ringo grabbing the pot of curry off the stove with her bare hands is a really cool character moment that unfortunately gets massively overshadowed by everything that comes after
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