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spiderverseconceptart · 8 months
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Character exploration and expression sheets for Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse by Ami Thompson
Jessica, Gwen and Miguel exploration. Jessica Drew, Delilah, Ben Reilly, George Stacy
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out-of-the-blue-comic · 2 months
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FIRST || PREV. || Ch. 2 INDEX || NEXT
Pages 5-8
What a pleasant view at Hedgehog Town's Sparkling Lake. 
Unfortunately, some people can't even have a single moment alone without someone interrupting and being verry persistent with it too..
This took a bit, due to me losing some hefty progress on pages 7 and 8, but still really proud of how these turned out! Hope you guys enjoy!
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princesssarisa · 1 year
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If there's any character from Sleeping Beauty from whose viewpoint I might like to write a poem or short fic, it would be one of the four princes from Act I of Tchaikovsky's ballet.
Other, later retellings of the tale have also given Sleeping Beauty a suitor before she succumbs to the curse, but those princes are usually portrayed negatively, as silly fops in contrast to the charming prince who ultimately wakes her. The four suitors in the ballet, on the other hand, are perfectly nice, handsome, gallant young men. Aurora dances the famous Rose Adagio with them, and while she doesn't choose one of them to marry, she seems to like them well enough. Yet after sharing that beautiful moment of dance with her, with every reason to hope that one of them will soon be her bridegroom, they have to witness her fall under the spell.
Aurora's finger-pricking doesn't happen in a secluded tower in Tchaikovsky's ballet. The evil fairy Carabosse comes to her 16th birthday feast disguised as an old beggar woman, and (depending on the production) either gives her a drop spindle as a gift, which she takes naïvely because she's never seen one before, or gives her a bouquet of roses with a spindle hidden inside. Then she pricks her finger and collapses in front of the whole court and all the party guests, including the four princes. In some productions, one of the princes catches Aurora in his arms as she falls, and when Carabosse jubilantly reveals her identity, many productions have the four of them rush at her with their swords just before she vanishes. Then, after the Lilac Fairy arrives to assure everyone that Aurora is only sleeping, not dead, and to put the King and Queen and all the rest of the court to sleep too, in some productions it's the four princes who carry Aurora into the castle to her bed.
Even though Aurora doesn't fall in love with any of those princes, they still share something meaningful. When Aurora enters, her music and dancing is all childlike exuberance and innocence. But in the grand Rose Adagio – one of the most demanding showcases for a ballerina – she comes into her own both as a dancer and as a young woman receiving courtship for the first time. Arguably, the dance she shares with the four princes serves as her coming-of-age moment, which prepares her for her ultimate marriage to Prince Désiré/Florimund a hundred years later.
Yet there's no happy ending for those four young men. They have to watch Aurora succumb to the curse, fail to take down Carabosse, and then learn from the Lilac Fairy that Aurora is lost to them, destined to sleep until another prince finds her long after they're all dead. All they can do is reverently lay her to rest, then go back to their own lands, presumably to tell the rest of the world what happened.
I'd like to imagine that Prince Désiré/Florimund is the grandson or great-grandson of one of Aurora's four original suitors. A few other adaptations have the Prince who wakes Sleeping Beauty be descended from an earlier suitor of hers, so I'll imagine that's the case in the ballet too.
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anonymousdandelion · 1 year
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Good Omens supporting character-related AO3 tags with great potential, for which it is a travesty that they are so underutilized as to be non-canonized:
Anathema's Bread Knife
Newt's Technology Curse
Madame Tracy and Sergeant Shadwell's Bungalow
POV Greasy Johnson
The Johnsonites
POV Agnes Nutter
POV R. P. Tyler
Tadfield Has Perfect Weather
Dog is a Good Boy
Anathema's PhD
...And doubtless many more, so feel free to add other should-be tags to the list and I might try to write for them!
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icespur · 5 months
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Atlus, I just wanna talk
Come here, come on, this won't take long, no, GET BACK---(pulls them back) Get over here!
Why do only the Phantom Thieves and Zenkichi have official birthdays?
Look, I'm not asking for official birthdays for every other supporting Confidant because that's just unreasonable. But how could you disrespect Sojiro like that?
The Hierophant father figure in P4 got an official birthday and year but Sojiro isn't good enough?! But you let sequel father figure in Strikers have a birthday????
At least give Sojiro, Sae Niijima, and Takuto Maruki official birthdays. Show them some love, they deserve to be appreciated.
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mevima · 7 months
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Favorite GO2 side character part 2
Based on the comments from the original poll, featuring the write-ins!
Only pick the last option if the character you want to vote for isn't on either of the polls! We all know you love Muriel, but this is for the littler characters!
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abczine · 8 months
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Above, Below, and the Common Ground - Interest Check
Hello, and welcome to the interest check form for Above, Below, and the Common Ground, an exclusively-digital Zine based on the supporting cast of Good Omens!
Any supporting character is welcome in this celebration of the people (human, non-human, or other) who make up the vibrant tapestry that is the world of Good Omens.
Our current mod team is: Dashicra1, FreddieMercuryRising, Ngkiscool, TheBentley, and inhonoredglory.
The interest check will run until October 1!
Without further ado, let's move on to the interest check - just click HERE
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v-v-jones · 1 year
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wearevillaneve · 1 year
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What we don't talk about in the KE fandom.
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Easily one of the best deconstructions of the repulsive way Killing Eve destroyed the four seasons of goodwill it built up was written by Vulture essayist Angelica Jade-Bastien's "Killing Eve Chose Cruelty". In four words, Jade-Bastien captured why weeks after the last gruesome minutes of the show flickered away from the eyes of horrified viewers it continues to burn and sear into their minds.
The fourth installment to the series, but particularly its last two episodes, demonstrates how far the show has fallen from the dizzying heights of its premiere. Gone is the delicious fashion pivoting on moments of transformation in the manner of fairy tales. Gone is the supremely precise characterization, replaced with a confused internal logic that jockeys the characters according to the needs of its threadbare espionage plotting. Gone is the spry presentation, achieved through blocking, editing, and costume and production design. But most important, gone is the tense cat-and-mouse game between Villanelle (Comer) and Eve (Oh) that acted as the engine. Killing Eve is a study in how jumping from different showrunners each season can leave a series without a profound singular voice — and it is evidence that a shallow understanding of representation and the female gaze isn’t enough to create a memorably good, cohesive story that gives a damn about the women onscreen. It amounted to a finale that gave once perpetually ravenous viewers a paltry version of what they wanted before snatching even that away.
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Read the entire essay and it makes you feel better about the nonsensical trash Laura Neal dreamed up one night over too much cheap beer. Jade-Bastien brings up the one problem that predates Neal and the KE fandom hasn't talked about nearly enough.
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This is a topic that many in Killing Eve's non-White fandom are well aware of, yet many of their White peers are oblivious to. Racism? In my favorite show? How could that be? Real easy.
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The obvious and overt racism of Donald Trump or Kanye West is in your face and it can't be easily ignored. The soft, but pernicious bigotry practiced by the KE writers' room was manifested by keeping Eve an enigma from beginning to end. She was never given a family or life outside of her job, marriage, and the obsession with Villanelle that cost her everything. It's an irritation to know less about Eve than we do about Gemma, Geraldine, or Pam, but that's where we are. Eve was an enigma because she was never written to be anything else. A decision was made by someone to ensure nothing more than the bare minimum would ever be known about Eve. She was given a name and the bare bones of a backstory, and that's all.
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For many in the KE fandom the Villanelle solo episode is their absolute favorite. It's one of my least favorites because it made erasing Eve official as Villanelle forgets all about her and so much so in "End of Game" even her name isn't uttered.
KONSTANTIN: I don't think you really want this.
VILLANELLE: I want it!
KONSTANTIN: You know what it means? It means you have to leave everything, the clothes, apartment… and her.
VILLANELLE: I know.
"...and her." "Her" has a name and it is Eve, but to Heathcote that wasn't important. That was a disservice to Sandra Oh, the actress who brought Eve Polastri to life even though she was not allowed to be more than a one-dimensional cut-out of a character. Remember Oh was one of the two stars of the show. This was one of those rare occasions where the titular lead character gets less fleshed out than multiple supporting ones.
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That's not accidental. It was deliberate and it robbed Eve of her agency and autonomy. She really was little more than "an Asian woman with amazing hair." Eve was the lone woman of color constantly reacting in a world of Whiteness. Phoebe Waller-Bridge boldly chose to be colorblind in casting Sandra Oh as the very British and very White Eve Polastri and deserves all the credit in the world for it. Unfortunately, when she left she didn't leave any instructions to her successors on what to do with Eve, so they all chose to do nothing. After the show ended some sought to scapegoat Sandra Oh for the lousy last season stating as an executive producer she must have approved the direction the show went when Suzanne Heathcote and Laura Neal became the lead writers. Nobody knows how much input Oh had into the writer's room, but if she did that means she went along with a noticeable drop in screen time and the complete absence of a backstory for Eve. It's hard to believe any actor would deliberately reduce their own role in just the third season of a show, but that's exactly what some KE fans believe Oh did. They're the same ones who say Villanelle needed a stand-alone episode to explore her history, but have no issue with Eve being devoid of a past. This isn't racism in the Killing Eve fandom. Most of the fans don't show up that way. What they do instead is fail to notice how little Eve there frequently is in Killing Eve. It's not necessarily racism, which is bad, but it is erasure, which isn't good.
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anarchic-miscellany · 3 months
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It's only a small thing, but it's stuck with me: I fucking love Colonel Mace in "Doctor Who". The stuffy, generally nice UNIT military man whom The Doctor was quite dismissive and dickish towards, who got consistently sidelined and belittled as an idiot against the Sontarans, only to have that fucking baller move of approaching the enemy with a pistol, and caling out: "Turn and face me!" to the Sontaran commander who was ignoring him because (despite all their talk of "honorable conquest", funny that) he had deactivated all of the guns they had; who did so promptly to get capped twice in the face by this straight-faced gangster son of a bitch, who survived the episodes and is presumably chilling in order to take the weight off his massive balls. No wonder the lady from "Hellboy" kissed him at the end. Been 16 years and that dude is still my highlight of post-McCoy "Doctor Who". That show's great when it's about ordinary, smaller people steppnig up to do the best thing.
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horizon-verizon · 6 months
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Nettles isn't important at all. Nettles is just a plot device against Rhaenyra. Nothing else. And yes I also don't think Mysaria as a character was that important either. Also there's not enough source material to think Nettles isn't a bastard daughter of a Targaryen for any of us to especulate that she was just randomly chosen by Sheepstealer. Please do keep in mind that the sources are biased.
Didn't some of us (not you apparently) in the fandom and esp on Twitter already try to do this song and dance of "just a plot device" in Baela? The actual daughter of Daemon who also put Aegon into worse commission before he landed on Dragonstone and symbolically/ironically halted his attempt at a victorious display of kingship/authority/power, thus mirroring Rhaenys at Rook's Rest? No one (you) learned from that, huh?
In so far as there is a plot and every single character serves a purpose, every single character is technically a "plot device" and was put there for a reason. And both Mysaria and Nettles are "supporting characters":
A supporting character is a character who isn’t the main focus in the story but instead supports the protagonist in to ultimately help them achieve their goal, have a transformation, or ["or" is a magical word, really get to know it, anon] move the story forward. -- Studiobinder
So what you are really trying to say is that Nettles' importance and role in the plot is infinitesimal, nevermind her character or personhood. Take her out and the story/plot would stay the same or Rhaenyra would have had the last part of her fall still exist in the same way in the way it went. Same for Mysaria. Oh, and bc there is no proof or strong enough material to be relied on to believe that she isn't Daemon's bastard daughter, we cannot claim that she isn't Daemon's daughter and that's how she was able to bond w/Sheepstealer.
I already gave the reasons why the first part of this take is delusional HERE and HERE and in the given definition of "supporting character". However, in some posts under the tag of "daemon and nettles", not only have I accepted the bio-daughter theory as possible, I already explained how it is plausible HERE. I just so happen to present other theories for their bond and before a certain point I also said I didn't quite believe in the bio-daughter theory until I put more credence to it in one of the links I already gave.
Also, it's ridiculous to claim that Mysaria was unimportant to the plot/story when:
it is through her and her connections that Daemon got one of Aegon-Helaen's kids killed in retaliation for Luke's death; he wouldn't have been able to have that done as smoothly or at all w/o her; which also got Aegon so angry to risk himself in Rook's Rest (consequences, anon)
Daemon and Rhaenyra both used her for information so much and for so long that she became the official mistress of whispers after they took KL, which shows that they felt they could rely on her abilities, resources, connections, and desire for more power more than others'
she was the one who was rumored to suggest the Brothel Queen punishment (the event that many green fans say actually happened and what we were bombarded with for months on Tumblr and Twitter...but as for her suggesting it or making a not-so-offhand remark about it, that is plausible)
her exile back to Lys had a negative effect on Daemon and Viserys' relationship, even though Daemon never seriously rebelled against Viserys except in marrying Rhaenyra
Daemon--out of any and every sex worker he came across, including Valyrian-looking ones--decided that she was the one he'd at least stay around to hear speak and allow to be his mistress, to carry his child when he also already had a Royce wife for that...so something about her allowed her to be closer to the Targs; she isn't special just bc a prince chose her so much as she managed to get Daemon to think she was worth hanging around or useful in some way
she is the one to finally convince Rhaenyra that Nettles is a threat, and thus trigger the series of plot events of Daemon and Rhaenyra's demises -> Rhaenyra's targeting of Nettles set about getting rid of Rhaenyra's partner/lines of defense, disunified the blacks more, and thus made her more a subject of both more grief, new shock, and be vulnerable to other moving forces
Mysaria as her unique history, relationship, and present situation w/Daemon & Rhaenyra makes her act in the way she acts, puts her close to them, and thus be able to make critical choices/acts that lead to all their deaths in the way that we see them. Without her, things would have been a whole different, we'd have a different story. The same goes for Nettles. They both move the story forward or trigger/cause transformations in the protagonist(s). So this "just a plot device" nonsense is just that: nonsense. Secondary characters are not "unimportant" just because they are secondary, supporting (and not necessarily "supportive"), or/and not the main players or the protagonists/antagonists. They need to exist or there is no story that a plot outlines and provides.
Therefore, it has to be something else that makes you so defiant and dismissive of Nettles and Mysaria to be so desperate to downplay or erase them. You can't try to collapse a basic and fundamental understanding of literary study and knowledge and thus think unreasonably just because. So you either hate them (which can be for various reasons, like racism or classism or misogyny/misogynoir [you don't like lower-classed/SWs/darker skinned/racially demeaned people become more actively/thematically intrinsic to nobles' journeys] or what I describe next), hate how they move the plot into a place you do not like or make a favorite look/reveal an immoral or terrifying dark part of their personality, or the second guides you into the first if you aren't racist, classist, etc. This is thinking in bad faith, anon.
Also, the "the sources are biased" only goes so far in explaining the relationships between characters precisely because they are biased and/or were not there to witness so we could assess their witnessed narratives for ourselves. You have made the conclusion, still, that Nettles is Daemon's bio-bastard daughter (I'm assuming bc you were so adamant about its consideration), but the only way you could access information about Nettles & Daemon is through the text. You only know them bc GRRM created them and provided characterizations personality traits and events for them. Nettle being Daemon's daughter is a theory that comes from Daemon's philandering of his youth or pre-Velaryon/Targaryen marriages. This is a trait of Daemon's and bastards being born of aristocratic men cheating on their noble wives is a given in this feudal world--worldbuilding & characterization.
Who are you to try to tell me that these characters are not important by making it as if the same text and its unfolding story that we both are reading doesn't matter?! When you say there isn't enough "material" to say Nettles is/isn't Daemon's kid, but imply that there is enough to think that she is, thereby revealing your use of the text. Your arrogance is astounding.
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spiderverseconceptart · 9 months
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Gayatri concept art for Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse by Kris Anka
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out-of-the-blue-comic · 7 months
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It's Nicky's kind and graceful mother, Brenda!
Brenda Parlouzer
Brenda is the mother of Nicky and Anita. Brenda enjoys going out and spending time with her family, but she does spend a good portion of her time at home. But that doesn't mean she's a complete homebody. She likes to keep herself busy most days, whether it's exercising or keeping herself occupied sewing new clothes for the family. While she is very positive and kind most of the time, Brenda will not hesitate to get feisty and give you quite a lip, so proceed with caution.
Age: 40
Birthplace: Hedgehog Town, Christmas Island
Likes: Talking about her kids (much to their dismay), weekly yoga and workout routines, occasional sewing,
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Brenda’s “Classic Outfit” is her base outfit for promo stuff, doodles, or if I run out of clothing ideas.
Oh Brenda... you don’t have much to work with but you have a bunch of ideas going for you. Her look at first was based off of Sango Morimoto’s depiction of her, then later on, when we got more scans and she had some extra details that were depicted in later issues and promo art. So, I decided to combine both her official and Morimoto designs in a new amalgamation. I gotta say, I like how this one came out and is probably one that’s the easiest to draw out of the supporting cast.
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wayytooobsessedd · 2 years
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“Why are you so upset about it? They weren’t even a main character.”
The character:
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ngkiscool · 7 months
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For @flashfictionfridayofficial FFF219 Under the Night Sky.
Potatoes - Good Omens, 402 words, G (no potato was harmed during the writing of this story)
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Hastur and Ligur have been waiting for a while now, and have started to lose their patience. Just because they were able to lurk all night, does not mean they actually wanted to do it. Besides, knowing that the world is going to end 11 years from now made them want to put their time to good use. Well, bad use, but they didn't dwell on technicalities.
"I was thinking about going to that place, the one with the good fish and chips. What do you think?"
Hastur looked at Ligur, offended by the question. "What are you doing? We are supposed to lurk, not to have a conversation!"
"Well, I'm a demon, I'm supposed not to do what I'm supposed to do. And if we are not supposed to talk, why are you answering me?"
"So, I can tell you not to talk!"
That quieted Ligur, and both returned to practice some grade A lurking. Only the wind who howled through the trees, and the owl who called from one of the headstones, broke the silence. It did not last long.
After a few more moments of professional lurking, Ligur asked: "Well?"
Hastur gave up on the pretense, and turned towards the other demon: "Well what?"
"Do you wanna go to that place? They make remarkable things with potatoes."
It was interesting enough to cause Hastur to pause and think. Nothing remarkable ever happened with potatoes, from his experience, and he was certain that fact hadn't changed since the last time he saw the damn thing.
Actually, the last occasion he had the misfortune of encountering potatoes they were thrown at him by an angry mob. Usually, Hastur knew how to deal with that sort of events, but on that mission, he got a strict order from Hell not to burn anyone, much to his annoyance. It took a bit of running and losing face to get out of that situation, and he swore to never go near that vegetable again.
Nope, Hastur had strong opinions on the matter of being around the so-called ingredient. He could not have said any of this to Ligur, because that would require an explanation of how he got to that situation in the first place. Instead, he chose a different approach. 
"Too fishy for me. Reminds me of Dagon, and that's no way to start a meal. I do know a great falafel place."
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rukia-writes · 1 year
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I don't know if this Is weird or not
But i think, jataka,dane Tesla and adamas should get more attentions in ror manga,
Dane gets a little more scene time in the next chapter, Adamas has been getting his time here and there. Now Jataka I have no idea if we will see him in the manga again.
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