Happy Lesbian Visibility Day 🩷
Have some sapphics, as a treat 💅🏻 🩷
(and also HAPPY BELATED BIRTHDAY JEANNE!)
(psps this will also become a keychain, I ordered the samples already)
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Fun reminder that Vanitas was leading the dance between him and Noé despite being shorter (hand on the waist), which is usually a deliberate subversion. Him both metaphorically and literally guiding Noé works on every thematic level.
Yes this whole string of thoughts has just been me going through the manga again.
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Happy @bookdragonwrites week: day 4!! 📖🐲
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!
You're quite literally one of my favorite persons in the entire world! I'm so grateful to have you in my life and call you my friend! 💗Thank you for putting up with my nonsense.
Noé is throwing glitter at you 💜🎊
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drew flower crown noe to match with vanitas <3
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Redraw (edit???) of volume 3 cover with original designs of Vanitas and Noé… I mean, Chester.
Tbh it’s more or less the same, except for Chester’s scar and hairstyle and Vani’s vampire fangs and minor outfit details. Those look fun, but I can see why Jun didn’t include them in the final version — all those tiny things must be a pain to draw consistently…
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I just had a thought. What if our lovely Machina's real name is Carmilla? It definitely fits the lady-loving vampire theme we've got there.
Oh, interesting thought!
Besides being very wlw, Carmilla is also quite an early example of vampires in literature. It has predecessors, but aside from The Vampyre by Polidori (which kicked off literary vamps in the first place), the only one generally cited as having a major influence on the genre is the penny dreadful Varney the Vampire, the source for the name Francis Varney. In other words, August Ruthven and Francis Varney currently have names pulled from just about the earliest possible examples of literary vampires. That means that making Francis's real name Carmilla, Varney's immediate followup in the timeline of major pre-Dracula vampire works, would be a nice touch to keep all that consistent.
I can't think of many connections yet between Machina and the story of Carmilla itself yet besides the queerness, but still. Fun theory!
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Reminder that this scene happened, courtesy of Maria
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