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princess xixi veindancer with sprouting wings

#ooooo

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building my collection

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"hey whats u-"

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#this stupid website barely works im fighting so hard to reblog this

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op turned reblogs off but this post must live. it must live and spread malignantly .

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my new drawing

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Imperishable Night staff roll background images.

#touhou

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This was in Sioux Falls South Dakota! The green sky is caused by large hail stones within the storm refracting back green light to the observer.

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i love when hamsters have names like Dumptruck and when guinea pigs have names like Reginald or Franklin

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i one time went to a coffee shop and ordered the darkest roast possible and when the guy asked if i wanted cream or sugar i said no and he called me a badass and it still haunts me to this day

#just call me an edgelord I GET IT

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fave line in all of jojo

#wekapipo tells u how important it is to respect balls #the deadliest ball in the history of earth was the one that killed the dinosaurs #if only the dinosaurs had an understanding for the concept of beauty and perfection and knew math well enough to understand the golden rati #maybe they wouldve lived DUH

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Um

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While Yuyuko is mostly based on the works of the poet Saigyou, it’s worth noting part of her backstory appears to reference the legend of Zhong Kui, a popular figure from Chinese folklore (also known under the Japanese name Shoki). Much like Yuyuko, Zhong Kui commited suicide out of despair, but the yamas saw his abilities as too valuable to be wasted and gave him another chance at life, in the role of a ruler (and queller) of ghosts. Their personalities are quite similar too - Zhong Kui is typically portrayed as jovial, smarter than he seems, and arguably an enthusiast of fine dining.

This means that as far as I am concerned, art of Yuyuko riding on a tiger and brandishing a sword would be perfectly respectful towards the official material.

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