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Blue Period by Tsubasa Yamaguchi – Chapter 60 ◈ Summer Break: Part 6
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a mutual reminded me of the most beautiful blue period arc of all time and i have to bring it here on tumblr ...... someone who hates making art wouldn't be drawing anything like stick figures...... THE SIMPLEST REPRESENTATION OF THE HUMAN FORM....
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she's so creepyyyyy ughhh yatoraaaaaa stop talking to her pleaseeeeeee
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Blue period, chapter 52
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no bc blp chapter 46-47 really just showed me the mental deterioration of this like 8 y.o girl who if i think about to hard i might relate to her a bit too much and then it also gave me the first fucking hint of a crack in haruka's personality and now its been almost two years with no fucking explanation on any of it. im going to be sick
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AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
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they're friends :)
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YATORA AND MURAI WON!!!! MURAI WON THE GRAND PRIZE!!!
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Blue Period by Tsubasa Yamaguchi – Chapter 59 ◈ Summer Break: Part 5
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seeing is believing: a resolution to yakumo's grief
one: yakumo states he's cursed and expresses his desire of wanting to see sanada, even as a ghost.
two: yatora's aoj piece is called "beyond the line of sight" and it is a triad painting of yakumo, hacchan, and momo's backs with an empty space left for sanada.
three: momo ends the chapter with the idea that children are the only ones able to see god.
at first i thought these were all separate moments, but they actually are all connected and provide the perfect conclusion to this arc. we can now understand why momo called yakumo a "brat" several chapters ago; yakumo acts like a child over sanada's death because he thought of her like a god and wanted to keep seeing her. he's been "seeing" her as a figment of his imagination, but even that version of sanada has become warped and untrue to the real, previously living sanada. and because he's cursed - either by not being in god's favor or simply because he's growing up (aka moving on) - he's lost the ability to see sanada anymore. she is now, like yatora states in his piece, beyond the line of sight.
by maturing and accepting the death of sanada and her human status, he can no longer see her. but like yotasuke told him last chapter, he can keep the grief he has over sanada with him forever. the next time yakumo and sanada see each other, it will be in death. it is only then that they can finally fulfill their past dream of having a joint exhibition of their art. and while their art is being displayed to be seen by others and can "leave a lasting impression on [their] hearts, for better or worse," they themselves will not be seen and therefore, are free from any worldly burdens :')
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blue period problematic this, something something, i read it illegally but! the newest chapters?? god i’m in love w the yuka backstory and the death of a prince?? are you kidding me??
that last panel of yuka w their lips smeared w lipstick is so good she’s so surprised and she can’t die yet!! she’s yet to embrace herself and actually live so she can’t die yet!! the transfem agenda is so!!!
and then yatora’s no-marks arc is so beautiful, he goes through like so stuck in the conforming pattern of having to be like everyone else! he’s “normal” there’s nothing unique about him (according to him)!! he’s a performance!!
i don’t really like installation art tbh because i like seeing technical artistry a lot of the time? but i love how he took such a simple concept and emphasized it!!
and then we get him analyzing himself, bc yatora’s the type to make snap judgements and classify things as normal and not normal, which is yk different from wrong and bad but v v similar (almost identical in society’s eyes) and bc he didn’t have a skewed outlook the first time he went to no-marks he approached them w no inherent biases! which allowed him to actually take in the experience!
so yatora then looks back on his experiences in the world around him and then comes to a conclusion
that being “sinful” or this feeling of guilt that people have is derived from what they expected of themselves and also what they perceive as moral and immoral in the lens of society!
honestly i loved this chapter bc it delves into yatora’s character growth and is an acknowledgement of how far he’s come from the person that he was in the beginning of the series! he’s willing to have an open mind abt things instead of immediately shunting them off as not normal and not worth the effort of existing abnormally in society
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Random parts of Blue Period episode 60 that i'd like to share (aka. Lovin' Yakumo Hours)
spoiler alert i guess
(even tho i took screenshots of the spanish version)
Yakumo singing with his companions raising his "spirit of hope" made me smile Just look at him so full of dreams...
I wonder how it sounds in Japanese 🤔
THE WAY HE IS SMILING AND COMBINE WITH WHAT HE IS THINKING MADE ME LAUGH A LOT ODXKskkzk
ANGSTY MOMENT GO BRRRRR ( brutal all of this) :
Momento Latam con Yakumo:
To me he kinda looked like a wet cat in here:
This whole expression just seemed worthy of a screenshots to me HE LOOKS SO DTERMINED AND COOL!!
This gave me tenderness (*´ω`*)
THE BEST WAY TO END THE CHAPTER LDBDLDNLSMSMS:
This reminds me of that meme of Anaya
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