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windrelyn · 2 days
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[Akatsuki no Yona]
A dream of spring
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iluvluvnutella · 8 months
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◦•●◉✿ 𝓐𝓴𝓪𝓽𝓼𝓾𝓴𝓲 𝓷𝓸 𝓨𝓸𝓷𝓪 ✿◉●•◦
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qweaenr · 6 months
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AKATSUKI NO YONA
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Her gaze could kill
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bloomxng-per4wxnkle · 1 month
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Y'all look at this.. it's so cute😭😭😭😭
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only4soo-won · 3 months
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Thank u both for making the story interesting❤️💛🧡
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sorasan000 · 19 days
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I had to think about Suwon's decision in ch.256 for a little bit, but I'm ready. His decision to retreat has two sides: a logical one and a personal one.
The reason Suwon kept pushing forward despite the apparent disadvantages was because he analyzed the consequences of a retreat: 1) he doesn't have much time, 2) he had full faith that they could bring this threat under control even without him there, and 3) he can't leave this unfinished for his successor to figure out.
When Suwon is told about the news that the dragons are potentially dead, he approaches the consequences of that from a logical standpoint as well: the country has stood without them in the past, kings come and go, and castles can be rebuilt. By those accounts, this shouldn't have changed his mind, but it did.
The reason things have changed is because while he was talking through this and clearing his head (as much as he's able to anyway), he deemed Yona losing the dragons a bigger threat to Kouka's stability than retreating. For his current plan, he had given up any and all personal hang-ups on Yona ruling with the dragons by her side and just accepted that it was what it was. Y'know, if Il was right all along. Yona losing the dragons, however, means she's not sufficiently equipped for becoming the ruler now. Something has deviated from what he might have been told throughout the years by Il himself.
That's where the personal standpoint comes in.
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When Suwon named Yona his successor, I got the feeling that it was something he decided only after concluding that everything he stood on when it came to his stance on the gods and Il's beliefs was pointless and in vain. Il was right. Yona was King Hiryuu incarnate, she was going to become the ruler of Kouka one day, the dragons would be by her side and the country would be in their hands. It was something he fought against for as long as he had known about it. In the end, he succumbed to it, though.
Until Zeno did what he did.
So we have a destabilized successor, and we have an unknown future that Suwon wants to see unfold before he dies.
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Starfield Library,
Starfield Suwon mall, Suwon, Gyeonggi Province, South Korea
Gensler Studio.
Photo By ChaniFoto
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fuyu-mayoi · 6 months
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Suwon hanging from a dragon's mouth like a salami is the #1 funniest panel in history, nothing can top this sausage. "King" rhymes with "swing".
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arikashisaria · 6 months
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Coloured by me 🖌️💖
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bunimaid · 8 months
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windrelyn · 1 day
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[Akatsuki no Yona]
A Demon Cat in the castle :))
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iluvluvnutella · 5 months
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Akatsuki no Yona key visuals (individual illustrations acrylic stand) by Kusanagi Mizuho for the upcoming art exhibition
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soo-won · 3 months
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water tribe arc in a nutshell (inspired by this meme)
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surprise surprise
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bloomxng-per4wxnkle · 11 months
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So kusanagi really redrew this panel to tell us that they ended up walking in the opposite directions
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