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yui-hibari · 1 day
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i can’t believe there are still people who deny that tsukiyama loved kaneki. like just the knowledge that ken was alive didn’t breathe life back into him.
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yui-hibari · 1 day
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I just want to point out an aspect of Kaneki's character I feel is often overlooked, and that is how suicidal he is. He plans majority of his fights like he's going to die, he intends on dying in order to save his friends. The best example is the 3rd cochlea raid, he saves Hinami and goes to fight Arima expecting to just stall long enough for them to escape and then be killed for betraying the CCG. Even when Touka says "I'll see you later", implying "don't die, dumbass" he says "that's kinda harsh" because he already decided that he'd die. Kaneki has a very giving personality, most likely something he learned from his mom, but he's also very selfish at the same time and I'd argue that his suicidal tendencies are reflective of that. It's kinda hard to explain, but yeah. Kaneki doesn't have much regard for his own life.
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yui-hibari · 1 day
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Kaneki is an example of wasted talent due to neglect and childhood trauma. That boy is extremely intelligent and literally can do anything if he put his mind into it (martial arts, cooking, kagune manipulation, make up, quinque using...) yet he was taught to never ask for anything or express his talents.
This is just a headcanon but I believe when his aunt accused him of "making fun of her" just because he had the perfect score in every subjects, he intentionally kept his grades low so the aunt would continue to 'take care' of him.
Can you imagine how much he would accomplish if he was raised in a healthy environment?
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yui-hibari · 2 days
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Orange, Violet, Beautiful
[Shuuneki - 001]
It was a misty morning, the subtle scent of flowers permeating the damp air. The silence settled comfortably and for once, Kankei felt safe. He couldn’t remember the last time he felt this way. He could hardly even believe that this was his reality, after all the blood, torture and horrors that clawed after him in troves back in the ghoul world.
Tsukiyama Shuu woke to a cold bed and the aroma of coffee. It was the first night that he had been relinquished from the hold of haunting night terrors, and the first restful, uninterrupted sleep he had in years. For once, he awoke with mental claity, body free from the ache of deep set fatigue. Tsukiyama smiled, contentment strumming at his core.
Tsukiyama walks to the living room, where Kaneki is busying himself in the kitchen, humming an idle tune. Tsukiyama watches him for a minute, enjoying the early morning air, listening to the chit chatter from the streets down below, enjoying the hummingbird song that danced overhead as the small birds perched themselves on his balcony. Tsukiyama takes in a deep breath, and makes for the kitchen.
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yui-hibari · 2 days
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Kaneki is an example of wasted talent due to neglect and childhood trauma. That boy is extremely intelligent and literally can do anything if he put his mind into it (martial arts, cooking, kagune manipulation, make up, quinque using...) yet he was taught to never ask for anything or express his talents.
This is just a headcanon but I believe when his aunt accused him of "making fun of her" just because he had the perfect score in every subjects, he intentionally kept his grades low so the aunt would continue to 'take care' of him.
Can you imagine how much he would accomplish if he was raised in a healthy environment?
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yui-hibari · 2 days
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I’ve seen plenty of people say that we’ve seen Akai enough but honestly, I desperately want to see Okiya more, possibly in domestic moments
Just give me the detective boys eating his (slowly improving) cooking, while he chats with the professor or Conan
Just give me Okiya basically babysitting the squad and letting himself be dragged around by the kids, helping them solve mysteries and keeping them safe
Just give me Okiya being swarmed by the kids when he enters the professor’s house and being forced on the couch to play games or cuddle with them
Just give me study session with Conan, or practice with instruments, or just hanging out in a space where they know they can be themselves fully, with no judgments or expectations
Just give me the detectives starting to call him Subaru-nii-san and him just accepting his fate, thinking “well, this is part of my life now, I’d die for any of these kids”
And I’m probably hoping for too much but I thrive on fluff and I would love for Akai to have a sort of safe space and enjoy life a tiny bit, y’know?
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yui-hibari · 2 days
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Headcanon: Conan and Akai have the worst sleeping habits known to mankind. As a result, Rei often finds them sleeping in some very strange places after having finally collapsed from refusing to go to bed for the past week and a half.
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yui-hibari · 2 days
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Amuro: How are you so calm?
Akai: I’ve passed beyond stressed, beyond hysteria, into the gray misty indifference of complete shutdown of all but emergency services in my brain.
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yui-hibari · 2 days
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Headcanon: when he’s tired, Akai is the master of accidentally blending phrases together. On one occasion, Amuro told him that he had an idea (regarding a raid against the BO) and Akai somehow combined “Shoot” and “tell me” and came out with “Shoot me.”
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yui-hibari · 2 days
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Detective Conan Prompt
Prompt: the FBI and the PSB are working together on a chase involving an Organization spy. Problem is, nobody’s comms are working properly.
Jodie: Shuu…static…suspect is…static….watermelon…static
Akai: Okay, Furuya-kun, apparently the suspect we’re looking for is some sort of watermelon?
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yui-hibari · 2 days
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HC time again: Akai suffers from the most ridiculous brainwaves whenever he’s sleep-deprived (so in other words, all the time). On one incident that Rei has never let him live down, he was carrying his car keys in one hand and a receipt in the other, threw the keys in the trash, and then proceeded to spend thirty seconds staring at his car at a complete loss as to what to do next.
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yui-hibari · 2 days
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Akai: How did you get in here?
Amuro: The door was open.
Akai: No, it certainly wasn’t.
Amuro: It was after I opened it.
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yui-hibari · 2 days
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AKAM Headcanons: Part 2
Rei somehow loses all of his coolness whenever he's around his crush. Before they got together, he was constantly getting himself into the most awkward situations whenever Akai happened to be in the same room, such as completely missing the cup when he tried to pour himself some tea. Unfortunately, Akai is very dense and was the only one who didn't realize what was going on.
Even though he stalled on confessing for months, Rei actually was the one who confessed first. His method? Pouring a glass of water over Akai's head for not realizing why he kept asking him to spend time together alone.
As payback for Jodie and Rei sharing embarrassing stories about him, Akai befriends Azusa so they can share embarrassing stories about Rei. He brings the kids along, and they all take great pleasure in performing a dramatic reenactment of Rei spilling two pounds of flour on the floor.
While neither of them like PDA for the most part, occasionally they'll hold hands when they don't think anyone else is looking.
Akai is a terrible artist. However, that doesn't stop him from doodling little stick figure drawings in all of Rei's recipe books.
Akai's love language is pulling small pranks on Rei, such as sticking a rubber duck in the refrigerator.
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yui-hibari · 2 days
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Rei: What are you doing here?
Akai: Someone told me to go to hell. So I had to track you down.
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yui-hibari · 2 days
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Rei: *is rolling his eyes at everything Akai says*
Akai: Keep rolling your eyes and maybe you’ll find a brain back there.
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yui-hibari · 2 days
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As anyone who's read any of my posts will know, Akam is my favorite ship in the Detective Conan fandom. It's also one of my only ships, not because I have anything against other ships in general, but because it takes a lot for me to get invested in romantic pairings anyway.
(I do like Shinran, though, and Hirorei is cute as well, not to mention tragic because of how that story ended. But that's a post for another time.)
Anyway, since it's the month of Valentine's Day and all that, I figured I would write a post explaining why this ship appeals to me so much. Is it necessary? Probably not. Am I going to do it anyway? Yep.
The first reason is that I love a good enemies-to-lovers story. Two characters who hate each other (well, I don't think Akai hates Rei, but you get the point) slowly learning to tolerate each other's presence, becoming friends and then falling in love with each other sets the stage for some incredible angst and drama. And the fact that the biggest driving force behind Rei's hatred for Akai is based on a misunderstanding (that might not quite be the word I'm looking for, but whatever) just makes it even better. It's incredible how Akai is willing to bear the brunt of Rei's anger just so Rei doesn't have to live with the knowledge that he's the reason Scotch is dead. I honestly feel like the fact that he's kept it to himself for so long is proof that he cares for Rei. Akai could easily have told him the truth, and to be quite honest, he doesn't benefit at all by keeping it a secret from him. If anything, telling Rei what actually happened would probably be more beneficial since it might get him off his back. The only reason he's chosen to stay silent is to protect Rei.
Another reason is that Akai and Rei have a lot of potential to be able to help each other heal from everything they've been through in their lives. Their conflict is such an integral part of their stories that I feel like there has to be a resolution of some sort eventually, and when that happens, the idea of them becoming each other's support system is just perfection. Personally, I think they would understand each other better than anyone else in their lives. Not just because they've known each other for years, but because they've both experienced firsthand just how tragic life can be. Rei had to watch as all of his friends from the police academy died one by one and he couldn't do anything to save them. Akai's father disappeared from his life when he was fifteen and is most likely dead, and the woman he loved and was planning to have a future with was murdered by Gin. On top of that, there's almost no one else in their lives who would understand just how terrible the Organization is. Everyone else knows they're a threat, sure, but Akai and Rei were both inside the Organization for years (and in Rei's case, he's still there), and they know firsthand exactly how cruel they're willing to be in order to achieve their goals. And since they both had covers to maintain, they've almost definitely had to directly commit their fair share of immoral acts. The only other person who would understand the Organization as well as Akai and Rei is Sherry, but personally I'm not considering her as a potential partner for either of them.
Third, I just love the idea of them being each other's safe space. There's something incredible about two people as dark as Akai and Rei finding comfort in each other. Both of them are incredibly tragic people, and to be honest, neither of them is a good person, at least not in the way that most of us would consider someone to be a good person. They're not irredeemably evil like Gin, Vodka, and Rum, and ultimately everything they do is for the right cause, but they're both willing and able to do some pretty terrible things to achieve said goals. Neither of them is particularly affectionate, so the idea of the two of them finding security and warmth with each other becomes even more special. And as I mentioned earlier, they would understand each other better than anyone, so they would be able to provide genuine comfort for each other. It would be a perfect case of "We've both been through hell, and no, it's not okay, and our lives have been pretty terrible all things considered, but I've got you and you've got me, and we're going to figure this out together."
Also, they would walk Haro together, and honestly I think that's beautiful.
Well, thanks for letting me ramble, everyone :)
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yui-hibari · 2 days
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Lost
"You've had a lot of bad ideas, Akai-san, but I think you've gone above and beyond this time," Shinichi deadpanned.
He was currently buckled into the front seat of Akai's car as they drove to the grocery store. Earlier that day, Rei had called Akai to let him know that he was going to be working late that day and that he could order takeout for him and Shinichi. Akai, always trying his best to be a good husband, had decided to take it upon himself to cook dinner instead.
Usually, that would have been perfectly fine, but there were two very significant problems with Akai's idea.
The first problem was that the man's culinary skills were, to put it as kindly as possible, extremely lacking. Whenever he tried to cook, or even when he tried to make something as simple as toast, he looked like an alien who had only learned what kitchen appliances were two days ago. To make matters worse, Akai was utterly dreadful at keeping track of time when he was in the kitchen. It had gotten to the point where both Shinichi and Rei kept their phones in hand at all times whenever he was in the kitchen just in case they needed to call the fire department.
On top of that, when they had looked in the refrigerator earlier, they had discovered that there was almost nothing to make a proper meal with. And that led to where they were now, driving to the grocery store to pick up a few things to cook for dinner.
Or at least that would have been the case if it weren't for the second major issue, which was that Akai had absolutely zero sense of direction whatsoever.
"You do remember what happened the last time you tried to drive somewhere, don't you?" Shinichi reminded Akai dubiously. "You were just supposed to go to the gas station, and you ended up on the opposite side of the country instead! Rei almost sent the entire Metropolitan Police Department to look for you."
"Oh, I haven't forgotten about that, don't worry. Not with both of you reminding me of it every single day," Akai retorted, though he sounded more amused than annoyed. "But you don't have to worry about anything like that happening this time. I've been to this store before, so I remember where it is."
"Are you sure?" he asked skeptically.
"I'm absolutely sure. There's no need to worry, kiddo," Akai assured him, which, of course, did nothing for Shinichi's confidence in his navigational skills. "Now, just sit back and relax. We should be at the store soon."
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And just as he had known he would, Shinichi soon came to regret not pushing harder to convince Akai to just give up and order a pizza instead.
Somehow, after driving all around Beika, they managed to end up in a forest, at which point Akai finally admitted that it was probably time to use his phone's GPS. Unfortunately, as it turned out, he was even less competent when it came to using it. Shinichi would probably never be able to explain how he did it, but Akai successfully followed his phone's GPS...right into the middle of a lake, where they had to make a hasty retreat from the car.
Now, they were stuck in the middle of the forest, soaking wet and with their phones at the bottom of the lake along with Akai's car. At least Akai had somehow managed to save his wallet, but that wasn't going to be much use in getting them back to the city. Granted, even if they had managed to save their phones, the water would have damaged them beyond repair already.
"There's no need to worry, you said. We should be at the store soon, you said," Shinichi ground out. "So tell me, Akai-san, does this look like the grocery store to you?"
"Sorry, kid. I guess I got a little turned around there," Akai replied cheerfully, apparently oblivious to the obvious lack of enjoyment Shinichi was taking out of their situation. "Don't worry, I'm sure someone will be on their way to find us soon."
"And exactly how do you expect them to find us? In case you've forgotten, both of our phones are at the bottom of the lake," Shinichi reminded him incredulously.
Honestly, it was a wonder that Rei hadn't gone gray from dealing with Akai's shenanigans already. The failed trip to the grocery store alone had already taken about twenty years off of Shinichi's lifespan.
"Besides," he went on. "Rei's working late tonight, so he's not even going to be home for hours. We'll be here all night if we try to wait for someone to find us."
"Good point," Akai mused before his eyes brightened. "In that case, we'll just keep walking until we find our way out."
Shinichi looked around at the trees that seemed to stretch out endlessly in every direction, then back at Akai, trying to figure out if he was actually fucking serious.
"Come on, kid. If we start walking now, we might make it home before tomorrow," Akai said, turning and walking off in one direction. Before he had gone more than fifteen steps, however, he suddenly paused and turned around. "This might not be the best time to mention it, but...I don't believe I remembered to tell Rei that I changed the mansion's alarm passcode today."
"ARE YOU FUCKING KIDDING ME RIGHT NOW?!"
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