People Used To Comment On Web Comics.

The one thing I disliked while watching the Digimon Adventure Tri movies is that Meiko (who was the new character for the films) took WAY more focus than the original 8 Digidestined/chosen children

This could be my issue, but I dislike it when a character archetype is known for being shy. I am shy, but having that as a character's only defining trait makes the character dull to watch. Also, while watching the movies, Meiko felt like someone's fanfic oc at times when all the characters they interact with adore and love her very much, and she and her Digimon partner are extraordinary throughout the plot's run.

I feel like she was only made as a character just so the writers could give Taichi a love interest and further establish that the 02 epilogue is still, in fact, canon. Even then, the two of them lacked any chemistry.

No one: Tumblr gif makers: *downloads a 70GB video file just to make one gifset of some blorbo that’ll only get 120 notes*

revealing a big project i’m working on…

hello! i would like to announce that i’m trying to make my own spin on a digimon story! i’ll release character sheets one by one and some scripts from time to time. i’m going to make it as if it were going to be a real show, though i can’t animate so really it’ll just be some drawings and scripts. i would really appreciate the digimon community’s support. if anyone has any questions or ideas, please comment them! i love you all 🤍🩶🖤💻

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Ahora pasaré al 03, he he he

Posts about self-positivity are not the place to vent your self-negativity. If you see a post saying something like “Wow, I feel really good about myself today! I hope you have a good day”, it’s very inappropriate to reply with something like “I wish I could, but I’m miserable and nobody has ever liked me”.

It’s fine to make posts venting your emotions (as long as they’re tagged appropriately!), but adding that to someone else’s post - especially if it’s about them feeling good - not only brings the mood down for everyone involved, but also violates important social boundaries

If you wouldn’t say it to a stranger who wished you a good day in public, you shouldn’t say it to a stranger who wished you a good day online. This goes for all types of positivity posts.

Stop using the r-slur

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people complaining about the lack of content in fandoms lately: maybe if y'all didn’t steal and repost other people’s hard work and actually showed your appreciation for it by liking it, commenting on it, reblogging it, etc, and/or didn’t spend all your time harassing people who like things you don’t like, or like things differently than you, fanartists and writers would feel like producing more work?

if your bio says proshippers DNI, why in the fuck are you following me