Charles Making Sure He Apologizes To Carlos Is Where My Heart Lives. This Is So Important. He Wanted

Max congratulating Nico… Max, you get more perfect everyday I swear

the different angles 🥹

The Humanization of Superman

What Zack Snyder did for the character of Superman is equivocal to the evolution his character went through in the 1980s. Superman had become far too powerful to be of any interest as a character. Through a series of deaths, resurrections, soft reboots, and revitalizations of the character, Superman became weaker and more vulnerable. This forced his characterization to change slightly, as he became more relatable and interesting.

What Zack Snyder did with Man of Steel and Batman vs Superman was add a new layer to this character that contained all of the weight and expectation placed upon Superman, as a character that had to be handled carefully and perfectly, and placed it upon the man. You can hear this very burden in the criticisms of Snyder’s characterization with lines like, “Superman is supposed to smile,” or “ Superman is supposed to be a ‘boy scout’ not gloomy.” The anxiety and introverted personality Snyder gave to the character almost serves as a counter to this. He made Superman carry these expectations and even face them head on in Batman vs Superman. 

One the author and creator of One Punch Man did something similar with his protagonists by realizing that in order to make an all powerful character interesting you have to give them weaknesses that we can relate too, and he does this by making them bad at communication or giving them feelings of loneliness and isolation, as no one is able to be their equal or understand their pain. This leads his characters to often push others away or accept a burden they do not want in pursuit of doing what is right even if they know no one will ever understand or know what they did, but it also allows his character to act unheroic and selfish as they struggle to feel normal.

If future creators were to embrace what Snyder has given to the character of Superman, we might gain a character that can not only be what we all strive to be but also give us a way of delving into the complex nature and burden of expectation and power. Their is a reason “human nature” is always a reference to how we see or interact with the world rather than our physical strength. What makes a character human is their feelings, desires, and relationships, and superhero stories are the perfect chance to delve into these concepts in a significant and interesting way. 

For these amazing movies and a hopeful future for the character, Zack, we thank you. 

Oh and BTW! We’ll be doing this stuff. There’s a ton of text here, so it’ll take some time. Please wait for us!

I’m trash for these two. @jjmk-jjmk

Dickjay

Nightwing/ Red hood

Fanart

[Part 1][Heroin/Addicted]New BTS footage pics/videos

! The uploader is 砍姐儿, not really sure how she got these footage stuff but she's been a fan of YZ since 2016 (or maybe she was a staff of Addicted film crew??) !

• Vid 1: Interview for Men's Uno magazine - March 2016

(You guys can search for the official video with Engsub on YouTube. Tumblr only allows 1 video per post so I will upload the 2nd video on another post)

• Trans: "Nowadays the way films with double male leads choose actors are suitable for the sentence 'Those who have dreams/desires are remarkable'.

So in the future may I see Addicted 2 with the original cast before my children get married..."

• New pics again:

• Trans :"Yinzi's handmade (scarf). There are really many holes ~

Dahai's bicycle... Still fine after being thrown many times, but got lost right after 1 day being left outside."

I think I geeked out a bit there >.>

As a nurse, it’s hard to shut off my brain. Here is report on Will after Season 2.

This is Will Graham, he’s a Do Not Announce patient, full code, moderate fall risk, stand by assist. He’s on the heart monitor, and had a few PVC’s, but the Doctor is aware and just wants to monitor. Hospitalist, General Surgery and Colorectal Surgery are on his case. His ex boyfriend stabbed him and tried to kill his friends at a dinner party. History of Asperger’s, PTSD, anxiety, depression and seizures, but he’s had no seizures for me. He has a Dilaudid PCA of 0.5 every 10 minutes with a lockout of 10. He’s got a new colostomy bag placed two days ago, and an abdominal binder. He empties it himself and doesn’t ever put his light on. He’s super hot, and I wish all of my patients were like him.

Transformers: The Last Bay Movie

(This is my rough draft, correct me please if you see mistake. College essay here).

  On June, 20, 2017, Michael Bay had the privilege of directing and releasing to the world the fifth installment of the Transformers’ live-action franchise films, or what fans refer to as the “Bay-Verse”. Much to the Transformers-community’s, the viewers’, Hasbro’s, and all the companies associated with Transformers: The Last Knight disappointment, the movie was an utter catastrophe that should have stayed a thought with only its fantastic execution of visual detail and sound saving it, receiving a 15% from Rotten Tomatoes instead of a well-deserved 0%. Although there are (few) people that may argue that the film was enjoyable, there are many aspects of the film that led to its failure and dislike, particularly two aspects: the lack of a plot and the lack of accuracy of the Transformers’ (or better referred to as Cybertronians’) Universe.

  To summarize the plot, Quintessa (a Cybertronian deity and queen) who is attempting to save a dying Cybertron (which was supposedly lifeless by the first movie and is the reason why cybertronians are trying to find sanctuary on earth) by sucking the life out of the earth. A great portion of the film dumbfounded viewers because it jumped from character to character with constant plot and scene changes that were meaningless, and one moment in particular bothers fans the most. It is very unclear if Megatron simply damaged Bumblebee’s voice box or ripped it out entirely in the Bayverse, but the latter is implied. In the previous films, Bumblebee seems to be able to choke a few words once in a while. However, right when Nemesis Prime (evil Optimus Prime) is about to strike the final blow during their fight, Bumblebee speaks in his normal voice out of the blue, saying “I-I’m Bumblebee! You’re oldest friend”. Suddenly Optimus Prime breaks free of his seemingly unbreakable spell. Earlier, Bumblebee had been attempting to find a replacement part for his missing organ, so how did he get his voice back? Did Optimus punch his throat so hard that it began to function? Again, one of many parts of the film that made no sense. One very common comment I received of the film was, “I didn’t understand it at all because I didn’t know what was going on.” There are plenty more essential characters involved in this movie, and even though there is much more left to say in summary, the point is clear: there is no plot, and if there was supposed to be, it did not work.

The sole purpose of the creation of these films began, not only to modernize old ideas for profit, but to bring to life a childhood fantasy to feed the inner fan. In the Transformers’ universe, many continuities create unique backstories for Optimus Prime, the AllSpark, Megatron, and the war to name a few. However, the most memorable series and films have great plots as well as a general accuracy of the Transformers’ history, characters, vocabulary, and biology founded by past series and films. TLK as well as the other Bayverse films were intentionally created to reflect the first generation series, The Transformers, the father of the entire Transformers-Universe, as their base. Yet Hound, a robot, has a dad? Humans are the main protagonists of Transformers? The film even implies the Dinobots procreating offspring, which many ask, how? Optimus Prime, the leader of the Autobots, is now a knight? With the exception of Transformers: Animated and other continuities, a Prime is the highest rank distinction and can be used as an identification for Autobot leaders; a Prime is a combination of a military, political, and even partially a “religious” leader (with some American WW2 leanings), earning great respect from society since only certain are chosen to become a Prime by the higher ranking, wiser characters (usually Primus, the Cybertronian god of goodness and creator of Cybertronians). Optimus Prime universally symbolizes a leader, a father, and a friend in times great distress. By revealing his origins as the human equivalent to a knight, TLK completely transforms Optimus Prime’s identity. Optimus Prime takes on an entire new design featuring metallic abs, tassets, a medieval sword, and gauntlets. The humble Autobot is portrayed (in a sound state) as a bloodthirsty killing machine, horrifically ripping, stabbing, and threatening all creatures in his way. Yes, Optimus Prime is mind controlled throughout most of the movie, but when I watch Optimus Prime as a sane Autobot, I shiver. He is a completely different person; Optimus Prime is not a knight in shining armor.

  There are many aspects that could be discussed further such as the film’s general inappropriateness, lack of character development, the less than two-minute fight scene between Optimus and Bumblebee, the length, the lack of balance between humans and Cybertronians, the money lost in the making of the film, and the horrific legacy it left for future Transformers continuities which will most likely end in the death of the universe as a whole. On the bright side, there were wonderful voice actors, including Optimus Prime’s original voice actor Peter Cullen, the 4K quality of the film, and the soundtrack was beautiful and exemplary, aspects of the film that were especially outstanding. However, not even Peter Cullen’s great voice acting could keep the film from Michael Bay ruining the sanctity of many people’s childhood. Transformers: The Last Knight deserves to be known as number six of the 2017’s worst films according to Rotten Tomatoes.

dive into me

Yoneda-sensei answers tweets about Saezuru part 3.

Q: All the Saezuru characters have their own unique personalities and quirks that make them fascinating, but did you by any chance model any of them from any real-life person?

A : No, I didn’t model any of them after real-life people.

Q : What is the height difference between Yashiro-san and Doumeki-san? Doumeki-san looks really tall.

A : Yashiro - 178 cm (5'8), Doumeki - 190 cm (6'1) (I don’t think I’ll draw any other character taller than this LOL)

Kageyama - 183 cm (5'11), Kuga - 170 cm (5'6)

Q : What types of underwear do those two have?

A : Yashiro doesn-… or rather, he wears normal briefs. Not the boxer type ones but more the bikini type. Doumeki wears normal boxers.

Q : I’m really, really, really curious about Doumeki’s normal/casual clothes. For me, he’s even more mysterious than Yashiro-san, so simply even telling us whether he’s into jeans and stuff will bring me tears of joy!

A: Doumeki isn’t really the type that cares about appearance, so he’s the type to just wear a simple white shirt and jeans.

Q : Has Doumeki ever had a girlfriend?

A : He’s had 2 girlfriends in the past (Please refer to Vol.2 Chapter 5)

Q : Why did you choose “Doumeki” as the lead’s surname? It’s a very unusual surname isn’t it? (t/n: Not many Japanese have this surname. Literally, the characters 百目鬼 means 100-eyed demon)

A: I had a female classmate in the past who had the same surname. I wanted Doumeki to have a really strong appearance and equally strong name as well.

Q : What type of place does Doumeki live in? Is it one of those typical apartments with a diagonal staircase? Will we have a scene in the future where Yashiro-san will go hang out there with him?

(t/n: this was in early 2015, so probably in the middle of Vol 3)

A : Yes, it’s an apartment. It might be good if there can be a scene like that, but I can’t really say…

(t/n : thank heavens they did more than “hang out” in volume 6 Lol)

Q : Tell us what kind of tattoo does Misumi-san have.

A : It’s a karajishi botan tattoo. (t/n: Lion and peony backpiece - said to protect from evil)

Q: Do you have any favorite scenes or dialogues from Volume 1 and 2?

A : I like that scene where Doumeki got hit by a box of condoms (Vol 1), and that flashback scene of Yashiro and Misumi in the snow (Vol 2).

Q : The story between that doctor and mad dog couple feels unfinished. Will there be a sequel?

A : Another stand alone story about them might be a bit of a long-shot… But I’m glad you liked their story!

Q : Will there be a happy ending or I should prepare for the worst????

A: I can’t answer this question . I am sorry.

Q: The clumsy exchange of feelings between Yashiro and Doumeki are sooo painful to watch right now, but does Sensei already have in mind an “ending scene” of sorts for the two of them? Or are you the type to think it up as you go along?

A : I already have it in mind.

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when she says she doesn’t send nudes