It's 2031, and Hermitcraft Season 15 has just started.
DocM77 has created a machine that adds a new dimension. Zero mods, no resource packs, just redstone and glitches. He is using Netherite blocks for his redstone circuits.
JimmySolidarity joined two seasons ago, and has died first every time. He is very careful this season, but other Hermits kill him first on purpose.
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Etho's tissue box has finally disintegrated, and everyone is excitedly recommending him mic stands. He is trying to hide the fact that he has put an exact copy of the box in its place already.
Zombie Cleo has become so adept at manipulating armor stands that they can perfectly recreate literally anything. Including things that by all rights should not exist. New viewers occasionally complain about lovecraftian nightmares and mental issues after seeing them. Cleo and their older viewers laugh like it's an inside joke.
i think atsushi is nonbinary. for no reason other than the fact that i think its funny the tiger boy with yellow-purple eyes is nonbinary.
Found this on Pinterest, but count this screenshot as a reblog
what if because of Fyodors (possible or confirmed unsure) religious past and present, he thinks Atsushi isnt “man” enough due to his reaction to his offer to join the DOA, he see’s him more a “boy” and less than a “man” because he’s more emotional.
What if the orphanage told Atsushi that and that’s why he’s so insecure and why thinks he’s so weak, i believe there are SOME implications that the orphanage could’ve possibly been religious, and with how he was treated its possible they could’ve told him stuff like how he’s “not ready to be a man yet” because he’d was just a more emotional kid
okay thats it!! i’lll go back to drawing, #1 atsushi fan is leaving now
my new favorite hermitcraft chat message
I like to hc that some kids in the Orphanage, maybe the older ones, were kind to Atsushi.
That they'd take the fall if they could knowing they'd get off way easier than him.
They all hate that they can recognise Atsushi from his screams alone.
They were warned, of course they were from the Headmaster and other staff.
That boy is no good.
But they'd all nod politely and shake their heads once alone.
Because the Headmaster was wrong.
Atsushi was a sweet kid. They'd make room for him to sit down, slipping a piece of bread into his shaking hands.
The staff never bothered to teach him even though they made him sit in all the lessons.
These kids would cobble their notes together and teach him how to read and write.
They were the only people to ever see his smile, to hear him laugh.
Those small moments of light kept Atsushi going.
And the day those kids left, having aged out the system they would gave him their numbers, sneak letters to him which kept him going.
Unfortunately because the Headmaster had adopted Atsushi, they couldn't take him with them which they would all regret.
But they'd never realise just how much they helped Atsushi.
The first thing he did when Dazai gave him his phone was call them.
Atsushi who tears up in suprise snd and overhelming relief and joy when every single one of them remember his name.
Atsushi remembers the abuse of the Orphanage, the cruelty of the Headmaster that's scarred him in ways even Byakko can't heal.
But he also remembers the kids who showed him kindness.
The people who looked at him and saw he was worth saving, worth love and support.
And Atsushi vowed he'd be that person to others, be the light in their darkness.
Because no one deserved to suffer alone.
Anyways... what?
Do you have any beast sskk hcs?
weekly movie theater dates
r more likely to bottle up issues w/ each other than mainuniverse sskk (until they work on it) when they start dating (as in less likely to admit the other person said something hurtful)
in true sskk fashion, atsushi is more like himself with aku than anyone else -- in this case more gentle
coffee dates
aku helps atsushi gradually live w/o his collar
the tiger is less friendly in general but super friendly with akutagawa
rashomon is also very gentle w/ atsushi
at some point atsushi just gets up and leaves yokohama (and the orphanage) and everyone he knows to deal with Everything and the only person who knows where he is is aku (and ranpo)
beast!atsushi is generally more soft spoken and calm than main universe atsushi and will go forever just not talking --- so sskk will be together and neither of them will talk
sskk date nights where they just do their own thing w/o acknowledging the other person
they dont move into atsushi's apartment, they get one together where there's room for atsushi to plant a garden (theres a fic about beast atsushi liking plants that is True to me)
akutagawa hates dazai but he never comments on the few things atsushi keeps as a reminder of him and always goes with him to visit his grave on the anniversary of his death
atsushi has a house husband moment during his self discovery phase
Concept: Atsushi’s first transformation in the series is quite violent and that doesn’t change going forward.
Maybe it’s because of what Shibusawa did to him. Maybe it’s because he hasn’t accepted the tiger.
Whatever the case even with All Men are Equals in effect pain is the basis for Atsushi to transform.
A fact that doesn’t surprise him much.
Akutagawa looking down on Atsushi as this weakling and watching him writhe in agony. Because losing his leg was nowhere near as painful as gaining it back.
It even makes Akutagawa look away at the horrid sight. And while he’ll dismiss it here as time goes on he’ll think back on it.
How strong Atsushi must be to bare such a burden. How he’s seen people tortured fold quicker and yet Atsushi just picks himself up and keeps going.
Perhaps in sharing his ability Akutagawa hopes deep down that just for a little while that burden can be shared.
Kouyou watching in morbid fascination as this boy breaks himself apart just to save her Kyouka. All while Kyouka sees the lengths Atsushi will go for her, to save her.
Lucy’s cries that Atsushi’s more special die on her tongue seeing the agony that such a gift grants. How she would never want wish such a thing on anyone.
And the protectiveness she denies having when he goes off to fight once again.
The Agency as a whole try to use Atsushi’s ability as a last resort. No one likes seeing him in pain no matter how temporary it may be.
And no many times Atsushi reassures them it’s fine. Because really pain makes Atsushi who he is and he doesn’t get how to explain that.
If it means saving everyone he cares about and the city they hold dear then well it’s worth it.
Akutagawa saved Atsushi on the boat by using the shirt off his back to.
Not with the coat that Dazai gave him. The coat that has become the main conduit of his ability and marks the day they met.
It’s not with him now and in choosing to save Atsushi, he forfeits any chance of victory and thus ever gaining Dazai’s approval.
So what Akutagawa does is manipulate the shirt off his back instead. He uses something that truly belongs to him.
Its not a lot but in that moment it was all the power he had. And while it wasn’t enough to save himself it allowed him to get Atsushi to safety.
When Atsushi saved Akutagawa at the airport he did so by using his own strength.
And not the tigers.
Because while it was available to him unlike Akutagawa, Atsushi knew that it would’ve shielded him from the blade.
When he needed it to strike him.
And so Atsushi pushes Akutagawa away with all the strength he has. It is not enough to save them both but it’s enough for Atsushi to take his place.
Both of them are rendered in a situation where they are forced to rely on their own power. It’s not a perfectly executed plan of attack.
It’s a last desperate attempt with no other option to be found.
The I may be powerless right now but if I have the power to save you then that’s all the strength I need.
BSD x MHA (cause it's been in the brain for a bit)
Mainly focused on SSKK and, surprisingly, Yaomomo.
The usual doozy of BSD!timeline being centuries before MHA!timeline, and SSKK somehow find themselves way into the future with little to know knowledge on how to return back home. So, for now, they gotta ride time. And thankfully, since they're in the future, it won't change time.
Cue Atsushi and Akutagawa going through the ropes of learning this world and evidently getting into UA High School.
But amongst the many students that were their peers, one catches Aktuagawa's eye, mostly because of how uncanny she looks compared to his sister Gin.
Yaoyorozu Momo, their class vice representative.
Fast forward, they as well as a few other students went to Yaoyorozu's estate to get some help for exams, which the ravenette happily offered her help. Of course, Akutagawa or Atsushi were fine, they've read a whole lot before joining UA High School (to understand this timeline) and are a bit knowledgable, so they were there for support and side-tutoring. (Unless it was math, they're useless when it comes to it). Finding some time, Atsushi and Akutagawa was able to wander around and explore the house, his permission happily granted by Yaoyorozu. And after a bit of wandering, he finds himself in a hallway full of portraits. A gallery wall, of sorts.
Without realizing, they began walking down, seeing the portraits of family after family, their names and dates imprinted proudly on plaques.
But upon coming towards the end, there was no picture nor plaque, just mere newspaper clippings and blurry photos.
"They were the very first generation of our family lineage." A voice suddenly calls, making both Atsushi and Akutagawa turn their head to see a a woman with platinum blonde hair walking up to them.
"They don't have pictures?" Atsushi asked, confused.
"We don't know," admits the woman. "Most of the beginnings of our family are shrouded in mystery that not even the oldest of history books could shed some light on their lives. And the closest we could to know their identities are the clippings and photos before you."
And that's what is causing the pair much confusion. Familiar newspaper clippings told of a hero that saved the city from certain disaster. Blurred pictures of a shadowed figure in alleyways.
It's them.