madeupmonkeyshit:

happy piccolo day

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timelord-and-fishcustard:

The colour of this crack changes to a darker version of your blog colour.

learningalife:

sonja-blayde:

gavinobsessed:

Welp, I found this

I’M SCREAMING

Gaviiiiiiin

93seconds:

Teen Titans! | Episode 10: Mad Mod

nostalgia-and-coffee:

atreyue-r:

Best out of context quote from the show

I have no idea how many times ive reblogged this

learningalife:

busterbeam:

mitaknight:

Thanks to everyone who attended the mini-stream!

A time lapse video of this painting can be viewed here.

reblogging this while it’s still just at 36 notes before it all blows up completely

Yes, very yes

psych-facts:

For more psychology facts, myths or quotes.

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snoipahkat:

i-am-but-a-man:

Translated, Riku means “land,” and Sora means “sky.” 

why were these names chosen? 

Because Sora constantly chases after Riku, which is supposed to symbolize the sky trying to meet the land. 

In the distance, it may seem that they meet, but they never actually will.

They chose those names because Sora will never find Riku in the end, and any attempt is futile. 

What about Kairi?

Kairi translates to “sea.”

That means that Kairi is ultimately the thing that will keep Sora and Riku separated. 

well not really lol 
this symbolisim pretty obviously completely falls apart when you consider the fact the sky is over the entirety of both the land and the sea… at all times…

the love he has for both of them is unconditional and nonpartisan and you could refer to like literally every contained canonical instance that seeks to develop their relationships to see that 
sora was named after the sky in reference to the fact that his love, kindness and compassion for all people is without borders (going worldly far beyond just the three of them to every friend he has ever made and every service he has ever selflessly offered in the entirety of his travels)

the allusory symbolisim behind riku and kairi’s naming and its pertinence to their relationship with sora is homage to the fact that it is the duty of the land and sea to consistently support the sky (“my friends are my power”) 
(it is also notable that the land obviously extends under the ocean, which could be construed as riku supporting kairi in her instances of vulnerability, and, if anything, the land utilizing its limitless strength and stability to usher the sea closer to the sky)

names are chosen very carefully in this series to link characters and concepts together over previously insurmountabe establishments (ventus, ‘wind’ in latin, and vanitas, ‘emptiness’ in latin, reflect both serenity and chaos in the sky and the light and darkness in sora’s heart; naminé, spliced off the word ‘nami’ that means ‘wave’ in japanese, xion, spliced off the word ‘shio’ that means ‘tide’ in japanese, reflect their relationship to kairi and how they are concepts extracted from the ocean) 
if they were intended to symbolize anything it certainly wasn’t that of contained conflict within their relationships, but rather, universal unity between their corresponding elemental concepts in the face of applied adversity within their relationships 
if you can’t see that, from a superlative standpoint, it’s a positive sentiment and not a negative one, then idk you’re just missing the entirety of kh’s emphasis on the durability and untarnished prominence of friendship and love