I Am Nega-Kirito. I Go Outside On A Regular Basis, Eat Balanced Meals, Sleep The Recommended Amount Of

“I am nega-Kirito. I go outside on a regular basis, eat balanced meals, sleep the recommended amount of hours, and feel comfortable enough outside vr games to admit that my preferred pronouns are she/her.”

“Well, that doesn’t sound too bad, honestly.”

“Also I only kinda like Asuna.”

“Dear God…”

I drew them in my style...

Deltarune Omori.

Headspace.

In addition, Josuke's stand, Crazy Diamond, has trans pride flag colors:

JOSUKE HIGASHIKATA from JOJO'S BIZARRE ADVENTURE

JUSTIFICATION:

"i think she marks the transition from jjba's traditionally masculine protagonists (who's masculinity is emphasized) to its more androgynous characterization and aesthetic appeal protagonists. she showcases the transition from 80s bancho/yankii-esque herculean/masculine art at the start to araki's more defining androgynous/unisex art as the part went on, where he emphasized beauty and style inspired by fashion models.

part 4 also has an unintentional habit of emphasizing male figures' destructive tendencies, with multiple older male figures—especially the main villain of the part—indulging in the negative aspects of masculinity in brutal, often sadistic ways and male figures closer to josuke's age either being taken advantage of by older male figures or resorting to violent masculinity themselves. josuke, on the other hand, opposes these ideals by generally being kind, emotional; only resorting to violence at the insulting of her hair, which we learn is because of when she was saved by an unknown male delinquent who, despite what he appeared to be (and by all accounts, should've been), showed her and her mother kindness by saving her. (in contrast to many male characters in the part)

i think her being a girl would make the part a lot more interesting on a grander scale, considering the focus on masculinity being a sort of "perpetrator" image, and how'd she fight against that by being the exact opposite. whereas stands and powers up to this point focused on destroying, her stand focuses on restoring. instead of using her stand to hurt, her stand manifested as a response to her empathy and wish to heal.

and my final case: the main villain of part 4, who's first victim was a 16-year-old (school)girl out of his impulse, ultimately being defeated by a 16-year-old schoolgirl /due/ to his impulsivity (in revealing himself) after so many years of targeting and terrorizing countless and helpless women is not only poetic, but a facetious and satisfying sentiment of justice prevalent in jjba." - Anonymous

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Weiss in the comm tower

Been talking with another trash dweller and this somehow came up:

Me: So imagine that Weiss didn’t want to talk to Winter because she chose an academy so far away as Beacon, cause she felt ashamed of her attraction and though that going far away would help her get rid of it. But it didn’t.

ATD: OMG yaaaaas

Avatar AU where Aang wakes up like 3 days before Sozin's Comet returns and he has to speedrun the entire series.