I Grew Up On Fighting Games But I've Always Been Much Better At Some Of Them Over Others. I Adore The

I grew up on fighting games but I've always been much better at some of them over others. I adore the aesthetic and lore of the Blazblue universe but sadly I kinda suck at the actual games.

But I love her 😊

今日のワンドロはマコト＝ナナヤ by 三ツ谷 亮/Mitsuya Ryo@328_ryo

I've ended up with a lot of love for S4 and have accepted the rough ride they put Kimchie through for much of it. But it was truly pretty jarring to go from three seasons of Frenchie - extremely adorably - moving heaven and earth to even be able to communicate with Kimiko to suddenly having him be the one not talking to her.

That time when he still calls her Mon Coeur but doesn't say it with the tenderest tone you've heard in your life was like a direct slap on my own little heart 😄

THE BOYS 4.05 Beware of the Jabberwock, My Son

I saw I Saw The TV Glow last night, a while after being intrigued by a review of it by one of my fave youtubers. I went in knowing the message it was intending to convey but I don't want to spoil it here so I'll just say that I really enjoyed it and both the message it wants to share and many points beyond that were so coherent and vivid to me. It's a slow, intriguing, bleak, hopeful, frustrating, sweet, funny mix wrapped in a neon pink glow. I found myself smiling at little moments so much despite expecting it to be much more the opposite.

One of the things I knew I'd love though is the heavy 90s nostalgia and the focus on two things in particular that I adore so much from my past, and which had such a defining impact on me: Buffy and Smashing Pumpkins 🥰 I was literally Captain America-ing all over the place with so many cute nods, homages, tiny cameos, and clever depictions of how an awkward but immeasurable bond can grow from the magic of fandom. Perhaps not a film for everyone, it's very unique in style, but such a gorgeous nostalgia-fest for two great loves of my life and such an important message for everyone wrestling with their own sense of self.

Sometimes a gal needs to think about Marvel couples where one's a power absorbing sweetheart and the other is a Cajun telekinesis hottie

Love him

Dragon Age: Origins (2009) dev. Bioware