It Will Never Not Be A Crime That The Ghost Hunt Anime Didn't Finish Out The Novel Series. That Short

It will never not be a crime that the Ghost Hunt anime didn't finish out the novel series. That short little moment at the end of the Haunted Mansion/Cursed God anime adaption isnothing compared to how they all come together as a found family when Naru finally finds Gene, and is forced to reveal that he's actually Oliver Davis.

Not only that, but when I first read the eighth novel, Hosho putting all the pieces together about Naru's true identity felt antagonistic. On my third/fourth read-though, it didn't feel that way at all: in fact, it felt like Naru was letting Hosho say everything he couldn't bare to up to that point, and Naru just seems... relieved. Relieved and a bit proud, because he genuinely did very little other than being his sarcastic, cynical self to hide who he was.

More than that, even though Mai tries to stay on the sidelines because she's dealing with all her own feelings, she can still see how grateful Naru's parents are that he and Lin weren't really alone -- they know how much having other adults around to back Lin up and occasionally put Naru in his place means and are so, so grateful for Hosho and Ayako.

The Feels. They kill me.

the guest fans are sleeping or what ? the tumblr hashtag and ao3 section looks dry

opla is.. changing my brain chemistry..

I’m home

Something I find funny is that Reborn could have killed half of Tsuna's enemies with a gun to their head and yet he choose not to 'cause that was,,,, not his job.

His job was to train Tsuna so he let him fight and find his way around. But he could have killed those villains. They just weren't paying him for that.

#Ghost Hunt #adorable!!

She has two hands for a reason~