Kaito and Kokichi antics will never grow old to me.
Stop questioning my motives, Black; I don’t need a reason.
Actually, my reason is that I want to do something back for my followers as a thank you for supporting me!! 💖 I LOVE YOU GUYS! *kissu~* So I’m doing another give-away!! :D My one year anniversary on this blog is on the first of May so I’m a liiiiiiiiiiiitle early, but eh. XD
This will pretty much be the same like the last time.
RULES - Because this is a give-away for my followers, you must be following me, though new followers are always welcome. I’d appreciate it if you stuck around after the give-away ends but that’s up to you (I’ll love you for it though ;A; ). - To enter, like and/or reblog this post! You may reblog this more than once to increase your chances, but please be considerate of your own followers and don’t spam their dashes with this. XD; - No give-away blogs! I will check. - Have your askbox and/or messenger enabled so I can contact you if you win. If you don’t respond within 24 hours I will draw a new winner. - I will only draw things relating to DB/Z/GT/Super, but I am 100% OC friendly. In that case, please have visual references ready. - I will not draw smut for this. Fluff is fine, as is mpreg and gore, if that’s something you’d want.
GIVE-AWAY ENDS ON JUNE 30 AT MIDNIGHT CENTRAL EUROPEAN TIME.
Winners will be drawn using a random number generator.
PRIZES You can choose between either a full body character, or two characters interacting drawn from the waist up. - First prize will be fully colored and shaded. - Second prize will be detailed line-art. - Third prize will be a cleaned up sketch.
Backgrounds and/or additional effects will be up to my choosing if I decide to add them.
EXAMPLES
And that’s it! :D
If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to send me an ask or hit me up on the messenger. ^__^ I’ll get back to you asap!
So, I’ve finally drawn my dtiys drawing of @glownary ‘s drawing. I hope it turned out well.
And I dont mean if youre like “yeah, I’d date one because sometimes they still have sex” I mean reblog if you’re okay with having a relationship without any sex involved. I don’t mean a relationship without love because there are other ways to display affection and love just without sex. That’s it.
Vegeta from the last episode. i love his face xlxl
One of the things I’ve talked to lots of fellow writers about since entering the DBZ fandom is its author, Toriyama, and the world he’s built, and especially some of the bits of trivia that he’s given us over the years in various talks and lectures and what-have-yous over DBZ, and it’s gotten to the point where I think it’s just time to share this with the wider world. So here it goes, please read the whole thing:
Toriyama is a great manga-ka and world-builder - he’s given us one of he most unique versions of Earth in popular media, a world containing dinosaurs, humans, flying cars, animal people, shape-shifters, aliens, capsules, gods, demons, and magic. He’s given us some of the most beloved heroes and reviled villains in the history of manga, and he’s shaped the way shonen is done. He is a great man with a vivid imagination, and I will always be grateful to him for creating this magnificent world and these wonderful characters. He’s also facked up but good on numerous occasions with inconsistencies in drawing, plot holes you could fit planets into, forgotten characters, characterizations that have fans tearing to pieces the very characters that are supposed to be the good guys and rejecting the ships meant to be canon as toxic or unbelievable. He’s admitted on numerous occasions that he doesn’t remember a goodly portion of what this story he’s written contained, and he doesn’t seem to have been invested enough to go back and reread his own work to find out. He is a terrible writer, and if Dragon Ball were published today it would be torn to shreds by readers and critics, probably never gaining enough popularity to make it to Z. I believe this in my heart, the original Dragon Ball is not a strong enough manga to make it in today’s market if it was just coming onto the scene now, and it’s a much tighter story than Z. It’s fun, it’s cute, but it would likely have only a small fan base. So where does that leave us, the writers, who are struggling to figure out from the mire of manga, anime, games, interviews, and trivia what is canon, what is fanon, and what is to be taken seriously when we write? The answer is simple: it leaves us exactly where we want to be - in utter control. The story line of DBZ and the characterization of its cast are loose, like a net - there’s enough there to give us something to hold onto, but also plenty of room to fill in the details; how else can we get one person saying Goku’s a terrible father while another says he’s an awesome father and both these people having ample material to draw on from the manga, the most basic form of this fandom, to support their cases, let alone the anime?
Everything that does not happen in one of the core media sources - manga, anime, game - we are free to treat as unreliable, even if it comes directly from Toriyama himself. Is he the author? Yeah, but he also flat-our forgot Lunch and at one point said that female saiyans couldn’t go super saiyan because they couldn’t get angry enough after having written Bulma and Chichi for years. What then is canon out of these remaining three sources? What we decide, what we love, what we need for our stories to work. We don’t even have to keep our own personal canons consistent - we can change them from story to story, and why shouldn’t we? We’re so focused on going ‘what’s accurate’ that it’s like we’re forgetting that it doesn’t matter if we all agree. I’ve written for ships that I only enjoy casually, given advice for stories I’ll never read for one reason or another, seen art for ships I don’t really ship but damn is it good! Good enough that, for that one moment, while I was looking at that art, I shipped it. I shipped it so hard. Because the artist shipped it and they believed in the story they were drawing more than any other story. So screw what’s real and what’s not, what’s canon and what’s fanon - find the pieces you like, tell your story, however it is you choose to do so. Because it doesn’t matter what other people have decided is canon - if your belief is strong enough, they’ll believe too, even if it’s only for a moment.
I often wonder what happened to authors of unfinished fanfictions.