“Some Friendships Are So Strong, They Can Even Transcend Lifetimes.”

Should put they all together long time ago :)

“Naga was with me!“ 

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Wenn ich dein Spiegel wär / Dann würdest du dich in mir sehn / Dann fiel's dir nicht so schwer / Was ich nicht sage, zu verstehn / Bis du dich umdrehst / Weil du dich zu gut in mir erkennst

school for vampires art 🙏🙏🙏🙏 love this show sm + i was laughing my ass off while drawing stoker and leechy as goofy emojis

Alastor: “Now, let’s talk about literally anything else please!”

Me: “Good! Cause I don’t know where you went so I can’t go further with this!😂”

six fanarts uwe krögers challenge

left to right: Archbishop Colloredo (Mozart!), Count Taaffe (Rudolf: Affaire Mayerling), Cardinal Richelieu (Drei Musketiere), Death (Elisabeth), Joe Gillis (Sunset Boulevard), Inspector Javert (Les Misérables)

I hate fanon-ization of Lily, James, Regulus and Barty (Evan, Dorcas, Marlene etc. are literally only mentioned in the books, there is nothing to mis-characterize)

Lily is side-lined for a non-existent, non-sensical ship (yeah, I hate jegulus), her Muggle origin is overlooked even though it played a MAJOR role in her life (heck the entire Marauders era takes place during the war against a wizard-supremacist, Muggle-hater and his racist followers). Her relationship with Snape and how his words and newly found ideologies affected is completely overlooked when he was her only magical friend during her entire childhood. Her relationship to her son? (yk, that one thing that set the entire series in motion...) - pfft, don't be silly, she is just a surrogate to James and Regulus.

James is portrayed as a ray of sunshine, good boy whose biggest sin was being a bit sarcastic. No, he WAS an arrogant asshole who mercilessly bullied another student simply for his own enjoyment. Yet he was also incredibly loyal man who didn't hesitate to share his home with his friend after he ran away from home and who grew out of his arrogant phase and changed himself for better because of a woman he loved (loved so much he died protecting her and their son later).

Regulus is portrayed as an edgy yet kind-hearted little aristocrat boy whose parents forced him into being a Death Eater - no, he wasn't pressured into becoming anything, Regulus for the longest part of his life WAS a Voldemort supporter. He collected newspaper articles about Voldemort, he talked to Kreacher about how great Voldemort is and how great his ideas were - yes, he realized later he was wrong but it doesn't suddenly mean he was pressured into anything.

Barty is portrayed as a silly little babygirl who has an IQ of goldfish. No, he was one of the smartest characters with multiple talents but was also a mentaly-unstable young man (Azkaban/Dementors have horrific influence on everyone but while other Death Eaters managed to last 10+ years there he was already on his death-bed in a year and started to scream for him mother the same day he was brought in) who went completely insane and evil by the end and craved for father figure so deeply he was ready to become a murderer/torturer to get one. His manipulativeness and sadism? Non-existent in fanon...

In the end... I truly dislike the overall state of "Marauders era" fandom - like, they are a generation impacted by war and ever-changing politics who essentially needed to choose a side while they were still children, some betraying their families and loved ones - and then you try seeing stuff in Marauders fandom and they are turned into edgy teens who all wear crop-tops and black nail polish, listen to Taylor, go to Starbucks and talk in a Tik-Tok slang....

Witch queen and baby prince

🌌 𝕶𝖊𝖊𝖕 𝖞𝖔𝖚𝖗 𝖎𝖓𝖓𝖔𝖈𝖊𝖓𝖈𝖊!... 𝖋𝖔𝖗 𝖙𝖍𝖊 𝖋𝖎𝖗𝖘𝖙 𝖙𝖎𝖒𝖊

Oscar and Sunshine from School for Vampires!・゜゜・ in my interpretation! 💔

/ in fact, I was once a huge fan of this show! /