Slayers Evolution-R OP Gifspam
Set 3
Slayers Evolution-R OP Gifspam
Set 2
YESSSS
ngl shirtless zel smashing shit is hilar tho
ZEL SMASH
I often see people wonder why the Sailor V video game is actually a senshi training tool in the manga, and this is not only the way that came to be, but why creating a magical arcade game that really teaches you how to fight (but only if you have a Sailor Crystal of course) is actually a really genius thing to do when your goal is turn Minako Aino into a competant soldier
ikr? I thought it was really cute.
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30 Days of Awesome Ladies, Day 30: Lina Inverse
#a day late but #whatever #this is called saving the best for last #because I love Lina more than most characters in existence
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omg i can’t stop laughing remember how he’s like THE CARDS ARE MINE!!!! and sakura’s like…. no? and then he just follows her around like a lil doofy puppy that takes itself too seriously and blushes whenever yukito is in the vicinity and then he plays the princess in the school play
~*~*~serious character~*~*~ li syaoran
Yeah “THE CLOW CARDS ARE MINE…well no I guess they’re yours congrats I am yer princess”
love you syaoran.
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[Image description: Two basic posters with bright pink font.]
Poster #1 (left): How to be a strong female character (according to the internet):
1. Never cry.
2. Never fall in love.
3. You know what? Just don’t have emotions. Period.
4. Never wear a dress.
5. Never wear pink. Or frills.
6. Don’t make mistakes.
7. Don’t be a person of color.
Poster #2 (right): How to be a strong female character
1. Make your own choices.
2. Change and develop.
…No, really. That’s it.
The next two in the series of posters I am using to advertise this blog on my campus.
FAVORITE
to add to list one:
8. AND FOR THE LOVE OF HUMANITY DON’T BE CAUCASIAN EITHER. ONLY RACISTS WRITE CAUCASIAN CHARACTERS.
9. YOU KNOW WHAT YOU CAN’T BE ANY RACE YOU MUST BE A KALEIDOSCOPE OF INDISCERNIBLE ETHNICITY.I’m seeing a lot of people reblog my posters with this “commentary” (the so-called 8 and 9), so I’d like to address it: To cut it short, I don’t approve of it one bit, and it disappoints me that so many people seem to condone it. Number 7 is supposed to address the point that fandom often directs their hatred at people of color (see: Doctor Who’s Martha Jones, who, as fans have pointed out, is very similar to the much more loved Rose Tyler, but just so happens to be black).
Writing white characters does not make you racist. Writing white characters exclusively does not make you racist. Writing characters with a stated race/actually paying attention to race does not make you racist, either. What is highly questionable and racially problematic is setting a story in Thailand post-tsunami and focusing only on the problems of white visitors (The Impossible), writing a story about black maids from the point of view of their white savior figure (The Help), writing about people of color but using strategic casting to avoid actually hiring actors of color to portray them (Cloud Atlas, The Last Airbender, The Dark Knight Rises), blatantly picking settings where people don’t think people of color existed so you can use that as an excuse for their absence (Almost all Western fantasy/historical films), or writing stories in settings that DO feature high populations of people of color and choosing only to write about white people (Lena Dunham’s Girls and any all-white cast in a New York City setting). It’s not wrong to write about white people, but it is wrong to erase or downplay the lives of people of color as a way of writing exclusively about white characters.
Don’t lug my posters in with your bawww woe is me everyone hates white people bullshit. We already appear in almost every piece of media ever made. People of color have a right to demand their fair share.
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