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when your duck girlfriend makes you carry her out of every practice
THIS IS THE MOST HANDSOME FAKIR I HAVE EVER SEEN AND IM REALLY IN LOVE WITH HOW YOU DREW THEIR HAIR, IM IN LOVE WITH EVERYTHING ABOUT THIS
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Posted on May 13, 2013 via dumb art blog with 1,005 notes
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brb crying
OMG ! I didn’t remember they were so canon !
MY SHIP!!!!! IT’S MY SHIP!!!!! OMG OMG OMG!!!
Posted on April 28, 2013 via a stranger i remain with 8,528 notes
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Posted on April 3, 2013 via Midnyte Mercury with 8,968 notes
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a 39 second cosplay skit that receives a standing ovation.
once you watch it, you’ll understand why.
THERE ARE TEARS IN MY EYES AND I DON’T KNOW WHY THIS MADE ME CRY BUT DAMN
Oh my god I smiled like an idiot. XD
THIS IS AMAZING
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Posted on March 6, 2013 via ore wa homo ja nai. with 50,587 notes
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Comic-verse Black Widow was a professional ballerina, which is all sorts of awesome.
Done with a few refs. Trying to learn new things.
Totally did not know this
Of course, she’s a Russian woman, she has to be a ballerina too. 9____9 Oh, Marvel comics. (this said, the art is beautiful, she looks like a badass magical girl)
Posted on March 1, 2013 via A walking mass of complexes with 3,029 notes
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Magical Girl stories are stories about growing up and becoming a woman, and protecting other women, saving other women, following desires and dreams and wishes and then kicking the bad guys in the face with your high heeled boots. The weapon is womanhood and girlhood and your sexuality because that’s the weapon society gave you and told you you were going to hurt yourself with it. Except the thing is, you don’t have to hurt yourself. You can protect yourself, and your friends, and your ideas, and feelings, and some days, yes, you fall down on your knees and sob messily because you can’t defeat every bad guy on your own, or ever, or alone - but goddamnit you have the ability to take power in your agency and who you are. Society doesn’t OFTEN tell girls that. We don’t often get the message that who we are is okay, acceptable, powerful, or amazing, much less that it’s also okay if we don’t succeed every single time. We know the fight is a part of our lives, but survival is the minimum. Getting stories about winning beyond that is amazing.
On the Importance of Magical Girl Heroines and Weaponized Femininity
(Y’all, go read this amazing essay about what mahou shoujo *means*. Also highly applicable to my favorite dead gay anime, not surprisingly.)
Magical Girls are everything to me. One day I’ll be able to launch my own series. It has to happen.
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Posted on February 23, 2013 via where is my mind? with 1,502 notes
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My name's actually not "Stan", it's just short for "stalking fan", which I am: a raving, insane, fanatic fangirl. And that's just the tip of the iceberg.
