End of the first stage play:
End of the second stage play:
End of the third stage play:
I just love how Setsuo Itō (Mob's VA) is so emotional about the whole project you can tell how important it is to him!
oso you were so close
original
Choromatsu: We really should date. We have a lot in common, you know?
Choromatsu: We both like fish, we both want to succeed-
Totoko: I hate you.
Choromatsu: *gleefully* We both hate me, yes!! See?! We’re practically meant for each other!
And we learn that:
If his father is an elected official, image would be really important to him. It recontextualizes the seperation arc, because if Reigen was all over the news. He must have brought a lot of scandle to his family.
His mom scripted an apology for him because he’s the son of a public figure.
It makes sense now that he held a press conference to address the allegations, instead of say, releasing a statement online.
Reigen would have grown up watching his father maintain one face for his voters and another for his family.
It makes sense now that he’s great at debate and managing situations with words, because he would have grown up in a family where choosing your words carefully was an essential skill, having watched his father, campaign, debate other candidates, give press releases….etc
Everything makes sense now, why he is the way he is. Why he feels compelled to make a name for himself. Why taking on facades comes so naturally to him. All his inadequacies……
I’m way more upset with Teru about this text message he wrote than I am about him choking out Mob.
I’m so sorry to inform those who don’t know that Teru’s response to this is: “I’m waiting like a good boy.”
He also makes a pun with his name and 「待ってる」 (matteru) by writing 「待っ⭐️テル⭐️」 (mat⭐️TERU⭐️)
〘 #46: Reason to Fight 〙
Gokudera Hayato
finally had time to draw and i draw fucking this god. anyway, full on side blog
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trauma
MURDER HOUSE: ghosts
ASYLUM: A Demon
COVEN: witches
FREAK SHOW: an evil clown
HOTEL: Vampires
ROANOKE: also ghosts (for some reason)
CULT: Third Party Voters