Dan Heng Is Actually The Funniest Star Rail Character. In His Past Life He Committed The Number One Crime.

yeahhh

participant's of today's hunger games! (it's in the discord server lmao, might be too lazy to put it here)

gelphie??

never get into media where the characters are heavily associated with specific colors you will never be the same again

their pull streams bring me an unexplainable amount of joy

hsr english voice actors… save me hsr english voice actors…

my fav thing about sunrise on the reaping was when haymitch was like yeah caeser i'm a lone wolf 😏 i'm with the newcomers but i'm not WITH the newcomers, yknow? they call me a rascal. a rebel against the gamemasters. I scored a ONE and that is a THREAT. you do not want to mess with me 🙅

cut to him with like 20 kids following him around like ducklings, him hiding in his t-shirt, him letting a bunny guide him to safety because it reminded him of his girlfriend, and him making nightlights out of potatoes.

GUMANGG YOU MOTHERFUCKERRR

no bcs district 12 tributes for the 50th hunger games are iconic af.... lucy gray, jessup, katniss and peeta are cool and i love them but they are mostly pure angst... while these... louella and her "i don't want these idiots as my allies," maysilee and insulting everyone's fashion sense, wyatt and his betting on everyone's deaths, haymitch drinking snow's milk.... hilarious af, they're so bratty and insane i love them

Katniss *thinking about the Mockingjay pin*: Wow this was Madge’s aunt’s, what a precious and valuable family heirloom, it must have been special to her, I’ll treasure it forever.

Maysilee *thinking about the Mockingjay pin*: this bird is ugly and stupid I’m literally never going to wear this.

oh my god i love you (platonically) 🙏

this might be controversial, but i had another conversation about the japanese with my friends actually. it was about japanese colonization of indonesia and their treatment of korea. also how they fucked over a lot of countries in ww2...one of them said something along the lines of "The US doesn't teach about negative Japanese history because we sent Japanese Americans to concentration camps and nuked their islands twice. So now we're only fed propoganda."

sunrise on the reaping raises an incredibly important ethical question: how many generations does it take to erase history, to the point of blind, unquestioning acceptance?

i fear the answer is far fewer than any of us are comfortable with.

you're so welcome guys