Sandor Clegane & Arya Stark Or As I Like To Call Them, Geralt N Ciri From The Back Of The Spencer’s

"i could kill you right now if i wanted" "mmhmm"

edit: thanks @maileesque for id

[ID: a digital greyscale drawing of adult sokka and zuko. they’re sitting, zuko behind sokka. sokka leans his head back against zuko’s shoulder. he has his eyes closed, relaxed and content. zuko is holding a small blade gently against sokka’s neck, shaving his beard. he looks focused. his other hand is lying on sokka’s shoulder/against his neck. here is a small bowl with water and a towel beside them. /end ID]

People really do assume the FromSoft formula is just "super hard boss fights" but really it's Tall Ladies, Hidetaka Miyazaki's barely contained masochistic death fetish, incredibly hard but usually fair boss fights, community graffiti, annoying rat, even more annoying dog, walk walk fashion baby, poison swamp, bottomless pit, Large Jovial Dad Figure, jolly cooperation, Berserk Reference, and slapstick comedy.

been playing botw lately

bharatnatyam air bender

reblogging again bc im so normal about this

someone pointed out Ganondorf’s new design is almost entirely based on Fudo Myo-o and i blacked out and woke up 3 hours later

one of my personal favorite dichotomies in atla is how iroh, once the top strategist and highest-ranking general of the fire nation, now directs all his energy and considerable tactical experience towards attempting to keep his teenage nephew from throwing himself into life-threatening situations AND IROH REGULARLY FAILS TO PREVENT HIM FROM DOING SO.

he lead a six-hundred day siege and now iroh can't keep up with a sixteen-year-old armed with two swords and a passionate deathwish. zuko's motto is "act first, think never" and he's running rings around his uncle. it's like!!! who's gonna come out on top, iroh's west point education vs. zuko's deep and abiding commitment to always choosing the stupidest possible course of action, and zuko manages to win every single time