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Happy Ending Anniversary😇#ThePromisedNeverland #manga! TPN was a great series! The ending is so bittersweet (more sweet than bitter) but such a fitting end. Emma's sunshine is so infectious and it made the ending so beautiful.
instead of doing things i should've been doing my brain kicked me in the face and said 'DRAW TEMMA' so i quickly did
#騎士絵画
Guru-eFX, since 2001 doing the best textures for Emma's diamond form
#XSpoilers #XTwitter #XMen #WhiteQueen
TPN's first and final quotes were the same: Emma answering her family's call. Emma's motto "Humans aren't weak" was widely publicized during Volume 20 promotion. A promotional poster displayed in Shibuya had a cameo in Shirai's one shot "We were Born."
A TPN prototype one shot was Ashley Goeth no Yukue (2015). The titular character Ashley was trapped inside a hospital (actually a prison) with his memories, name and previous identity removed. Ashley's prisoner ID and Emma's farm ID are rearrangements of the same numbers.
I really need to bring back the ''Gimme a food for emma'' thing again , It always came out such cute ideas out of it and I love this ones way too much.
#witch #Pinup #Sweets #ArtistOnTwitter
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Emma's turn now💥
Enjoy my sweet Elf👀
also boobs👌
#animegirls
#originalcharacter
#smallartist
Another disclaimer:
I actually forgot to fill Emma's screen in this panel
...as great of theirs. Emma's underestimation of Angelica proves her undoing, the young girl taunting her by threatening to disfigure Emma's face–the woman truly, genuinely scared for the first time we've seen on page.
Angelica offers mercy, but with the expectation that...
...of Emma's plot. The fatal flaw of nearly all of the Inner Circle members–from Mastermind's loss during the Dark Phoenix Saga to Emma's comeuppance now–is that their arrogance and entitlement prevents them seeing their own defeats on the horizon.
Firestar #3 continues that...
...loyalty to Shaw. As part of the two Club leaders' plot to use Angelica's microwave ability to take Selene off the table, they've invited the girl to attend the Hellfire Gala (😉) as Emma's escort.
Randal, who over his years of protecting Angelica has come to care for her...
...which she had spent so long trying to contain is finally allowed out, the shy girl we once knew fully equipped to end the Selene's life at Emma's behest.
Even though she's written as absurdly wicked, DeFalco finally captures an important piece of Emma's characterization...
The pieces are all in place for Firestar's final transition, and Shaw and Emma's plot to take Selene off the board ready to go.
But, you'll have to wait until Firestar #4 to see what happens next...
...way to go (thankfully) before she's ready to be Emma's murderous guard dog.
I love the idea that much like the New Mutants, the Hellions also attend dance classes as a means of strengthening their combat skills, although I question Roulette's dye job.
For a girl who hates...
@maiconme23 I remember people had theories that poppy could be noremma's child lol
...her murder of Angelica's favorite horse, Butter Rum.
It's a moment of exceptional cruelty rarely revisited in the books (I wonder why?) that riskily could have made Emma's character irredeemable in the future.
Emma's gaslighting works; Angelica now fully belongs to her.
...Angelica really would make a sweet couple if this entire whirlwind romance wasn't another of Emma's greater manipulations.
The two very awkward, very sweet, and very good kids share a first kiss, which Emma uses to plant a moment of intense guilt in Angelica.
Running off...
...playing in the sandbox–at times, it's done to great effect–but its insistence that we take this version of Emma's characterization seriously makes her an unintentionally hilarious character.
Nana dies (because, of course) and at the school's ice sculpture contest (???)...
It contrasts with Emma's full introduction to the series, where rather than training, her recruitment of young mutants is exclusively for the purpose of serving the Hellfire Club, when already in the main books, we're seeing that (while evil), Emma does care about her kids.