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Next part of the childhood friends AU is called ''Talk To Me'' ( around 14 pages )
I'd like to take a moment and thank @CheschireKaat who helped me a lot in the characterization of Keigo in the AU, she also helped me a lot with the dialogues in the recent parts 💛
PLEASE GO READ THE FIC IT’S LITERALLY THE CUTEST i mean if you ignore the angst-
(jkjk its genuinely such a great fic and the characterization is so good)
((there are two parts so go read the first part first XD)) https://t.co/oUy0sY3x2p
Manga : Innocent , Innocent Rogue
Story & Art : Sakamoto, Shinichi
This manga is a work of art along with great story and characterization, it is a masterpiece in every sense
"Akudama Drive flew out the gates with blades of glory, only to later on fall hard and flat on its face. With its lack of fleshed out context and deeper characterization to an otherwise gorgeous-looking world, it only does best as popcorn entertainment."
https://t.co/ZdYRLCZPmv
@Marvanths Big noses are a really underutilized element in developing characterization.
Oh yeah I drew this forever ago.
Given my feelings about Shadow's characterization as of late, I figure this might be a good time to post this.
#fanart #SonicTheHedgehog #ShadowtheHedgehog
Kiss kiss fall in love 🌹🌸
Ouran High School Host Club AU with Daichi and his harem of captains
#Haikyuu
(Just for fun! Don't take characterizations too seriously <3)
While my childhood and even teen years have been influenced by DC and Manga.....these 2 characters from Marvel comics will forever be goated to me. Very few characters come close to their level of characterization and progression in comic and manga alike.
Trailer: No abuse. Has Blake being comfortable with him enough to tell him not to be dramatic.
V2: Characterization of him being MORE of a mentor than even a partner.
Anthology Manga: He comforts.
DC Comics: Says he didn't do anything.
Consistent in whole franchise? No #rwby https://t.co/8vMwJxuNmG
I wrote about writing for @amosolov's #Starsector, and #gamewriting in general, including dialog mechanics, restraint in lore/worldbuilding, player characterization, and player narrative archetypes.
https://t.co/KWAKJXpvxa
Sometimes I’m in the mood for a single-issue story!
There are some great self-contained-story issues from back in the Bronze Age! They could cram a lot of plot and characterization in 20 pages or less!
Malicia thought being rescued/taken in by Marth from Grust meant that they were going to be married and the rest of her characterization revolves around this until Caeda is like... we're engaged.
I think the reason why I adored Fata a lot is that it's quite unlike anything I've seen. Along with its aesthetically unique artwork and its incredible OST. It nailed the storytelling, characterization, atmosphere, thematic execution & emotional value to the right degree for me
takes Rose's sweet characterization of L/G and makes it horny withy my sticky little fingers https://t.co/H0HBxL9Xin
Too often, shonen anime take the easy, boring route. The genre is plagued with victory through the power of friendship, main characters that don't undergo any serious growth or character challenges, & villains with pitiful characterization.
HxH takes the hard, interesting route
And while I'd love to keep shoving high praise to all the narrative elements of Ghost Trick, there's a lot that irks me about the villainous characterization of characters from a "foreign country" as iredeemably evil people with a different skin colour.... Big yikes there.