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nicydraws · 1 year
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Six Fanarts Challenge (6/6) Atra Mixta | Hatsune Miku | Gawr Gura Anya Forger | Jiro Kyoka | Mew Mint
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lilenui · 1 month
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Weekly Yuru-Tetsu~ Kudelia: Onboard hygiene is very important, so let's make sure everyone has a change of clothes! Atra: Yes, I agree! Eugene: These clothes though... Mika: Looks good on you Eugene. Eugene: Thank you...
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marspalms · 9 months
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Atra: Why are Mikazuki and Orga sitting with their backs to each other?
Biscuit: They had a fight.
Atra: Then why are they holding hands?
Biscuit: They get sad when they fight.
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lordychica · 3 months
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Random Artworks:)
More sketches/animations of my Boiyo's can be found on my Twitter: (@/LordyChica)
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bubblingbeebles · 1 year
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gundam IBO aka my problems with mari okada
i finished gundam IBO, tried to figure out why it felt so wrong, and only afterwards found out it was written by mari okada and honestly that explains so much.
if she somehow reads this post i’m sorry but here is my thesis about mari okada: all of her works have the same two problems:
1 - they set up a situation that will pull on your heartstrings, but then pull so much harder than was narratively justified that it breaks immersion and ruins the impact
2 - they have weirdly-romanticized ideas about romance, basically where a character falls for some idea that a person represents rather than the person themself, while also usually either (a) being heteronormative and/or steeped in tropey gender roles (b) ignoring perfectly good (less idolizing) chemistry between a different pairing
spoiler zone under the cut.
first of all, disclaimer: the other okada works i’ve seen that i’m comparing to are anohana, nakitai neko, maquia, and toradora. i found the first two to be insufferable, textbook examples of both problems. i liked maquia because i think it got the heartstring pull right, perhaps as a fluke, and avoided problem 2 by being about motherhood instead of romance. i tolerate toradora because, despite the annoying harem, it at least subverted problem 2 in the end by ending with the pairing that has actual chemistry.
IBO, i also find to be textbook examples of both problems, and both problems boil down to the fact that the show never really graduates from the toxic orga-mika-flashback ideology (”keep fighting until we reach the promised land“)
problem 1 basically comes down to how dark the ending is, how much they all lose in the end. the show presents an oppressive system - not just evil individuals - and so many ways our protags could have beat that system, but ultimately makes each one fail either through chance or through character flaw, and like, that’s not just crushing as a story beat, that’s crushing on the meta level of what makes a good story. the show could have been about cashing out with a peaceful life (i.e. not pursue the “king of mars” dream), but no. the show could have been about refusing to let the ends justify the means (i.e. refuse to partner with char chocolate mcgillis), but no. the show could have been about political reform and postwar quality of life (i.e. give any screentime to kudelia’s s2 business exploits), but no. in each case the orga-mika ideology blinded them to everything but to fight. the show set up from the very beginning to have them outgrow that ideology, and then spectacularly failed to deliver.
back on the object level, a more obvious example of problem 1 is just the string of named character killings. in season 1, biscuit’s death had meaningful narrative consequences. in season 2, i predicted naze would die after being politically maneuvered into some corner, which would have been narratively satisfying... if they payoff had been anything other than “now more characters will die with increasingly little justification”. we get the same exact story beat with takaki/aston, with akihiro/lafter, with yamagi/shino, and ultimately with orga. i’m not saying “war produces senseless deaths en masse” is a bad moral, i’m saying that repeating the same exact setup four times robs that moral of its emotional impact.
anyways, on to problem 2: atra and kudelia.
i should be happy about our girls getting a happy end where they’re literally married! i really should! the thing is..! the whole framing around it is stained with authorial intent so deeply that even this literal gay marriage is somehow heteronormative.
in short: the on-screen pretense of their relationship dramatically fails the bechdel test. (whatever happens off screen, the camera lens matters.)
in long: atra and kudelia explicitly talk about their respective relationships to mikazuki in that exact mari-okada-weirdly-romanticized way (”when a girl is crying, a boy should console her”), whereas their relationship to each other is, while obvious, unstated so explicitly as that, and i think that - because of okada’s track record - you need to do some heavy death-of-the-author-ing if you want to claim that they, in character, realize they have romantic chemistry on their own. moreover, as i wrote before i saw s2:
when she was jealous of kudelia about mikazuki, and then all it took was 1 poly adult role model to instantly break her out of that, was such a moment. i hope she meets a gay person and has the same moment again and then (becomes an adult and then) they date
...this of course never happens(*), and so, literally married as they are, occam’s razor says that in character, the only role model they have remains naze’s harem, where women can only be connected romantically indirectly via a guy -- in their case, the memory of a deceased emotional blank slate of a guy, as newly embodied in akatsuki -- and thus they are together because that indirection makes them platonic family (which is a powerful theme of the show in its own right, so it naturally completes the logic here).
(*worse yet: the only on-screen-text-canon gay character, yamagi, is heavily tokenized and brutally bury-your-gays-ed, and i find this actively harms the case, because it sets the precedent that if it was gay, they could have been explicit about it.)
if okada sensei had just spent 5 seconds of screen time for one of them to say “you know, what we have with each other is also romantic, isn’t it”, it would have been an amazing subversion of her own trope, but no. i can’t ignore the author here even if, underneath the metatext, their chemistry and their happy end are undeniable.
and that, i suppose, is why i am so eager about witch from mercury, even if its politics are even more incoherent than ever. it at least gives us - not just the queerness - but the queer-normativity we deserve in storytelling.
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asteriskofficial · 1 year
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I started watching Gundam Iron Blooded Orphans and I am enjoying it a lot so far
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shuchelle · 9 months
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I love them your honor
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fiannalover · 11 months
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Mikazuki's corpse does so much heavy lifting everyday cheerleading Kudelia/Atra into being such a tasty and God tier ship
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liamthestickyclone · 5 months
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Drew these little goobers
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ahahsbdhshsnabahahs I LOVE THESE TWO SO MUCH
…makes the ending all the more sad…
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niaojirou · 8 months
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One of the powerpuff girls isn't even a girl and is a war criminal
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nicydraws · 1 year
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Six Fanarts Challenge (3/6) Atra Mixta | Hatsune Miku | Gawr Gura
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lilenui · 2 months
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Weekly Yuru-tetsu~ A: Uh, fish.. Atra: *ahem* Don't you know there's a custom in here to celebrate a boy's health with a fish meal! Or so I heard. I tried my best! A: Huhh.... M: Health.. S: Congratulations! *humm* S/M/A : OK. There you go! Atra: Hold up you...
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quiixs · 2 years
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Their Place
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lordychica · 6 months
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Random Artworks :)
Just past months pieces of the Boiyo's together along with the crew! All my animations can be found on my Twitter. (@LordyChica.)
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wordsandrobots · 11 months
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Iron-Blooded Oprhans G Side Story - Soup Party
So Trafalgar Log just put up fansubs for the latest IBO Side Story and . . . look, if you've seen all of Iron-Blooded Orphans or even just finished Season 1, go watch this (there's spoilers for S1 in the thumbnail which is why I'm not doing this as a link post).
It's cute, funny fluff and utterly delightful. I'm not going to write up reference notes because there's really nothing added in terms of continuity. Just the development of a relationship and some daft jokes.
(I will say that I think this release exhausts the footage for the side stories shown in the trailer for the app, except possibly the bits featuring Shino and Naze, which looked like they'd belonged to the Urdr Hunt campaign instead.)
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they-have-the-same-va · 3 months
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Atra Mixta from Mobile Suit Gundam Iron-Blooded Orphans shares a voice actress with Amy from Gargantia on the Verdurous Planet - in both English AND Japanese.
Voiced by Cassandra Lee Morris and Hisako Kanemoto
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