#hisame

[samairuart]

Best family 🫶🏽

#fire emblem #fire emblem fates #Hinata #Corrin #kana #Hisame

[oreonyu]

shall we watch the rain? yes, we shall.

#this support so ingrained in my brain like listen #enjoying rain over tea and pickles and basking in temporary peace #shaking u #do u get me #sloppy sorry i just wanted the idea out #fe fates #fire emblem fates #fe fates birthright #fire emblem fates birthright #fire emblem #my art #shigure fe fates #hisame fe fates #shigure #hisame

[akatsukiyonaakagamishirayuki]

A little love for Obi today ❤️

#akagami no shirayukihime #赤髪の白雪姫 #zen #shirayuki #obi #kiki #mitsuhide #hisame #izana #izana wistalia #zen wistalia #shirayuki x zen #zen x shirayuki #kiki seiran #hisame lugis #manga #anime #shoujo manga

[bestbonnist]

Special illustrations done by the second season's director for episodes 1-10. These were posted on Twitter the day before each episode aired.

#fumetsu no anata e #to your eternity #to you the immortal #fnae #tye #fnae anime #fnae spoilers #previous era #uralis arc #fushi #johann #immo #hisame #kahaku #kahak #bon #bonchien nicoli la tasty peach uralis #parona #todo #iris #bennett church #fen and nixon #horsey #meiran #eko #iddy #myrrh #original post #art

[twistedtummies2]

Let’s Talk About...”A Villain’s Twisted Heart”

So, this is a little different from most posts I make. XD Basically, I just wanted to take a little time to talk to you guys about a couple of games I found out about recently. They have some good characters - as well as very kinkable ones - and they are very “niche” pieces, not especially widely known. So I thought bringing some attention to them would be a good idea. Both games are by a gaming company called “Genius Inc.” They make otome-style visual novels, which are all…TECHNICALLY free to play. Yeah, spoiler alert, I can’t - in good conscience - recommend either of the games I want to talk about AS games. I’ll get to why that is, and tell you where you can find walkthroughs to view, later on in this post, however. First, I want to focus on the positives, and especially on the characters. There are two games I want to discuss, and I think it’s best I do them one at a time. So, I’m going to start with this one: “A Villain’s Twisted Heart.” WHAT’S THE STORY? I am 90% convinced that, since this game came out in 2021, and has a title like “A Villain’s Twisted Heart,” this had to be inspired by the success of my beloved “Twisted Wonderland.” When you first hear the premise, it does bear a few passing resemblances to the game, but it’s different enough that I think it can stand on its own. The story focuses on the POV Protagonist - referred to as “The Reader” - who has the power to make material anything they read aloud. Basically, if they were to read, say, something from Arthurian Legend, they could potentially summon Excalibur; within the story of the game itself, they read from Cinderella and summon the Mice, and from a science book and summon a portal into outer space, just to give you two examples. However, in typical fashion, the Reader doesn’t know how to fully control their powers, and sees it more as a curse than a blessing. Things take a bad turn when they encounter a mysterious antagonist, known only as “The Unraveler.” The Unraveler is a Reader gone rogue, who uses his powers to travel to different worlds via different stories and books, and then basically mess everything up there. The problem is, the more one messes with other worlds this way, the greater the risk of the world itself being completely destroyed by the Unraveler’s meddling. He’s now planning to do the same to the Reader’s own world. To try and combat this threat, the Reader attempts to summon three of their favorite heroes in fiction…but, seemingly because of their lack of experience, they instead summon the villains of the stories in question. These villains are Captain Hook (from Peter Pan), Grimm (the Big Bad Wolf of Fairy-Tales), and Hisame (a genderbent version of the Snow Queen). The Reader thus is forced to team up with these dastardly, selfish, murderous scoundrels in order to defeat the much worse evil the Unraveler presents. In the first season of the game, all the action takes place within the Reader’s own world, with many fish-out-of-water elements for the Villains who are the focus. In the second season, the Reader and the Villains travel between the three worlds of the bad guys’ respective stories, pursuing the Unraveler to try and stop his mad plan to basically become a God. Since this is an otome type game, you make choices along the way to strengthen your relationships with the three Villains, and at the end of the story, you choose to form a romantic relationship with one of the three; they remain in your world (the Reader’s world), while the other two return to their own respective universes…with the promise that they will either visit you or you will visit them sometime down the line.

PROTAGONISTS & ANTAGONISTS

The main thing that both this and the other game I plan to talk about do so well is create strong characters. While the Reader is a mostly pretty blank protagonist - which is par the course for this type of game, to be fair - I do appreciate the person who wrote this visual novel did, in fact, give them a little bit of a personality, and a story arc beyond just falling in love. The Reader starts off as an easily flustered, generally reserved person at the start, and by the end of the game they’ve become just as much of a bad@$$, to be blunt, as the three Villains who they befriend (and, in at least one case, more than befriend). They also have a sense of humor and, despite being shy at the beginning, they aren’t completely spineless, usually ready with a quick comeback or logical argument. On that note, the character IS defined as female, but there’s no reason one can’t imagine them as male in personal writing, or just keep the gender neutral. The Unraveler, our main antagonist (pictured above), is a pretty deplorable villain. And I mean that in a good way: he’s a decent bad guy. He starts off as a straightforward villain without much depth, but as the story goes on, he becomes more interesting. We never find out his true name; apparently, he adopts a new alias each time he visits a new world, and all his misadventures have unnaturally expanded his lifespan, so he’s far older than he seems; just like the Villains we’re facing, themselves. In the Reader’s world, he adopts the identity of a college professor (Moriarty, anyone?), but it’s pretty clear even this identity is something he’s made up. Whoever he is, his backstory is that he was a person who was neglected and shunned by society for most of his life; when he found out about his powers as a Reader, he used them to make himself into the hero of many stories. He craved the attention and praise being the hero got him, but he wasn’t willing to do the actual work to become a true hero; instead, he would organize things to make the heroes of those worlds look bad, and thus present himself as the only one who could stop their evil deeds. It’s this obsessive need to be given attention and adulation that leads to him seeking to become “The Hero of All Worlds,” which would apparently give him powers tantamount to a God. Which brings us to the real stars of this story, the three Villains. What I appreciate about this game is that these three Villains ARE villains, at the start. They aren’t just misunderstood heroes, or even anti-heroes: they, themselves, acknowledge that whatever and whoever they used to be, they became the bad guys of their own stories. A common thread runs through all three of their stories: it’s revealed that each of these Villains used to be the hero of their own respective world. They were protective presences who guarded their people and tried to help them in times of need. That all changed when the Unraveler came to their world: he framed each of them for crimes they did not commit, and when they tried to stand up against him, they failed, lost, and thus their reputations were completely ruined. The suffering they went through led to all three making the same basic decision. To quote a song: “You’re looking for a monster? Well, it’s your lucky day! I’ll be what you want!” As the story goes on, each of the three not only begins to form attachments - both to each other, and to the Reader - but they do start to shape up. By the end of Season 1, they’ve effectively gone from Villains to Anti-Heroes: they’re not exactly GOOD people, but they’re on their way to the path of redemption. And by the end of Season 2, I’d say all three are what would be termed Flawed Heroes. They’re now more or less heroic figures, the way they once were…but after spending so much time as Villains who would kill or even eat you without a second thought, they obviously still have some broken gears in the clockworks, so to speak. On that note, let’s now take a look at the three separately… MEET THE VILLAINS

Captain Hook is the first of the trio we’ll talk about. Hook seems to be the sort of self-appointed leader of the villains, as he’s the one who comes up with most of the plans throughout the story and tends to act as an ironic voice of reason. I do love the way Hook is portrayed in this version: while he’s younger than most versions of the character, he’s still basically the Captain Hook we all know and love. He’s a sneaky, dastardly swashbuckler with a theatrical, charismatic, slightly foppish sort of personality. The game plays a lot with the duality of Hook, between him as the dandified gentleman and him as…well…a pirate. He’s a drinker, a womanizer, and has the sort of cocksure swagger many typical pirates have, but he’s also capable of being quite eloquent and even somewhat of a ham. They also play with the brutality of Hook: he’s a manipulative sadist who loves to play with people’s minds, keeping his cards close to his chest and finding stealthy, subtle ways to solve most problems. You can never fully trust him, and he seems to be the one of the three who gets the most pleasure out of the thought of not only killing but outright torturing those who cross him. As the game goes on, Hook softens up considerably, his sadistic elements toning down bit by bit, as he starts to realize he still has a chance to reclaim at least most of the things he lost when Peter Pan (one of the Unraveler’s many identities) cut off his hand and fed it to the Crocodile.

Grimm, the Big Bad Wolf, actually reminds me a bit of Jack Howl from Twisted Wonderland…except that, at the start, he’s much meaner. Where Hook is a mental threat, who prefers to outwit his enemies, toy with their minds, and use guile and sneakiness to get what he wants, Grimm is a purely physical threat. While he isn’t a total dunderhead, he is, nevertheless, a person who relies largely on brute force and intimidation to get what he wants. At the start of the game, he behaves more like an animal than a human being, and is easily the most physically imposing and strong of the trio. He’s also, being the Big Bad Wolf, RAVENOUSLY hungry. He’s a bottomless pit, really; threatening to eat people on more than one occasion, and constantly chowing down throughout the game, without a shred of manners. As the game goes on, we quickly realize that under his big and bad exterior, Grimm has a soft side; he’s basically a violent tsundere, afraid to admit his true feelings and form close attachments because of past experiences, and trying to seem meaner than he (already) is. As the game goes on, Grimm opens up more and more, and shows a sort of puppyish side to his personality: he’s extremely curious about human life, and the way things work in the Reader’s own world, and goes from trying to push them away to becoming the single most protective of them out of the whole bunch. By the end, while he’s still got his rough edges and doesn’t always like to show his soft sides, those soft sides are clearly taking greater precedence.

Finally, there is Hisame, the Snow King. In order to talk about him, I have to give a bit away about his backstory: Hisame’s origin states that he was stabbed by Kai (the Unraveler’s identity in his world) with a dagger formed from a cursed icicle. In Lord-of-the-Rings fashion, a piece of the icicle knife broke off inside of him, and is working its way slowly into the Snow King’s heart, freezing him from the inside out. As time goes on, not only does this cause Hisame to become more and more emotionally cold and distant, but it also means he runs the risk of dying if his heart freezes completely. The only way to break the curse is, of course, through True Love’s Kiss…but if you’re worried that means you HAVE to pick him, don’t worry: in the same vein as “Frozen” or “Maleficent,” it’s explained that True Love doesn’t have to be ROMANTIC love, it just has to be real. Regardless, for most of the game, Hisame is as cold as his slowly freezing heart: he’s haughty, dictatorial, commanding, passive-aggressive, and thoroughly icy. He’s an emotional threat, constantly seeking to make others feel inferior to himself; a dominating and imposing presence. He’s not a sadist the way both Grimm and especially Hook can be, it’s more that he doesn’t care if you suffer or not…which, arguably, can be seen as even more frightening. Part of the reason he acts so cruel and heartless, it’s revealed, is because he’s afraid of what will happen if he gets too close to someone: he’s scared he’ll hurt them, or that their compassion will be wasted on him in some way. Eventually, he does learn to accept his own emotions and finds a way to both literally and figuratively thaw out his frozen heart. For those reading who know me for my kinkier fanfics, yes, I do have MANY thoughts related to these three lads as kink crushes, especially Hook and Grimm. Perhaps I’ll go into them more if people ask in some fashion, but for now, suffice it to say all three characters are awesome and definitely have the capacity to make me blush. WHY YOU SHOULD NOT PLAY THE GAME. So, I’ve established I like all these characters, and the story itself - while not completely perfect in its execution (the second season is somewhat rushed, in particular) - is actually a decently well-told tale. It blends elements of both slice-of-life romance and a sort of magical/superhero adventure epic together in a very fun and sweet way. I also appreciate that, while you can form relationships with all three, they remember that you can only pick one to be your true love at the end. By which I mean, even though the Reader shares romantic scenes with all three characters, they’re written in such a way that you can sort of “excuse” the fact they ultimately will only pick one lover by the end of the tale. HOWEVER, there are two things wrong with “A Villain’s Twisted Heart,” and to be honest, they are problems that all the Genius Inc. games I’ve looked at (I’ve taken a peek at a few by now) seem to have. The first is that this game is very cheaply made. And I do mean VERY cheaply made: a lot of the artwork featured in the game is taken from stock, with only a few backgrounds, screens, and the main character sprites being original. The music, similarly, is a blend of some original music and stock music together. All of Genius Inc.’s games seem to be made on the budget of a can of beans, but this one seems oddly and particularly low-budget compared to even some of the others I’ve looked at. This problem would be excusable if it weren’t for the other issue: all of Genius Inc.’s visual novels have the same basic gameplay system, and it’s a system that is, to be blunt, rigged completely. The games are free to play, and most of the choices you make throughout the story are totally up to you to make. HOWEVER, there are specific choices - referred to as “Premiere Choices” - which are THE MOST IMPORTANT DECISIONS for the character to make. Choosing one way will lead to basically getting a bad ending, and choosing the other will lead to basically getting a good ending, plain and simple. This is already problematic enough, but this is what really tears it: in order to even MAKE the choices that will lead to the good ending(s) of each game…you have to pay money. Yeah. The games are free to play…but to get the good endings, you have to spend cash. On the one hand, I guess it makes sense from a business point of view: how else would these shoestring budget titles make a profit? But from the perspective of the player…that’s just messed up. SO…how to experience these characters and this story for yourself, without giving in to these miserly fiends? Simple: watch a walkthrough on YouTube. There are actually a couple of channels with walkthroughs of this specific game available online, it seems to be one of the most popular titles Genius Inc. has produced. I can see why: out of all the games I’ve looked at so far from this company, this one is probably my favorite, as I feel it has the strongest and best-written story out of all the ones I’ve seen. So, if you don’t know about this game and want to learn more about these lads, head to the magical YouTube and start looking. It may not be worth playing, but it’s definitely worth checking out.

“But wait!” I hark thou wail. “What of the other game you mentioned? What is it?! Is it on YouTube as well?!”

Patience, my little ducklings, patience…I’ll get to THAT business another time… ;)

#random post #let's talk about... #a villain's twisted heart #avth #grimm #big bad wolf #hisame #snow king #captain hook #hook #fairy-tales #video games #anime bois #kink-related #but only peripherally #at least for now #you all can guess the kinks if you know me

[halcyonfawn]

Lord Hisame, please stay by my side. Just as you are now.

#i am falling in love with you lady kiki #hisame #kiki #hisame × kiki #kiki seiran #hisame lugis #kiki and hisame #akagami no shirayukihime #ans edit #snow white with the red hair #ans #colouring #manga coloring #as you should!! #bless them #i remember being upset because of mitsuhide's sudden coming out #(he's gay you can't change my mind) #honestly i love mitsuhide #but sometimes i hate him #now i love hisame and kiki falling in love #good for them #wish them all the best^^ #they deserve each other

[ydotome]

Hisame (ヒサメ) - Fumetsu no Anata e 2nd Season - Episode 1

BONUS

#To your Eternity #Fumetsu no Anata e #To you the Immortal #不滅のあなたへ #fnae #Hisame #ヒサメ #my gifs #my post #long post

[gabriella0807]

🌌 Them. Wearing nightgowns. 🌌 - lockscreens ✨

#obi #hisame #obi ans #hisame lugis #akagami no shirayukihime #snow white with the red hair #ans #ans manga #gabriella0807

[fefuckability]

Qualifier 9: Fates

Feel free to rb/comment with your justifications!

#Fates Fuckability Face Off #polls #tournament #FE14 #FE Fates #Fire Emblem #shigure #dwyer #shiro #asugi #hisame #siegbert #forrest #ignatius #rainbow sage

[alexmeli50]

✨Chapter 127.5 part 3 spoilers✨

#akagami no shirayukihime #snow white with the red hair #ans #Hisame #Kiki #hisakiki

[yaraneechan]

Hisame: I know I may be a mere competitor in a harem of 3-

Kiki: 5, you forgot obi and shirayuki

Hisame: *internally screaming* ...Im outnumbered

#ans #snow white with the red hair #akagami no shirayukihime #kiki #kiki seiran #hisame #hisakiki #kiki is a harem protagonist #mine

[samairuart]

Truth be told, it was a redraw ✍🏽

#fire emblem #fire emblem fates #Hinata #Corrin #Hisame #Kana

[madismnightparty]

His smile🖤

#hisame #grieva #lanju #gulu gulu #visual kei #vkei

[akatsukiyonaakagamishirayuki]

OBI I LOVE YOU IN A KITSUNE MASK

#akagami no shirayukihime #赤髪の白雪姫 #shirayuki #zen #obi #ryuu #izana #kiki #hisame #mitsuhide #shirayuki x zen #zen x shirayuki #manga #anime #shoujo manga

[jacscorner]

My Mom Spanked Me AND My Bully

"Help, help! I'm being assaulted!" My name is Hisame. I just got a job at a Black Company. And right now, I'm watching my mom spanking my co-worker, Kuroha. How did I get into this mess? Well, it's a bit of a long story, so we need to rewind a bit to about a month ago... You see, I work in the accounting department of my company. My job is simple; to crunch numbers for clients. Recently, we got a new girl joining our department; Kuroha. When on break, I tried to be her friend over tea. I even offered to pour a cup for her. But...

Kuroha: Help, help! I'm being assaulted!

She yelled it so quickly that I was just left dumbstuck. Before I knew it, our co-workers ran in and Kuroha ran to them.

Kuroha: Save me! She tried to sling hot tea at me when I just asked her to pour me some!

Hisame: W-what?! That's not what happened! They didn't know who to believe. Human Resources had to get involved, but ultimately, they just told both of us that fighting isn't tolerated. They couldn't really do anything about it since it all came down to 'he said, she said'. I tried talking to her the next day while in the locker room. We were both in there alone, and...

Kuroha: Help, help! I'm being assaulted!

Once again, our co-workers came running in while I was left there, stunned.

Kuroha: She threatened to steal my street clothes if I didn't give her my money!

Hisame: W-what are you talking about?! That's not what I said!

HR got involved again, but this time, they made sure to tell me to stop harassing Kuroha because she's new. I couldn't believe I was told that. Looking back, I guess it makes sense to assume I'm the aggressor; Kuroha made herself out to be so nice and I think everyone was already liking her. And the idea of a sweet new girl getting bullied is an easy story to swallow than the reverse. From that day on, I did my best to avoid being around Kuroha. I never wanted to be with her if I could help it. Thankfully, our job didn't require to work with her closely. And when on break, I never let myself be alone with her - or alone for that matter. But at least once a week, when i let my guard down, she'd spring up behind me.

Kuroha: Help, help! I'm being assaulted! Hisame just slapped me!

Kuroha; Hisame stole my lunch from the communal fridge!

Kuroha: My stapler's missing; Hisame took it! There was never proof, but with how much it was happening, rumors were starting to spread. It was getting so bad that everyone started to avoid me! Which meant that Kuroha could keep sneaking up on me, getting us alone, and calling foul! It got so bad that the office decided to start an investigation into all of these bullying accusations. Which means they were definitely investigating me and my actions. Which means they were definitely trying to find definitive proof to fire me. I went home that day feeling miserable. But just when I thought things couldn't get worse... Kuroha: So, this is where you live?

Hisame: Eh?! What are you doing here?!

Kuroha: Oh, I heard something really interesting about you, Hisame~ That you don't live alone.

Hisame: What are you-

Before i could ask what was happening, the door opened.

Kurumi: Huh? Hisame? Who's your friend?

This is my mom; Kurumi.

Kuroha: Miss Kurumi, thank goodness you're here!

And once again, Kuroha was putting on the crocodile tears.

Kuroha: I came over to maybe talk with you about Hisame! She has been bullying me all month! Ever since i joined the accounting department! It's been horrible!

Before I could say anything, my mother's glare was right on top of me. And when she has that look in her eyes, I just can't bring it in me to speak. I didn't matter if I was a child or an adult.

Kurumi: Hisame, come inside. Now. We need to have a word about your behavior.

Inside, the house was filled with the rhythmic sound of slapping.

Hisame: WAAA! Mama! Stop!

The familiar sound of me getting spanked...

Kurumi: I don't know what has gotten into you, Hisame! But you are not too old to be spanked! Especially when you live under my roof!

I couldn't exactly hear it at the time, over the sound of my own wailing and crying, but I managed to catch Kuroha's condescending smirk looking down on me as she got a front row seat of my humiliation.

Kuroha: Ha, ha! This is what you get for being such a spoiled brat and hogging all the guys' attention!

Hisame/Kurumi: ...What?

The spanking (thankfully) stopped immediately and the both of us were staring at Kuroha. I watched that big smirk on her face slowly fall as she realized what she said. My Mom let me off of her lap and she immediately marched over to Kuroha.

Kurumi: Excuse me, but...what?

Kuroha: I-I mean, uh...i-it's her fault! When I got to the department, she was friends with almost all the guys! It's not fair! Girls like that are sluts and they hog all the good men for themselves! You should punish your daughter every day for- OW!

Kurumi: You. Come here. Now.

And that's how we got here...

Kuroha: Stop! This is assault! Stop it!

Kurumi: That's not gonna work here! And you are going to march right to your HP Department and tell them exactly what you did!

Kuroha: What?! No way! Y-you're not the boss of me!

Kurumi: You're going to do it or I'm going to beat your ass with THIS instead!

Then my Mom pulled out a bat! Where she kept it, I don't know, but it was covered in nails and looked more like a demon's club than something to spank someone with!

Kuroha: W-wait, wait! You...you wouldn't do that!

Kurmi: Don't try me...

So, the next day, my Mom actually walked me to work and one look from her got Kuroha to run to HR and turn herself in. The HR Manager apologized for not believing my previous testimonies. My reputation was quickly apologizing; everyone was sorry for what they did. My Mom was especially apologetic for spanking me like she did the other day and said she'd take me out to my favorite restaurant to apologize properly.

I told her I'd be happy to, but if we could postpone a little bit. Until I can sit comfortably again...

This commission was brought to you by someone who liked my last Etra-Chan Saw it pic and decided to commission something based on a similar YouTube Channel's characters: Mona Lisa's Silly Talk. I'd be watching them if, you know, I could read Japanese. ^_^;;;

Nonetheless, I had a lot of fun both drawing this pic and writing the fic to go with it. And I hope everyone else likes it!

#JAC Commission #JAC Art #Spank #Mona Lisa's Silly Talk #Kurumi #Kuroha #Hisame

[trcelyneart]

Engage just came out and Kagetsu reminded me of my first samurai goofy husbando

Old version here!

#my art #fire emblem fates #hinata #hisame #kana #draw this again