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shysheeperz · 9 months
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theroadtofairyland · 10 months
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You’ll Always Be My-celium
Watercolor and Glitter On Black Paper
2022, 22"x 30"
Fly Agaric Mushrooms, Amanita muscaric
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b3crew · 1 year
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REVIEW | "Magu-chan: God Of Destruction" - Vol. 7 | B3 - Boston Bastard Brigade
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Now that Muscar has been dealt with, it appears things will be going back to normal in Magu-chan: God of Destruction. Well…as normal as one can be living in a world with tiny chaotic deities. At the very least, nobody has to worry about losing one’s life. However, as we see in its seventh volume, the characters of Magu-chan: God of Destruction are getting ready for some changes.
Things start off with some one-shot adventures, as the gang attempt to enter a supposedly haunted apartment complex. While ghosts aren’t found, there are some familiar faces discovered behind some of these doors. It leads to some good laughs, especially from Naputaaku, who seems more terrified than the humans. Meanwhile, a day at the beach turns into an emergency work order, as Ren’s mother suffers heat stroke during the restaurant’s busiest of days. Not only does Naputaaku shine again as a replacement cook, but Magu-chan also gets some laughs thanks to him using his likeness to sell beach items.
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This leads to probably the strongest chapter in the volume, as the tiny gods find themselves stranded on an island. It’s another situation that showcases just how hilariously useless these deities are without their human compadres. Add on the appearance of Uneras, who lazily decides to not offer a helping hand in this situation, and you’ve got a recipe for a front row seat for disaster. Although they do get rescued in the end, who it is that winds up being the hero winds up being a delightful surprise.
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tokiro07 · 2 years
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Jump, I’m begging you, let Magu-chan - God of Destruction have an anime
77 chapters can easily be fit into about 24 episodes or less, especially since it’s a gag series
Even if there’s empty space that needs some filler, characters like Muscar can get explored a little bit more
Please, this series is so good and I’m pretty sure it ended because the author was just ready to end it instead of being cancelled, let us have this
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stuntchicken · 27 days
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Stunt Chicken Muscle Car
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highladderbed · 10 months
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Two of my goblin characters Left: Sol "Solstice" by Amanita, a musician and a real gentlemen. lost part of his face due to a fire accident and Right: Amanita Muscar "Aman" by their peers. I literally had to give them the they/them pronoun because not even me can identify whether their a boy or girl. They like wearing dresses and wear a suit at their job because of the one time they tripped over their long skirt
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wordchanter · 1 year
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5 Random Dungeon Names
Ynel's echoing ossuary
Muscar the Imbiber's violet labyrinth
The searing vault of the rising mage
The burgundy fortress of Ykim the Ashen Lady
The drowned halls of the howling knight
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virovac · 2 years
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Gods of Chaos
what’s interesting about the eldritch horrors of Magu Chan God of Destruction is that like their lovecraftian inspiration they aren’t inherently “divine”.
Eternal beings that were surprised when humans came on the scene. 
Muscar was surprised at being called a god by his first follower.
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Funnily enough, this thought came to me given the Christmas holiday season: Muscar is the only eldritch primordial who probably understands the appeal of monotheism and likely wishes he could believe in an all powerful loving entity at the center of all.
Yet with his perceptive powers, and his ability to nudge probabilities and thus write Fate, he cannot believe in such a being.
What is scarier than the ending of The Man with X-ray Eyes movie?, where he starts to see SOMETHIN terrifying at the center of existence?
To some it would Seeing at the center of everything: nothing.
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squidthesquidd · 2 years
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More whiteboard cus im obsessed
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dereksmcgrath · 3 years
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I hate shaggy dog stories. I hate texts that seem to be inviting disablist readings.
“Muscar and the Sealing Bracelet,” Magu-chan: God of Destruction, Chapter 64. By Kei Kamiki, translation by Christine Dashiell, lettering by Annaliese “Ace” Christman. Available from Viz.
A lot of people hate filler. I don’t, generally. But I do hate “shaggy dog” stories more. And this chapter kind of has the worst of both: it’s not quite filler, in that something significant does happen (we learn why Muscar can’t actually use Ruru’s bracelet to return to his previously empowered and humanoid form), but it’s also definitely a shaggy dog story because this whole exercise was pointless. I should have known this was going to be a problem when Ruru’s bracelet, something that hasn’t been important since it initially depowered Muscar, suddenly gets more visual and narrative attention.
Oh, and while I appreciate the story avoiding direct perving and male gaze on Ruru, this still felt like such a weird gag to repeat over and over again in this chapter. Invoking that kind of a plot--”Ruru tells Magu not to peek on her changing, Ruru takes a shower and Muscar shows up when she gets out”--still felt off for this series, especially when in previous instances Ruru has not really insisted on those kind of goofy gags (“Don’t peek on me!”) in her dialogue before. This felt off. At least Muscar’s punishment (shown in the image abov) was for wrecking the donuts and not perving.
Even the setup for this chapter feels awkward. Muscar is complaining that he can’t get his body to regenerate. He had his body taken away from him. It’s bad enough that he was on the cusp of turning over a new leaf and be willing to work with these silly humans. But ignore whether he’s a good guy or not, because what happened to him is not justified even if he’s evil: that is incredibly messed up to have his body shrunken, to have his body depowered, to basically disable him like this, all for a gag. I get it, I’m steeped in “All Might is representative of the experiences for many people living with disabilities,” so it may be unfair for me to apply that reading from one manga to an entirely separate manga. But I can’t avoid that thought as I look at the first page of this chapter and think, “Umph, this is hitting hard in all the wrong ways.”
And it’s not as if this depowering and shrinking of size did not also happen to Magu and Naputaaku. I can’t mitigate a reading that Magu and Naputaaku are experiencing disabilities, so the excuses I offer in the next sentences are absolutely problematic and potentially disablist--especially as Magu and Naputaaku are seen as the “cutesy” chibi characters, and what that may communicate in larger conceptions of how we treat people living with disabilities. First, we have had Magu and Naputaaku in these forms since their introduction. That doesn’t change what was done to them, but it also has introduced these characters to us in this fashion so far, so the disablist reading for me is more apparent because we saw Muscar in one form first and in a new form now, whereas we have seen Magu and Naputaaku in these current forms largely the entire run of this manga. Second, a lot of the humor mined out of Magu and Naputaaku are out of that classic comedic routine of contrast and tension. Magu’s small size, yet immense power and immense ego, makes for comedic moments: the tension of someone who can do almost anything despite his small size, and his small size despite how much of a threat he still is. Finally, Naputaaku actually had a moment of depth to his character when he thought that returning to his old way of life and his old body--and how boring that would be, because he would fall back to bad habits of forcing others to do his will and serve him, whereas now he is working at self-improvement and, by working in a restaurant, gains satisfaction from seeing others enjoy his cooking. Not to make all of this sound like “hope porn,” but there is more to mine in character progression out of Magu and Naputaaku, without what is problematic standing out as much. It’s still entirely problematic, but it is not as obvious as with Muscar.
I can’t laugh: this is too pathetic, seeing Muscar feeling sorry for himself, struggling to take down another nutritional drink. Maybe it’s too real: I know enough people with similar problems, trying to hold down a meal or having concerns about their weight and health. Maybe it’s also because, within this story, something was done to Muscar, against his will, when he was willing to change, and after all of his hard work in this chapter, and after Ruru’s good will towards him, he doesn’t get what he wanted, Ruru’s good will accomplishes nothing, all because of that freaking troll Uneras again. (More on her at the end of this post.)
I had come upon this chapter around the same time I got to watch KaiserBeamz’s latest video on the history of Warner Bros animation, this time with a heavy focus on Chuck Jones’s works. The video summarizes a bit about what makes the Coyote and Road Runner shorts work, and the rules we can read into those shorts (whether or not Jones had come up with them before producing the shorts) so that we are never just laughing at the Coyote. Wile E. Coyote works for comedy not just because his hubris is funny to laugh at, but also because his misfortunes are his own or just by sheer bad luck. If the Road Runner was constantly abusing the Coyote, the joke would get stale, feeling too mean-spirited. If, however, the Coyote brings his doom onto himself, or if we can’t assign blame to any individual agent, then it’s easier to laugh at his misfortune. It’s bizarre, then, that Muscar, who is the embodiment of fate and hence luck, is done in by the end of this chapter not by his own bad luck--which, to be fair, was what was doing him all along in this chapter, and it was hilarious--but by Uneras. That ruins the joke. We wrap up this chapter revealing Uneras was one step ahead all along, and it makes this into an annoying shaggy dog story and one where the misfortunes are (indirectly?) Uneras’s fault. This is like if the Road Runner shoved Coyote off the cliff: this ruins the gag.
I’m disappointed how much Uneras has been bothering me in these chapters. When she first showed up, she was hilarious, especially as a reflection on some of the best and worst traits of otaku. Right now, though, she has behaved in such a fashion, pulling the strings of Ruru and others, that this story feels balanced so much in her favor all the time. I had invoked Wile E. Coyote a moment ago; this kind of feels like if you keep having Bugs Bunny win each time, without including enough of a challenge for Uneras to face. The Uneras versus Muscar fight in this manga was a welcome break from the gags to show actual stakes; maybe this series needs something like that again to give Uneras a challenge.
If there’s any good part to this chapter, it’s on a meta level: at least now I can more easily imagine Monica Rial playing Uneras if this series ever gets animated and dubbed into English. Uneras is pretty much Renge from Ouran High School Host Club: a character self-aware of the tropes and pulling strings to manipulate other characters to suit the plot she’s trying to set up. Casting Rial as Uneras is probably the closest I will ever get to Ouran getting an anime continuation. And Rial in the role would make it easier to tolerate Uneras because, Lord, is that character’s schtick still wearing me out.
Let’s try to wrap up on what was funny about this chapter. I appreciate how fans online have taken to Ruru and Magu’s call to “decimate all germs” by washing their hands (get vaxxed, mask up, socially distance yourselves, and stop being damn fools during this pandemic, people). I like Magu trying to eat the soap for its fatty content.
But that ending, aside from Uneras’s awful trolling, also sets up vague doom approaching. Maybe it’s the translation, maybe it’s my lack of imagination, but I’m confused by Muscar and Magu’s last words before Muscar leaves. Magu insists that, even in his smaller form, he still will “unravel the lowly humans and take over the world.” Muscar thinks to himself that humans cannot be “unraveled” and thinks that “someday you’ll all be…” All be what? Dead? Muscar has influence over fate: is there something he knows that we should, such as entropy or a dissolution of this world? Is doomsday coming? What is awaiting everyone that leads Muscar to pity Magu like this? It’s enticing to keep the audience reading, but it’s also so vague as to come across as a tonal whiplash.
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roxken28 · 4 years
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Just call me MuscAr #muscar #music #art #merge 😘🎶🎵♩🎼🎤🎙🎧🎷🎸🎹🎺🎻✏🖌🖍 (at Napnapan Pantukan Comval Province) https://www.instagram.com/p/B70TEfZjeCL/?igshid=ntbmwo3sdyl9
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shysheeperz · 1 year
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stephanocardona · 7 years
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Amanita Muscaria by WildSpiritPhotography
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b3crew · 1 year
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REVIEW | "Magu-chan: God of Destruction" - Vol. 5 | B3 - Boston Bastard Brigade
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The more Magu-chan: God of Destruction hangs with the humans, the less of a threat he becomes. Of course, the same can be said about Naputaaku, Uneras, and the rest of the evil gods that roam the narrative. Is it because they’re doing their best to blend in, or are their hearts growing significantly for the species that’s only slightly smarter than a monkey? In its fifth volume, it appears the answer is now leaning towards the latter.
After the reveal of the Third Pillar Muscar, the gang have a moment to breathe at a nearby resort. It’s all hot springs fun and ping pong madness, but not without some serious intel talk between Magu-chan and Uneras. Naputaaku runs away from home, as he experiences life under the roofs of others. A wild dog-related game leads to some hilarious cursing, while a flower viewing day is almost ruined by Muscar. Meanwhile, more faces of the Chaos Cult are slowly revealed, which includes one new teacher in Ruru’s class.
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This volume leans more into the goofiness of Magu-chan: God of Destruction, as it shows the gods mucking things up for themselves than others. A great example of this is the titular character and Uneras attempting to blend in as Ruru’s classmates. It goes exactly as one would think, with no one taking the gods’ presence seriously. However, thanks to some impressive persuasion, Magu-chan does get another name in his “Book of the Destruction Disciples’ Blood Oaths”.
When the Chaos Cult starts showing up, there’s a good mixture of comedy and seriousness on hand. Akamura-sensei’s attempts to get Magu-chan to stay with him via interpretive dance shows the right amount of silliness, while also giving an endearing dance between Magu-chan and Ruru. However, it’s when Uneras fights with Muscar when we see what sort of danger everyone is in. Needless to say, there might not be as many laughs when the big baddies of the Chaos Cult are around.
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Forever mood.
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louisandthedagger · 6 years
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god, 16 year old harry would have NEVER even dream of this 
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