joons:

“i like this villain!”

oh no, you don’t! you haven’t filled out the appropriate forms! you need better credentials. first fill out the following*:

do you admit–publicly, loudly, and continually–that you do not: 

✔ condone  ✔  accept   ✔  understand

any of the villain’s immoral behavior, and that you do not:

✔  enjoy  ✔  tolerate  ✔  see any value whatsoever in 

reading about actions that deviate from Current Puritan Norms, regardless of their merits as devices of narrative tension, character believability, and explorations of morality and empathy in a literary work?

X __________________

*you may waive signing this form if you can answer yes to the following question:

do you like the villain because you’re coping with a traumatic experience? if so, please describe your experience in as much detail as possible and publish the form for public viewing.

now you can say you like a villain on your blog! 

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Source: joons

elemental-nova:

*grumpy old man voice* Anime bloopers these days are just people trying to make the dirtiest jokes possible and swearing a lot.  What happened to the good old days, when VAs would just say “screw the script, I’m making this a musical!”?

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evartandadam: “ 切り捨て “Kirisute- cutting a person down (without a second thought)” “Daijinomaenoshouji- small sacrifice in a great cause” Ok, so this is a twisted picture because this expression is obviously referring to something normal, but Griffith...
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evartandadam:

切り捨て

“Kirisute- cutting a person down (without a second thought)”

“Daijinomaenoshouji- small sacrifice in a great cause”

Ok, so this is a twisted picture because this expression is obviously referring to something normal, but Griffith thinks of his army as people he can use to get where he wants to go, which is the top, of course. So here he is using the people who are loyal to him as a staircase leading to the highest point obtainable. 

(via nirdian)

Source: evartandadam