Over the holidays I played Ace Attorney for the first time and the fact that the game features lawyers in cravats got me thinking about these two lawyering rivals (even if they’re supposed to be on the same side of the courtroom.)
I’m a dumb shit who decided to do something for inktober even though I know it’s the worst mistake. I’m doing digital this year because fuck it.
This is absolutely not anything any of you would expect to see from me (in regards to fandom OR my original content) but the idea gripped me with a ferocity and I’ll never do anything with it otherwise. Not tagging because I’m embarrassed about it and I wanna see if folks get it without tagging all the content but I’ll tag by the end if you wanna come back in November lol.
I could kill terrorists, corrupt politicians, mass shooters, and- Naaah, let’s kill Alan Rickman, David Bowie, Satoru Iwata and Satoshi Kon instead.
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Cancer
FOR LIKE YEARS I'VE IMAGINED A SHARK WITH RLY NICE LEGS AND FISH NET TIGHTS AND HEELS BUT I CANT DRAW BUT I CAN SEE IT CAN U PLS DRAW IT
There’s something important about being a creative superhero. Not just someone who can punch giants, fly over the moon, or shoot lasers out of their wherever. Yes, Dazzler can shoot lasers out of her wherever, but that’s sort of an afterthought. She takes sound and turns it unto light. She takes something and turns it into something else. She’s an artist. And her art isn’t just an afterthought. It’s part of who she is. She doesn’t paint on the side to relieve stress, or take dance lessons that help her fight. Creativity is part of her identity, all the way down to her genes. For her, mutant powers are just another creative tool. They’re an extension of her. Like any good artist, she sees potential where others don’t. She sees solutions that others can’t. She can illuminate the unclear. She can turn anger into joy. She can rock the house.
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