#despite everything
If you had to pick, what’s the ONE trait in a fictional character that makes you immediately go “oh this one’s mine”
Despite Everything: An Undertale Zine About Feelings will be out in just a few days. It’s a zine about Undertale and feelings. Featuring nine comics by nine contributors talking about, well…… Undertale and feelings.
I’m very excited about it and can’t wait to share it. It’s awesome that it’s all coming together in time for Undertale’s fourth anniversary. Also Sans is in Smash, now. So… I’m into all of that.
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Aaa, I always forget about Tumblr.
I don’t know how many people follow me here are into Undertale, but I’m putting together a little zine about Undertale and Feelings to celebrate the game’s fourth year anniversary (which is coming up in September). The deadline for pitches (just your idea for what you’d like to do) is June 30th, so if you’d like to be involved and have an idea for autobio comics about Undertale I’d love to hear from you!
It’s something for fun that I’m doing for fun, and I hope you’ll join me because (and I’m still trying to learn this to this very day) it’s okay to have fun.
♥︎
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what lan sizhui and jin ling represent to each other drives me up the fucking wall
you have lan sizhui, who represents what wei wuxian gave everything up for. he abandoned his family and station all to protect the wens, and after all of it, lan sizhui is the last one standing. (technically wen ning is there but. im counting him as a casualty). and on the other hand, you have jin ling, who represents everything that wei wuxian gave up. the chance to see his nephew. the chance to see jin ling’s parents. the lives of his parents.
and both lost everything over each other. lan sizhui lost his family because of jin ling’s. jin ling lost his because of lan sizhuui. they are so terribly intertwined. even if they had never met, they would still be connected by grief, and by wei wuxian. by what they gained and what it cost. by the time they meet, theyve spent years carrying the weight of what the other lost, the weight of wei wuxian‘s decisions
