#tower of god
sixteen - lore seekers
Most recent english chapter spoilers under the cut
seventeen
eighteen
nineteen
two very very very sweet boys
Takuya Eguchi
LOID FORGER / TWILIGHT fromSpy x Family (2022)
DOMASfromRanking of Kings(2021-2022)
KAKERU MANABE fromFruits Basket(2019-2021)
HACHIMAN HIKIGAYA fromMy Teenage Romantic Comedy SNAFU(2013)
SHIBISUfromTower of God(2020)
NERO VANETTIfrom91 Days(2016)
YUJI TERUSHIMA fromHaikyu!!(2014-2020)
Question for the Tower of God fandom. This DOES contain spoilers for season 2 of the webtoon.
Why is there so little Horyang x Goseng content???? They are super cute and wholesome but very little canon and fandom content. Despite them CANONLY crushing on each other. Like I can understand the lack canon content as they are not in the current arc atm. But I dont understand how they are so under-rated in the fandom.
Bam: What do you think butterflies taste like?
Wangnan:Bad.
Khun: How do you-
Wangnan: You asked and I answered, that’s all you get.
Nowadays, I see many viewers saying that they are watching Six Flying Dragons 육룡이 나르샤 (2015 SBS). it’s rare to see a 5-year-old Sageuk drama find new viewers this lately. Is it because of My country : The New Age 나의 나라 (2019 JTBC drama) which shares the same time period? Or, are more and more people binge watching extremely long 50 episode Korean historical dramas to avoid boredom during their Covid-19 quarantine? LOL
Because of the consecutive failures of the last year’s Korean historical dramas (except for Netflix zombie Sageuk Kingdom), the production of Sageuk dramas is going to be rare this year. Therefore, it might be a good idea for Sageuk fans to look back on the old masterpieces again.
Anyways, I am now busy watching Korean Webtoons and Webnovels instead of TV drama these days. Solo leveling 나혼자만 레벨업, Tower of God 신의 탑, Death is the only ending for Villainess 악역의 엔딩은 죽음뿐, The emperor and the female knight 황제와 여기사, etc. They are really fun. I think the next big K-culture waves may come from this webtoons and webnovels. Far more exciting and creative than TV drama and films.
Solo leveling 나혼자만 레벨업 - Webtoon trailer (English)
Death is the only ending for Villainess 악역의 엔딩은 죽음뿐 - Webtoon trailer (Korean)
The emperor and the female Knight 황제와 여기사 - Webtoon trailer (English)
Tower of God 신의 탑 - Game trailer
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Rachel after hell train arc was like
Home style AA
Stay home with ur dears✨
Annoyed
Waiting
Guess who is my favorite.
Sparkling stars
KhunBaam content
What makes Yasratcha’s tragedy refreshing is that a lot of it is his fault. The fact is he was the one who put Wangwang there. He was the one who lied to Nennen. That Traumerei stepped in was simply one risk he failed to see, and unfortunately, a giant one.
Yes, there were many things outside of his control, such as Wangwang’s instinct, Traumerei’s experiments and dictatorship, and Nennen’s appearance. But towards the things that he could control, he made awful choices with them. For instance, he could have properly work together with Nennen to get Wangwang out. Sure, he might not have Wangwang all for himself but at least they’d all be alive. He could, you know, compromise his feeling for a safer route to the better future.
But he didn’t. He was so greedy and manipulative that he made a convoluted plan that ended up inviting a huge disaster called Traumerei. And Yasratcha was aware of the similarity. Just like how Wangwang couldn’t resist being an utter slave to his master, Yasratcha also couldn’t stop being a slave to his own desire. It’s their unstoppable, incomprehensible instincts. Ironically, they both acknowledge that such way of living sucks, with Yasratcha forever lamenting that they couldn’t escape their instinct and Wangwang wishing his children to live freely unlike himself.
That tragedy with Wangwang is neither a push for Yasratcha to better himself nor an excuse for his wrongdoings. I mean, after that, Yasratcha commits genocides at least twice, and is indirectly responsible for Haratcha’s and who knows who else’s. The tragedy doesn’t nullify his sins or make him a saint, if anything it makes him worse. It is just an explanation of what happened in the past that drove him to become the person he is today; a simple cause and effect of his own decisions.
I’m not saying that Yasratcha deserves to get controlled and forced to kill a dear person like that -It’s simply too painful for anyone to bear- But there is something poetic in a bleak, sad way that he ends up destroying the very thing he wishes for thousands of years with his own hands. It’s almost like the story of Haratcha, except there is no ounce of selflessness involved and it has everything to do with selfishness.
