u/peachxkiss

What are some headcanons you have about a character/characters that are not lore accurate or not addressed at all???

What are some headcanons you have about a character/characters that are not lore accurate or not addressed at all???

Doesnt matter what it is, im just curious lol. For me, I believe firmly in my heart that Rei Sakuma is a 28/29 year old man and no one can change my mind. Not even happyele 😤 oh and Rinne is a gyaruo and does parapara

u/peachxkiss — 9 days ago

Full size posters??

I think photocards and acrylics are super cute but I prefer larger pieces of merch. Does anyone know where I can get official full sized posters for room decor?? Of Undead ofc~ ive been looking online and I cant really find much besides super specific, one-off event pinups of individual members.

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u/peachxkiss — 2 months ago

Im endlessly captivated by the 5 eccentrics and how they were written lol

As a new fan, Ive been learning more about the lore of the game and the characters, and I realized something really interesting about the 5 eccentrics. In my opinion, they all sort of represent a different type of "egomaniac" or ego-driven person. Im not saying any of them are bad ppl or anything, but not only did they all share being viewed as strange by others, but they also shared having a sort of obsession or fixation on the Self or how others view them. 1. Rei represents the type of person who was alienated or lonely in their life because they were different than others, and so he internalized that and started viewing himself as "special" or even inhuman. 2. Shu represents the type of person whos overly obsessed with reaching their own idea of perfection, and so he throws himself into his art and is really hard on himself for being "less than". 3. Kanata is interesting cuz his situation is entirely not his fault. He represents the type of person who is idolized or even deified by other people, and so he grew up shaped by the expectations and views of others, warping his own sense of self. 4. Natsume represents the type of person that gets insecure and tends to feel like others are better than him at whatever he views as important. This may not read as "egotistical" but persistent self criticism and constantly comparing the self to others can also be a form of self obsession. 5. Wataru represents a person who is the main character of their own life (as you should, king) and lives by their whims and desires, viewing every happening in their life as a part of some grand "story". Obviously all the characters have changed since this era, I just thought it was cool how they were all written together at this time. Idk if theres anything im missing, please fill me in if there is~

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u/peachxkiss — 4 months ago
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Deadstock vs Relaunch D.i.a belts

So I recently purchased a vintage d.i.a belt and I noticed that some of the big differences between the vintage (bottom pic) and the relaunch (top pic), are those loops in between the letters. The vintage having smoothe ones, and the relaunch having ridged ones. The rivets on the straps above the letters are also different. The vintage having glossy and matte rivets alternating, while the relaunch only uses glossy ones. These two picks are of the same belt (the gold pentacle/star belt). I was wondering if there are any other key differences anyone has noticed between the original belts and the remake versions? ☆

u/peachxkiss — 4 months ago

Whats bro yappin about??

These glitches are so funny, after he finished the line, the mouth flap animations just kept looping indefinitely

u/peachxkiss — 4 months ago

This is so epic

So another user posted that Adonis is probably inspired by Mick Karn (born Andonis Michaelides) , a Greek-Cypriot musician that was popular in Japan in the 80s and OMG YALLKEJEHDHEIUDJEJEDII

u/peachxkiss — 4 months ago