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Dreams/Nokia's KNY Oc's [might change once in a while]

Slayers:

Zaiaku Daisetsu - Firework Hahsira.

Ishiko Sakishi - Ink Hashira with Asthma.

Yonezu Katsuharu - Frost hashira.

Atsunobu Tomosane - Sky hashira.

Oshimi Gushiken - Vine hashira.

Komatsu Ona - Oshimi Girlfriend.

Kobayakawa Noriyasu - Yokai hashira.

Hisamatsu Unoko - Fairy hashira

Anenokoji Tomosane - Deceased Storm Hashira

Chandi Gharapure - Lotus Hashira

Nishisanjou Tsunami - Ocean hashira

Mushanokouji Yorimoro - Tiger hashira

Fujita Sanesuke - Steam hashira

Reizei Asakura - Koi hashira - Muted

Shinhei Ichika - Sand hashira

Terazawa Fusamori - Echo hashira

Demons:

Akamatsu Daisetsu - Zaiaku demon mother

Uragirimono - Maiden demon.

Ishimaki Miyoshi [MAIN OC :D] - Trickster demon

Uranishi Miyoshi - Mask demon

Mokushiroku - Kotoribako box demon

Gattosurassha - Samurai demon

Kogeki and Konuma - Hair demon

Fuseijitsu - Flaming wheel demon

Byokininaru - Kyonshi demon

Tatsumaki - Sepukku Satori demon

Chihomi - Matsuri demon

Kakusareta - Scarecrow demon

Cho-onsoku - Umbrella demon

Satsujin-Sha - Snow demon

Bakuhatsu - Obake demon

Haruki, Moriko, Tsukasa - Triplet demons

Hantengu clones:

Jou Sukemori - Mahiro - Numb

Itakura Mitsukazu - Habamutzo - Frustration

Kouriki Tome - Aisano - Tenderness

Yashiro Atsutsune - Doumoka - Ferocity

Murata Ujihiro - Bukiyoshi - Clumsy

Matsui Ujihiro - Yojinto - Vigilant

Okuda Iemori - Shimitsu - Melancholy

Hirano Chikakore - Kofune - Excitement

Ochi Fusayasu - Kankiru - Jubilation

WIP Kny Ocs:

Kazutame - Future dragon Hashira

Ito - Weather Demon

Nishi - Purgatory Demon/Hashira

Roketto - Shakuhachi Demon

Sakkaku - Tattoo artist Demon

Ken'o Kan - Yasha Demon

Iyana - Amanojaku Blossom Demon

Oji - Yatagarasu Demon

Poizunsouru - Hashihime Oarfish Demon

Hiretsuna - Jorogumo Demon

Aisutaba - Kabuki Demon

Azamuku - Harvest Demon

Misairu - Ushi no toki mairi Demon

Okami - Nukekubi Demon

Yami - Fox demon - Ito older brother

Dobutsu - KuneKune Demon

Yatoribi - Hyakki Demon

Waitachi - Hime Demon

Hakikewomoyosu - Lunar Monk Demon

Sourubana - Jade Demon

Bakeneko Demon

Reflection Demon

Sea monster Demon

Karasumaru Sanekiyo - Dragon Hashira

Goichi Iwayanagi - Eternity Hashira

Jinzaburo Tsuruki - Blood Hashira

Magma Hashira

Owl Hashira

Moth Hashira

Crecent Hashira

Todazawa Fusamori - Crystal Hashira

Mushroom Hashira

Total: 76.

#demon slayer #hantengu clones #kimestu no yaiba #kimetsu no yaiba #demon slayer oc #kimetsu no yaiba original character #demon slayer original character #hantengu oc #kny oc #kimetsu no yaiba oc

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vitos-ordination-song · 3 months

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Researching LOGH’s production… Motoki Hisatoshi/Okuda Matsuri, you are my galactic heroes

#top character designs of all time

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animarchive · 5 years

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Tenkuu Senki Shurato (’Shurato Film Story’, 1990)

#shurato #1990 #shurato film story #matsuri okuda

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salchicharandom · 7 years

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#shurato #matsuri okuda #vintage manga #manga #surreal

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cannonette · 7 years

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Chouchou Jiken Love Sodic [ Characters ]

**PLEASE DO NOT POST OR TAKE TRANSLATIONS ELSEWHERE!!**

The Head of the dying Yin and Yang Clan

狐射堂遙 / こしゃどうはるか / Koshadou Haruka CV: Murase Ayumu

Koshadou Haruka, 17 years old.

The Head of the Koshadou Family, a Yin and Yang Clan, that had continued to exist from the Heian Era.

He goes after Arazu as [ Ayakashis that must be exorcised ].

He cross dresses and hides himself, attending Ieva Girl’s School.

The Attendant of Koshadou Haruka

白鷹万葉 / しらたかかずは / Shirataka Kazuha CV: Sugiyama Noriaki

“I’ve heard that a Roommate has entered, are you alright with it?”

Shirataka Kazuha, 20 years old.

A family that has served the Koshadou Family for generations.

He carries himself lightly as he also works on private works.

加瀬剛 / かせつよし / Kaze Tsuyoshi CV: Hamazoe Shinya

“With her included, the Investigations of Female Students will be held where it’s in sight of the Headmaster.”

Kaze Tsuyoshi, 19 years old.

Graduated Naval Academy along with Shindou Masanari in March.

He has a frank personality and even to his surroundings he does not loses his considerations for them.

As a habit, he sometimes calls [ Second Lieutenant Shindou ] as [ Shindou ].

Second Lieutenant hardened by Battle

塚田俊一 / つかだしゅんいち / Tsukada Shunichi CV: Yoshikawa Konosuke

“Is that so... ... you were the daughter of the Dr. Kouzuki.”

Tsukada Shunichi, 36 years old.

A Second Lieutenant, and the Senior Officer of Shindou Masanari.

He entered the Navy through the ground forces, and his records of service with the army is long.

He is a Strong Man who came through a life or death, hell.

周防静 / すおうしずか / Suou Shizuka CV: Okitsu Kazuyuki

Classmate of Erena

井口洋子 / いぐち　ようこ / Iguchi Youko CV: Mizuguchi Matsuri

“If that person comes, then I will decline.”

Iguchi Youko, 15 years old.

She does not like the fact that Erena has become an Esu with Haruka, and treats he harshly.

On the other hand, at the beginning she praised Haruka as she had respected her.

She is honest with herself.

Classmate of Erena

奥田みどり / おくだみどり / Okuda Midori CV: Shibasaki Noriko

“Gosh Youko-san. It’s an outing that we’ve waited for a long time so let’s all get a long.”

Okuda Midori, 15 years old.

Cares for Erene who doesn’t know anything.

She has a playfulness like a marriageable girl, but she also has a serious side where she never misses a prayer and worships daily.

#chouchou jiken #chouchou jiken love sodic #otomate #otome game #otome #otoge #character info

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logh-icebergs · 7 years

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Episode 18: The Lippstadt Conspiracy

April 797/488. Now that Reinhard’s pick for Kaiser has taken the throne, the oppositional Braunschweig and Littenheim assemble a motley crew of disgruntled nobles to overthrow him and take down Reinhard in the process. Obviously, this goes poorly for them. Before that happens, Hilda takes the initiative to arrange an alliance with Reinhard, firmly positioning herself as the only remotely intelligent noble not already in his admiralty. Braunschweig appoints veteran admiral Merkatz to lead his anti-Reinhard charge; Ferner (unsuccessfully) takes matters into his own hands; and Reinhard, having gotten the jump on Braunschweig, struts around extremely pleased with himself. Annerose, meanwhile, gazes sadly at nothing in particular, and I think Reuental and Mittermeyer are too busy arresting treasonous nobles to go on a date. Oh well.

A few episodes ago, Rebecca introduced some of the less prominent—though still important—characters in the Alliance. Well, the time has come to do the same for the Empire! Episode 18 has some politically important plot stuff, and finally (finally!) properly introduces Hilda, but in terms of hidden meaning below the surface, there’s not much to speak of. So without further ado, I present to you a Who’s Who of some of the Empire’s many side characters (and Hilda)!

Hildegard von Mariendorf

I’ve mentioned Hilda a couple times before, but there wasn’t really any reason to until now, beyond the fact that she’s my favorite character and I love her. Now, we get to spend some much-anticipated quality time with the galaxy’s best and brightest lesbian. I’ll get more into the queerness of Hilda later on, when it’s discussed more directly; for now, let’s take our cue from the show and focus on what she does rather than who she is.

Hilda is the smartest person in every room, especially when that room is a bar full of Imperial aristocrats.

When we first meet Hilda in episode 18, she’s eavesdropping on a bunch of nobles gossiping in a bar about who they plan to support in the upcoming battle for supremacy between Reinhard and Braunschweig et al. Hilda, of course, has already made up her mind, which we see in a flashback to a very recent conversation she had with her father on the subject.

Unlike all the other dads in LoGH, Hilda’s dad, Franz von Mariendorf, is not a piece of shit. He takes his daughter seriously, respects her political opinions, and has no qualms about ceding his family power to her.

The uniquely positive nature of Hilda’s relationship with her dad, like other contrasts and comparisons in the LoGH universe, draws attention to the intentionality of the creative team’s choice to show us so many bad fathers. I’ll be talking about this a LOT more later, so keep it in the back of your mind.

Hilda has (correctly) realized that betting on Reinhard is so safe it can hardly be called a bet, and with her father’s blessing, she arranges to meet with Reinhard himself to discuss terms of a mutually beneficial alliance. Her frankness and obvious political acumen impress Reinhard, who takes an immediate liking to her, accepts her proposal (even agreeing to give it to her in writing, when she pushes him on it), and then leaves to go start the civil war that she predicted.

Did you somehow miss that Hilda is super driven and intense? Her expression here should clear up any remaining doubts.

The most striking aspect of this scene, though, isn’t the political maneuvering—it’s the introduction of the dynamic between Reinhard and Hilda, one of the most interesting relationships in the whole show. Almost right away, Reinhard is caught off guard not by Hilda’s boldness, but by how much he obviously likes her. His invitation for her to dine with him sometime in the future is the first time we’ve ever seen Reinhard take the social initiative with anyone other than Kircheis.

Fun fact, though: The first word that Reinhard ever says to Hilda is actually none other than, you guessed it, “Kircheis.”

As we’ve discussed at length before, relying on heteronormative shortcuts will get you nowhere in LoGH: The mood of this scene, despite containing within it a man and a woman, is as businesslike as Hilda’s uncompromising tone throughout; Reinhard’s interest is, of course, platonic. I love them.

Ernest Mecklinger

As I’ve said, Reinhard/Kircheis and Reuental/Mittermeyer are the two Great Romances of LoGH, so among Reinhard and his admiralty and for the purposes of a queer reading of this show, I’ve been focusing primarily on those four. But the rest of Reinhard’s admiralty is worth talking about too! I’m not going to go through all of them yet, because honestly very few of them make an impression at this point, but I’d like to spotlight a couple (no, not an actual couple, for once) of the more prominent less-prominent admirals who have been adding background color and texture for a while now.

(From “My Conquest.”)

First up, Ernest Mecklinger! Canonically, I think he’s the only one of Reinhard’s admirals who has hobbies beyond “war” and “drinking.” They include: painting, general consumption of the arts, and presumably waxing his mustache. Mecklinger can usually be counted on to be level-headed and generous; he chooses his words carefully, and later on we’ll see scenes in which the only way to describe how he acts is Like A Sweetheart. In the novels, we are told that Mecklinger is nicknamed the “Artist-Admiral” because of how cultured and well-rounded he is.

Fritz Josef Bittenfeld

(From episode 16.)

On the complete opposite end of the spectrum is Bittenfeld, the short-tempered, bombastic commander of the Black Lancers (basically picture the intensity and camaraderie of the Rosen Ritter, except a fleet instead of an infantry unit, and without the long history of defection and betrayal). Bittenfeld has already been the recipient of one slap on the wrist—that would have been a lot more severe if not for Kircheis’s intervention—and frequently gets into trouble for rushing into dangerous situations before he’s fully thought them through, both on and off the battlefield.

Look, I did my best to sum up the differences between Bittenfeld and Mecklinger but I honestly don’t know why I bothered when this one exchange captures them so perfectly.

Anton Ferner

Here to answer the eternal question of “What if Oberstein, but hot?” is Anton Ferner, an Imperial cop who is loyal to whomever he dubs most able to make use of his loyalty. Like Oberstein, Ferner views himself less as someone with ambitions of his own and more as a tool to be wielded by someone more powerful. Also like Oberstein, Ferner has an unsettling air about him, made only slightly less so by the fact that he doesn’t habitually remove his eyeballs (that we know of).

You may remember Ferner from back in episode 9, when he sardonically refused to fire on the suicidally destructive Klopstock because a statue of Rudolph von Goldenbaum stood in his way.

However, whereas Oberstein has an overarching philanthropic goal that drives his utilitarian machinations, Ferner’s only motivation seems to be the joy he derives from serving someone he has deemed worthy. And here we get to the main difference between Ferner and Oberstein (other than their respective levels of hotness): Ferner can, in fact, feel joy! Or amusement, anyway.

Ferner is constantly smirking when he’s been bested in some way; he absolutely gets off on other people being powerful and talented, but again, we’re not here to kinkshame.

After Ferner ignores Braunschweig’s orders, attempts to assassinate Reinhard on his own, and is summarily defeated, he surrenders to Reinhard and offers him his loyalty. Reinhard, never one to scoff at potential no matter how it ends up in front of him, accepts and, appropriately, gives him to Oberstein as a pet.

I’ll bet you thought I was kidding.

Oberstein and Ferner, the creepiest utilitarian weirdos in the galaxy, have found each other at last! I’m sure they’ll get along great; Ferner, at least, will probably think Oberstein’s removable-eyeball trick is hilarious.

And we must never ever forget that Ferner, according to Matsuri Okuda’s original character designs, started life as a rejected Reuental concept. Which may explain why I think he’s so beautiful.

Otto von Braunschweig (and Ansbach)

Have you noticed that nobody on Reinhard’s team—not even anyone of noble birth—has that awful George-Washington-style aristocrat hair? Even Mecklinger, who keeps his hair long, doesn’t wear it in a ponytail with an enormous bow. My point is that Braunschweig’s hairstyle, which is hideous, is also a good indicator that he is evil, or at least regressive. And whereas there’s an abundance of nuance when it comes to whether the Empire or the Alliance is morally “better,” everyone can agree on one thing: The Imperial nobles are bad. And Braunschweig, as their leader, is the most bad.

Another way to tell Braunschweig is evil is that he frequently does things like imply that if celebrated admirals don’t do his bidding, he’ll have their young daughters killed.

Braunschweig—who is the late Kaiser Friedrich IV’s son-in-law, by the way—is actually too unambiguously evil to be interesting on his own. The only thing that holds my attention about him beyond the fact that I want to cut off his ponytail is the fact that he is one half of yet another pair of men. And his loyal retainer and counterpart, Ansbach, is in turn only interesting insofar as parallels are set up between his relationship to Braunschweig and Kircheis’s relationship to Reinhard, particularly (so far at least) in episode 9:

Remember this? The similarities between Ansbach and Kircheis’s frenzied searches for Braunschweig and Reinhard, respectively, are too striking to be anything but intentional.

Like I said in my episode 9 post, though, there’s no reason as of yet to think that the relationship between Braunschweig and Ansbach is romantic; even if that’s what the parallels point to, they’re one-sided at this stage, so if Ansbach’s feelings of devotion do cross over into romantic territory, it’s unlikely that they’re reciprocated. Sorry, Ansbach.

Incidentally, Ansbach doesn’t have a last name. Or he doesn’t have a first name. In any case, he only has one name, and it’s Ansbach. Also, if I didn’t hate him so much, I’d be worried about his skin. He looks like he could use several glasses of water, maybe applied directly to his face.

Willibald Joachim von Merkatz (and Schneider)

Merkatz was actually voted the class of 447’s Most Expressive Eyebrows at military academy. Wow!

Merkatz, a very accomplished and grizzled admiral who has been griping about Reinhard and his youth since episode 1, will spend more time in the spotlight later, but I wanted to mention him now for a couple reasons: First of all, his eyebrows are incredible and I can’t stop watching him move them. I honestly don’t know what he’s saying most of the time because I’m too focused on his eyebrows. I’m simultaneously impressed and scared. Second of all, we can go ahead and add Merkatz to the growing stack of (male) characters who are one half of a defined (male) pair.

Merkatz’s counterpart, Bernhard von Schneider, is a young officer who spends most of his screentime in episode 18 with his jaw on the floor while Merkatz explains to him the concept of nuance.

Or maybe he’s just mesmerized by Merkatz’s eyebrows. Same, Schneider. Same.

Anyway, keep an eye on these two, and by these two, I mean Merkatz’s eyebrows. I’d also recommend maybe paying attention to Merkatz himself, and Schneider too, because there will be a lot more to say about them down the line.

Stray Tidbits

I really enjoy how ostentatious literally everything to come into contact with the Imperial nobility is; like how are Reinhard and Kircheis's ships less flashy than something? How?

I am being personally victimized by the fact that this guy’s monocle doesn’t actually fall out.

#Legend of Galactic Heroes #Legend of the Galactic Heroes #author: Elizabeth #Empire #Hilda #Franz von Mariendorf #Mecklinger #Bittenfeld #Ferner #Oberstein #Braunschweig #Ansbach #Merkatz #Bernhard von Schneider #bad dads #good dad!#Merkatz's eyebrows

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