So for those curious, I did at one point have a series of panels made for the big finale in Factory Scoots. But I just kinda put them aside, and never got to finishing them.
So, rather than let them die, here you go. No text, because I didn’t finish it. Just the images and the asks.
When characters A and B are facing some danger and character A puts out an arm to protect character B
Good variations:
-Character B doesn’t realize the danger until character A puts out his or her arm -Character A isn’t the larger or stronger character but still takes responsibility for character B’s safety -Character A doesn’t stand a chance against the danger -Character A continues talking like there isn’t anything wrong while standing between character B and the threat -Character A doesn’t get along with character B and/or vice versa -The danger is comically minor -Character A has seemed helpless or bumbling but is now revealing inner depths and hidden strength
other good variations:
-character B is injured
-character A is injured but trying to be protective anyway
-character B gets annoyed when they realize what character A is doing
y’all when a teenage character acts like a teenager (read: selfish, immature, emotional): omg what gross problematic trash they need to be CALLED OUT for this GRIEVOUS behavior
Sasuke: No one loves Naruto more than me so I’m going to kill him because I hate him and I have to break all bonds but no one better touch him or I’ll kill them
Kakashi: I’m so confused
Naruto: I get it Sasuke… I’ll fight you so we can be friends
Kakashi:
mbmbam prides itself on being an advice podcast that doesnt give advice but tbh their policy of “if a woman cannot literally run away from you (aka she’s at work, on the bus, in an elevator, etc) you CANNOT ask her out” is like top 10 best rules ever
I am Silver Tongue, I am an artist. I have many characters and you can check out my art in the art tag. I occasionally practice witchcraft though I don't do anything too complicated. I am girl 2 and don't know what else to put here.
