zack snyder really gave us a major space opera blockbuster about a heavily diverse group of people fighting fascism together

like every time i think about millius, a canon trans woman played by a trans actor fuckin up fascist soldiers like nothing, i just tear up

no other director would dare to make a movie about black and brown and lgbt people at the forefront of a grand adventure like this

hes really the goat

basically if you hate zack snyder/rebel moon you might lowkey/highkey be a white supremacist

zack snyder really gave us a major space opera blockbuster about a heavily diverse group of people fighting fascism together

like every time i think about millius, a canon trans woman played by a trans actor fuckin up fascist soldiers like nothing, i just tear up

no other director would dare to make a movie about black and brown and lgbt people at the forefront of a grand adventure like this

hes really the goat

Ah, I should post some "CONTENT" or something at least. Mimasa has gotten a bit of a major rework, didn't like the attire or color style of her OG design after 5 minutes of looking at it.

Mimasa Risa is a reporter for a Tabloid, "Spin Wind" while some of her stories are just rumors and non-sensical paranormal, she sometimes gets a big hit. Don't let her cute face fool you, she'll twist the knife once it's in.

In terms of her relationship with Kiki, they have a tendency to prod and question each other for information. Friends at most but they tend to keep things professional, after all, sometimes they don't want one or the other to know things they're privy too.

Kiki oddly enough has the easiest time communicating with Mimasa, and when they squeeze the info out of each other or come to a truce on what can be said about something they'll often get drinks and talk about other things while making an attempt to not break the truce.

“AAaargwannawannaaaagongongonaargggaaaaBLOON!" which is the traditional sound of a very small child learning that with balloons, as with life itself, it is important to know when not to let go of the string. The whole point of balloons is to teach small children this.

― Terry Pratchett, A Hat Full of Sky