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Haikyuu💚 Just some of my ships from this awesome anime since I have way too many😂☺️
If a guy calls you ‘princess’ in a condescending manner, assert your newly appointed royal status and have him beheaded.
Shimizu Kiyoko (via incorrect-hq-quotes)
kiiiyoookoooooo-saaaannnn!!!!!!
i’ve been practicing digi lately, and truth be told, i like it a lot! i guess i subconsciously decided to draw some haikyuu characters so here’s where we are atm. plus, i feel like doing this is really helping me find my drawing style, which has been kinda (really) wack. i hope you enjoy!
charity doodles I did for doodle/drabble donation drive organised by friends on twitter to raise money for the Covid crisis in India
Sugamama hugs pt 2 <3
The Loyalty of a Traitor
author:
DeathBelle
summary:
Iwaizumi Hajime was an undercover officer with a single objective: Infiltrate the Seijoh Syndicate of the Yakuza and tear them down from the inside out. His primary target was the boss, Oikawa Tooru. The job itself was simple enough, until Iwaizumi got in too deep and absconded not only from the mission, but from the city itself.
Now, two years later, he’s dragged back into Tokyo’s unsavory underworld. A grisly string of murders is plaguing the city, and the culprits are most definitely Yakuza. The problem is discovering which Syndicate is responsible, and Iwaizumi – the leading expert on Yakuza affairs – is the man most suited for the job.
Despite his determination to stay away from Tokyo – and from Oikawa – Iwaizumi finds himself right back in the middle of Seijoh, and it feels a lot more like home than he’d care to admit.
#notalovestory
author:
sseoi
summary:
Oikawa Tooru, Japan's representative pretty boy actor, lands the best movie role of his career yet. Shame about who else is acting in it, too.
Dearest Oikawa, I am sorry that you hit me at the party last week. I am confident that your reputation will survive the backlash. Hopefully we will be able to speak on better terms the next time we meet. Yours, Ushijima Wakatoshi