Debating on drawing a bunch of other people’s Kayne’s to celebrate part 60 of malevolent. feel free to drop your Kayne designs in the reblogs. I can’t promise I’ll do them all, but it is also cool just to see em all

This is such a cool idea!! Here's my Kayne design :)

Unexpected guests

Me: Tenna, whats on your mind, bud?

Tenna: dah bo da gah bo do gah bao boh ga dah

Me: that's relatable

Stim stim stim stim

He's so me fr

Smile for the camera!

anyone else thinking this pose is looking a little familiar?

I think it's really interesting how both times, right before we've seen Fyodor reincarnate, we see him make this pose. The same pose Jesus made as he died on the cross, before coming back.

When Jesus was killed by man, he came back again as half man and half God. And as Jesus died for our sins (not only metaphorically, but also him literally dying because of the sin of us killing him), he returned as the hope to guide us away from our mistakes.

I think this ties in really nicely with Fyodor's ability, his motives, and how he views himself. We know Fyodor has this sort of God complex where he views himself as the hand to correct our mistake and remove the world of ability - like Jesus were to remove the world of sin. I mean, just imagine the first time Fyodor was killed (likely with an ability considering his mindset), in orthodox Christian Russia. It makes sese how he would have gravitated and turned to the Christian culture he grew up in, and in turn, began to view himself similarly to Christ; thinking they're both sacrificing their lives for the same great cause.

See how his head is bowed? We'd assume he looked defeated and had given up if we didn't know how Fyodor was. And in the Bible, Jesus "bowed his head and gave up his spirit" (John 19:30) as his final act before dying. And now we see Fyodor in the same position. Bowing his head, and maybe even giving up (had the snipper not shot him).

Also, the real Dostoevsky also placed a lot of emphasis on Christs suffering in the path to redemption and the value of faith offering meaning beyond the physical world (which we see in bsd Fyodor with how he talks of transcendence, ect.)

I think it just shows how the parallels exist so well between these characters.

post rejection

Thank you @captaincat3110 and everyone who got me to 2000 reblogs!

yo where’s the WTNV fandom at??? we still kicking it???

STILL HERE ALWAYS HERE :D

Spent far too long on this

(Throws this on the ground and runs off)

Ok Harlan thank you Harlan