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[tabby @thunderpunks]

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[.ericka @Erickajamon]

i need my main riders to be this extra

[tabby @thunderpunks]

at it's core, kiva is about children using the remnants their parents left behind to tell their own story

[tabby @thunderpunks]

@SHADEZz278685 @MediaguyZelkova yes Yes! i believe i read that in an interview he did. he likes to write about human contradiction and flawed individuals

[tabby @thunderpunks]

@RodanReviews it definitely gives it a heart to admire!

[tabby @thunderpunks]

their relationship was very sad but knowing about it helps you understand why he keeps writing his father into his shows, never a good man but always a hero that can only know peace in death

[Baggy Kat @BagggyKat]

@thunderpunks Genuinely hearing that about Inoue completely expanded my mind on Kiva's storytelling

[tabby @thunderpunks]

@MediaguyZelkova also you can notice the shift in otoyas characterization early on which iirc was due to the charismatic portrayal by kouhei takeda. they wrote him to be more likeable and funny when he was originally going to be a jerk

[tabby @thunderpunks]

@MediaguyZelkova i think episode 3-4 of kiva displays the complex feelings he must've had

hating his father for who he was but admiring him for the beauty he was able to bring into the world as a fellow artist

[tabby @thunderpunks]

watarus dream is to make a violin as good as his fathers then he discovers otoya wasnt a very good person but he made beautiful music that was admired by everyone who heard it

this is an obvious metaphor for inoues father being a respected writer despite his scumbag behavior

[tabby @thunderpunks]

@2l397942794 he is an evil bisexual

[tabby @thunderpunks]

homophobic yuri

[tabby @thunderpunks]

@SHADEZz278685 no it always makes me cry! it goes all the way back to jetman💔

[tabby @thunderpunks]

watarus dream is to make a violin as good as his fathers then he discovers otoya wasnt a very good person but he made beautiful music that was admired by everyone who heard it

this is an obvious metaphor for inoues father being a respected writer despite his scumbag behavior

[tabby @thunderpunks]

@kujoslug 🤭

[tabby @thunderpunks]

its all dealing with the different facets of beauty, expectations of women, and how megumi uses it to her advantage (for example, later when she is stalked again she uses the monster's attraction to her against him to gain the upperhand). buffy summers' daughter truly!

[tabby @thunderpunks]

in this episode megumi is being stalked and we see more of her as a model where its literally her job to be looked at but the interesting part about her character is how her personality takes that concept and turns it on its head-

[tabby @thunderpunks]

by having megumi be very loud and unafraid to argue or raise her voice. this always results in people turning to stare at her. in both situations its just who she is (beautiful or abrasive) that draws attention and i love that!

[tabby @thunderpunks]

this is him talking about the death of gai, jetman came out the year his father died :(

[tabby @thunderpunks]

theres a scene where wataru calls himself a dirty human, the blood that came from otoya

it reminded me of inoues quote from his dads biography "i have said my father was a bad example. i think so because i have his blood flowing through me, i have never forgotten that blood"

[tabby @thunderpunks]

@PineappleStix geki if u like weird shows, deka if u like cop mystery shows

[ふなむし @hunyamushi]

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