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if the kaslanas have a million fans, i’m one of them. if they have a thousand fans, i’m still one of them. if they have only one fan left in this world, that fan is me. and if the kaslanas have no fans left, then that means i’m dead
i find phainon’s relationship with color really interesting because i think it reflects the relationship between his insecurity and his ego. his color choices aren’t arbitrary, as each combination is tied to things that hold personal meaning to him. with that in mind, 1/4
he continues to wear whatever color combinations he likes, regardless of what anyone else thinks of his fashion sense. despite the criticism, he doesn’t seem particularly interested in conforming to other people’s standards of what looks good, which makes– 3/4
hyv has a real talent for milking a joke into oblivion. i’m not at the point where i absolutely despise it like others do, but there comes a point where it stops being entertaining altogether. you’re beating a dead horse, hoyo. let it GO 😭
saw oomfs thirsting over angry phainon, so i went looking for what started it. i was expecting to find him sexy like everyone else did, but i just can’t stop laughing 😭 like damn, he’s ANGRY AS HELL... also, his ahoge looks HUGE in the 2nd picture
please hoyoverse, give me this one thing and make phanes feminine presenting. they’re already acting like boymoms, being so hell bent on phanes being a man, and now they’re even dragging kiana into their mess. please
calling kiana a “female slop character” should actually get you dragged. mind you, kevin was modeled after kiana, and his appearance was inspired by HERS. her defining features laid the foundation for the kaslana designs that followed, so watch your mouth 😭
Replying to @Fablepog @Weeb_Lite
no. Phanes HAS to be a kevin kaslana expy if phanes turns out to be another cliche female slop character im so done
all this because you guys want phanes to be a man when they’ve been described as androgynous time and time again and their gender has been explicitly stated to be unknowable, with both masculine and feminine terms used to refer to them.






















