Caulifla from Dragon Ball Super #DBS #DragonBallSuper #AIart #AIArtwork
Every family has some awkward family photos, but these are next level
This was supposed to be a One-Shots book, but with my inability to keep focused on one thing or plan, it's been changed. Yay for indecisiveness!) You've been on your own for almost your entire life. When your rich uncle passed, you inherited a plot of land he owned and most of his money that he had built up for decades. Deciding that living peacefully away from the city life would do you good, you get a house built on the land that you now owned. That's when you meet him, Son Goku. You were both in your very early twenties, and at first this spiky haired and battle ready man weirded you out. But as you got used to him, you developed feelings for him. At least until you found out he was married, and his family literally lived right up the road. Downhearted, you still help and support them all, getting to know their friends and family along the way, and all of the craziness attached to them. What you don't expect however, is the fact that this Saiyan had developed feelings for you, too. Even though it was wrong, he felt things with you than he didn't even feel with his own wife. And that was actually feeling something at all. He just wasn't going to let this slide, either. Not when he wanted you. All DBS/DBZ characters belong to the creator and Toei Animation respectfully, any songs and art belongs to said creators respectfully as well.
One can always argue about things, but we think that anime is one of the most successful Japanese exports of all time. What’s so special about it, you ask? Well, it is not just some kiddie cartoon, as anime series often don a dark visual style, presenting the viewers with inappropriate amounts of gore (always depicted in the most visually pleasing way, of course). Besides that, even if the tone of a particular anime is light, the visuals significantly differ from the Western aesthetics - these animations are full of visual clues, and almost everything bears a meaning. And what about the topics? Well, if Western animations are more likely to touch the topics of friendship and love, the issues in anime span from romance to thriller. And that indicates that anime series aren’t really meant for kids. In fact, you should take them and view them as your regular TV series, just animated and not live-action.
