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My Anime North 2013 lineup! Friday: Grell Sutcliff from Kuroshitsuji I’ll have the chainsaw, and be with Bardroy, Sebastian, William, and Ciel. Saturday: Neo-Organization XIII Roxas from Kingdom Hearts I’ll have an all new keyblade, and will probably found with Reno or Setzer. Saturday Night: Humanized Creeper from Minecraft I’ll be found with Slenderman. Sunday: Rydia from Final Fantasy IV I’ll be on my own D8 Unless my friend who’s cosplaying Gavin comes and hangs out with me.
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My Anime North 2013 lineup!


Friday: Grell Sutcliff from Kuroshitsuji

I’ll have the chainsaw, and be with Bardroy, Sebastian, William, and Ciel.

Saturday: Neo-Organization XIII Roxas from Kingdom Hearts

I’ll have an all new keyblade, and will probably found with Reno or Setzer.

Saturday Night: Humanized Creeper from Minecraft

I’ll be found with Slenderman.

Sunday: Rydia from Final Fantasy IV

I’ll be on my own D8 Unless my friend who’s cosplaying Gavin comes and hangs out with me.

Atop the wings was a folded piece of paper, addressed to the New York Institute. After splashing water on her face, Maryse had taken the letter and read it. It was short - one sentence - and was signed with a name in a handwriting oddly familiar to her, for in it there was an echo of Valentine’s cursive, the flourishes of his letters, the strong, steady hand. But it was not Valentine’s name. It was his son’s.Jonathan Christopher Morgenstern.She held it out to Brother Zachariah. He took it from her fingers and opened it, reading, as she had, the single word of Ancient Greek scrawled in elaborate script across the top of the page.Erchomai, it said.I am coming. OMG
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Atop the wings was a folded piece of paper, addressed to the New York Institute. After splashing water on her face, Maryse had taken the letter and read it. It was short - one sentence - and was signed with a name in a handwriting oddly familiar to her, for in it there was an echo of Valentine’s cursive, the flourishes of his letters, the strong, steady hand. But it was not Valentine’s name. It was his son’s.
Jonathan Christopher Morgenstern.
She held it out to Brother Zachariah. He took it from her fingers and opened it, reading, as she had, the single word of Ancient Greek scrawled in elaborate script across the top of the page.
Erchomai, it said.
I am coming.

OMG

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Shit, Let's Be God Tier: … how come Viriska’s and Aradia’s outfits look almost the same? and...

… how come Viriska’s and Aradia’s outfits look almost the same? and are ALL Trolls shown as bugs? Are Trolls eventually insects that walk like men?

They look similar because all the outfits look similar. They look similar to John’s as well, though his is a bit simpler. The differences in the…

There’s a reason I’m adding these photos. These are from May 15, 2010. Why post them now? Nearly a full three years later? Because I found out, that the person I helped make their chakrams for their Axel cosplay, has been telling people that THEY made them all on their own. And apparently if I show these photos, she will try to pass it off that I made my own. Problem: I only make the prop after the costume is finished. Or, if it’s a big project, I make the simplest part first (in one case it’s the prop!), then I will. But Axel’s chakrams are simple enough to do. Three years ago, she asked me if I could help her with her chakrams for Axel. I agreed to help. So, she and I with the aid of my mom here and there, spent three hours making the pattern, sized to her. The next day, I helped my dad cut out both of the chakrams, and I helped her paint them. I found out very recently that she has been telling people the last couple years that she made them all on her own. Normally I wouldn’t care too much, but I never got a thank you from her, and she was supposedly my FRIEND! I believe in giving credit where credit is due. And I cannot stand by that she has gone and done this. So I am putting a stop to her saying this by openly posting the photos online at last. With no thank you, and her taking full credit for everything, I can’t abide it. The only thing she can take full credit for on them is making the grips for the chakrams and securing them. The pattern? Both of us + my mom Transfering the pattern to the MDF board? Me Cutting it out? My dad Sanding it? My mom Painting? Both of us Grip? All her You’ll have probably seen her at Anime North 2010-2012 as Axel. If you recognize the way these are made… you know who I mean.
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There’s a reason I’m adding these photos. These are from May 15, 2010. Why post them now? Nearly a full three years later? Because I found out, that the person I helped make their chakrams for their Axel cosplay, has been telling people that THEY made them all on their own. And apparently if I show these photos, she will try to pass it off that I made my own. Problem: I only make the prop after the costume is finished. Or, if it’s a big project, I make the simplest part first (in one case it’s the prop!), then I will. But Axel’s chakrams are simple enough to do. Three years ago, she asked me if I could help her with her chakrams for Axel. I agreed to help. So, she and I with the aid of my mom here and there, spent three hours making the pattern, sized to her. The next day, I helped my dad cut out both of the chakrams, and I helped her paint them. I found out very recently that she has been telling people the last couple years that she made them all on her own. Normally I wouldn’t care too much, but I never got a thank you from her, and she was supposedly my FRIEND! I believe in giving credit where credit is due. And I cannot stand by that she has gone and done this. So I am putting a stop to her saying this by openly posting the photos online at last. With no thank you, and her taking full credit for everything, I can’t abide it. The only thing she can take full credit for on them is making the grips for the chakrams and securing them. The pattern? Both of us + my mom Transfering the pattern to the MDF board? Me Cutting it out? My dad Sanding it? My mom Painting? Both of us Grip? All her You’ll have probably seen her at Anime North 2010-2012 as Axel. If you recognize the way these are made… you know who I mean.
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There’s a reason I’m adding these photos. These are from May 15, 2010. Why post them now? Nearly a full three years later? Because I found out, that the person I helped make their chakrams for their Axel cosplay, has been telling people that THEY made them all on their own. And apparently if I show these photos, she will try to pass it off that I made my own. Problem: I only make the prop after the costume is finished. Or, if it’s a big project, I make the simplest part first (in one case it’s the prop!), then I will. But Axel’s chakrams are simple enough to do. Three years ago, she asked me if I could help her with her chakrams for Axel. I agreed to help. So, she and I with the aid of my mom here and there, spent three hours making the pattern, sized to her. The next day, I helped my dad cut out both of the chakrams, and I helped her paint them. I found out very recently that she has been telling people the last couple years that she made them all on her own. Normally I wouldn’t care too much, but I never got a thank you from her, and she was supposedly my FRIEND! I believe in giving credit where credit is due. And I cannot stand by that she has gone and done this. So I am putting a stop to her saying this by openly posting the photos online at last. With no thank you, and her taking full credit for everything, I can’t abide it. The only thing she can take full credit for on them is making the grips for the chakrams and securing them. The pattern? Both of us + my mom Transfering the pattern to the MDF board? Me Cutting it out? My dad Sanding it? My mom Painting? Both of us Grip? All her You’ll have probably seen her at Anime North 2010-2012 as Axel. If you recognize the way these are made… you know who I mean.
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There’s a reason I’m adding these photos. These are from May 15, 2010. Why post them now? Nearly a full three years later? Because I found out, that the person I helped make their chakrams for their Axel cosplay, has been telling people that THEY made them all on their own. And apparently if I show these photos, she will try to pass it off that I made my own. Problem: I only make the prop after the costume is finished. Or, if it’s a big project, I make the simplest part first (in one case it’s the prop!), then I will. But Axel’s chakrams are simple enough to do. Three years ago, she asked me if I could help her with her chakrams for Axel. I agreed to help. So, she and I with the aid of my mom here and there, spent three hours making the pattern, sized to her. The next day, I helped my dad cut out both of the chakrams, and I helped her paint them. I found out very recently that she has been telling people the last couple years that she made them all on her own. Normally I wouldn’t care too much, but I never got a thank you from her, and she was supposedly my FRIEND! I believe in giving credit where credit is due. And I cannot stand by that she has gone and done this. So I am putting a stop to her saying this by openly posting the photos online at last. With no thank you, and her taking full credit for everything, I can’t abide it. The only thing she can take full credit for on them is making the grips for the chakrams and securing them. The pattern? Both of us + my mom Transfering the pattern to the MDF board? Me Cutting it out? My dad Sanding it? My mom Painting? Both of us Grip? All her You’ll have probably seen her at Anime North 2010-2012 as Axel. If you recognize the way these are made… you know who I mean.
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There’s a reason I’m adding these photos. These are from May 15, 2010. Why post them now? Nearly a full three years later? Because I found out, that the person I helped make their chakrams for their Axel cosplay, has been telling people that THEY made them all on their own. And apparently if I show these photos, she will try to pass it off that I made my own. Problem: I only make the prop after the costume is finished. Or, if it’s a big project, I make the simplest part first (in one case it’s the prop!), then I will. But Axel’s chakrams are simple enough to do. Three years ago, she asked me if I could help her with her chakrams for Axel. I agreed to help. So, she and I with the aid of my mom here and there, spent three hours making the pattern, sized to her. The next day, I helped my dad cut out both of the chakrams, and I helped her paint them. I found out very recently that she has been telling people the last couple years that she made them all on her own. Normally I wouldn’t care too much, but I never got a thank you from her, and she was supposedly my FRIEND! I believe in giving credit where credit is due. And I cannot stand by that she has gone and done this. So I am putting a stop to her saying this by openly posting the photos online at last. With no thank you, and her taking full credit for everything, I can’t abide it. The only thing she can take full credit for on them is making the grips for the chakrams and securing them. The pattern? Both of us + my mom Transfering the pattern to the MDF board? Me Cutting it out? My dad Sanding it? My mom Painting? Both of us Grip? All her You’ll have probably seen her at Anime North 2010-2012 as Axel. If you recognize the way these are made… you know who I mean.
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There’s a reason I’m adding these photos. These are from May 15, 2010. Why post them now? Nearly a full three years later? Because I found out, that the person I helped make their chakrams for their Axel cosplay, has been telling people that THEY made them all on their own. And apparently if I show these photos, she will try to pass it off that I made my own. Problem: I only make the prop after the costume is finished. Or, if it’s a big project, I make the simplest part first (in one case it’s the prop!), then I will. But Axel’s chakrams are simple enough to do. Three years ago, she asked me if I could help her with her chakrams for Axel. I agreed to help. So, she and I with the aid of my mom here and there, spent three hours making the pattern, sized to her. The next day, I helped my dad cut out both of the chakrams, and I helped her paint them. I found out very recently that she has been telling people the last couple years that she made them all on her own. Normally I wouldn’t care too much, but I never got a thank you from her, and she was supposedly my FRIEND! I believe in giving credit where credit is due. And I cannot stand by that she has gone and done this. So I am putting a stop to her saying this by openly posting the photos online at last. With no thank you, and her taking full credit for everything, I can’t abide it. The only thing she can take full credit for on them is making the grips for the chakrams and securing them. The pattern? Both of us + my mom Transfering the pattern to the MDF board? Me Cutting it out? My dad Sanding it? My mom Painting? Both of us Grip? All her You’ll have probably seen her at Anime North 2010-2012 as Axel. If you recognize the way these are made… you know who I mean.
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There’s a reason I’m adding these photos. These are from May 15, 2010. Why post them now? Nearly a full three years later? Because I found out, that the person I helped make their chakrams for their Axel cosplay, has been telling people that THEY made them all on their own. And apparently if I show these photos, she will try to pass it off that I made my own. Problem: I only make the prop after the costume is finished. Or, if it’s a big project, I make the simplest part first (in one case it’s the prop!), then I will. But Axel’s chakrams are simple enough to do. Three years ago, she asked me if I could help her with her chakrams for Axel. I agreed to help. So, she and I with the aid of my mom here and there, spent three hours making the pattern, sized to her. The next day, I helped my dad cut out both of the chakrams, and I helped her paint them. I found out very recently that she has been telling people the last couple years that she made them all on her own. Normally I wouldn’t care too much, but I never got a thank you from her, and she was supposedly my FRIEND! I believe in giving credit where credit is due. And I cannot stand by that she has gone and done this. So I am putting a stop to her saying this by openly posting the photos online at last. With no thank you, and her taking full credit for everything, I can’t abide it. The only thing she can take full credit for on them is making the grips for the chakrams and securing them. The pattern? Both of us + my mom Transfering the pattern to the MDF board? Me Cutting it out? My dad Sanding it? My mom Painting? Both of us Grip? All her You’ll have probably seen her at Anime North 2010-2012 as Axel. If you recognize the way these are made… you know who I mean.
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There’s a reason I’m adding these photos. These are from May 15, 2010. Why post them now? Nearly a full three years later? Because I found out, that the person I helped make their chakrams for their Axel cosplay, has been telling people that THEY made them all on their own. And apparently if I show these photos, she will try to pass it off that I made my own. Problem: I only make the prop after the costume is finished. Or, if it’s a big project, I make the simplest part first (in one case it’s the prop!), then I will. But Axel’s chakrams are simple enough to do. Three years ago, she asked me if I could help her with her chakrams for Axel. I agreed to help. So, she and I with the aid of my mom here and there, spent three hours making the pattern, sized to her. The next day, I helped my dad cut out both of the chakrams, and I helped her paint them. I found out very recently that she has been telling people the last couple years that she made them all on her own. Normally I wouldn’t care too much, but I never got a thank you from her, and she was supposedly my FRIEND! I believe in giving credit where credit is due. And I cannot stand by that she has gone and done this. So I am putting a stop to her saying this by openly posting the photos online at last. With no thank you, and her taking full credit for everything, I can’t abide it. The only thing she can take full credit for on them is making the grips for the chakrams and securing them. The pattern? Both of us + my mom Transfering the pattern to the MDF board? Me Cutting it out? My dad Sanding it? My mom Painting? Both of us Grip? All her You’ll have probably seen her at Anime North 2010-2012 as Axel. If you recognize the way these are made… you know who I mean.
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There’s a reason I’m adding these photos. These are from May 15, 2010. Why post them now? Nearly a full three years later? Because I found out, that the person I helped make their chakrams for their Axel cosplay, has been telling people that THEY made them all on their own. And apparently if I show these photos, she will try to pass it off that I made my own. Problem: I only make the prop after the costume is finished. Or, if it’s a big project, I make the simplest part first (in one case it’s the prop!), then I will. But Axel’s chakrams are simple enough to do. Three years ago, she asked me if I could help her with her chakrams for Axel. I agreed to help. So, she and I with the aid of my mom here and there, spent three hours making the pattern, sized to her. The next day, I helped my dad cut out both of the chakrams, and I helped her paint them. I found out very recently that she has been telling people the last couple years that she made them all on her own. Normally I wouldn’t care too much, but I never got a thank you from her, and she was supposedly my FRIEND! I believe in giving credit where credit is due. And I cannot stand by that she has gone and done this. So I am putting a stop to her saying this by openly posting the photos online at last. With no thank you, and her taking full credit for everything, I can’t abide it. The only thing she can take full credit for on them is making the grips for the chakrams and securing them. The pattern? Both of us + my mom Transfering the pattern to the MDF board? Me Cutting it out? My dad Sanding it? My mom Painting? Both of us Grip? All her You’ll have probably seen her at Anime North 2010-2012 as Axel. If you recognize the way these are made… you know who I mean.
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There’s a reason I’m adding these photos. These are from May 15, 2010.

Why post them now? Nearly a full three years later? Because I found out, that the person I helped make their chakrams for their Axel cosplay, has been telling people that THEY made them all on their own. And apparently if I show these photos, she will try to pass it off that I made my own.


Problem: I only make the prop after the costume is finished. Or, if it’s a big project, I make the simplest part first (in one case it’s the prop!), then I will. But Axel’s chakrams are simple enough to do.


Three years ago, she asked me if I could help her with her chakrams for Axel. I agreed to help. So, she and I with the aid of my mom here and there, spent three hours making the pattern, sized to her. The next day, I helped my dad cut out both of the chakrams, and I helped her paint them.

I found out very recently that she has been telling people the last couple years that she made them all on her own. Normally I wouldn’t care too much, but I never got a thank you from her, and she was supposedly my FRIEND!

I believe in giving credit where credit is due. And I cannot stand by that she has gone and done this. So I am putting a stop to her saying this by openly posting the photos online at last. With no thank you, and her taking full credit for everything, I can’t abide it. The only thing she can take full credit for on them is making the grips for the chakrams and securing them.

The pattern? Both of us + my mom

Transfering the pattern to the MDF board? Me

Cutting it out? My dad

Sanding it? My mom

Painting? Both of us

Grip? All her

You’ll have probably seen her at Anime North 2010-2012 as Axel. If you recognize the way these are made… you know who I mean.

What I’ve achieved today. Grell’s chainsaw is 90% assembled, and 30% painted. Another coat of red, then paint all the silver, black, gold details, attach the second handle, and paint that, then seal~! With any luck, this’ll be done tomorrow! My new, original keyblade, I’m calling it Organization’s Twilight. I still have to transfer the pattern onto the other side, and then dremel, sand paint.. secure gems where needed…. and then seal it all!
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What I’ve achieved today. Grell’s chainsaw is 90% assembled, and 30% painted. Another coat of red, then paint all the silver, black, gold details, attach the second handle, and paint that, then seal~! With any luck, this’ll be done tomorrow! My new, original keyblade, I’m calling it Organization’s Twilight. I still have to transfer the pattern onto the other side, and then dremel, sand paint.. secure gems where needed…. and then seal it all!
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What I’ve achieved today.

Grell’s chainsaw is 90% assembled, and 30% painted. Another coat of red, then paint all the silver, black, gold details, attach the second handle, and paint that, then seal~! With any luck, this’ll be done tomorrow!

My new, original keyblade, I’m calling it Organization’s Twilight. I still have to transfer the pattern onto the other side, and then dremel, sand paint.. secure gems where needed…. and then seal it all!

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