NSFW: Twewy/FFXIII/KH

NSFW: Twewy/FFXIII/KH

Because the rules of others apparently don't apply to them.

A crossover I did sometime ago

This is a perfect carbon copy gpoy. Sometimes I wish I could just erase my perfectionism...

I JUST WANT TO DO SOMETHING QUICKLY SOMETIMES WHY IS THAT SO HARD

SOMEBODY UNDERSTANDS ME

beat/neku really does need more love as a ship. its so perfect and for some reason i like it almost as much as i do josh/neku. its cute levels are off the charts. like eoifjrveoirjgoei theyd be big dumb boyfriends and do stupid things together and try to one up each other in...

Skipped cleaning the lineart...and a few other things...

"Prompt": *insert Prompt here*

Coloring practice

Sheepheavenly's pretty much got most everything down.

Since he’d apparently asked, why didn’t Hanekoma just tell Beat how to create Noise, instead of imprinting him?

Hanekoma's an extreme enigma throughout the storyline until read the Secret Reports. He's a bit of an external factor--that third+ party character in a plot that has his/her/it/shem's own goals that help or hinder the protagonist's progress depending on said goals. His intervention in the Game is borderline illegal.

Using imprints instead of telling Beat would avert questioning to Mr. H's true identity and role. He's incognito much of the plot, after all (according to secret reports). Besides, with Beat's black-and-white thought process at the time, anyone with properties of Reaper is as such and is automatically set to enemy in his eyes.

Why is Rhyme’s pin the only Noise pin that’s unclassed? (If one needs “special Imagination” or to be a Reaper in order to use it, shouldn’t it be Reaper class?)

This can also be chalked up from the one who made the pin and the process itself. Rhyme's noise is the leftover sentience (conscious) of Rhyme herself and was made into a pin by one of a much higher caliber than Reapers. Like the Player Pin, it's technically in a separate league of it's own. If this was an adventure RPG, Rhyme's pin would be a Key Item--something you couldn't sell, trade, or drop. It's primarily plot relevant, not combat relevant.

If Beat was already imprinted with the instructions for summoning Noise, what did he go looking for the Reapers for?

I'm going out on a limb with this one. Beat's prime concern and one-track goal was summoning Rhyme, not Noise. He may have thought that there was a specific way to summon specific types of Noise and wanted to confirm that process. Then again, Rhyme was of a different breed of pin...and Beat's attention to detail during his quest for Rhyme's resurrection wasn't all that great. Standard "Don't care how, just make it happen" mentality.

In another perspective, going to the Reaper's would've kept him in existence through the rest of the plot. With Rhyme reduced to an unused pin and somehow still under pact with Beat to keep him from fading, how would he survive solo to give Rhyme her second chance? Really, he could've been erased at any given moment. Buuuut~ by going to the Reapers, there would be a greater chance to return Rhyme to her original form and survive long enough to get her back to life. Also, more future plot-wise relevant, Week Three would not have been if Beat didn't involve himself with the Reapers. Like Joshua's extra Player Pin, Beat is another last-chance lifeline for Neku.

...I do hope I didn't confuse you...

Hey TWEWY tag, help me out?

I’d always assumed that Rhyme’s pin was Reaper class, which was the reason why Beat couldn’t use it until he joined the Reapers. But when I looked it up, Rhyme’s pin is unclassed (like yen pins, meaning that there shouldn’t be any special...