Duplicates…

ryusxnka:

This is gonna be a short rant. Every single Role-player of the Canon verse will deal with duplicates of their muses. Thus, insecurities will fold and hinder your experience for an indecisive amount of time. That FEELING is vastly normal. However, it is not immortal. A lot of individuals view duplicates and gets discouraged whilst doubting their own talents. Stop. Do not COMPARE yourself to another writer. Everyone has different intakes, stories and additional personality traits. Your version will always be unique and appreciated. You must believe in yourself and your capabilities. If someone replaces you for another of your muse, then it is not you but them for taking your work for granted.

Do not remain discouraged for there will always be new partner waiting to write you. You just have to find them. In all, just be yourself. Concentrate on your blog and your writing partners. If a duplicate is truly triggering you, you can also use the blacklist and block system as well as simply evading the people they write with. You can do this. Do not give up on your muse. Write as you see them && do not worry about others. You are you as your muse is a symbol of who you are && no one can truly steal or replace you ♥

(..You know, Toichi probably is the reason Kaito’s so emotionally isolated and not social outside of Aoko. Not just with Kid and probably moving around a lot when he was younger, but… He kept Kaito with him more often. Didn’t let him stay with Aoko at that show, he picked him up and took him away to teach what poker face was. When Kaito did a trick and tried to be friendly towards Yukiko, Toichi picked him up and told him not to bother people. In the past, we can see Shinichi able to go off on his own and, is in fact, encouraged to. Kaito you only ever see with Toichi, outside of that one time with Aoko at the clocktower.

What if Kaito was encouraged not to talk to people? Be friendly, but not to trust? Toichi was clearly close, but… something went wrong, there… Have to wonder if he almost lost Kaito once from trusting someone and became overprotective, but Kaito doesn’t remember, what if it ties in with the fish phobia, what if someone tried to drown Kaito to where Toichi became so protective it was detrimental-:Edit: Actually, kidnapping is more likely, maybe the person kept him in a room with fish, to where he associated the experience with the things, especially since it also meat separation from his father and his phobia may have become worse after losing his dad…)

Also, fun thing to do if people get jealous of tantei-kun for taking advantage of his apparent age to get close to Aoko and others who think he’s a child: The amount of pain he’ll be in if they did learn the truth. Because the more the not-child pulls stunts like that, the more trouble he’d be in later…

Just going to keep a running list of this sort of thing, in case anything’s forgotten by the time that revelation comes around…

…Wow a lot goes on when the mun is busy typing/getting pictures.

detectiveaesthetic replied to your post:(If you don’t mind headcanons regarding other…

((“I don’t think Kid made him obsessed, I think losing Kid made him obsessed.”)) ((oMFG YES YES I AGREE SO MUCH ACTUALLY)) ((this is great tbh)) ((also i may have forgotten about the transfer omg)) ((this is great))

(I feel like most of the time, when I give a headcanon, most people tend to go: *nod* Headcanon accepted. …Then again, 70% of my headcanons put forth to the public have been Spider, whom I almost have free reign with, so…)

(And Naka technically was still in homicide until it was clear Kid had returned and wasn’t just a one-time thing. Which begs the question of ‘did they not find a body after the ‘accident’’, for him to think Kid really could be alive and why more than once we have to wonder if Toichi is really dead and how ambiguous it really is, not set in stone but not the clear as day message of ‘there as no body found’ in the anime, we really don’t have a clue for the manga. No evidence for or against.)

2ofakindmk replied to your post:(If you don’t mind headcanons about regarding…

((I love this! Can I reblog this on Nakamorikeibu?))

(Sure, I don’t mind. ^^ )

(If you don’t mind headcanons regarding other characters…)

(Still up to rpers/writers what they go with, to mention first, since these are just headcanons, but I get the feeling I could have a lot on most people in the MK world. (Would say DC, but uh…. too many characters :V )

Anyway, as far as Ginzo is concerned, he said he’d been chasing Kid since he was twenty. Which actually might mean Toichi is older than Ginzo? Since Chikage said ‘at a mere twenty years of age, you dominated the Grand Prix at Fism, the magicians’ Olympics… You were a young genius magician’, which more likely means that was past. Don’t know how much time past between the events, but since twenty has passed for him in his first appearance in Paris as Kid, Ginzo was probably younger than him to have started chasing him at that age. And who knows when the Kurobas actually started staying in Ekoda, so highly likely Ginzo and Toichi didn’t know each other before Kid.

However, Aoko and Kaito are the same age. (Meaning Toichi had a child later in his age than Ginzo did, but random information.) Toichi and Chikage had Kaito a year after Kid first appeared, and was likely busy being a Robin Hood at the time to overshadow Phantom Lady. I’d assume they’d already decided to move to Ekoda before then, but…. then Aoko and Kaito actually might have met sooner. So… it’s at least a bit likely Kaito stayed abroad for at least part of his young life before they settled in Ekoda. Ginzo’s ‘chasing Kid’ may have only happened a few times up until then, as Kid being international meant he didn’t only steal in Japan. (And probably not just Paris either.) So… in early life, whatever happened to Aoko’s mom, more likely he did spend time with Aoko, since Kid wouldn’t have been a constant presence.

Also probably didn’t help Kaito lean how to make permanent friends any better, if he’d been moving around a lot, makes sense he’d stick with Aoko when he could. General friendliness from wanting to interact while he could? I get the feeling Ginzo was the type who took Aoko around with him if work wasn’t anything dangerous, so Kid heists he probably did bring her to until he did have to go, if no one could look after her. Which is more likely how the two could meet, Kaito’s dad also involved because heist and both probably having to wait about the same amount of time.

(And just to say, no danger from the org for a very long time, it was safe to think Kaito would be fine being brought. They knew Toichi’s name and occupation, scary to be sure, but they thought Kaito was still Toichi and believed a warning would make him stop? I’ve said before a while back, but I don’t think they saw Toichi as a threat, and got rid of him soon after he started causing trouble, so at most, the last two years of his thieving career. Closer to a year.)

After Kid stopped, Ginzo probably did have time for Aoko, though it probably wasn’t the most peaceful. Kid disappearing all of the sudden, and if he did suspect Toichi by then (possible, he had more suspicious points than Kaito does), he probably put a lot of attention into looking into that ‘accident’. To a point he did transfer to homicide detective for a time, and might have gotten busier there. I don’t think Kid made him obsessed, I think losing Kid made him obsessed. Only when Kid showed up again did it get incredibly worse, either in thinking Toichi was back or trying to catch the one who was just using the name. (More likely the former, with how happy he was.)

Which is why it makes more sense for Aoko to feel victimized by Kid now, rather than in the past. The being left on her own likely didn’t happen until the later years leading up to Kid’s return. If neglect had happened earlier, I doubt Aoko would be so attached to her father to care too much, and could grow to dislike him. (Or her being sweet, loved her father because he’s her only family, despite anything,hat path comes with slightly disturbing thinking of putting up with neglect just for that, so take whichever way. Either way, Kaito did probably make the problem worse in bringing Kid back to life.)

….And I’ll make another post about thoughts regarding Toichi later, on Spider’s blog. Since the way of thinking goes against what Kaito would see, being bias in favour of his father.)