look kiwi i did a thing
Aug. 22nd, 2012 10:56 pmIt’s been mentioned in better essays than this one, but it bears repeating that Tsuna starts out with a tiny bit of a boycrush on Yamamoto.
Yamamoto is a cool dude and Tsuna knows it. It doesn’t take that long for their initial impressions of each other to flip, just a little. Yamamoto, who thinks Tsuna’s a loser underneath the recent improvements he’s been making, finds that he really is surprisingly cool and tougher than he thought at first. And Tsuna, who thinks Yamamoto’s a cool popular guy, starts discovering that his new friend is actually a complete screwball with a stupid sense of humor.
Everyone is a better person for knowing this. In a number of ways, their canon development is growing to meet each other in the middle, with Yamamoto embracing Tsuna’s strengths and Tsuna becoming aware of (and accepting) Yamamoto’s weaknesses.
Yamamoto is a cool dude and Tsuna knows it. It doesn’t take that long for their initial impressions of each other to flip, just a little. Yamamoto, who thinks Tsuna’s a loser underneath the recent improvements he’s been making, finds that he really is surprisingly cool and tougher than he thought at first. And Tsuna, who thinks Yamamoto’s a cool popular guy, starts discovering that his new friend is actually a complete screwball with a stupid sense of humor.
Everyone is a better person for knowing this. In a number of ways, their canon development is growing to meet each other in the middle, with Yamamoto embracing Tsuna’s strengths and Tsuna becoming aware of (and accepting) Yamamoto’s weaknesses.
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