Blue

story of blue

Blue is a blue stick figure compared to his best friend TSC, he does not have an empty head and his color says so, his own name is blue, his creator is Alan Becker and he considers Alan his father. He first appeared in Animator vs. Animation IV, where they met an orange stick figure known as The Second Coming and he taught them how to escape from his website to the rest. of the Internet. Blue is one of the main protagonists of the Animator vs. franchise. Animation, being one of the five members of the Stick Gang.

blue personality

blue is: pacifist+"hippie"+calm+alcoholic? (because of his passion for potions) + loving + calm + playful + very little fearful + dominant + bisexual + daring + party-goer + careful + protective.

tastes and facts about blue

Blue is described as "hippie" by Alan Becker for his passion for the warts of hell or netherwards, he is the chef of the colorgang gang and of the five he is the only one who can make positions by himself and without help that is his talent. He shows that he is willing to help the villagers since he was the one who trained them to defeat the looters and is a good leader for the villagers.

Hanakaki disease

This is a fictional illness (since it is biologically and anatomically impossible in real life) where the patient coughs and/or vomits flower petals as a result of unrequited love.

symptoms of hanakaki

The symptoms of the disease are summarized in severe pain, flowers that bloom in the heart and lungs and then vomit them out.

cura del hanakaki

May the love of the infected be reciprocated: The plant will no longer have food to eat, the once hopeless feelings will be replaced by happiness and genuine love, causing the plant to wither and die, ending the threat of death for the affected person. Let an operation be performed: This removes the plant from the roots and ends the condition. Although it may seem like the most viable option if your lover does not reciprocate, this method has a price. By getting rid of the flower you also get rid of the feelings.

origins of the hanakaki

The term hanahaki comes from the Japanese words hana, meaning "flower," and hakimasu, meaning "to vomit." Hanahaki disease was popularized by the Japanese shoujo manga, Hanahaki Otome, or The Girl Who Spit Flowers by Naoko Matsuda, which was released in 2009. It has several variations and is used in happy and tragic stories. It often develops over months or even years, beginning with coughing up a few petals and growing in intensity (and pain) until the victim is vomiting up entire flowers, by which time the disease has entered its final stages.

versions

Happy version: "The object of the victim's love returns his affections, causing the love to be reciprocated. The victim is cured of the illness. This can happen spontaneously when the object of affection realizes his love (usually it is him) or the illness may require the object to convince the victim that their love is mutual. "neutral" version: "The flowers are surgically removed, as are the victim's feelings of love, meaning that they can no longer love the person they once loved. Sometimes this also removes their memories of the former loved one, or the ability of the victim to love again. Often, the sufferer will refuse surgery, preferring to die rather than lose their feelings." sad version: "The victim's lungs fill with the flowers and the roots grow into their respiratory system. They choke on their own blood and petals, and die. It is popular because of the anguish that comes with the death of the character."