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mspaint mitsi

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Seeing Purple show up in AvA11 made me want to go back to AvM s3

And seeing these two scenes side by side just breaks my heart.

Because now it gives Purple fleeing the Nether War an extra layer of depth. They're not just afraid and betrayed and overwhelmed and needing some place where they can take a step back and unwind and ask themself 'How did I end up in this situation, deemed useless by nearly every adult I know?'

They were reliving the single most traumatic moment of their life, both physical and emotional. In the midst of war, wounded and fatigued, reaching out to someone they thought they could trust to PHYSICALLY HELP THEM OUT and not getting it. Abandoned in their time of need.

Of course Purple would run away. Of course they wouldn't return to the War.

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had to draw Vic and Mitsi after seeing the new ep

Ilovethemsm omg

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I'm tired.

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Uuaaaghhhhhhhhh I love Misti

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rest in peace sec we love you❤️❤️❤️

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like an angel of death

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teaching Vic how to dance he's never felt so loved

I LOVE THEM SO MUCH THE BEST COUPLES OUT THERE

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IM BACK IN THE FUCKING BUILDING AGAIN😖

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The name is Victim.

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This is them to me

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Idk if I count this as spoilers but

you know just in case

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Get a load of this guy!

Alan when i get you alan when i get y

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Oh boy! That ep!

Little doodle of Mitsi and Vic dancin- I think they're going to fall actually

I love that the entire ep was Victim and Mitsi building a chicken coop together and having a chill cottagecore life. I love that nothing bad happened ever. I've definitely sobbed mostly over how cute they were. I love everything about this episode I really do!

SOBBING INTENSIFIES

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This. To me, personally, I don't think Chosen was the one to kill Mitsi. And even if he did, paying very close attention to his body language, it doesn't look like he was content as opposed to how his (former) best friend Dark felt. I mean, sure, Chosen's definitely got some blood on his hands since he initially partook in the destruction of websites across the Internet, but as time went on, starting from the destruction of the Stickpage website, he started having second thoughts, and the reluctance grew slowly, but surely, while on the Newsground website.

And while it's easy to point fingers at Chosen being Mitsi's killer, we are seeing this through Agent's perspective, as Agent saw Chosen first when the explosion that killed Mitsi settled. Remember Chosen's perspective of the event in "The Flashback" and combine that with his body language in the latest episode. Really makes you think as you try to connect all the pieces together, whether or not he killed Mitsi.

The Chosen One's actions in Animator vs. Animation 11: A Mini Analysis

Recently, with the release of the latest Animator vs. Animation episode, I have seen many people begin to view Chosen's character in a more negative light. Now I can't lie and say that this episode doesn't exactly do him any favors, however I think people need to hold their horses a bit when it comes to assuming how he actually feels about the Newgrounds rampage.

First off, the big one, Mitsi's death. Chosen is framed to have been the one who killed her, and it's clear that Agent, and the narrative, believe it was him who did it. But if there's anything I've learned about red herrings, it's the fact that what seems like the obvious answer might not be so obvious after all. We don't actually know if Chosen was the one who killed her, all we see is a a flurry of fireballs raining from the sky, one of which hits Mitsi and completely incinerates her, then we see Chosen flying down from above. Considering that Dark is also shown to have flown in from above, it could've just as easily been him who killed her.

As a matter of fact, Dark would probably make more sense seeing as his most common form of attack is fireballs. Regardless of who did it or not, I do think it's important to remember that Chosen isn't the only culprit and that we shouldn't immediately assume it was him.

But let's say, for a moment, that Chosen was the one who did it, I still don't think that frames him in as negative of a light as the fandom portrays.

For starters I should say that we don't know how Chosen feels about what he has just done, at least not in this episode. However we see the exact same Newgrounds rampage from his perspective in Season 2, and there it's pretty clear that this is the point where he starts having second thoughts, and his body language in this episode actually reflects this.

When we first see him, Chosen is just sort of... calmly descending upon the destruction, there's no indication of what emotions he is feeling at this moment, but I honestly don't look at this and see "yeah, he definitely enjoys this"

His movements are slow and non-aggressive, there's no real energy in his actions, no sign of pride or enjoyment, he just sort of flies over the the Newgrounds tank and lands on top of it. To me this doesn't come off as someone who is enjoying this, this is coming off as someone who is taking in all the destruction around him and simply trying to process it. It's not positive, nor is it negative.

But I think the most telling thing about it is how his body language contrasts Dark, take a look at this shot. Notice anything?

For one, Dark is centered while Chosen is the one standing off to the side, portraying him as almost a secondary threat, a person standing alongside his much worse partner.

Moreso than this however, look at their poses. Dark has his hands on his hips, clearly taking pride in his much destruction he and Chosen have caused. Chosen by comparison is just sort of... standing there, there is no clear show of pride in his posture, as a matter of fact, this shot here almost reminds me of this one.

In both cases, Chosen is seen off to the side, staring down at the destruction while not showing any real emotion, and in this case, it was clearly trying to communicate that Chosen was not enjoying this as much as Dark was.

He's even seen seemingly pleading with Dark to stop what he is doing, and you wanna know something really interesting about this shot?

Chosen and Dark are both shown on top of a tank, just like we saw in AvA 11. I'm not saying this is the same scene, but I am saying that the parallels here are likely not meant to be a coincidence. In both cases Dark is clearly taking pride in the destruction, Chosen meanwhile looks a lot more unsure.

Now for the high-five scene. People have already pointed this out but Chosen almost seems to hesitate before giving Dark a high-five, as if he's unsure about it.

Another detail I also wanted to bring attention to is how Dark initiates the high-five. It may seem small at first until you remember that this isn't the first time we have seen such a gesture between the two characters.

We all see this happen in The Flashback, and ya wanna know the interesting thing? Chosen was the one who initiated it. Keep in mind that the context of this seen was that Chosen finally escaped Alan's abuse and was clearly happy about it. It should also be worth noting that unlike Chosen, who took a few seconds to reciprocate the high-five in AvA 11, Dark does it almost instantly.

This is all to say, while this episode does not portray Chosen in the most favorable light, I don't think this is as simple as "he killed Mitsi and enjoyed it".

I want to make it clear that I do not think Chosen is innocent in this scenario, whether he enjoyed it or not, he still actively took part in this rampage, all I'm saying is that we don't really know Chosen's feelings during this moment or if he was even the one who killed Mitsi in the first place, and with how he was previously portrayed during this exact same rampage, I have more reason to believe that he didn't actually enjoy this at all. So before you raise your pitchforks and call Chosen the worst person ever, consider that maybe, there is more nuance to this story than first meets the eye.