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She sure does!

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Percy to Vex: Nooo don’t give your heart to Saundor you’re so sexy aha

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I’m annoying and I’m like ‘I ship Perc’ildan the correct way: without vexleth’

Tbh most Perc’ildan fandom is more just ‘these characters could be fun together in fanon’ instead of ‘this random moment in canon is actually them expressing their love f or each other’ so it’s not that annoying as a non-canon ship compared to some discourse

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Love them 🤍💙

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theyre fighting a god in the morning

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Okay I think there’s a high chance Vax is going to realise they can bring back Percy.

We get told in episode seven that when killed with one of Ripley’s guns, Orthax will take the soul. Orthax wanted Percy’s soul a lot. Orthax has Percy’s soul, it hasn’t passed over to the other side.

Who keeps sending a member of the team messages about souls and death? The Raven Queen to Vax. We also get to see the Raven Queen take Kash’s soul in episode nine. That is how it’s meant to be properly done.

The Raven Queen doesn’t have Percy’s soul, Orthax does, and hopefully Vax will realise that.

Theories (could be some at the same time)

A) Vax realises that Percy’s thread still exists, and realises that he can be brought back, figures out it’s tethered to Orthax

B) the Raven Queen literally tells Vax that she doesn’t have Percy’s soul.

C) (wild) Vax sees vision of Perc’ahlia kids or marriage or something and he’s like wait BITCH we can bring him back Vex deserves this future!!

D) none of the above and it doesn’t involve Vax (Pike or Keyleth)

I just feel like the threads might come back this way as they keep referencing them and I think that’s why they killed Kash (other than shock value).

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when the fic is so good you need to exit out of the browser app and scroll on tumblr for a few minutes to process what you’re reading

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This fic has always been a favourite of mine; it was one of the first fics I read for Critical Role. It’s a ‘Percy stays with Ripley/Briarwoods’ scenario, with Orthax involved. It’s more ‘Percy and Vox Machina’ general fic so if you haven’t read it because you tend to read ship fic, but you like Percy, I highly recommend it!

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“Flying” CR comic

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It is very important to criticize the “Why does everything have to by gay? Can’t they just be friends?” attitude that homophobes have towards gay characters, but it’s possible to do that without saying things like “This character literally did xyz for the other. Friends wouldn’t do that!” or “But character A says character B is the most important person in their life! There’s no way that’s platonic!” or even things like “Actually, they should have sex with each other instead of being ‘just friends.’” Whatever it is you think that friends can’t do, they can. Friends can think of each other as the most important person in their lives. Friends can go through pain for each other, risk their safety for each other, be physically affectionate, rely on each other, and die for each other. Friends can share beds, kiss, or have sex.

Friendship is not a tier below romance.

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Also, I am just going to say it:

If your CEO is so inconsequential to the success of your company that he can be gunned down in the street like a dog and it has absolutely no impact on your company whatsoever, maybe he doesn't actually need to be paid several hundred times as much as your median employee.

Maybe you could get away with, like, ten to fifteen times and spend the extra tens of millions of dollars you save on something else.

Just thinking out loud.

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I am crazy insane about the concept of turning the first lgbt representation in a mainstream kids cartoon into an accidental? world-ending Demi-god

Yes, exactly! Not sure who this is for. Supposedly there were some test screening which is where all these leaks are coming from and it gets more absurd when you have one of the leakers insisting that a paramount employee said: 1) Korra deliberately destroyed the world

2) The surviving population is now afraid of the Avatar

Even if this is all a misunderstanding and Korra didn't destroy the world or she had to for some convoluted reason - the end result is still: the world is destroyed.

It just seems like there was more of an effort to build on top of the end of ATLA going into LOK (regardless of how you feel about some changes). Whereas this seems like taking a nuke to the world post LOK with a hard reset.

I know Bryke have gotten on a podcast and said some of these new projects will be more challenging for audiences than what they've previously done, but this is kinda absurd. I guess they figure they could experiment more with the LOK cast because they aren't as beloved as the ATLA cast? But even then ATLA-only fans won't like the 4 nations being destroyed.

At this point so many people have watched ATLA and LOK since it came to Netflix that I'm not quite sure what type of new audience they're trying to find.

If these leaks turn out to be tremendously wrong I'll laugh but we got people arguing about the apocalypse being a good thing.

WHAT THE FUCK

DELIBERATLEY???

Honestly, a post apocalyptic-esque Avatar series could be fun. They could just set it in the far future. Then you’d have at least a few Avatar’s post Korra and you can do this plot. Soft reset the tech boom, bring it back to basics. Could be really fun.

I have a feeling Korra will be sympathetic, but her destroying the world sounds utterly baffling as a concept

I am all for exploring the good and bad of Korra’s legacy, but this seem like an absurd plot development, and very little to do with Korra’ as a character and what she learnt during the seasons of TLOK

There’s a breadth of difference between ‘Aang in TLOK is revealed to have struggled to balance his duties as a father, the Avatar and the last Airbender so may not have been attentive to his non-bending kids’ which you may not like, but it is a small-scale interpersonal story, and ‘Korra nuked the world’

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Yes, exactly! Not sure who this is for. Supposedly there were some test screening which is where all these leaks are coming from and it gets more absurd when you have one of the leakers insisting that a paramount employee said: 1) Korra deliberately destroyed the world

2) The surviving population is now afraid of the Avatar

Even if this is all a misunderstanding and Korra didn't destroy the world or she had to for some convoluted reason - the end result is still: the world is destroyed.

It just seems like there was more of an effort to build on top of the end of ATLA going into LOK (regardless of how you feel about some changes). Whereas this seems like taking a nuke to the world post LOK with a hard reset.

I know Bryke have gotten on a podcast and said some of these new projects will be more challenging for audiences than what they've previously done, but this is kinda absurd. I guess they figure they could experiment more with the LOK cast because they aren't as beloved as the ATLA cast? But even then ATLA-only fans won't like the 4 nations being destroyed.

At this point so many people have watched ATLA and LOK since it came to Netflix that I'm not quite sure what type of new audience they're trying to find.

If these leaks turn out to be tremendously wrong I'll laugh but we got people arguing about the apocalypse being a good thing.

WHAT THE FUCK

DELIBERATLEY???

Honestly, a post apocalyptic-esque Avatar series could be fun. They could just set it in the far future. Then you’d have at least a few Avatar’s post Korra and you can do this plot. Soft reset the tech boom, bring it back to basics. Could be really fun.

I have a feeling Korra will be sympathetic, but her destroying the world sounds utterly baffling as a concept

I am all for exploring the good and bad of Korra’s legacy, but this seem like an absurd plot development, and very little to do with Korra’ as a character and what she learnt during the seasons of TLOK

There’s a breadth of difference between ‘Aang in TLOK is revealed to have struggled to balance his duties as a father, the Avatar and the last Airbender so may not have been attentive to his non-bending kids’ which you may not like, but it is a small-scale interpersonal story, and ‘Korra nuked the world’