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I think it's fair to say Sigyn angry would be directed at the person who killed her son and forced the other to run off rather than Loki. If being blood brother doesn't spare him from being chained to a rock with venom dripping in his face then there was no reason to kill Narvi other then spite. Loki didn't kill her son Odin did, there was nothing necessary about it, Odin did not have to kill a child he choice to and it show how little regard he had for Sigyn because he didn't once consider her feeling for her sons.
It's a choice between her admittingly amoral husband or the gods who kill their children to get back at him. I'd choose my husband too.
Sigyn wife of Loke....
Even though the crime of her husband resulted in one of her sons being turned into a wolf that rip apart his brother she still decided to sit next to Loke and protect him against the dripping snake venom until the day of ragnarök. Idk if it's loyalty or naivety or what ... I wonder if she regretted it or if she loved him until the end.
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One of the last thing I would ever want to do is take an animal from a child that they've gotten attached to. Even if it was a necessarily for someone's safety, I'd never want to be the one to has to do it. But multiple people drove miles and raided someone's house? On the drive I'd be compilating my life choices trying to figure out how I got here.
The soliton of not wanting to look bad on social media was taking the goat away to teach a little girl a "lesson" really demonstrates a very warped mind view. What shocks me almost more then the cruelty is how no one put it together that would make them look even worse.
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“Make love, not war. Unless you’re Loki, in which case: do what you want.” — Tom Hiddleston
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For science, could you do a poll on what Loki ships people ship? I'll list off some ships that can be answers but feel free to add more if I forgot any!
Loki/Sigyn Loki/Jane Loki/Tony Loki/Clint Loki/Thor Loki/Sylive Loki/Mobius Loki/Tesseract and/or Loki/Infinity Stones Loki/Valkyrie Option for people that don't ship (because that's totally fair) Any other ships I forgot about
Thank you! I just genuinely wonder who people ship with him.
I’ve done this on my main before, and… I’LL DO IT AGAIN! Thank you for giving me an excuse to LOL
[Link] to the results of a Loki ship poll posted on my main a while ago with other ships not named here as options.
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Tom Hiddleston behind the scenes of ‘The Avengers’, (2012). Dir. Joss Whedon.
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Fun Fact I Recently Learned
Michie Tomizawa, the original Japanese voice actress of Rei Hino aka Sailor Mars was crucial to the character developing in a positive way for both the anime and manga.
In the anime, Rei was a drastically different character than she was in the manga. Whereas the manga presented her as an aloof, serious minded cool beauty who didn't like boys and was primarily centered around her role as a Shinto priestess, the anime's Rei was perceived as an aloof, serious minded cool beauty while actually being a hot-headed girlfailure who did like boys and was primarily centered around being an argumentative foil for Usagi, with her Shinto priestess role being severely underplayed and often used for shenanigans rather than seriousness. While I and many others adore this change in character, it can't be denied that it could be taken way too far in the original series. For example, this is how episode 38 ends:
After all they've been through together, after learning Usagi is her god-damn princess, Rei is still being needlessly hostile and rude toward Usagi, to the point of coldly denying they're even friends. Much like with Mamoru, it's taking her antagonism toward Usagi to a point where she becomes unlikable. Thankfully, Michie Tomizawa became vocal about how she disliked this supposed comedy, outright saying that she felt Rei had become "a bully" and that it was undermining her status as a cool and admirable character. The writers clearly listened to her, as while the squabbling with Usagi never goes away, it's never taken to the same lengths it was in the original series. R, S, SuperS and Stars all have Rei as more mellow and her fights with Usagi kept on an even level rather than it coming off as her bullying Usagi.
Meanwhile, this is Rei in the first arc of the manga:
As you can see, a big focus was kept on her looking beautiful, but at the expense of any personality. You can literally count on one hand the more expressive moments she has.
Right from the start of the second arc, there is a noticeable shift:
While her fundamental personality and role doesn't change, Rei is written and drawn with a more human quality. Takeuchi doesn't try as hard to make her look beautiful anymore and just lets the character's natural beauty speak for itself. She was also given a dynamic with Minako (Usagi's conceptual predecessor) that was remarkably like her anime dynamic with Usagi:
This is because Takeuchi actually became good friends with Tomizawa. Even though she didn't care for how drastically the anime changed Rei's character, she liked her voice actress' depiction enough to let it seep into how she depicted Rei in the manga. And while it was too little too late for Japanese manga readers at the time, for whom Rei remained the least popular Sailor Senshi by far, I appreciate it for improving her and making her more enjoyable.
So thank you, Michie Tomizawa. Rei and all her fans owe you an eternal debt of gratitude.
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On a surface level, Minako seems like the straightest character in the cast but as you read more into it you realize that she’s the single most yearning bisexual disaster that you’ve ever seen.
Starting around the fourth arc she’s just hands off gay as hell like “yeah get a boyfriend just for fun and if you’re not attracted to them at least you can use them as free manual labor” “let me joke about getting a boyfriend to alleviate the tension just to immediately say I don’t actually want one when things get serious” “yeah usagi is the most important person in my life. my reason for existing. my one and only” “rei tried to kiss me <3” like omg
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Rare Sailor Moon related post on here but one of my genuinely favorite things about Rei’s manga characterization is that on a surface level when you first meet her, she’s pretty much the exact opposite you would expect from a fire based character. She’s introverted, cynical, calm, dignified, and to an extent…actually kinda cold.
She’s pretty closed off and is hesitant to let people in, to the point where shortly after becoming Sailor Mars, she actually keeps both Usagi and Ami at arm’s length for a little while and even expresses resentment at the sudden change in her life that came with awakening as Sailor Mars and suddenly being dragged into a mission she just learned about. Over the course of the first arc, she opens up to the others as the team becomes more complete and as she realizes these people do actually care about her as both a friend and not just some team asset.
Once she fully embraces the others as her true friends, she makes it clear that she is passionately committed and loyal to a fault, and overall a pretty warm person when it comes to the people she loves. All traits which are more associated with fire more than her initial coldness and cynicism. She’s always had those fire-type traits, but she just needed time to unveil those traits beneath the cynical mask she puts on.
I love that this is how Naoko handled her fire-based character because rather than making her a stereotypical hot-head (which the 90s anime ended up doing), she made her a sort of closed off Ice queen who starts to WARM UP to the others and show the more warm sides of her personality soon after the literal fire within her awakens (aka when she transforms into Sailor Mars for the first time) and she feels more comfortable opening up to the others
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