#( And I deeply dislike it )

[soothsayerditty]

my wife

[blenselche]

ive got real bad IZ fandom artblock.

[hinamie]

happy to report that after 8 years i can finally do him justice in this goddamn tank top

[roscoehamiltons]

having some insomniac thoughts about how the public perception of the george vs max fight is affected by their PR personas, how much people value authenticity (or the appearance of being authentic) now in celeb culture, and how max uses that to his advantage….

[sad-chaos-goblin]

One thing I think we all fully agree on is that Aziraphale & Crowley becoming human at the end of S3 would be an absolutely awful ending.

Translated to human terms it would pretty much be "oh yay these star-crossed lovers are finally free to be together, they won against all odds, they can have a happy life together... for about 10 min, then they die of old age".

[rainofthetwilight]

honestly I don't fw llorumi either but the way people on twitter are acting like it killed their grandma is so funny to me lmfao

[cooking-with-hailstones]

Underrated aspect of TOTK is the fact that they've changed how the Rito shoot.

Let us compare and contrast Revali and Teba from BOTW and AOC, with Tulin from TOTK:

I am A HUGE fan of this change for the following reasons:

Practicality: the Rito use their wings to, uh, fly. They're aerial archers. They need to be able to stay airborne and presumably the bullet time thing isn't a universal ability. Having them stop flapping, take out their bow, nock an arrow and draw and aim and letting it fly? Seems like a great way to break yourself on a cliff.

The arm strategy doesn't work for Tulin's character design regardless. He is just a lil lad! and it makes much more physical sense for him to draw back the bow with his feet, allowing him to keep flapping and stay aloft, especially when working in close quarters with Link, and even more while Link is on the ground. Also. using his hooked beak to draw back the bow string? Very clever, extra bonus points.

And finally, the most important thing of all: Feather fingers. What are they? Why do the Rito flight feathers alternate between looking like actual flight feathers and fingers. are they like bat fingers? There appear to be finger joints implying that there are bones throughout the Rito extremities. How do they work??? I'm so glad they're gone because it's a design element that just makes me go "eeughgghrelugheih" when I think about it for too long.

[rookflower]

also btw, re: that post from the other day where i say something to the effect of "i headcanon that none of crowfeather's love interests genuinely romantically love him for who he is", that is not even me trying to Epicly Dunk On Crowfeather Because I Dislike Him, it's genuinely just the interpretation of his arc and the arcs of the people around him i personally find most interesting and poetic. i think even fans of crowfeather tend to present him as a flawed, unpleasant guy who is deeply unhappy and mourning over his lost relationships to some extent, because that's kind of the whole appeal for his character. and while it doesn't work in canon for me, primarily due to the lack of narrative consequences he sees for his flaws, i do find appeal in the idea of this guy who desperately wants to be loved by someone but all of his relationships are doomed from the start in some way or another.

[isbergillustration]

New World Emerging Blues

[thestraggletag]

Game over.

[makedonsgriva]

I like qi rong as a villain because he really is in it to just spite xie lian. you gotta respect the hustle

[twinstxrs]

thinking about kageyama’s “it’s the setter’s job to break the wall in front of the spiker” in reference to how kenma sponsoring hinata while he’s in brazil and onwards is effectively doing that on a financial level. once a setter always a setter.

[rookamell]

I have not said anything about Mythal/Solas since I finished the game cause there are a lot of very big emotions going on there for people but I would like to say that I hate the way they brought Mythal into the game. I hate it so much. It doesn't make any sense with the Mythal/Flemeth we've seen since Origins and it doesn't make any sense with the Mythal we see in the Crossroads. She should have been a massive bitch and I stand by that. She should have been so unapolagetic about commanding Solas to join her it should have made me angry. Instead what I'm angry about is them trying to pass of the piece of Mythal that Morrigan has as "the benevolent mellow piece" because what the fuck do you mean. I'm replaying origins rn and I am a Morrigan/Amell truther until the day I die and (even when you don't romance her) hearing her talk about herself and how Flemeth raised her is... heartbreaking? I thought I could accept that she'd take Mythal's spirit but actually I can't. I can't accept it the only way I can see it happening is if she drank from the well and Mythal's spirit attaches itself to her after Felmeth dies like a little parasite and they're both SO angry about it (kinda like spite/lucanis) because what do you mean she forgave Flemeth? Morrigan would spit in her mother's face on her deathbed. You could make the case that in the past she always knew Flemeth would be back somehow but I don't buy it.

Anyway that got away from me a little bit what I actually wanted to say is I think they should have made the piece of Mythal a part of the battle against Elgar'nan. And it could also be better like that because you could have had Elgar'nan confronting what he did to his wife (who I assume he loved at some point???) instead of just... being an asshole as his whole personality. It could have been a thing between him and Solas too where Elgar'nan is maybe able or not able to confront what he did to her and Solas then in turn is/isn't depending on your choices throughout the game... idk why they were trying to make her this benevolent mother/lover figure to Solas the Mythal I knew in the first three games was fucking shit up all over the place and also chasing templars and chasind around in the korkari wilds for fun before killing them and I want that Mythal to confront her shitty ex-husband even though she was just as shitty. I am loathe to bring up bg3 in a dragon age discussion but in this case I do think it's trying a little too hard to be gale/mystra and I don't think they got it right because we have the context of the other games.

Tldr: Mythal should have been used in the confrontation with Elgar'nan not Solas (and that could have led to a decision Solas makes) also free my wife Morrigan

[neodiekido]

Danganronpa does have major writing problems a lot and Maki isn't perfectly written but she's definitely a lot more better written than the fandom gives her credit for

[downsteepy]

its time to show off my graphic design skills again ! my commissions are "open" again (they were never closed)

i do cms through ko-fi, and you can find more general info on my carrd :)

[robynator]

angwyn abernant is my number one opp. if adaine hadn't already punched him to death i would've hopped universes and done it myself