#AAAAAAAA MY HEART

[edges-boots]

MAJOR The Last Spark Hunter Spoilers !!

They gave me so much serotonin 🥺🥺🥺

AND THEN EDGE SMILING ????? HELL YEAH !!

And the face Edge made here, it's safe to say that she's expressing herself a bit more.

My theory has also been confirmed, the reason why the statue was destroyed is because Edge had no memory of the Spark Hunter.

[lashysdomain]

ELI IS BEING MEAN TO ME AGAIN

[mattmonss]

old art

the duo ever <3

[erabu-san]

Fontaine soon

[leeisjustlee]

Yea I'm stealing this au

The talk about Albedo in the Ben 10 tag made me think of a hilarious au: kid albedo. Like not for shipping purposes but as comedy. You have this Galvan kid whose like 12 (in human years, I headcanon that galvans don’t start aging slower until they hit adulthood) who eventually hears about Ben Tennyson and is like you know what I’m gonna be cool like that guy. Meanwhile on earth Ben is 15 at this point.

So somehow Albedo steals the omnitrix core and creates his ultimatrix, and then is stuck as a 12 year old Ben clone. He decides to introduce himself to the real Ben and talks himself up like he’s Azmuth’s greatest assistant (he isn’t) and invented his OWN omnitrix ALL BY HIMSELF (he didn’t) and he’s super COOL and it’s obvious he’s talking out of his ass. So Ben is like “ok well then why are you stuck as a little kid version of me” “UHHH YOU SEE THERE WAS A THINGAMAJIG THAT HAPPENED AND IT DE AGED ME ALSO I’M STUCK IN THIS FORM BY DEFAULT” and Ben is Not Buying It At All but decides to humor this kid.

So he takes Albedo to Azmuth and he’s like “do you know this kid?” “No” “He just forgot!!! I’m not lying STOP LAUGHING AT ME TENNYSON” and then Azmuth is like. Really. And since this idiot baby kid obviously has nowhere else to go he makes him his “lab assistant” and makes Ben keep him out of trouble while he figures out a cure to turn Albedo into a Galvan again and admit that he’s a child.

[emerald-polaris]

Mochizuki Jun 20th anniversary illustration!!!!

All credits go to @/PH15th_Cafe, @/PH15th and Mochijun on twitter :)

[blabberoo]

V2. My beloved. My girlfailure.

[kitocrystal]

Checking out other Quest AUs as I wait for my will to come back to continue with Inky Mystery.

(The conflict has not let down yet and I’m starting to feel dread)

Anyway, go check out this neato retell of the og Quest story by @thequestfortheinkmachinecomics. The characters’ designs are nicely touched up, their personalities seems more natural now, the art is really cool and oh no, I’ve run out of juice for words… I just know that this retell will be good so I’ll be on along for this ride.

[jelly-fish-wishes]

Let's overanalyze the body language of each hug in the Mario Bros Movie

SPOILERS

"IT'S YOU!"

"ARE YOU OK?!"

"I'M SO SORRY!"

"I'm so happy..."

[aka-indulgence]

i just watched S2E14 of TFP and im losing my goddamn marbles I screamed so much help me im dying

[butchdykecxck]

I don't think I have the words to describe how healing dating a femme lesbian really is

[timothylawrence]

this man is just miserable once act 3 starts he needs more of Gale's stew and a long nap stat

[iniziare]

Following my usual daily ventures on X and Tumblr, I realized that there's two things that I wanted to address/bring up. So, as per usual: spoilers. /echo, echo.

— The Fade prison is still failing. It needed replacement (which is referenced on several occasions, but a big one is during the memory with Mythal that expands on the DAI scene), and nothing in current lore tells me that this has changed in any way: it's still failing. Nothing I can find says that it now being bound to Solas, who is decently weaker than Elgar'nan, magically 'resolves' that issue. Therefore, his 'atonement' doesn't automatically equate to an 'eternal imprisonment', even if Lavellan's choice of words for going with him include 'forever', for she simply doesn't know what she's walking into or for how long, and instead enforces this tether to him from the deepest form of trust one one else could ever find (heartbreak.mp3). The atonement lasts as long as Rook decides as they hold the dagger, or until the Veil falls on its own. But that touches on another topic briefly: if you want to 'punish' Solas the most, or longest— though this ending is 'kindest' (not quite), it is the one that keeps him in the prison the longest. The dagger trick (this warrants a post on its own, and it's the only one I have writing beef with, character 'bias' aside), or the worst ending(s) all send the lyrium dagger with him, which, has you wonder if he's then simply given the opportunity to slice into the Veil, and slip out. Does the prison need a host, if said host holds the lyrium dagger? And even if he couldn't what could he do from inside after 'Pride' has been taunted, and 'punished' (in Rook's, and the audience's eyes), since again, he is in possession of his dagger? There is no atonement here, only resentment from a spirit that is now even closer to finding its fully perverted nature of a Pride demon. So I think if speaking morally across the board, which option is really 'for the greater good of Thedas', instead of personal resentment (though understandable)? But in that, I like that we're repeatedly told that we don't know, and we're making it up as we go. Out of all protagonists, Rook's personal journey of mental development is the most intriguing to me, and arguably (in my opinion), is the most 'human' in the sense that I think they give us the most relatable options of choice, understandable/relatable resentment being one of them. But anyway, I digress: if the atonement ending isn't chosen, then I definitely think the story isn't quite concluded, even though I don't believe that it ever really is.

— Blood magic. No, Solas has no loathing for the nature of blood magic at its essence. He stated so very clearly back in DAI during a conversation with the Inquisitor in Haven, and the bit of the conversation that pertains to my point goes as follows: 'Magic is magic, just as water is water, but it can be used in different ways. (...) Dalish magic is more practical, not needing Chantry approval, although they still frown on blood magic. Superstition.' And when you ask him to elaborate, 'You said censure against blood magic was a superstition...' He adds: 'Most modern cultures forbid blood magic. Publicly, even Tevinter disapproves of it. But as I said, magic is magic. It matters only in how it is used.' And yes, I can already hear it, I know exactly what point will be brought up (lucky me, I found a video that touches on this exact topic that showcases both scenes): and I want to say firmly that no, this is not a retcon, nor is it Solas changing his mind, nor is this a total and utter lie (he rarely, rarely lies that fully, and clearly). He simply states that he abhors the use of it, as in— he, himself, despises using it; which is why he so firmly says no to Cole, when the notion is brought up in DAI. Now yes, he did employ the use of blood magic in relation to Rook (the extents, I need to do research on, as it's obvious that Solas absolutely winged that part of this 'plan', but all of it is also a bit flimsily written due to, for starters, the details that Varric shares being incredibly personal at times, but I digress), and I see so many on X and whatnot complain of how this means that 'Solas changed his mind', no— what it intends to show you, is the ferocity with which he believes that he, and only he, is able to fix what he broke. The game intends to show you that over, and over again, and it is to prove just how far a spirit can be pushed from where it started. And no, stop approaching Solas as if he is your regular elf next door, or anything but exactly what he is: a spirit. Trying to sway a spirit from its nature is incredibly difficult (we'll go into Mythal, and the nature of his care, and devotion to her that started the journey of his spirit's perversion, another day), and that is literally the explanation behind what people are calling an 'inconsistency'. It's called desperation, but more so, the strength of a belief, or more specifically, how far something that is akin to being... the 'personification' of a belief can go in, well, its own belief. I think Solas has proven that one can go very far. The perversion of spirits, and the reality of what demons then truly are, is a tragedy that Dragon Age has been trying to prove to us for years. It doesn't take away the wrongs that they can do once they get twisted, but it's tragic, because spirits are benevolent; serene, and peaceful at their core. And it's kind of heartbreaking to know that something so purely good, can be pulled from that nature.

[arrownoodle]

IM GONNA GO FUCKING INSANE HOLY SHIT THIS IS AMAZING

Everyone’s new looks look fucking incredible hoLY CRAP

[homeless202]

😭😭MY BABY😭😭

[dayse2luas]

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