#Bastard Pac

[randanopterix]

whatever (breakdances on you)

[gh0st-patr0l]

This is Pac with the death riders to me

[iswimmi-art]

This still from Grandslam looked like a renaissance painting so I wanted to do a study of it!! Tried to do a color pallet similar to old master paintings

[chiraltalkswrestlez]

[makiitoh]

i think danielson has a calming effect on pac like when you give an anxious cheetah a dog

pac pre-danielson:

pac post-danielson:

[ofooro]

Mom there’s a muscle gremlin living under my bed

[fatal-3nvy]

This is a goddamn homoerotic renaissance painting.

[roeiswriting]

I want Yuta to be angry, I want this to elevate him.

I want that fire lit inside of him, the two sides of not only how dare you do what you did to Bryan, but how dare you go behind my back and completely blindside me.

I need him to channel that grit, that frustration, that fight that encompasses the energy of what the bcc was meant to be.

Despite the probable belief that Yuta wouldn’t turn his back on Bryan the notion of leaving him out of a plan is another layer to all of this. The idea of “why was I not good enough, not trusted enough, to stand alongside the men who told me I will be great.”

I want him to be outraged, not only to seek vengeance for Bryan but I need him prove that he IS great. I want him to be as dangerous as the men who have taught him for all these years, I want him to show to this audience that Mox, Claudio and Bryan took a chance on him for good reason and he can bleed just as hard for what he loves as we know the rest of them can.

Everyone else in that ring was emotionless, like it was a necessity to get a job done. Yet Yuta was distraught beyond belief, Bryan was in total shock after a possibly foolish moment of bliss upon seeing the people he thought he could rely on, and well emotions can be the most powerful thing.

I need this air of, You seem so nonchalant, you act like you do not care, like this isn’t personal, like you had to do what you did. But the reality is you’ve cared so much for all this time and it is a disservice to yourselves to act like this isn’t world shattering.

I want him to have this frustration stemming from not wanting to be selfish. Wanting to do right by Bryan, being devastated at what unfolded and knowing that he escaped physically unharmed but having, at his core, this nagging feeling of being a kid who’s simply been left behind.

They know Yuta to be great, I want the world to see it too.

[pinkwillow]

Not the BCC gaslighting, gatekeeping, and girlbossing on poor Yuta.

[jungledboy]

darby left his jacket under the ring with the brass knuckles claudio beat him with last week so komander could get the win knowing the death riders and jay, hangman and orange would follow suit. there's no questioning that he's the guy

[randanopterix]

Are you guys excited for Big Business

[supakixbabe]

I have a thought!

Matthew said to CD before leaving: “When we came back here, we wanted to change the world. Right? We wanted to make this a better place. And you and nobody else wanted to listen to us.”

What if they made a deal with the Death Riders (mainly Mox) to shape up AEW since nobody would listen to them, but it went south? Like the incident with Bryan and Chuck wasn’t supposed to happen and thats when the bucks realized, wow we screwed up or maybe Mox went rouge on them.

Because everyone knows that nobody tells Mox what to do.

But that is just a theory. A kayfabe theory. 👀

[h2dk-tumblz]

I'm hyped

[730spitz]

Honestly I love the character that is wheeler yuta, why? Because everyone had a part in creating him to be violent by nature, not necessarily having a choice as he was built that way. He also throughout his whole time has been a Martyr, he isn't making most choices by himself, yuta being seen constantly as if he regrets his decisions and looks like he doesn't want to do what he's being made to do.

Only to talk himself into it, and as Time went on he isn't regretting or thinking too much about his violent choices. Now he's trying to make himself seem as if he isn't just a pawn, a Martyr, something to be sacrificed.

Yet he is. He says he isn't but the minute he says he isn't Claudio tells him to be quiet and he does, which truly showcases how under control he is even though yuta believes he is in control and has made every decision by himself which isn't the case it's actually quite the opposite it's like he hasn't been able to make his own at all always needing guidance or someone to follow even if he believes he has control. Yuta wheeler constantly almost has had a collar and leash on and is unable to make his own choices or even have his own thoughts, and it only gets proven more with how Claudio treats him.

I think they don't trust him, and constantly have to monitor him because if they don't he'll get too free and they want him until he can become that sacrifice. A pawn to remove, we saw it multiple times the death riders leaving him or letting him get beaten up because they don't care about him. At some point I think they're ridding of yuta in a big plan or to be some sort of end game sacrifice that ultimately succeeds or fails, either way yuta being such a good representation of this bird in a cage this whole time and being deluded with this idea of the freedom he has is amazing.

[makiitoh]

[ofooro]