#But that’s just me

[chiaposts]

very funny to me personally that the only sign of life oliver has given since the finale aired is to like a five second video of buck running his thumb over eddie’s shoulder in comfort

[monowires]

do u think in TES shock/electric mages take the role of defibrillators. like imagine ur fucking dying and the healer just goes “CLEAR” and some weird wizard guy just comes up and jumpstarts ur heart

[commander0fmyheart]

I watch for the plot

The plot:

[etherealabyss11037]

Thanks for letting us know, Gooseworx! It ain’t gonna stop me from headcanoning that every character- yes, EVERY one- in The Amazing Digital Circus is Pansexual. 💖💛💙

(Happy Pride Month, by the way!🏳️‍🌈)

[beware-of-you-98]

thinking again about the look of devastation and heartbreak jj gave emily when she shared that she died for real in the back of the ambulance and want to punch things

[circusfanatic]

The scene of Kaufmo getting put in the cellar is so interesting to me for a lot of reasons, but especially because of Jax’s body language during it.

For some reason I’ve not seen a lot of people talking about it (maybe I’m just blind and missed the posts) but he looks pissed about it. There’s a few times in the pilot we might get a hint at some of his real emotions but that scene is definitely the one that stands out to me.

Look at the way he clenches his fists and looks to the side and is breathing hard before forcing himself to look relaxed again. Those were some deliberate choices made by Glitch and Goose and I am eating that shit up lemme tell you

[deathnguts]

James potter is a bitch ass mother fucker. he pissed on my fucking wife.

- barty in you signed up for this

[sarafangirlart]

Thinking of Hephaestus’s angry speech against Ares and Aphrodite in the Odyssey

Specifically about how he claims the Aphrodite cheated bc of his disability, now one could dismiss this as him just being dramatic and trying to rationalize why his wife would treat him this way. But at the same time… we know how violently ableist Ancient Greece was, we know how ableist the Greek gods are, not just with Hera throwing Hephaestus as a baby for being lame but also the gods laughing at him bc of his limp in Iliad book 1 (it’s not specified which gods specifically tho):

Or Zeus straight us saying he’s disgusted by his limping (he also mentions how he’s covered in soot but he mentions the limping first) in Lucian’s Dialogue of the Gods:

Hephaestus obviously has a lot of internalized ableism but if what he says about Aphrodite is true… then that’s just more evidence that she was the one in the wrong imo.

[avas-wonderland]

Them!

[moxiepoxart]

100 yrs quest giving the characters small gestures and things like this is the main reason I still read it.

Natsu and Gray also unquestioningly handing their clothes to Lucy

[connormccafferyhater]

someone on tiktok from iowa/went to UI said in the comments of that "is she or isn't she gay?" video that caitlin's bi. same video where the person who went to HS with her said she was homophobic

idk if it’s the same person but i found that comment and took screenshots. idk caitlin enough let alone at all to believe the person but i don’t think it’s something completely out of the ordinary. she’s probably been trying to beat the allegations her whole life, and she went to a catholic school in the heart of corn freak iowa so some slurs were probably heard on a day to day basis 🔥🔥 if she was, the whole thing is giving self hatred/deflecting to me tbh 🤫

here are the screenshots

[dinowatermelons]

I feel like my personal sweet spot for lawlu is that they don’t get together until years after luffy becomes pirate king

A good slow boil of them randomly running into each other over the years until their friendship finally transitions into something more

[serendipitousseapen]

Inscryptober: week 2, Elements.

The scrybes of limbo.

Halfway between an element swap, this cycle of scrybes carry traits of two elements within them, while also becoming something completely new.

A little looser with the prompt again, but I like how they turned out, even if it don’t count.

Individual renders, ideas, and possible gameplay below the cut

Leshy, Scrybe of Monstrosities

(Between beasts and undead)

The most brusque and solitary of the scrybes, Leshy resides in the untamed, twisted, wilds of his island. Instead of a temple, he merely has his scavenging grounds, not even the disciples who have devoted themselves to him ever know where he is. Your best bet is to find a dead carcass, watch if something starts eating it, and look for the glint of his inscrybing lens in between the trees and brush. If you’re lucky, the troll might come out to feast himself.

His cards are all kinds of scavengers; whether more natural, or more cryptic, sometimes humanoid, creatures. His card’s Flesh costs give them an almost built-in corpse eater; being playable when a certain amount of creatures have died between rings of the bell. His side deck is comprised of mangled corpses: 0/2, decomposing (deal 1 damage to itself each bell ring).

Grimora, Scrybe of the Abandoned

(Between undead and technology)

All the Scrybes are old, but Grimora is the only one who sees that as being for a reason. She has taken it upon herself to curate history, preserving what others deem “obsolete”, and “worthless” within her museum-like home. She uses a cassette tape recorder to hear an object’s voice and inscrybe it into a card. She knows all the objects within her custody as old friends, and her and her attendants do not take kindly to those who disrespect them. She has recorded far too many that hold hate in their soul from past owners.

As previously stated, her cards are all abandoned old objects; with a card’s value coming from its emotional attachment rather than its physical strength. All her cards cost neglect, the amount of turns that a lane has not had any cards played in it. Her side deck is comprised of dust, 0/1 cards with undisturbed (instead of resetting the neglect a lane has, instead adds 1 to it.)

P03, Scrybe of Constructs

(Between technology and magicks)

P03 is the most showboating Scrybe of the 4. He’s constantly at work in his foundry trying to make the most broken combos and the biggest chain reactions “legally” possible. This, coupled with both his smugness at winning and his anger at losing, makes the other Scrybes avoid contact with him at all costs (some say he’s the reason Leshy is so reclusive), usually pushing his deck testing onto his own foundry workers. They see it as an honor, being able to aid him beyond their normal duties; sadly, they couldn’t beat a deck of pure rabbit pelts. This makes it that when he actually faces off against a worthy opponent, he gets beaten miserably, causing him to go back to his foundry and come up with a whole new elaborate strategy, and starting the cycle anew.

P03’s card subjects are, at first glance, sculptural. They are mostly made of carved, bent, or otherwise artisan materials, they range wildly in shape and abstraction, and often seem so badly constructed that, should they move, they would fumble around like a 1-legged mole. That is how they are in the first few steps of the foundry. When they eventually come to P03 to be finally made into a card, he imbues them with some of the energy from his own body; breaking them apart, filling in gaps, and allowing for them to become powerful cards when that energy is taken back and inscrybed. His cards start out pretty useless, but have a leveling mechanic that allows them to activate and grown into more powerful for forms when beside his side deck cards, imbuers (0/1, channeler, levels up the card next to them at the start of each turn)

Magnificus, Scrybe of demons

(Between magicks and beasts)

When you Approach or have a conversation with Magnificus, you can know that he’s devoting his mind to 3 things: 1. The social interaction at hand 2. How you may play at cards, and how he can beat you and 3. How you could be best used to further his plans. Magnificus has the most ambition of any Scrybe, not only being aware of the world beyond his, but always finding ways to affect it. This isn’t to say he is a being of pure manipulation, for once you get closer to him, he will work with you and slowly start trusting you with more both him and his plans. The closest to him are his students, who know more than anyone else, and far more than they should. His best tool is using cards to gleam knowledge of a person, as it is your best tool to know what’s under his brooding exterior.

Magnificus’ s cards are all demonic entities, taking offerings (attributed sacrifices) to be played. Magnificus inscrybes them in deals, with a card forming and being painted by Magnificus whenever he bargains with one for knowledge, power, health, or anything more. His side deck is full of offerings (0/1, ___ offering) for his demonic allies, with side deck cards playing around with factors such as card per deck limitations to diversify offering value. This also works with people, with deals made between the master and his apprentices being prized components in Magnificus’s main deck.

[fandom-chameleon23]

one of my favorite things about of rings of power, especially season two, is the strength of the bonds between the characters and the diversity of the types of bonds. we’ve got a great mix of familial, romantic, and platonic relationships, plus a sprinkling of intense-unhealthy-obsessive-abusive?-left-up-to-interpretation relationships. all of these relationships are treated as equally important which means so much to me.

it doesn’t really matter who you ship or how you headcanon different relationships because there is so much emotional complexity to explore in this world.

[olive-garden-hoe]

Man when 2012!Splinter said “you are who you choose to be, not what others made you” that really hit my little non-binary heart