#I JUST THINK IT'S NEAT

[ramblesbiab]

excuse me mr tumblr waiter. This #transformation post is about someone’s workout journey when I specifically requested people being transfromed into pooltoys. please have more foresight next time thank you

[spirk-trek]

really love that for the metron design they went with "androgynous angel dressed head to toe in glitter"

[revy-the-first]

"We're gonna shoot for the sky."

"What."

"Sometimes killing is a must."

"What-"

"It's treasure!"

"What."

"All I gotta do is open this bag!"

"What?!"

[theroundbartable]

Beware of Emrys...

for he walks in Arthur's shadow

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[mayhaps-a-blog]

Something about how few of the conflicts in Dead Boy Detectives are solved by violence. Something about how the few times it is, it's presented as weird, wrong, extreme. Something about Jenny and her cleavers, Charles and his cricket bat, Crystal and the knife.

The first fight, against the WW1 ghost, Charles has a knife - an iron knife, that would hurt the ghost. And even when he's pinned down, all he goes for is the mask - even when he could use it to get the ghost off of him.

And Esther? Sure, they try - Charles with his knife, Edwin with his fists. And fail immediately, instantly. It's Crystal who holds her back, with her memories - it's Esther who swings around her cane, just because she can.

Charles throws a pot at a zombie, and breaks the magic vessel. Charles tries to hit Brandon Devlin, and gets trapped. They can't kill Angie, just put her to sleep. Jenny runs from Maxine - despite being tough, and strong, she hides rather than attacks. The Night Nurse hits Angie, but is only freed when Kashi asks, instead. Crystal punches Esther, but Tooth Face isn't defeated until she frees him. Charles throws a bomb at the demon, but it's still coming - they win by running, not by fighting. Jenny brings a cleaver to a demon fight, but instead is possessed, her weapons turned against her. And in the end? Esther isn't defeated by fighting her, by Crystal stealing her knife or her power - she's defeated when her power is broken, by Crystal crying out for justice.

The most violent scene, from the protagonists, is when Charles attacks the Night Nurse. It's brutal, it's violent, and it's wrong. The others are left staring, shocked, at a loss. It's extreme, Edwin says. It was a lot, Crystal says. And you know what? It didn't work. It inconvenienced her, sure - but she came right back, once she was free.

What does work? The good they did coming back around. Kindness, friendship, reaching out to others - that's what keeps them winning.

[incorrectbatfam]

Only cool comic fans download the No Thanks app for iOS and Android that scans barcodes to check if a product is on the boycott list

[marisramblings]

I find it so fascinating that the Han Sooyoung that writes TWSA is the one that barely knows Dokja. In comparison to the HSY we follow, these two are practically strangers. HSY saw a sad, su1cidal, child and decided to dedicate her life to saving him. She doesn’t know Dokja like our HSY. This was a selfless-selfish act.

I personally think that ORV is a story about love and all the forms it can take. All love, to me, is the same at its core. YSA and the sisterly love she holds the company together with. Our HSY and the endless love she has for them all. The love between companions. ORV isn’t a romantic story but is a love story.

This other HSY feels like the love of a stranger. The kindness that motivates someone that barely knows you to move hell or high water. That HSY doomed the entire world for this little boy who would one day become this odd man she sees during her version of scenarios. She dedicated years to help this one person.

[lathbora-virann]

The way he opens his mouth and gasps when Lavellan first kisses him makes me go mmmm

[lamardeuse]

you guys(gn) realize that while all of us like to bang on about how the silly weewoo show has rewired our brain chemistry or changed our lives or taught us things about ourselves and our place in the world, all of that has actually happened to Ryan too

[sucksinlosers]

Hi have a headcanon

I don't remember the exact line, but Gale says something along the lines of "man, if we weren't in this shit, I would court you properly" so what if

Once this is all over right

Him and Tav play pretend where they agree to meet up in a tavern somewhere separately from each other and pretend they don't know each other

And Gale, confidence boosted, just gets to... chat Tav up?

Bonus points if they do this when they're already married

Extra bonus points if Tav makes it more difficult by casting Disguise Self to see if Gale can still tell its them (he does, but sometimes it feels like cheating because he knows the feel of their magic so intimately that becomes more of a game to pretend he can't find them)

[mangofanarts]

Fallen From Grace

[sam-but-commissions-are-open]

I think the thing I like most about the characters in Neverafter is how quick they all are to back each other up on the most ridiculous lies you’ve ever heard in your life.

Pib not missing a beat when Ylfa pulls out the adult sleepover bit. Pinocchio just quietly agreeing that yes he was, in fact, carved from the wood of Pib’s ship. The Prince of Shoeburg, Motherfucker.

[ananayellow]

Ooo

[nekoning]

let's bring back silver hair mu qing pretty please

[olemisekunst]

Loki (2023) – Season 2

[casual-praxis]

I know people joke about Vio being an awful liar in the infiltration arc of the manga, but honestly, it seems to me like he's oddly good at it.

I'm usually really irked when characters (who are trying) aren't able to lie their way out of a situation (because they're bad at it or stumble over the explanation), but that didn't happen with Vio. Everything he told Shadow when he got caught at the mirror made sense.

"Why did you hit him?" (Shadow is cautious, but not outright hostile. He trusts Vio enough to hear him out.)

"I was examining the mirror, and he just attacked!" (This is technically true. The hinox didn't know about Tingle being there or what Vio was actually doing, he just attacked. Vio was defending himself.) "I think he was sleep walking." (Outright lie. But not a very suspicious one. Could have been waved off as a misunderstanding had the situation been de-escalated.)

"Someone was trying to break the mirror!" (Shadow doesn't seem to be looking at Vio, he doesn't immediately suspect him. Vio notices.)

"I saw a strange little man earlier." (True.) "It might've been him." (Not accusing, just shifting focus to another suspect.)

"The last two heroes may have snuck in." (Shadow believes him, presumably, and tries to rationalize who Vio may have seen. Because who tf even is Tingle at this point.)

"Yeah..." (Vio rolls with it, attempting to widen the suspect pool. Probably the only place he really fumbled, but hindsight is 20/20, he didn't know the full scope of the mirror or why Shadow might be approaching it.) "That's probably it." (Sealed his fate here. Had he just said, "no, it was someone else," Shadow might not have tried to check their location, though he may have anyway given it was on his mind.)

From here it just falls apart, but I'd argue it had less to do with Vio's lying ability and more with dumb luck (or lack thereof). I do think Vio could have spun the situation with Green being alive had he the time to, but the mirror kinda outed him and his murderous ways before it came to that (Green's group has a fairy. Prolonged observation of the group would have revealed that eventually, Vio just had to double down on the confusion up until then and he'd probably be fine?)

Really makes you wonder what the og Link was like for Vio's acting to be so convincing.