#OHHHH MY GOD????????? THAT FACE

[qu1etdays]

When in doubt. Contact your hypnotist and get dropped, put in your place, and then look at yourself.

As you look into the camera, admire how completely hypnotized you are and sinnkkkkkkiiiiiiiiiinnnnnnngggggg

📸: @upallweek

[thedreadblog]

Me the moment Solas started speaking Elvish

[sellingengland]

GAHHHH

[misty-wisp]

oh, love is blind, you forget...

a Loveit? redraw/slight tracing featuring mine and @mobtismsatelier's csm ocs, Vin and Kenji <3 the song lyrics actually don't fit them that well but listen. the vibe. the sick love between a devil hunter and a fiend. do you see my vision

alternate version:

[sanguineterrain]

Just finished s2 of Invincible and I know it's such a common trope for superheroes to not kill and sacrifice themselves instead, but seeing Mark hesitate to kill the Viltrumite knowing that she was going to use his hesitation against him was incredible. Nolan told him straight up that it was Mark or them and Mark still couldn't bring himself to kill. And then that conversation between Debbie and Art really brought it full circle. Mark not killing even when doing so would hurt him was 100% Debbie's upbringing. They both feel lost without Nolan, which is understandable, but Art's right: they really don't need him. Nolan needs them.

Edit: and I've never read the comics but my guess is that the other universes where Mark helps his dad conquer Earth are ones without Debbie. She's the real hero <3

[deputyrook]

okay I’m going to be critical of DAV for a second.

caveat: there’s obviously a lot I like about modern dragon age and Veilguard. I’m having a lot of fun in the fandom right now. I love the new characters, i think the different backgrounds and factions are great, I think the game is very enjoyable to actually play overall. etc.

But there is a lot to criticize when it comes to the writing in DAV, given 1) the way the game ignores (and frankly doesn’t seem to understand) so much of its own lore and 2) complexity and nuance are stripped from the game, making it feel shallow compared to it’s predecessors. Frankly the lack of depth and nuance is baffling to me.

Controversial opinion: I think BioWare should have canonized a worldstate if they couldn’t write a game that meaningfully incorporated the player’s previous choices. To completely leave out any mention of the results of these choices leaves huge, important aspects of the world of Thedas untouched in Veilguard. And you can feel the absence!

It’s incredibly bizarre for the game not to mention, for example, who is Divine, or who is ruling Ferelden. Rather than avoiding a problem (players won’t have their decisions catered to) they’ve created a totally different one (the divine/ruler of ferelden isn’t mentioned at all when they should be hugely important.) Wiping out Southern Thedas is a far worse solution IMO than just being like “Alistair’s king, Loghain’s dead, there’s an old god baby” etc.

The comics canonized a worldstate, and if they can’t write games that incorporate prior player choices meaningfully, the games should too. Because leaving out these aspects or “wiping the slate clean” is LESS satisfying by far.

[redgearsmovin]

[diathadevil]

Shit okay fine I like After School Lessons for Unripe Apples.

Just binged it up to like chapter 62. I got way too invested in seeing Mi-ae Hwang's and Cheol Kim's friendship develop with each chapter.

[tenwhiteandalusians]

is episode 8 the domitian arc ? more on this and EVEN MORE narratives i’ve been ignoring that the show said “actually,,,” about in 5

[exmeowstic]

puts this into ur lap

STARTS PUNCHING THE GROUND HARD AS FUCK. THIS IMAGE IS EVERYTJINHG TO ME. CLARA. CLARAAAAAAAA 💥💞💖🩷💕‼️💥‼️💖💥💕💖🗣🗣💕💝❤️💥‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️

[bedforddanes75]

ohhhhhh my god

[bumblingbabooshka]

The Doctor turning into women and having romantic dalliances with men is every kind of queer...to me.

[protect-namine]

I am sooo excited for yingdu arc specifically because there were two things in season 1 that I really wanted to know when I first watched it in 2021: what the fuck was up with this image of lu guang in the basketball memory with his face all fucked up, and what happened in their overseas trip three years ago that qiao ling mentioned? the show never told us what either of those were about. never elaborated on them.

and now, finally, the S2 finale and yingdu arc op is circling back to this. lu guang dived back in time to the basketball scene. lu guang and cheng xiaoshi were in london and some shit went down, possibly resulting in cheng xiaoshi's (multiple) deaths?

I waited three years for this information to come to light, and we're finally getting it on friday 😭😭😭

[boycritter]

as i watch more jreg videos a lot of aspects of my ex's personality are starting to make a lot more sense

[aroace-poly-show]

do you ever like look up and get hit with decades worth of shame

[stew-chan]

partner got me ring fit adventure for my birthday so have a day 1 pre exercise pic :)