#SWS Spoilers

[revenge-of-the-shit]

Why is no one talking about how when Mel figured out that wasn't really her brother she just full out no hesitation bashed its skull in (or tried to). Girl realized the problem and hit the puppet with so much strength she split the magical wall. Mel Medarda queen that you are what is happening to you

[adh-d2]

One of my favorite pieces of canon continuity is that clones cannot lie for shit

[gil-estel]

[darth-memes]

[mndvx]

THE ACOLYTE — Destiny (S01E03) ››› Jodie Turner-Smith as Mother Aniseya

[phantasm-echo]

What do you mean bad batch is over they’re all right… here……. Ueueueuueueueueu *devolves into sobbing I love them so much*

[battledroidwrites]

they’re rebel pilots together now ;—;

[mikartisa]

(through tears) WHAT IF THEY IDK. HAD A NICE LITTLE CHAT OR SOMETHING

[that-dumb-dinosaur]

look me in the eye and tell me this isn't one of the coolest shots in any star wars tv episode. and don't even get me started on when his voice overlapped with Vader's-

[mroddmod]

just one more before you go

[lothcat-lothcat-lothwolf-run]

this would go crazy on the holonet

[revenge-of-the-shit]

No actually I need to add on more to this. Arcane very unfortunately suffers the same issue that a lot of "progressive" shows suffer in Western media, where they go like "here are some real, systemic issues that exist and look at the consequences of these issues", and then either (1) forget to continue with the theme, and/or (2) don't do anything about it beyond slap on a half-hearted Band-Aid solution that never addresses it.

Caitlyn gassing civilians; lack of accessibility for Viktor which created barriers for him due to his disability; enforcers as oppressors, going hand in hand with Noxian imperialism; Jayce weaponzing hextech, and him already having killed a child because of it; not a single moment is really spent on any of these in S2. If anything, the enforcers are really flattened at the end of this season with little nuance, the complexity that shone in characters like Marcus and Grayson disappearing. Many Piltovan characters do not get even a single second of introspection as to how their actions actively contribute to the oppression of Zaun.

[adh-d2]

No but it's...

the way they naturally fall into eachother's roles when the other isn't there.

the instinctual head-tilt when Crosshair stabilized his rifle on Tech's shoulder, as if they'd done it a thousand times before.

It's the fact that Tech clearly told Phee all about his brother.

It's the sad, fond smile on Crosshair's face when Omega said Tech made her memorize all the plans ("of course he did").

It's the way Tech knew exactly where to look for that mirror.

[gil-estel]

anakin does not have a neutral perspective

[kateeorg]

No, but what's really funny about Star Wars Skeleton Crew is, these kids who live within Star Wars:

1. Have never seen stars, and

2. Don't know about wars (or at least not the war against the Galactic Empire that started the whole franchise)

So they're Star Wars kids.... who know neither stars nor wars. Which feels wrong, but is actually hilarious.

[shakall]

headcanon that Crosshair braids Omega's hair to distract himself from trembling hands