#Thanks for asking ;)

[raayllum]

What do you think about a headcanon that Janai’s settlement(?) of humans/elves actually being built on the ruins of Elarion…?

Well, we know thanks to the map of Xadia that the Ruins of Elarion and the Sunfire ruins are in two very different places, with the former being well past the Midnight Desert and Moonshadow forest, in addition to being much further south.

We know that the Sunfire ruins aren't super far from Lux Aurea either, given that the kids can move from one place to the next in less than a day on horseback (5x03—5x04) and that it took them a lot longer (multiple days) to get from the Spire—which is roughly equally north as Lux Aurea—to the Sea of the Cast Out.

It's also pretty evident that the Sunfire ruins are heavily modelled after Sol Regem—his horns, the architecture, etc—in ways that Lux Aurea is too (Khessa's throne, etc).

I can't really see early humans building something modelled after Sol Regem directly—he (or his parent) may have been King of the Dragons while Elarion was founded, but it is pretty clear he never cared or thought highly of humans. The mountainous region, forests (the Sunfire forests are very red and orange), and the layout of the city is also different (no rivers, etc) from what we see in 3x01.

So not a headcanon for me simply because it contradicts too much with what we know from canon—coming up with ideas about when the Sunfire ruins were built or when/why they were left is more my jam.

[halemerry]

In case you were wondering I'm still thinking about the composition of this shot. The absolute split down the middle between light and dark colors. The way that despite that both sides have their own lights and their own shadows because one cannot exist without the other. The fact Aziraphale's side is a warmer sort of light that compliments Crowley's colors and Crowley's is a blueish sort of dark where the windows even look like tartan. The fact Crowley's side isn't the green dark of Hell and Aziraphale's isn't the sterile white of Heaven but are both shades shifted slightly to the left into something distinct and totally their own. It's balance - even in the middle of heartbreak - and it drives me absolutely wild.

[occudo]

8 for the fandom asks!

8. you hope more people will come to appreciate ___ (a ship, a trope, an episode, etc)

I mean... more Gertrude/Agnes would be nice...

[sweet-prroncito]

Hot diddly darn! Those batgirls came out way past any expectations! It’s always fun to see the uniqueness of their respective styles and outfits!

How about some light sparring? It was always fun to see Cass tapping out Steph in a sleeper hold a while back lmao. Or Barbara being a baddie with those Arkham style silent takedowns XD

✨🦇💜🌈

Light sparring it is~

[alchemillae]

just leaving this here for my fellow peemphum enthusiasts!! 👀

cr: louverue

[cuethesolareclipse13]

“Why are you crying it’s just a line in a book”

The line:

“I miss you. It’s better when you’re around.”

[tgcg]

Who else are your favorite characters/ships aside from Karkat and Dave?

[animezinglife]

Oh, to be Elain Archeron wearing a lightweight, flowy sundress while having breakfast in the garden, an excuse to say bizarre and mysterious things out loud, and two hot Fae males pining after you.

[wayward-banana]

kingdom hearts 2 is a good. good game

(^woman trying and failing to be normal about roxas)

[illyrianbitch]

Thoughts on the Vanserras?

yes i have those all the time

[raayllum]

I thought season 7 was to be the last? What's this about the third arc?

So this past weekend at San Diego Comic Con, the crew confirmed the 'mythical 3rd arc' that we thought had been folded into arc 2 (S4—S5 being their own thing, and S6-S7 being the third arc) is actually still its own full blown thing. This would bring TDP to being a 10 season show in total, with three main arcs.

Previously, we thought S7 was the series finale, but it's been confirmed there are 3 more seasons planned after S7. This would constitute arc 3, and these still need to be greenlit. Whether Arc 2 will finish similarly to Arc 1 — most things wrapped up entirely with only a couple of loose threads — or on a big cliffhanger of sorts remains to be seen.

Arc 3 will likely feature another timeskip and focus on more magic lore / dealing with the Cosmic Order council that Aaravos seemingly wants to destroy.

The best thing to do is to rewatch S6 fully through consistently on Netflix (especially this first week / month), submit request forms to Netflix for seasons, review on sites on IMBD and Rotten Tomatoes, and use hashtags like #GiveUsTheSaga and #ContinueTheSaga on Twitter (and potentially tumblr).

Learning about it felt like this and I'm still losing my mind

[jemichi90]

okay OP, in your recent art you mentioned that "you will explain if needed" and gave a detailed explanation of what might have happened (to Charlie and Maxwell).

I'd LOVE to hear more of your thoughts, and the "explanation" that you said you'd provide (⁠ﾉ⁠◕⁠ヮ⁠◕⁠)⁠ﾉ⁠*⁠.⁠✧

ps i really like your art.

Oh! Hello there! 👀

And yes indeed I did. Alright then, get ready for the brainrot. xD

For a long time I've thought that Charlie died and came back wrong, and in the recent updates there have been several things hinting at it.

Here is a list of the ones I can remember right now:

Maxwell says ”There's a story behind that...” when inspecting a touch stone.

After the recent update, the ”dark side” Winona can sense traces of Charlie on the touch stone, confirming it's related to her (the quotes vary).

In the Encore animated short, there is a brief flashback of Charlie with the Ancient Fuelweaver behind her, and then her Chess piece is seen falling and sinking inside a black square on the board - some heavy symbolism there, sparing us from the gory details, I guess...

In Charlie's stageplay, the doll that represents her breaks, but she's brought back to life by the Mirror (Them?) - alive but different, as she says.

And then there are things that fall more into the headcanon territory, until more evidence comes up that either proves or debunks those ideas entirely, but I'll explain those as well, since they heavily influece my art inspiration.

I subscribe to the idea that the two characters in the ancient murals represent Maxwell and Charlie themselves in their early years in the Constant (but depicted by the locals that were unfamiliar with human anatomy). Time moves differently in that world so it could have been thousands of years ago, but the two made contact with the locals and briefly improved their life through the use of Their magic – until it backfired and the entity that must have been sealed for a reason broke free. Assuming the character with the torch really is Charlie, she died protecting Maxwell from the consequences of his own mistakes. In the final mural image, only her cracked head can be seen.

Another headcanon I have comes from the fact that one of shadow Charlie's arms seems to be entirely made of shadows (curiously, there are also arm bones attached to the touch stone, although they could have belonged to a pigman too, like the heads), so I think that whatever happened to her basically shattered her to pieces, and some pieces may still be missing - like that arm. But details like this are only a headcanon for now.

This also falls in the time period between 1906 and 1910-ish, when apparently some crazy stuff happened that Klei hasn't showed us much about – yet (according to their own post some years ago). ^^

So based on all this, my idea is that Maxwell summoned the Fuelweaver (as seen in the murals), but he messed up big time and Charlie got caught in the crossfire trying to protect Maxwell. She died a gruesome death (that may have torn her to pieces even more brutally than in my drawing). Maxwell in his desperation made the touch stone in a hurry (which is why it looks so rough compared to all his other constructs), carried what was left of Charlie there, and made a deal with Them to bring Charlie back to life no matter the cost. And they did. They just didn't bring her back exactly like she used to be, and she would probably fall to pieces and die instantly if she was separated from the entity that she now shares the body with...

I think Maxwell had been able to move freely in the Constant (maybe even out of it, based on his disappearances earlier) until then, but deals like that come with a price, so he lost his freedom and became Their tool (sold his soul to save Charlie?). Or something like that anyway.

There are also the parallels between Charlie and Abigail with their connection to their special flowers, as highlighted in the newest animated video. Charlie just might be another ghost inside a flower herself, but thanks to Them, she got to keep her body, or at least a form that resembles her body.. But I prefer to think that her actual broken body is still a part of the deal, as messed up as that is. We already know that They can keep a body that should have died a long time ago alive for an eternity, thanks to Maxwell. When he was released from the Nightmare Throne and time caught up to him, he didn't just die, he turned to a skeleton that crumbled to dust in an instant..! That's some old corpse, but he'd been conscious all that time because They wouldn't let him die.

So yeah, these happy thoughts inspired that piece. I might draw more about that if I still feel like it later. :D

[occudo]

Ask game :D

7. your favorite tropes to read/write/draw

9. a ship that isn't your OTP but that you enjoy

15. the character that always makes you smile

16. a tiny detail in canon that you want more people to appreciate

20. your very first fandom!

Some of these I already answered, so the ones I don't:

9. a ship that isn't your OTP but that you enjoy

Tim/Gerry or goof troop :D

20. your very first fandom! Tma is the first I'm active in? But the first I made fanarts for was the Bartimaeus trilogy (my blue beaked crow is a nod to those books actually :D)

[amae-heartilly]

Ouch.

[yodaprod]

hi there! Is this blog maintained by a human?

[arendellepeach]

i give you: more käärijä from kaivohuone