#also is that a threat lol

[blmpff]

The: Tell the world that the bitch is back! in the background sdfg

14.12.23

[inumbrapugnabimus-maybe]

this glorious picture called to me

thanks for the request anon!!

Here is a closeup of Wild

and also of Hyrule’s magnificent curls :)

[theminecraftbee]

Joel squints up at the tiny block island, hanging high over the server. He turns around and squints at Pearl. She squints back. He's not entirely sure why she does that, and it's enough to make him pause and raise an eyebrow, but it is Pearl, so... reason might not be involved? Whatever.

"Yes, Joel?" Pearl asks.

"Was that Doc crying about the llama just now?" Joel asks.

"Yeah," Pearl says.

"Just--absolutely sobbing. Most anxious man I've ever seen. About riding a llama."

"To be fair, he hates skyblock," Pearl says.

"Right," Joel says.

He squints back up at the skyblock.

"Er, okay, so you're also sort of new, yeah? Like, only joined in season eight and all? Know it's been a few years, so new probably isn't quite the right word, but..." Joel says, trying to figure out how to phrase his question.

"Yes, I am," Pearl agrees.

Joel looks between the island, and Pearl, and Pearl's shop, and the llama, and the island, and Pearl. He takes a minute to gather his thoughts.

"So, er, why are we supposed to act afraid of him?" he asks.

"Oh, nobody knows," Pearl says wisely.

"Ah, right then. Carry on," Joel says with as much sarcasm as he can muster, then he wanders off to continue his shopping. Bloody bizarre server, this is, never met a goat this strange on a different server. Honestly.

[ariadne-mouse]

This feels like both a statement of potential obviousness, but also a prediction because hey, we're only 2.5 hrs into Episode 1: I don't think Downfall will reveal either the gods or the Aeorians to somehow be uniquely evil, or that the desire on either part to destroy the other is somehow uniquely more justified or deserved.

Like in Episode 1 here we're getting a very strong dose of the shitty things Aeorians are doing to other mortals in their pursuit of control and power - we already knew they were a warmongering surveillance state, and as things get worse on Exandria it's grimly unsurprising that the people on the ground are increasingly treated as disposable. But Aeor is still a city full of people seeking safety in a land torn open by the gods' battles, desperate to survive by any (increasingly ugly and sinister) means. And the gods in turn are afraid for their survival, and are acting accordingly in seeking Aeor's Downfall (immense collateral damage) - all while and the versions of them in the party here have lived mortal lives & hardships, have families, communities. They have lived in the desolation their own godly battles have created. We don't see them portrayed as lofty divine abstracts, not even necessarily in the intro, where they are confused, afraid, and seeking safety from danger.

For Ludinus to think this "footage" is in his favor against the gods, and the complexity of the lore being what it is and the cast being the storytellers that they are, I think it must be the kind of series of events you can look at and see the humanity (using that word deliberately) for good and ill in all parties involved - and leave again with your biases if they're strong enough. Very curious what we will learn. I expect to weep. I can't wait.

[rendevok]

Bite me <3

[literallyjusttoa]

"Sunny!" you cry, "Why did you draw the entire Trojan royal family from oldest to youngest in two days? That seems wildly unhealthy!"

"hurghhhhhhhh" I reply.

Anyways here's the full family portrait

(Only four of these people survive the Trojan war btw :D)

[puppyeared]

Big cat

[meamiiikiii]

okay so the list of "threats to the king" has been getting longer and longer with each passing stream. that is the context for this LMAO.

(speaking of. my friend is streaming ISAT for the first time and i have been in call and doing voices! in about 1-2 hours after this posts!! he is in act 3!! will rb more info onto here in a bit since mature tho.)

[the-real-list-of-ominous-threats]

TRANS WOMEN ARE COOL AND PRETTY

[analyticalnonsense]

Lawlight Week- Day 1: Firsts

when some guy on TV calls you a little bitch and you start to feel Actual Emotions for the first time in your life

I wanted to kind of leave it ambiguous as to what exactly Light is referring to here, but rest assured, he has never felt anything like it before he came into contact with that scrunkly man lol

[paingoes]

really like that specific pose where someone is about to get backhanded. they don't even have to actually get slapped actually its better if they dont. just drawing the hand back in warning and having them shut up immediately. its good.

[plounce]

if trump does win in the fall, it will not be the fault of people who are against genocide. it will be the fault of biden, his government, and the DNC for holding onto wildly unpopular and horrific policies that are costing them vast swathes of their voterbase.

[paunchsalazar]

Dean and Cas should have had their own nephilim… I think it could kill Chuck instantly and change the world for the better….

[thegooblet]

you know how cats will leave dead mice and birds on your doorstep as gifts? lifesteal mapicc totally does that shit

[weezerlvr228]

i love this photo sm they’re so cutie

[theminecraftbee]

okay so like. thinking about. so the grian “do the back of your base” but was obviously planned (if nothing else you can see in impulse’s episode that grian made a group before the bit started). everything that happened AFTERWARDS was less so, rip desert duo I barely knew ye, but the bit of “they’ll force you to finish your base or else” was planned! as such, the whole “impulse will blow up your base if you don’t do it” bit may or may not be fully planned. also, grian’s stated multiple times he’s unsatisfied/tired of his base at the moment and having trouble getting going with it.

and therefore. impulse might actually blow up grian’s base.

you see, there’s PRECEDENT for impulse blowing up someone’s base because they’re unhappy with it! it even started a whole story arc! back in season seven, impulse was one of the boomers. they blew things up when they were hired to and also blew up bdubs. ren hired them to do some explosives work on his base on loser island, but he messed up impulse’s timings, and the whole base blew up - along with his beloved mooshroom, pamela. heartbroken, he moved back to the mainland, where, on the promise the renperor made that he could revive the dead, started the star wars base. within ren’s actual episodes, this seems like a horrible, tragic accident, a death that launched a new storyline and a destruction that, uh… okay so it’s very in-character for the boomers, frankly, they were… very good at blowing things up. yes.

what you might NOT know is that, ooc, that was planned! ren was getting lonely being based so far from the other hermits, but needed an excuse to stop working on his old project. he hired the boomers specifically to blow up his old base so he’d move away! and it worked - although I don’t know if pamela was planned or not in the crossfire.

so what I’m saying is… there’s a chance, if impulse and gem’s threat of tnt retribution when grian fails to finish the back of his base goes through, that grian had sort of intended for that to happen, so he’d have an excuse to start over with a new vision. it has precedent, after all!