#and that wraps up season 1!!

[morninkim]

Rise of the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers - Zordon & Alpha V

After being beaten rough by the dark shadow released from the moon urn, Alpha V notes to the Rangers that he has detected a presence of something that can help them. Or rather, someone.

The sudden appearance of the shadow triggered memories that hadn’t been available to Alpha up to that point, remembering his master.

The White Light - Zordon of Eltar

The Rangers follow Alpha’s directions to a buried spaceship under the Mojave. Entering in, they find the control room and are greeted by Alpha V in person, rather than a transmission on their HUDs. Alpha flips some switches and instructs the Rangers to place their Power Coins in the console, filling five of six indents.

Restored and renewed, a holographic face appears in a tube behind them, the face of Zordon.

He welcomes them to the Command Center, however he soon realises that if the Power Coins have returned, then that means the Empire of Evil has returned, and by extension its herald; Atir.

[bishopony]

first post of my new fusion series! This is Dizzy Spell, fusion of Twilight and Ditzy Doo c:

(she's currently pending purchase through instagram, but going forward these fusions will be available to adopt <3 )

[dyleeart]

How s4ep11 should have ended

[screwpinecaprice]

Of course they'd be jumpin on a pile of leaves, it's basically mandatory.

[skepticalfrogcat]

PRAYING that this means jayvik-centered show in the future 🙏🙏🙏

[ryuki-draws]

Local trains au? Local trains au please?

The next part is in progress, chief 🫡

[avoicebehindthestars]

Season 2 had two hours of Aziraphale and Crowley together. Season one had 73 minutes.

Even if every single scene in the wrap-up involved Aziraphale and Crowley together, it would still be half an hour less than their scenes in s2. To get as much of them as there was in s1, you would need them on screen 75% of the time. Even the massively fanservice-y s2 had them on screen for 41% of the time. The wrap-up can have as little as 19% (17 minutes).

[welcometogrouchland]

Noticing that TV and film will often have a character either have had an abortion in the past that isn't showcased on screen (and just used as part of the character's ~fucked up and twisted backstory~) OR contemplate getting an abortion in the present day but not to through with it. Just once I want to see someone delete that fetus within the events of the plot and not be like. Extremely majorly punished for it and/or be in the wrong

[m0thlegs]

maybe the real Viktor arcane season 2 character arc were the friends we made along the way

[nnicknnelsonn]

mini bit: free on Sunday

all the kissing bits prev // next

[markantonys]

reddit:

literally every other WOT viewer in the world:

[snugglylime]

Just posted chapter 5 of my hybrids au!! This one is a big longer, hope you guys enjoy! <3

[icewindandboringhorror]

Recent images I suppose ~

[pumpkinrootbeer]

Aang being a shitty dad is fine, but it's the way tlok makes Aang a shitty I have a problem with. You're telling me a guy who's entire culture was whipped out and whole family was massacred wasn't overjoyed at the possibility of sharing his culture with his entire family?

Would Aang have given more attention to Tenzin? Probably, them being the only airbenders would have almost certainly fostered a complex dynamic between the two— even to the extent that it would damage the father/son relationship. I think it's also worth pointing out that Aang was raised in a culture without the nuclear family dynamic we see him participarting in with Katara and their kids, and it's not out of the realm of possibility that Aang would fall short of the expectations and responibilities being a typical father figure brings especially when he himself never experienced that dynamic. Especially, especially compounded with the task of rebuilding a struggling world and maintaining peace.

However, do I think he would neglect to show his kids his culture? Their culture? No. Certainly not the extent he did, and especially not when we see how excited he is to share it with his friends in the show. Why wouldn't he be excited to share it with his kids? With all his kids? How the writers of The Legend of Korra make him a bad dad is a complex series of failures not the least of which stem from racism, the unwillingness to even attempt an understanding of multicultural families, TLOK originally being a 12 episode miniseries that then got greenlit for another season and was suddenly taxed with building upon a world that was never intended to exist beyond its original scope, and a fundamental misunderstanding of Aang as a character.

tldr:

[ironworked]

For reference, these are the appearances of important recurring 911 characters:

Karen

Josh

Taylor

Lucy

Tommy