#atlas timeline

[atlas-the-avian]

Exomemory

Exm.

Barbados: Xiao, I dare you to--.

Aether, slowly turning to look at me: Sorry, Venti. Xiao isn't allowed to accept dares anymore.

Me (Xiao), arms crossed: He (Aether) says I have, "no regard for my physical safety."

[atlas-the-avian]

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Sun x moon, sure, but what about DOOMED sun x moon ship?

They’re opposites yes, but it goes more deeper than that, they’re the kind of sun x moon that only meet through eclipses, which has always been never enough in one timeline, but both of them have to move along their separate paths in their separate ways. Fate has destined for them to meet, but only to distance them apart once more.

[aangarchy]

Alright now this does not make sense here

Sozin is supposed to be 16-17 in this book, bc this is only a few months after Roku left the Fire Nation to train at the Southern Airtemple. The comet is said to pass every hundred years. Sozin comitted the airnomad genocide twelve years after Roku died (hence Aang being twelve). If we do the math according to this book tho, the great comet passes when Sozin is 60-61. Meaning Roku is also 60-61 bc they share their birthday and -year. And it's known that Roku died when he was in his late seventies early eighties. So HOW is this possible?

Either they're retconning how often the comet passes by earth OR they're retconning how old Roku was when he died (meaning he would have died at age 50, which would mess the story up so badly I don't think this is what they did). I'm so lost rn and maybe it gets explained further in the book (calculations being wrong? Idk) but man it's not fun to see them either change stuff about things that are already canon or just get canon wrong.

Idk why they're doing this. It would be much more satisfying if this novel actually followed the show's canon, that we witness Sozin learning at which exact date the comet will pass, not that he finds an estimate and discovers the calculations in Wan Shi Tong's library were wrong (which I highly doubt considering that celestial calendar he has).

[hinamie]

not a question but i'm losing my mind a little bit over airbender gojo.......in lok we learn that airbenders can unlock the ability to fly by severing all earthly tethers.....and what happened to gojo's tether? his one and only???? can he fly because he killed suguru? i'm not okay

that would be a good theory!!! if gojo was an airbender :3

jjk atla!au with @philosophiums

[bellwethers]

I guess this means we’ll always be together

[seasideoranges]

it really is such a shame that so many shows are cancelled after one season if they don’t immediately pull a stranger things and become a world wide phenomenon.

i started thinking about this after finding out that atla was considered “default cancelled” after s2 because the season didn’t pull in enough ratings and all writers were laid off, and the team had to start campaigning for the show to be given its third and final season. which looking back on now, is really wild considering that s2 is arguably the most beloved season amongst fans.

you can also find similar stories with other shows like breaking bad. most popular shows we know and love didn’t become famous overnight, it took time.

[nicolibbyquotes]

Nicolibby:

[1v31182m5]

İf you can’t even write your lover’s name in the sky with airbending then what’s even the point

[hiding-under-the-willow]

five minute zeph lore speedrun?? 👀

Okay okay we're speedrunning it let's go uhhhh

Zeph was created as the Universe (as in our little blue and green friends from the end poem)'s first experiment with the idea of hardcore mode. They are created without respawn code, and so when they die in any given world the Universe pulls them out, patches them up and ships them off to the next world they've picked out. The twist to this is that Zeph's memories from each world are taken from them after their death, and so they are, throughout most of their life, living in a loop of getting thrown into a world with no clue where they are, how they got there, where they were before, or even really who they are, doing their best to survive with that confusion, and then dying and getting sent to a new place under the same conditions.

Obviously, the human mind and body are not meant to sustain these conditions, and so the Universe figures out pretty quickly that this certainly isn't the right way to run their new game mode. So ,they figure that out and implement normal hardcore mode, but they've kind of gotten attached to Zeph, the experiment they represent, and so they keep that experiment going, slowly getting bolder with the types of worlds they send Zeph into after deaths.

They end up on Hermitcraft (season 7) at age 15. Basically all of the hermits look at this mystery kid with no memories and decide that's their kid now. They get like half adopted by Bdubs and Scar who found them while planning the mayoral campaign. They're a kind of weird anxious kid obviously owing to the strange circumstances of their life but Hermitcraft, despite it's chaos, is probably the safest and most stable place they've ever gotten to live. They take up building and landscaping/terraforming under Scar and Bdubs and are extremely curious about all the other strange skills and projects the Hermits get up to and it becomes obvious over time as they come out of their shell and Xisuma fails to find any hints as to where they came from and how to help with their memory that they're probably not going anywhere anytime soon.

They, during this time, have their first instance of remembering something from one of their previous worlds, an issue that will grow worse over time and become a constant pain in the ass for the Universe, which just wants to keep their experiment going. Turns out the human brain is really good at triggering memories, no matter how much magic you use to suppress them.

Eventually they do finally die (There's an incident involving some pillagers related to earlier lore we're not getting into rn its speedrun time). There's a period of a few years where they bounce between other servers (dsmp, x life, mianite). There's lots of drama about all that I also refuse to get into if we're trying to speedrun this but to say the least the universe's ability to control their memory continues to slip and eventually, having remembered basically everything from their time in Hermitcraft and after, and maybe having a bit of help from a certain goddess in Mianite to help them slip past the universe for a bit, they manage to get back home to Hermitcraft and do some healing and reconnecting.

Blah blah blah long period of relative peace as they work through a lot of the trauma from the last few years with the help of the hermits, meanwhile the universe is seething that their experiment is ruined and will basically use any opportunity afforded to them to try to pull Zeph back in. They are, eventually, made to have a moment of clarity and remorse and begrudgingly agree to let go of the experiment and let Zeph live their life so yippee it looks like maybe everything is actually going well for once!

Except uh oh I don't know if you noticed in the last few weeks but the dsmp truly is the cockroach of the mcyt space and some drama from their time there follows them home and there's a long story arc involving political corruption, a prison, and Dream being as much of an asshole as we all expect him to be. Yada yada I had stopped paying attention to dsmp lore at this point in my life so the arc ends with them taking his final canon life so that he's forever trapped in a purgatory of his own making where he can't ever hurt anyone again, but this also leads to the destruction of their code, what should essentially, for any other person, be a permanent death.

Luckily for Zeph they're not exactly a normal player and they have some begrudging allies in high places. The universe feels kind of bad for fucking up their life to the point that it did quite literally kill them, and their memories are still kind of attached to the universe's magic, so they essentially decide to like, rebuild them out of magic to replace their code.

Blah blah time skip they spend time in the void slowly yknow. becoming a living person again. If I was a nice person trying to tell a coherent story I would just ship them back off to hermitcraft and let them have their happy ending but unfortunately I still need bedtime stories so they're still going through it. Whatever.

Everything before the void soup resurrection time skip has a kind of set lore and timeline that I don't mess with much, it's all stuff I came up with in high school (Mostly like 2020-2022). I really only frequently revisit the Hermitcraft stuff from that time bc I find all that stuff fun and compelling still. If you see them with blond hair it's from this era and they're probably about 14-17.

Everything post void soup resurrection time skip is kind of more complicated? Cause like I said if I was trying to tell a nice story I would've wrapped it up but instead I'm still just kinda throwing them in scenarios and seeing what sticks and really nothing has lol. I've thrown them in seasons 8, 9, and 10, in SOS and Empires. There's a lot of different possible directions to take them all with wildly conflicting lore and character dynamics. Idk I'm just having fun playing with them like dolls lol. Anyways if you see them with white hair it's the new stuff, modern era, they're like 18/19, and all of it is dubiously non-canon I guess bc I can't decide which version I want to be canon. Schrödinger's canon if you will.

This isn't even accounting for any of the blatantly non-canon stuff where I've just thrown them into every other piece of media I've enjoyed in the last 5 years just to see what would happen but anyways speedrun over why did this still turn out 12 paragraphs long

[fedorah-the-explorah]

im getting you started.

Bro, the timeline in Carmen Sandiego is super finicky, and I'm pretty sure I've spent more time thinking about this than the creators intended us to, but WHATEVER. It haunts me.

Right, so the creators said Carmen is 20 at the start of the series, but as I said: that math don't math!

Season one takes place over the course of six months:

Season 2 picks up one week after season 1, in February. We know this because they're celebrating Carnival.

For the purpose of breaking down this theory, I'm going to place Carmen's birthday as March 1st, her WOEICs counterpart's official birthday.

So. At the end of season one, which would have been mid-February, Player says something about how Carmen was found on the side of the road twenty years ago, but if her birthday was in a mere matter of weeks, couldn't you theorize that he was rounding up? Maybe she's 19 turning 20.

Or, maybe, she's 20 turning 21? No!

At the end of season 2, Shadowsan says he found her twenty years ago. This is where we take a detour to discuss infant development.

In the flashbacks, we see that baby Carmen prefers crawling-- she can toddle a little bit, but not well. Children typically begin standing between 7 and 12 months, and walking between 10 and 18 months. We also see that she babbles and coos a lot, but no words. Children tend to say their first word at around 12 months. Based on this, I'd wager that baby Carmen was around seven or eight months old. We know she's a physical prodigy, so she could potentially be even younger-- the youngest recorded baby to walk was six months old.

Placing baby at 7 months when she was kidnapped, that makes Shadowsan's "I found you twenty years ago" accurate to the month. At this point, Carmen is 20 years and 7 months old.

Season three takes place in October/November. Presumably, season three picks up right after season two, putting the end of season two in October. It spans about the same length as season one.

While the word of the creators doesn't have much bearing here-- as this post is very much a "you guys are wrong and here's why" kind of post-- one of the creators did say that they imagined Carmen as being twenty by season three. That would make it impossible for her to have been twenty during season one. Too much time has passed for that to work.

Season 4 takes place sometime around February. We know this because Devineaux asks Gray what he was doing on the train to Poitiers 18 months ago. 12 months ago would have been February (start of season 2) and six months before that is August. That's eighteen months.

Going by this, I think Carmen was yoinked just after her twenty-first.

Interestingly, if my math is mathing-- and who knows, I turned a two year degree into a three year degree because I kept failing math classes, I could be talking actual nonsense right now-- this makes Player like 17/18 by season four, and that's hilarious to me because that means his parents (tried) to make him go to school for like the last semester of his senior year. Free my boy 😭

In conclusion, Carmen is 19 at the start of season one, she and Player are three years apart, and Player's parents are some cruel mfers. Thank you for coming to my TED talk.

[poopiefart420]

Rocking in my enclosure thinking about time travel au where (16 yr old or Adult) Zuko goes back in time to when Ozai is 16 and it’s like KABLOOM and yea I’m great at explaining ideas #trust

[atlas-the-avian]

₊˚⊹ Rue Atlas 𝆺𝅥𝆹𝅥

⟢ I'm Atlas, primary host of Superabundant Daydreams ( @stratus-clouds00 ), a DID system of 40+.

⟢ DNI: Endogenic systems, basic criteria, ablesits (the body is literally physically disabled please get away from me), people who treat fictives exactly as their source. People who support Israel.

⟢ Search #atlas timeline to find discussion around my random exomemories.

Name(s): Atlas, Xiao, Aquila, Rue.

Pronouns: One/Him/Eir/Theirs/Aerself + Wing/wings.

Orientation: Arospec, omniromantic, asexual.

Gender: Agender, airthing, ventigender.

Species: Golden eagle yaksha adeptus, elemental being.

Role(s): Primary host, apathy holder, behavior, symptom and pain holder, general assistant.

Age: 2,000+ ; immortal adult.

Looking for: My wife Barbados <3.

[picnicbitchsokka]

i still think about this

what was the motive for him to pull this shit

and he smiled BACK?!???

and this part is just hilarious

[lady-of-the-spirit]

I think Katara and Mako would get along really well.

[joseopher]

I think it's so funny that we (ta6 fandom) after book 1 were all like "obviously callum is really sexual experienced, especially with other men, and tristan has never even glanced at another dick before" like miss blake had us FOOLED. The other books roll around, and it turns out callum has only has sex "theoretically" and tristan is a slut and has always been a slut and we should stop pretending he doesn't EVERYTHING there is to know about the erotic.

[stardust948]

3 Inch AU

Prequel to this post

Zuko rubbed his aching eyes, praying what he thought just happened didn't. That a bright light did not flash in the middle of his and Azula's spar leaving his body sore and head aching.

He forced himself to open his eyes and found himself in the middle of a strange spirit forest. Great. First the body switch fiasco now this! Why were there so many spirits hanging around the palace?!

"Nice going dum-dum." Azula spat. "You angered the spirits again!"

"Again?! That was your fault! Both times!!!"

"As I recall, no one knows what angered the last one, but you pushed me onto this spirit and now we're 3 inches tall!!!"

"What?!" Zuko shot up.

Azula pushed the vegetation back revealing an oversized throwing star Mai gifted her. The very one Zuko knocked out of her hand when their spar turned into a messy free for all.

Zuko's heart sank.

"Like I said, 3 inches tall. Thanks a lot."

"None of this is my fa-"

A shadow fell over them seconds before a huge bird swooped down. The siblings barely had time to jump out of the way as the bird snatched up the throwing star. The two shared a frightened look. They had to get out of the garden or they'll surely be next.

A brief silent truce was formed as Zuko and Azula began the trek. Thankfully, they were relativity close to the walkway before they were shrunken. After scaling the huge steps, the ground trembled as a massive figure in deep red robes passed by. The siblings gasped.

"DAD! HELP US!"

"WAIT! DOWN HERE!"

They quickly chased after him, but it was no use. Ozai tuned out their now shrunken voices, assuming it was a chorus of summer insects. And there was no possible chance of the siblings catching up to him on foot.

Azula grabbed Zuko's wrist. "Agni's Arrow!"

Zuko skidded to a stop then spun his sister around. Azula produced fire jets from her feet to build momentum. After counting to three, Zuko released her. Azula shot through the air at breakneck speed straight towards her father.

This better work for they were both done for.

~*~

The palace was quiet. Too quiet.

That alone put Ozai on edge. He swore he heard his children out by the garden earlier. It was just another sibling spat but when he decided to check on them, the garden was empty.

A part of Ozai hoped the children settled things on their own and left without a big fuss. The rest of Ozai knew that was wishful thinking. So, he walked the perimeter just to be sure.

Ozai let out an annoyed sigh. The humming bees were a lot louder today. He'll have to talk to the groundskeeper about that least they overrun the whole garden.

Something landed on his shoulder. Ozai tsked and brushed it away. It seemed the infestation already began.

"Dad!!!"

Ozai stopped dead in his tracks.

"Azula?"

It was so faint. Maybe he was hearing things.

"Down here! Hurry!"

A small blue flame shot from his arm. Ozai glanced down and saw his daughter dangling from his sleeve.

"What the-"

Ozai quickly scooped her into his palm before she lost her grip.

"A-Azula?" Ozai gaped at his now tiny daughter trying to get her bearings. "What... how...?"

His eyes widened. If Azula was like this then...

"Where's Zuko?!"

Ozai lifted his feet as horror gripped him. Cool relief washed over him when he spotted a small figure running towards him.

"Dad!"

Ozai knelt down and lowered his hand for Zuko to climb onto. Now that his children were safe, Ozai calmed down enough for his mind to piece together what happened.

"Don't tell me-"

"Spirits." the siblings answered at the same time.

Ozai groaned. "Not again."