#but noooooo

[kendyroy]

I love how Worst Wolverine becomes insanely attached to Wade almost immediately.

Worstie meets this guy at a bar and his first instinct is to poke him on the head and chug till he passes out, which ultimately leads to him getting kidnapped.

Worstie then never leaves this guy’s side despite repeatedly calling the guy annoying and a liar. Like he really had every opportunity to just abandon him, but didn’t.

Worstie realizes that this guy is literally all he has and that it would actually hurt if anything happened to him.

This guy is the only person who has given a crap about Worstie in probably several years, and the thought of losing him makes Worstie “break down a big heavy door and scream his name” levels of angry.

Worstie’s so insanely attached that, in a Madonna-induced emotional flashback, Worstie’s memories seem to only go as far back as he’s known this dude. This guy really gave Worstie his first sense of purpose in the longest time, and he’s literally all that matters to him. This dude has become Worstie’s entire universe.

[onomonopetabread]

Six Hundred Strike was really something huh

[drac0line1nn1t]

Hello Tumblr,

I'm back and still in the middle of fuck ass nowhere, so you know what that means, more phone drawings of my favourite old men yaoi

[kiloude-city]

Just finished Dawntrail and I will say: Super annoyed that they did the trope where character has kid without mentioning other parent and how. Aka WHO IS GULOOL JA'S MOTHER AND OW THE FUCK DID ZORAAL JA GET LAID

[transformersbrainrot]

every once in a while I'll remember that Hotrod isn't popular in the mainstream and get sad... :(

[purple-petrichor]

Not now, dracula

[iminmywritersdungeon]

Something that I find so fascinating is vander and Silco and how they react to this cycle that they’ve found themselves in, of violence and pain.

Vander responds to seeing the consequences of his actions with a complete shutdown. “Those girls on that bridge are alone now, and I can’t fix it, but I can make it so that no one else has to feel it again”, even if he ignores the fact that they’re trapped down there, and it will kill them.

Silco on the other hand, reacts with the opposite extreme. He sees those kids fighting, dying, and he says what’s one more for the cause? They’d have died anyway, why not die serving zaun?

Vander reacts to the cycle of violence by trying to shut it out, even when the cycle keeps going whether he likes it or not. Silco reacts to the cycle of violence by adding more violence to it because if he can just push hard enough, if he just keeps going, then he’ll have finally made it.

Not trying to take a side here, I just think it’s interesting.

[selahsworld]

odysseus really said "i can kill a baby but I draw the line at cheating on my wife"

[thisisapersonintheinternet]

LILLIAAAAAAAA!!!!

I love her so much, too bad you can't marry her....

[seeker-of-wonder]

Can you imagine how many more fun interactions and snippets we could be getting about Dragon Age: The Veilguard if EA would just sign the damn contract with SAG-AFTRA?

[sunsetcougar]

It’s like 2 in the morning but here we go! This is probably one of the most anti posts I’ll ever make, I’m generally not the type to post about things I dislike, but this has been on my nerves for a while. Alastor is annoying and the fandom makes it worse.

Like he had the potential to be such a cool character but he kind of comes off as just like, trying too hard to be creepy. Like a middle schooler wanting to be weird and scary and edgy. It’s so obvious to me that all he’s doing is posturing because either he’s that overconfident or he knows he’s outclassed by a lot of people.

The fandom didn’t help with my view of him either. When I was first introduced to Hazbin the people who did so painted a neat picture. I love manipulator characters, watching them pull the strings to make everything fall into place according to their whims is entertaining, so I started out really interested in his character.

Then I started poking around the fandom and found… a bunch of people who fell for his mediocre, middle schooler esc manipulation. (I try not to judge simps since I’m aro and don’t experience those emotions, but some of ya’ll…)

The only time I genuinely enjoyed seeing him on screen was when Adam was beating his ass. Every other time he was just annoying.

Like Adam for example is a horrible person but he’s not annoying, he’s entertaining. Alastor could have been a horrible man but incredibly entertaining, but he’s not.

(Related note, I’ve worked with kids and watching Alastor and Vox fight kind of reminds me of that… Alastor and Lucifer too.)

Okay I’m going to sleep now

[dusty-pistol]

What does a fella do when you wanna talk with your moots, but you don't know HOW or WHAT to say? I wanna SOCIALIZE I wanna MAKE FRIENDS, but I also have a really big issue with not knowin what to say, so I accidentally leave people on read, and then I feel guilty. I swear I'm cool and fun to be around!! I just need to talk more

[achaotichuman]

Is it just me or does Ianthe feel like such a filler villain?

Like she exists just to cause issues and that's all to her character. We know she is hungry for power, but why? She is already an incredibly high-ranking person of power in the Spring Court as a High Priestess. She has the capabilities of influencing and even downright controlling the High lord through manipulation. She had access to the Night Court, so her influence very clearly stems far beyond the SC.

She is a religious icon, so does what does her worship look like? What does her day look like with the Priestesses? Magic clearly influences their religion. Do they have ceremonies dedicated to the fertility magic? What's the story.

Why is she so evil? Does she want to take over the Court itself? Did she want access to the Cauldron, a powerful tool for a High Priestess to have in hand, and that's why she pushed to suck up to Hybern.

Does she have any hobbies? Interests? What was her relationship with Tamlin as a child? When and where did they meet? How close were they?

She is such an important character that drives the plot of the series, yet we know nothing about her. She is written off as a rapist and given no complexity.

She only exists to further villainise Tamlin and it shows.

[specific-dreamer]

darry and paul having their falling out/breakup after the curtis parents die and paul ofc not understanding why he would choose his friends over himself, paul just not understanding that kind of love/loyalty. bev entering at the peak of their fight and asking what’s goin on and she’s confused why he would want to go back to being a greaser. darry says something like “being a greaser isn’t a physical thing; it’s who i am. i would think you of all people would understand” and that’s when bev becomes the bev we meet in the show. that’s when bev comes across as this cruel and evil person because she’s just lost the only confidant she’s ever had and she’s scared paul might start to question what darry meant by that so she’s lashing out at any greaser bc obviously if she’s not scared to hurt them than she can’t be close to them or was ever one of them right ?

[ivyllamauwu]

Just saying🤷‍♀️

@cattivedonne with her amazing art and amazing works🫶🏼

[narutothoughts]

Naruto au where a woman giving birth to a dead man’s child is considered bad luck so the child is killed upon birth.

So when the newly widowed fem!Naru is confronted with the traditions of the Uchiha clan what is she to do except flee for the sake of her child?

When she finally gets out of fire she can’t help but collapse at the base of a tree to rest in the forest. What she doesn’t expect is to wake up to a circle of dogs and white haired kids staring at her with wide eyes.