#but that’s par the course

[dreadfuldevotee]

Crazy to me that people are upset at the fact of people being excited for Devil's Minion stuff in ep 5. "Its not romantic, Armand is gonna psychologically torture that man". My brother in Christ, this is the psychological torture as foreplay show

[satansleftnutcheek]

Bitches will create the MOST DEVASTATING STORIES KNOWN TO MAN out of 2 besties playing Minecraft together what the FUCK did they put in the water why are people making work about GoodTimesWithScar and Grian as if they’re Penelope and Odysseus the boys really saw a silly comedy and said no not sad enough we MUST fix this

[foolishlyzephyrus]

the end of time is so funny because while the doctor is grappling with his impending mortality and immense loneliness, the master is just a feral rat man that’s shooting lightning out of his hands and eating people

[stil-lindigo]

the sunset.

a comic about two outlaws who loved each other, despite everything.

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[terukotime]

hello again drdt community

[journey-to-the-attic]

incredibly stupid comic idea that falls in the category of "came to me late at night and had to draw it as soon as possible"

[oliveoomph]

Christina Hendricks & Hannah Einbinder

Hacks s03e06 - Par for the Course

[sunflowerthiefsunny]

Welcome to Dimension 20 in this episode our intrepid heros are taking a real fucking standardized test. Flip over your scantrons.

[sexhaver]

there was this kid at my high school on our cross country team who would always wear ratty punk band tshirts on runs instead of the usual underarmor/nothing and one time the legend wore a fucking Police Story tshirt. the super Christian kid* got so upset he almost started crying on the run lmfao

*broke up with his girlfriend because he had a dream where Jesus told him to

[rocketbirdie]

i wonder often.

[bumblydumbly]

i think that if kabru saw that “laios meeting falin for the first time” strip he’d be sobbing uncontrollably

[badnewswhatsleft]

actual reenactment of me admiring this photo: wahhh patrick 😍—oh!

[hollow-keys]

Instinctively calling for Jamie FOUR regenerations later.

[sagaduwyrm]

DCxDP Idea:

Danny is Constantine's son (Either the Fenton's had a threesome or there was a weird lab accident) and that gives him first dibs to the guy's soul. Maybe some old magic law about how if you sell your firstborn and that firstborn turns out to be, say, an Eldritch deity with dubious morality and teenage spitefulness, or similarly powerful being, that kid gets their parent's soul as recompense. Except a lot of other beings already had claim to Constantine's soul, and now they're sending Danny whiny letters about it. Danny's eighteenth birthday basically goes: hurray! Now have all this whiny paperwork from asshole demons.

[necromancy-enthusiast]

I don't think I'll ever get over how Organization XIII was hyped up as this super nefarious villain group but then you get to their game 358/2 Days and they treat it like a job. A 9-5 soul crushing job. They have their daily menial tasks and then they go home and wash, rinse, repeat with little else occupying their lives. Even their hobbies and pastimes seem so limited, although you can arguably chalk that up to the game just not being interested in developing them like that (which is part of why the manga is great, because it has a tendency of developing them in ways the main writers aren't interested in). From the way they talk about it, they almost sound like they work at an office sometimes. A very bizarre, particularly backstabby office, but still. It's a soul crushing job AND a weird cult all at once and it's treated with this mundanity that's both hilarious in a way I didn't really get when it first came out and oddly humanizing.

I know for some dumb reason they didn't do a remake of Days and it's harder to access because of that, but if you can and it interests you enough to where you've wondered if it was worth playing, I really recommend playing it or watching a playthrough of the actual game instead of just the cutscenes. The story really is partly told through the mechanics and so much is lost when they just gave us the cutscenes pulled from the game in the compilations.

They really reinforce how bleak and mundane Roxas' life is most of the time, how bleak and mundane most of the members' lives are. How much control the Organization has over them. You don't just level up organically like in other kh games, you have to do this weird puzzle thing that limits your growth and abilities. They don't give you munny, they give you heart points that you can only use at the moogle shop in their castle, so they're literally paid in scrip. If you're unfamiliar with it, scrip is a currency you can only use in certain places instead of throughout a whole country or other type of political union like the eu, usually with the store at the company you work at. When you're on missions your path is blocked off, you can only go to certain areas that are directly related to your daily mission. It's suffocating and genius, especially since in most other series entries you get so much freedom comparatively.

With all that context it starts making some of their vices a bit more understandable. Can you really blame Demyx for not wanting to do his work when all he gets out of it is room and board, and the distant, vague promise of maybe someday getting a new heart? Especially since he's probably been with the Organization for years?

Can you really blame Marluxia and Larxene for wanting to mutiny when their boss is useless and all of their colleagues seem indifferent to it? I mean like. The murder isn't great. I'm still a bit sore about that. But I can definitely get behind the 'screw our boss' sentiment. I'm still very fond of my 'instead of going the cloak and dagger route Larxene and Marluxia somehow, possibly with the help of devil magic, manage to get everyone to cooperate so they can unionize and kick Xemnas out' au. An Organization XIII union au, if you will. Imagine Xemnas having to explain that to the other Xehanorts.

Master Xehanort: The people you gathered up for us to use as our vessels. Unionized?

Xemnas, the biggest loser in the entire series: :/

[agnesandhilda]

"let's see who devours who, yoichi" why is kaiser talking like this. no genuinely where did he pick up the "devouring" concept from. he's not a bluelocker he hasn't been influenced by the unique culture of lord of the flies: soccer edition. did he learn it from barou. did he hear someone mention "devouring" the opponent while watching hours of isagi's play footage. how did this get into his vocabulary