#but the potential was still there yeah

[brah-hella]

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[timebom]

Timebomb is trending? on its own??

[nibbelraz]

A writer and His number one fan hater

[hazelnootnut]

Act 3 (But why did they look so...?)

We finally got to the comic that actually made me think about this AU in the first place. After I was mulling around the idea of Loop looking like Siffrin the whole time, I realised that the conversation of "who or what do you think I am?" doesn't apply anymore. But you know what would?

The question of why Loop is even here in the first place. Because while it's nice to have another you around to help you out of the loops, isn't it weird that they're even here? Who sent them?

... and what was with their response?

[captain--miracle]

For all Valerius appreciators out there... (tw: spoilers for Lucio's route on the last pic)

One day I'm gonna write his route myself and it'll be so over for y'all

[stars-obsession-pit]

Danny Phantom was not used to fighting magic users. Ghosts, yes. But humans with powers? No.

So when a cult managed to successfully summon and bind him, he lacked the knowledge of how to stop them.

And they tore him apart.

His core was broken into pieces, each one then implanted into one of the most loyal cult members (or potentially sold off to another person to use…) to grant them a portion of Phantom’s many powers.

However, the cult didn’t entirely know what they were doing either. You see, it turns out that shattering Danny’s core in that manner didn’t truly end him. His soul still persisted, still refused to die even as it was trapped amongst the disparate shards. Though each individual piece lacked the strength of mind or power to affect their hosts, they would gradually forge themselves together anew should they ever be gathered back together.

And after Red Hood killed several of the cult’s members, that process began. Their shards, now freed, transferred to the vigilante, instinctively latching onto his proto-core. Though still not yet whole enough to form a truly conscious fragment of Danny, they are enough to start to nudge Hood in the right direction (bolstered in effectiveness by Jason’s connection to death)

Jason can feel it deep within his soul. There’s something more to this cult’s powers than just normal magic, and he has a growing need to find out what that is. To stop them. To burn them all down and dig their secrets from the ashes.

[nocek]

A little continuation in my Gabriella lives au that already happened here and here.

So my another little headcanon, besides that Miguel is awkwardly attempting here to sorta adopt Gwen and is trying to figure out how to convince her to go back to school, is the night routine.

So Miguel (who read too many parenting guides* to catch up quickly and not fuck up this precious child) strongly believes in leading by example. So since he wants Gabriella to have good sleeping habits after her nightly routine he also goes to sleep at sensible hour. But he can't sleep through whole night so when he wakes up at ungodly hour he does some light work not to wake up her.

Then he prepares breakfast and bento (he totally had to learn to cook, you can't convince me otherwise) and with time he started having a little fun with it and then it became kinda hobby. It helps him wind down so that after he sends Gabriella to school he is actually able to take an extra 1-2 hour nap.

(* as in parenting guides for child of Gabriella age, totally clueless what to do with a traumatized teenager but after the denial he probably will do the homework)

[asofterepilogue]

I know that penelope saying "don't tell me you're not the same person, you're always my husband" is just supposed to be her saying that all she cares about is that he's odysseus and he loves her (and don't get me wrong it IS incredibly sweet and romantic and it makes me tear up a little)

but considering the first thing odysseus does in the musical is commit war crimes and then he just never stops at all, it tickles me to think that she's also saying he's always been a horrible little monster, she's always known, and she thinks the horrors are part of the fun.

[liauditore]

how many belts and buckles does she need someone save me.

[turtleblogatlast]

I think a lot about Leo’s tendency to push his way into the spotlight despite clearly being a natural in the shadows. Hell, you could argue that his worst moments are when he’s forcing himself onstage, and his best are when he does things no one notices until it’s already been done.

[nacrelysis]

NEUVILLETTE YOU CAN'T JUST INTERRUPT SOMEONE'S ANIME TRANSFORMATION LIKE THAT

[tsuchinokoroyale]

Happy new years… let’s stay hydrated together ✨

[its-leethee]

2x08 // 6x01 framing that torments mee

[wanderingmind867]

I do want a Camp Jupiter based prequel series, set during the Titan War. Five books, just like the Percy Jackson and the Olympians series. Perhaps for thematic naming parallels, these five books can be called Jason Grace and the Olympians, or something like that.

But in any case, these five books would cover the events of each of the Percy Jackson books, just from Camp Jupiter's perspective. What was Camp Jupiter up to during the events of the lightning thief? The Sea of Monsters? The Titan's Curse? And so on and so forth, until we finally reach the dramatic conclusion, when Jason helps take down Krios.

And based on what I remember about how long each named Camp Jupiter character was at Camp, I'll lead in by saying: Octavian would be a main character in all five books, Reyna would be there from book three onwards (so from Titan's Curse to the Last Olympian), and Hazel might just make a brief cameo or something right at the end of the final book. Considering Octavian and Jason are the only characters I know who'd be there for all five books, that means they would definitely get plenty of time to form a friendship.

Also, since we never actually saw Koios during the pjo books or their side stories (we saw hyperion, krios and iapetus, but not koios), i'd want to feature Koios. He's the only brother of kronos that we never get to see! I mean, C'mon! Let's fix that! Also, let's see some of the other titans we never saw before. Give me the hidden side of the titan army.

[fairyroses]

He was about to kill you, Lex. Or divulge something you didn't want me to know.

— SMALLVILLE, "Forever" (4.21)

+ bonus from "Arctic" (7.20):

[puppetmaster13u]

I might've just had an utterly insane SIkuna idea. Since, y'know, Sukuna was in fact split into twenty pieces.

Can you imagine for a moment, if each piece went on to become another being of sort, only for all twenty to be yanked back when Yuuji eats that finger lol.