#clawblr

[rebel-sqrrl]

Dear Mr. Wildbow,

Thank you for informing us that these girls might not be gay. Without this caveat, I would've forgotten that while a guy and girl together can be assumed to be a couple, two girls "hanging off one another" are probably just good friends. Gal pals. Maybe even roommates, but certainly not lesbians. Thank you for helping us all avoid this blunder.

[victoriadallonfan]

Which WB characters would fall for a crypto-scam?

[ishdaj]

Latest chapter of Claw was so incredibly good I had to do a quick fanart of it.

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[cpericardium]

Frankly shameful that Claw is not going to be a webserial about warrior cats

[estavionpira]

Wildbow serial settings

Worm:

Pact:

Twig:

Ward:

Pale:

Claw:

Seek:

[crowns-of-violets-and-roses]

I find the seemingly common reading of the ending lines of Claw being Mia coming to an accurate understanding of who she is bizarre.

It's clear from early in the story but laid out most explicitly in 5.3 that a lot of Mia's worldview is shaped by her mother considering her a monster/demon after The Fall. Mia doesn't before the final chapter consider herself a monster but she implicitly accepts the framework of her mother that people can be monsters.

Her stubborn insistence that she's done nothing wrong, her desperation for people to agree that taking Ripley was justified and Carson's description of how Mia decided if she did enough good it would make up for taking Ripley are all motivated by a need to not see herself as a monster.

In the last chapter she's disconnected from everyone she cares about, in a prison where everybody hates her, repeatedly tortured and starved. And she breaks. She concludes that not even the damage she's caused people but the mere capacity of doing "a terrible amount of damage" makes her a monster and that she deserves everything she's suffering.

It isn't a grand moment of realisation. It isn't the beginning of Mia taking responsibility for her actions or her accepting her nature and casting aside morality. It's just sad.

[lilliankillthisman]

wildbow took two serials off but we're back with the genuinely unhinged style of sex scene we know and love from twig

[wbcannibalgf]

authors these days would rather WRITE their CLAWS than RIGHT their FLAWS. Share This Post if your wife left you because she found the Pig Effigy in the Basement

[ariapmdeol]

mia

[blogishdaj]

Claw 3.6 spoilers

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Highland: *bleeding out"

Valentina:

[zachdefense]

after years of jokes about Taylor "Babyshooter" Herbert, Wildbow has finally made her complete opposite in Mia "Is anyone gonna raise that kid? too late it's mine" Claw

[rebel-sqrrl]

Huge fan of the big claw at the end of Worm (when Taylor turns into a bug). Really looking forward to the big worm at the end of Claw

[victoriadallonfan]

Wildbow characters who would love sparkling water versus those who hate it

[ishdaj]

Really enjoyed the first chapter of Claw.

Read chapter 1 here: https://clawwebserial.blog/2024/03/09/the-point-1-1/

[rainfrazier]

mia: there’s no way he’s actually into me right. he’s gotta be faking

carson:

[estavionpira]

Oh you like WORM huh? Maybe stop trying to WORM your way into my DMs!

You like PACT? Has it left an imPACT on your social life? Get outta here!

You like TWIG? Have you TWIGged onto the fact that she's not into ya, pal?

You like WARD? Only thing that's doing is WARDing off human companionship!

You like PALE? Your dating market PALEs in comparison to... everyone else's!

You like CLAW? Stop trying to CLAW your way into her heart buddy, it's not gonna happen!

You like SEEK? SEEK bitches!