#exploding rats

[artmolonara]

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[opportunistic-opposum42]

You deal with your emotions in a healthy way? *scoff* get a toad of this loser

(I cast exploding rats against you under my breath)

[ani-craft]

[m340700]

it was gonna happen eventually

[nyawrler]

special day for this freak

[ratgrinders]

what things would make you choose the rage star ill start

working retail

[spellboundcrown]

maybe Helio wouldn't have let this happen

now with sequel

[lovesbooksdoesntread]

i definitely want the ratgrinders to find redemption however i do really like the posts that have brought up that they kind of need their asses handed to them in this battle and the bad kids are so weary and over it at this point in just their high school careers they can't be bothered trying to "fix" them in this moment they need to save the world AGAIN

all that said i think now that ankarna is coming back likely in her uncorrupted form thanks to fig as a goddess of JUSTICE, my hopes and dreams are that she will see the deaths of these CHILDREN manipulated and used as pawns by cruel and selfish adults as DEEPLY unjust and because the ratgrinders were still devoted to her in some way, she will revive them herself, offering them a second chance bc i think that is what is ultimately fair and right

[notllorstel]

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Behold! My section for TRG KAYF Collab Animatic ✌️;P

Done for and during the D20ZineJam month🫶 Check out all the other cool (68) zines everyone else cooked up for the Charity Bundle! (pwyw)

[scootersscooter]

I love Donald Davenport because yes all his actions are uniquely fucked up but at least at the start they came from a place of concern. Concern that children were being used as weapons of mass destruction. Concern of how he was going to raise them safely without them hurting themselves of others. And gradually over time that concern started focusing less on them and more on himself. How he could use their bionics to find a solution to things. How in order to do that he would have to distance himself from his kids. Stop seeing them as fully human children because they were capable of so much more. It drove him to become the one thing he didn't want to be. The one thing he wanted to stop. It doesn't matter if he went about it the "right way" he still molded his children into soldiers who would never be able to truly connect with their peers in the way that they longed for.

[donkeys-waffles]

I love that AFO can manipulate his appearance, it's so great to me... It makes me wonder if that's what his appearance now is, a manipulation. I like to think that he made small changes to make himself look more 'demon king' like. Like getting rid of his pupils as an example.

I like to think that his nature eye color isn't white, but green like his brother's, and obviously that he has a crap ton of freckles (can you really expect me not to though...) And he's always hated them because they make him look 'soft', (I've never seen an intimidating person with freckles.)

Izuku being born with his freckles is the only reason he's ever liked them; he loves them actually.

And I love the idea of AFO always saying that Izuku got his eye color from his uncle, when in reality Izuku got it from both AFO and his brother.

I think AFO held his brother on a pedestal, relying on him solely to meet his emotional needs while Yoichi relied on AFO for his physical needs. AFO degrades his brother, but that's a mask, much like the rest of his exterior, to show that he has nothing of importance to lose. And with that, I feel like AFO, who forced himself to play the monster his entire life for survival, doesn't believe he deserves to share Yoichi's eyes.

Yoichi's eyes are kind, warm, so are Izuku's. And AFO has never seen himself as either, in his mind he's only ever seen himself as a monster, nothing remotely close to human, incapable of human emotion.

So, instead, he says that Izuku solely got his eyes from Yoichi... Because they're kind and human and he isn't.

[pyrajanison]

Working on an animatic with Crispin being voiced by Steve Buscemi, as his character is modeled off the actor. This is a very rough WIP. There is going to be more bits, and I will have to adjust the aspect ratio to something larger. Also my character PJ is gonna make appearances throughout, as well as others from Thorney Towers.

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[suggru]

i love satosugu abd also fish.... fitch...... mfbfbdnfbfmvfkfbkfbfjfbfkfnrjfbfjgb

the flowers are forget me nots, which symbolize true love and loyalty, along with the obvious 'dont forget me, love me forever' meaning that comes with their name. i think these flowers represent their relationship pretty well : ) even if its ironic : )

[burnsopale]

A Scarlet Pimpernel conundrum that lives rent free in my brain:

According to Sally Dugan, Orczy continued to write Pimpernel books mostly because her publishers kept asking for them and they were paying her bills (I call it Conan Doyle syndrome)

Dugan says that Orczy couldn't keep using Marguerite as the protagonist because convention demanded that she stay at home as a good little wife (boo!)

In her search for other potential POV characters, Orczy usually used one of the innocents that Percy is going to rescue, but matching them all in frequency is, unusually, recurring villain Chauvelin

(Quick aside to mention that the members of the League are usually out as POV characters because they know too much, note that when they are given the POV, they tend to be chafing against Percy refusing to share the details of his current plan with them. Percy is almost entirely out as a POV character because he's a trickster type hero and having access to his thoughts would kill the tension. That's also the reason why having the villain as a main POV character works; the question is never IF Percy will win, but HOW, so we must know all the difficulties in his way but not how he intends to overcome them.)

Once Chauvelin becomes a POV character he is immediately written much more sympathetically, from his very first scene in Elusive where he is shown to be vulnerable (threatened by Robespierre), cool (doesn't care about the threat) and admirable (his motivation is contrasted positively with Robespierre's). From this book onward, he has stopped taking snuff (trauma lol), stopped cackling evilly, and the hand-rubbing has gone from a diabolical gesture to a sign of his excessive nerves. He is shown to be increasingly traumatized by Percy's almost superhuman luck and skill, he is constantly exhausted and almost hysterical with nerve-strain, and he is continually contrasted as a true believer in the cause against his power-hungry, selfish, stupid colleagues. In Elusive especially he is heavily paralleling Marguerite. What I'm asking is, did Orczy miss her female protagonist so much she started writing Chauvelin the same way???

[bornetoblood]

thinking about V.VIII Pater again. I like him. #1 Corporate Bootlicker. Apparently he can get mean with it though. Good. Very glad. I like how hard he can flip. He's so funny for that.

[avalon-author]

BREAKING NEWS: THE OTHER RAT GRINDERS DIDN'T WILLINGLY ACCEPT THE RAGE CRYSTALS!?!?! KIPPERLILLY COPPERFUCK---- WHEN I GET YOU!