#fantasy shoot

[jenlizrose]

Being a lil model for my bestie getting into her photography ♡

Finished photos pending!!!

[semetarycosplay]

I am in love with this set. Like. I want to keep doing more fantasy fashion where I'm just me but....fantasy. Not a cosplay. Just me, but not. Photos: Katya Nunez Photography

[assassin1513]

🌟Golden Christmas Star🌟

[orionis13]

This moment brought to you by ice feast

[natureaestheticdreams]

the beauty of the night ⋆⋰✩☽⋱⋆

@natureaestheticdreams for more

[emiko-matsui]

What I love about Dimension 20: Time Quangle is that it's advertised as a canon non-canon series of live shows where they don't have a set campaign but play with all their settings and characters, but the world building within these shows established that it does in fact take place in Dimension 20: Fantasy High. Hear me out.

The first time the Dimension 20 audience is introduced to the concept of a time quangle isn't when the cast announces their Time Quangle Tour, but rather in the beginning of Fantasy High's third season. In Junior Year Arthur Aguefort is absent on a trip with his daughter through history and leaves the school in the hands of Arcturus Grix and Jace Stardiamond. It is established that Aguefort has concurrently gotten himself involved in a so-called time quangle on this journey which is the reason why some canonical events in Spyre's timeline has been displaced (with Junior Year and The Seven supposedly taking place at the same time but entailing contradicting events). In every stop of the canon non-canon Time Quangle Tour it is Arthur Aguefort (and at times his daughter Ayda Aguefort, whom we know he's travelling with) that is the guiding force that helps the characters unquangle their universes, which lines up perfectly with the established canon of Fantasy High.

At first Aguefort believes that he accidentally created the quangle by travelling through time, but in the last stop of the Time Quangle Tour we see that Aguefort has begun to doubt this, because if the quangle was simply an unmotivated force he would've been able to sort it out much quicker, but now he realises that the quangle is actively evading him. In this last stop we find out that the one who created the time quangle was Chungledown Bim after failing his quest on hunting down Fabian. The person at the centre of the time quangle, that Aguefort is fighting with throughout Junior Year's run, is Chungledown Bim. Now this does also line up with Fantasy High canon. In Fantasy High's second season Fabian encounters Chungledown Bim for the first time who swears vengeance upon him and vows that he will stop at nothing to hunt him down. We see Chungledown Bim follow through on this vow at the end of the second season when he chases Fabian into the forest of The Nightmare King and during other liveshows in Spyre (AKA boys night). Mysteriously enough however, in Junior Year Chungledown Bim doesn't make a single appearance, something that I, personally, found very strange on my first time watching it, since we know he is enacting his vow to hunt down Fabian. With the revelation in Dimension 20: Time Quangle that it is Chungledown Bim that Aguefort fights throughout the quangle and throughout Junior Year, and the revelation that the quangle was created in the first place to bring Fabian into a place where he could not physically escape from Chungledown Bim, the entire thing slots perfectly into Fantasy High canon and even solves the problem of Chungledown Bim's missing presence in the third season.

In every intro of the Time Quangle Tour Brennan introduced the following story as "canon non-canon", which meant that the following events were somehow canon despite none of the events actually being canon. As well, Brennan refers to all these stories as "divergent timelines and universes." This solves the final piece ever-so neatly in the fact that with the final piece of lore we know that the non-canon part is the characters and settings, which are from divergent timelines, and not the ones shown on Dimension 20's various seasons. However, the canon part is still there. This is still all happening in at least one canon. Fantasy High. A lot of non-canon events from non-canon timelines are happening, but the quangle is still, and always was, canon in Fantasy High. Before the tour even started. This is the time quangle. It aligns with the canon of Fantasy High and even explains the canon of Fantasy High. Chungledown Bim is dead. He died hunting down Fabian, and Fabian doesn't even know about it.

Now, I'm not gonna claim the Time Quangle Tour was all planned as a Fantasy High tie-in by Brennan, that would be ludicrous of me. But... planned or simply inadvertently, Dimension 20: Time Quangle is a new Fantasy High season.

[daily-dragon-drawing]

Bamboo dragon

#76 - 竹子 (zhúzi / bamboo) - They camouflage nicely into a bamboo forest 🎋🌿🌱

[juleteon]

SHOOTING STARS

[shitpostingkats]

Hands down one of my favorite parts of Final Fantasy XV is that making the main villain immortal means that they don't have to come up with convenient excuses as to why him and the main characters can't fight each other until the final act. Like 3/4s of the way through they just start trying to stab him in every cutscene he appears. It doesn't work but boy howdy it doesn't dissuade them.

[justplaggin]

imagine a cdrama where ding yuxi gets to play both the hero and the villain

[faroukmarduk]

[ginpotts]

LOVE GAME IN EASTERN FANTASY 永夜星河 ✧ 2024 ✧ Silly Photo Shoot Extras w/ Ding Yuxi and Yu Shuxin (weibo/tl)

🪷Miss Lin, whether you like it or not you have to marry today 😸Strangle me to death then !

🪷What are you screaming for 😸I want to get off work !

[semetarycosplay]

What would I give to live where you are? What would I pay to stay here beside you? Photos: Katya Nunez Photography

[assassin1513]

⭐️🖤💙⭐️Blue Royal Stars⭐️💙🖤⭐️

[orions-aether]

as a transmasc fabian headcanon truther I had so many idea of what him and pete interacting would be like and none of them were funnier than them fucking hating each other from the word go lmfao

[protemporescitor]

"A wee shooting", he says.

An oopsie-daisy of a killing spree.

A whimsical little mass murder, if you will.

Love ya, Cait, but phrasing.