#future rogue

[bumblebeehug]

um yeah so remember how natsu's fighting rogue, and as he's about to finish him off, there's this flashback of future natsu and future lucy fighting against the 10 000 dragons? for the longest time i've assumed that it's rogue's memory we're watching, he's kinda watching it all happen and he realises that natsu won't give up in this world either. but it hit me that it's natsu who's seeing this vision. like, rogue sees it too, but in the plethora of magic power they're both exchanging, maybe it's enough for natsu to "connect" with rogue.

and that makes me think about how heartbreaking it must have been for natsu to realise that he couldn't save lucy in the future and live. he got eaten by a dragon in that last scene, and that's what prompted future lucy to go back in time, just for her to get murdured by future rogue. i'm convinced that that final vision was enough for natsu to put in his last magical energy in that blast to beat f!rogue. he couldn't lose. he didn't afford to lose.

and i imagine it was that determination that gave enough power (combined with the 12 zodiacs) to break the eclipse gate. not even the power itself, but the intent behind it. hadn't he seen that vision right before they crashed into the gate, it wouldn't break. he needed that reason for it to work. the intent behind the magic determines the results of the blast (also why no one in fairy tail kills people, despite their extreme powers. unless the intent to kill is behind the blast, people can make it out alive.) (that's just a headcanon though)

[dragongodryss]

Dragonslayers on Assumptions

No one has assumed Serena is attracted to them, he's projecting.

[lilacharbour]

Rogue but his poses are based on Barok Van Zieks’ sprites. Mainly inspired by the fact they both wear cloaks and have scars over their noses.

+ Sting based on one of Kazuma’s sprites

[chocor0se]

the worst/best part about a villain or maybe just a character who’s done bad things you can understand, is that although their acts were and are wrong, what would you have done in their shoes? would you have made the “right choice” or would you have done the same thing they had done. at the end of the day, people’s actions are caused by what has happened to them, and for many villains i might’ve done the same thing.

[anteakwa]

the fairy tail fandom is dead but i’ll post anyway

based on that one snapcube clip

[heartfilia-source]

⏳⌛️ Future Lucy; Future Rogue ❤️🖤

[castkorb]

I have a Question!! What if Future Rogue looks in your Art style just wondering and what if Sting meet Future Rogue what's going to happen next?

I have in fact drawn him before, not as much as I'd like to though, I should change that

As for Sting and f!Rogue meeting, by all accounts it should've happened imo, why else introduce the plot point of him stealing Sting's powers?? But then again it wouldn't be a work of mashima if there weren't a number of plot holes all around ☠️

I've given it a lot of thought but surprisingly I can't pick a single scenario, part of me thinks f!Rogue didn't care about meeting Sting or not because in his corrupted, unfeeling self he thinks he doesn't care about him anymore. The other part thinks maybe f!Rogue had actually wanted to stay as far from Sting as possible because he was scared of his will faltering if they met, because maybe the shadow doubted its control over Rogue in front of his light.

On the scenario of Sting finding of this as it was happening instead of afterwards like in canon, he would've undoubtedly gone after f!Rogue himself, the catch is I don't think he would've had a plan at all, just fled at the thought of Rogue in danger. Maybe he would've tried to save f!Rogue but I don't think he'd been able to.

[fairytailrenders]

[nezuko-kamad]

Fairy Tail Futures (Eclipse Gate Arc 7 years ago)

Sting Alive in AU

[sillylittlecat1]

Felt silly might delete later

[dragongodryss]

I don't know which one I love most these are awesome!

Is Frosch okay though? (Bottom left)

[mwagneto]

doctor who viewers that aren't hungarian don't even know that they. they dubbed the psychic paper saying "you're hot" as . "i'm horny"

[dragongodryss]

Rogue having a go at Future Rogue.

Future Rogue doesn't care.

They're inside their shadows and having a civil conversation, by which I mean Rogue hasn't thrown hands yet because Future Rogue would kick his ass.

Sketch and alternative version under the cut.

[lilacharbour]

It's kinda fun to think about Rogue trying to teach Sting to enter his own shadow in a non-life threatening situation, because how do you begin to teach something that you've been able to do since you were 5.

Whereas for Sting it's as close to the opposite of his usual magic that you can get and how are you supposed to interpret advice like 'feel the gravity'

[scottxlogan]

@giftober 2024 | Day #9: "Numbers". 10. The number of movies in which Hugh Jackman has been Wolverine in X-Men movies.

[dukeofthomas]

I find the fact that the confrontation at the end of UTRH is often summarized as Jason asking Bruce to kill the Joker for him fascinating.

Because that's not what happened.

Jason holds a gun up to Joker's head, gives Bruce another, and tells him that if Bruce doesn't do something (shoot Jason), he will kill Joker.

Jason doesn't give the gun to Bruce so that he would shoot Joker. He isn't expecting Bruce to pull the trigger on the clown. He's asking Bruce to do nothing. To be inactive. Because that will still be a choice, and despite having done nothing, everybody clearly agrees that Bruce would still, at least in part, be responsible for Joker's death.

...And to me, this moment is a kind of- microcosm, of the rest of Jason's point. Because after being captured and carted off to Arkham, the villain will escape again, and will kill more people. The only way to truly prevent that from happening would be to kill them; Bruce refuses to do so, and I respect his right to choose such a thing for himself, but it is still a choice, and if we agree that Bruce's inaction during the confrontation would leave him at least partly responsible for the Joker's death, then we must also agree that his inaction in permanently preventing the Rogues from killing more people means he is also, partly, responsible for all of those deaths.