#headcanon proven canon

[themandolinscrimblo]

I'm so glad we got the latest deleted scene from Sonic 3 cuz my next headcanon/theory was gonna be how Eggman is a Twitch streamer, and that's why he knows the terms "trauma dumping" and "entered the chat".

[s-aint-elmo]

part 2 of my pining falin agenda aka I STAND WITH MARCILLE THAT DRESS WAS CUNT

part 1

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[pianokantzart]

My Theory on Pachacamac and The Iblis Trigger

There is talk about how much they changed Pachacamac from a warmongering, power hungry tribal leader, to a goofy grandpa figure, but I think the truth of Pachacamac's nature might be somewhere between the two interpretations. Despite his friendliness, you can't forget he did lead a clan that wiped out the owls with a singleminded focus on capturing Sonic and reclaiming The Master Emerald. Pachacamac, now a ghost, has visited Knuckles to tell him he needs to expand his tribe. There are no other echidnas left, so he asks the sole survivor to take on an apprentice. "Show him our customs, teach him our traditions, and soon our tribe will grow once again."

There is no acceptance or acknowledgement of the fact that the clan's current situation is the result of a bloody feud and the destruction of an entire race besides their own. There is also, unsettlingly, no acknowledgement of Tails, Sonic, or The Wachowskis as members of Knuckles' clan.

While there are questionable elements to Pachacamac's approach, his motivations are at least understandable. Knuckles is a minority– the last of his tribe and the only surviving member of his species, so of course his old chief wants to see their traditions and culture preserved.

Things only get really weird when Pachacamac takes hold of Wade– Knuckles' apprentice and the soon-to-be new addition to their clan–and rewrites history. Rather than the tale of a lone owl that the echidnas hunted down in a quest for power, the story is instead of an entire flock of owls that were the aggressors, killing off Knuckles' tribe and burning down his village for no reason other than for the sake of the slaughter.

Similarly, Knuckles isn't described as a lost child left behind, but a fellow warrior who battled alongside his father until the bitter end.

So, knowing that Pachacamac's version of events is wrought with lies leads to one very serious question: What is the true story of Knuckles' battle with Iblis? If there's one thing we know about The Echidna Clan, it's that they are fixated on raw power. They're a warrior-focused society where the best fighter gets the highest honor and the most privileges. They were the ones who crafted The Master Emerald from the seven chaos emeralds. They were the ones who tracked down Sonic when he was a child with the intention of obtaining his power, before Long Claw wiped them out in her final struggle.

And who else do we know that was accidentally unleashed in a reckless pursuit of power?

Iblis, the raw power of the sun god Solaris. Iblis, who was sealed away within a child using the power of the chaos emeralds.

Now, there's no doubt that "The Flames of Disaster" in the SCU are very different from "The Flames of Disaster" in Sonic 06. In the movie universe the flames are merely a type of wieldable power rather than the name of an apocalyptic event. However... what better way to rewrite the fact that the echidna tribe nearly caused the end of the world and locked an immortal fire demon within an echidna child, than by pretending that The Flames of Disaster is just an inherent ability Knuckles unlocked through an epic battle?

What if "The Flames of Disaster" wasn't a power he obtained through a magnificent fight, but a power he survived after it was thrusted upon him by his elders? ... What if one of the many, many reasons reasons his father didn't let him join the fight was out of fear of what would happen if he cried?

[pjsk-headcanons]

during third year kohane has a massive growthspurt and grows to be the same height as tsukasa, but because of her build she's all legs. she looks like a baby fawn trying to stand 80% of the time.

🔆 anon

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[randomthunk]

I did a survey on my Instagram about what people wanted to see for Inktober, and it turns out a lot of Whouffaldi people still follow me because this fanbase is dedicated af, so I figured I should get some practice in.

[mettywiththenotes]

Love thinking about Bakugou and Tomura interacting because I feel like there's multiple possibilities with how it could go. I'm talking the kind of interaction where they are together in a room with others for some reason (optional) and they have to have something going on between them. On one hand, Bakugou could bring up the kidnapping, get pissed and threaten him (smthg smthg "I've got unfinished business with that bastard") while Tomura just ignores him (smthg smthg "you aren't on my radar anymore"). On the other hand, Tomura could find his anger amusing and rile him up, thus making the situation worse for the people around them (Izuku and All Might probably). Or they both ignore each other, with Bakugou probably throwing him Looks every now and then

When I think about any of these options, the only thing that stays true to The Vision, if just for the shits and giggles alone, is Tomura and Bakugou eventually bonding over talking shit about AFO. And maybe also Izuku's reckless kind heart

[r0b0-writes]

Putting this in its own post:

This word is nakayoshi! As you can see in the picture to the right, this word only has platonic connotations.

There is (currently) no official relationship other than platonic for SCC. (Currently) in canon, they are not stated as siblings or poly or even friends in the canon setting. (And Toby usually always states familial connections between characters).

This art comes from nelnal, who is the character designer, but Toby owns the characters.

Please stop coming into my or others ask boxes saying that your headcanon is canon when it’s so easily disproved by simply looking at the wiki.

[bloggingboutburgers]

My mom, bless her heart, clings to the "you've just never had good sex" stereotype in regards to my likely asexuality. Sure, that may be true, but it's still a stereotype. Plus, it's a bit annoying to have everyone assume that my trauma is the ONLY way that I might be ace, as if I'm broken.

God, yeah, I feel for you... I have it fairly easy, never having been traumatised in that sense in a way that'd blur the lines, but it's gotta be really tough to get across... Not to mention the fact that some people DO identify as ace as a result of trauma as a main reason, which is honestly valid as well, but it does sadly have an effect of blurring the lines for people who identify as such for different reasons...

...I blame the people who assume though. If they'd just stop invalidating one's self-affirmation, and just listen, and trust a person to know themselves, it'd be much better for everyone.

(Also sorry about your mom. A lot of us have probably heard a variation of that one more than once and it's just... UGH)

[random-cattai]

Before TBoB: Bill is a chaotic little shit with all the powers to do what he wants. Give or take the needs to be in the real world and not the mindscape. A bit childish, but he doesn't really have any kind of other perspective, especially with those henchmaniacs. Treats things and people as little toys due to his powertrip mentality and once he's "Bored" off they go. (Bipper) If he was brought down to 0, he'd probably learn a few things or two on the slow regaining of power.

After TBob: He's a poor little meow meow who is shooting himself in the foot every time he's trying to get out and live again. (Who will also let me use my own entrails as a living feather boa for saying such) As he sits and 'rots' in his new home, he's going to slowly grow insane/dead inside (especially since he's already in a bargaining state) and be that one character who's in the background cutting paper and then stretch it out to be multiple dead humans (or dead Bills) with an un-amused look on his face. Would probably either grovel back to Ford ("I've CHANGED Fordsy!~" to Reincarnated Ford #???), or take instant revenge once he's done his time...and scream bloody murder on the return to his cell.

[bumblingbabooshka]

‘tis i, nonbinary transfem tuvok enthusiast and recently i’ve been pondering the dynamic between her and transmasc b’elanna torres…. i love thinking of them having long conversations together about gender and cultural histories and their life paths and mental issues (real)

also tuvok’s quote of “there is nothing wrong in choosing to live” would be such an emotional statement to tell b’elanna who canonically has depression (they just like me fr). anyways these are my thoughts today take care my friend!! <3

I don't personally see Tuvok as being a positive person for B'Elanna to talk to about much of anything personal without like, some sort of change to how they interact with one another since I think he'd both intentionally and unintentionally antagonize her BUT I can absolutely see them looking at each other and feeling the gender envy even before they know what that particular sensation is. Knowing B'Elanna I bet she'd worry she has some kind of weird crush on him hehehe~ Someone starts a group for queer members of the crew to meet but it seems like more of a dating thing and they're all human and no one else is trans so B'Elanna leaves and runs into Tuvok and is like "Oh! I didn't see you in there." because it's common knowledge by this point that Tuvok's trans but Tuvok just does that 'obviously.' look and goes "...No." so B'Elanna leaves her alone but they happen to run into each other next week and the week after and it eventually becomes an unofficial thing and it's a real rollercoaster. It's a real russian roulette of what kind of a time you're gonna have - sometimes it ends in a fight and sometimes it ends in the most insightful realization you'll ever have. Such is life on Voyager... Thank you so much and I hope you have a wonderful day too~!!

[aza-trash-can]

Egeria:*finds little Neuvi in the vishap realm* Neuvi:*completely chill and not freaking out like literally any other child would be* Egeria: wtf

[bonnie-bug]

"you'd have to be a throne or a dominion, or above" and he opens the file anyway SERAPH CROWLEY REAL??????? MY BELOVED HEADCANON SERAPH CROWLEY REAL?????????????

[sonicprim3d]

Also since I got on the topic I think now is a good time to point out, even if I've done it before which I can't remember if I have or not, that the only member of the Deadly Six to have survived meeting Sonic is Zavok-

[gemharvest]

I'm very scared to give FNaF movie theory videos a chance bc like. The last time I cared abt the game lore was before the Gregbot bullshit and that stuff was kinda my breaking point with the newer (Steel Wool era specifically) games, and I realllyyy do not want to listen to a guy pull the most convoluted ideas from the books n shit as if they inherently mean anything for the movies.

I know the thing with FNaF now is that the plot is basically the equivalent of like 40 shoe strings tied together in the most tangled, impossible to separate knot, and that, despite the fact the books were originally supposed to be separate from the games, both the books and the games inform eachother to an upsetting degree, but like. Fuck, come on man. Aren't any of you tired of the state the game lore is in? Can the movies pleeeaaase just be based on the first three games.

Anyways I'm glad Micheal is not an Afton and has his own shit going on (even if tied to Afton but I was expecting that from the start I think). I really hope that they don't involve the "cofounder Henry Emily" shit and instead there's a different connection to Afton, that or the movies at least don't carry the Henry Emily name over because god would the theories be even more insufferable. (William gets a pass bc his name is cool and yeah ig that's a biased statement. He got his own cover name in the movie separate from the books' cover name so we can just throw away the Henry Emily name it's fine.)

I think if the second movie were to make Micheal an Afton it'd be so disappointing. I like the movies being their own thing while inspired by the first three games outside of references to stuff beyond that. I don't think everything needs to be shoved into the FNaF lore amalgam that constantly makes things more confusing. Let's just have one continuity that's clear that you dont need to force into being a clue at hidden game lore or that game lore inherently means [xyz] for the movies outside of obvious stuff carried over.

[usefulspork]

THIS IS PEAK THIS IS PEAK THIS IS PEAK

My headcanons for nightwing powers. Specifically before they moved to the volcano

[musezieren]

... Just saying... Bhaal makes his cultists true addicts to murder, and considering that their lives are not that fulfilling beyond murder orgasm highs... yeah... uhm... this also explains why people join the cult that involves only suffering for victims and murderers equally...