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[gyalnextdoor]

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[fangpunk]

Hero Archetrope - a archetrope identity for when one is or is like the archetype/trope 'Hero', or otherwise heavily identifies with or experiences this character model in a way that is central to their identity.

etymology: hero, archetrope (link)

requested by: @pwuppiboy

[ID: 4 rectangular flags, the 2nd and 4th being identical to the 1st and 3rd respectively, but without the symbols. the 11 stripes of the 1st go up diagonally, forming into a triangle in the centre, and are of varying sizes; thick, medium, thick, thin, thick, thickest, & mirrors. the 13 stripes of the 3rd flag are horizontal and of varying sizes; very thin, medium x5, thickest, & mirrors. the colours of the 1st flag go as such from top to bottom and mirrors: dark purple, dark lavender, lavender, dark red, red-pink, pastel yellow. the 3rd flag is the same, but with darker purple on the first and last stripes. the symbol on the 1st flag is in the bottom centre while the 3rd flag has it in the centre, and the symbol is a circle with two water droplets, one filled and the one behind it an outline, with cracks near the bottom. the symbol is coloured dull gold. End ID]

[imbecominggayer]

What Are Archetypes And How To Use Them!

Character archetypes are one of the many tools in a writer's arsenal to write believable and universally relatable characters which transcend geography, time, and culture!

Throughout this post, I will be discussing what archetypes are, how to use them, and how to subvert them.

What Are Character Archetypes?

What are character archetypes? Archetypes are kinda like templates that are grouped into categories depending on their traits, experiences, and actions.

When thinking about "archetypes", your mind may jump to the archetypes in the major Arcana which represent different aspects of life! Like character archetypes, the archetypes represented in the Arcana encompass a multitude of various traits, experiences, and meanings depending on the reader of the tarot or, with character archetypes), interpretations by the author!

Archetypes are meant to transcend time, geography, location, and the differences between other individuals to communicate universal truths about humanity.

But it's important to use archetypes correctly! All characters require character development and if you don't use character development or there isn't enough character then the characters are going to be flat, boring, and unoriginal.

The difference between "stock characters" and "archetypes" is the fact that stock characters aren't meant to be main characters. Stock characters are the strict librarian that tells the lovers to be quiet, the mean bully that gets humiliated, or the MC's lovingly dead mom.

They are static, flat characters who are meant to serve as filler. Archetypes are the foundation to create complex, changing characters!

Mixing Character Archetypes

Most characters fall into multiple character archetypes depending on the perspective that you are looking at. Mixing character archetypes allows your characters to be familiar but not cliche!

Character Archetypes (And How To Subvert Them)

There are way too many archetypes so I'm just going to give a quick run-by!

The Caregiver

The caregiver is a character who selflessly and whole-heartedly supports their loved ones. They often tend to fall into the Mentor role, the Best Friend role, or something else. It's common to see the Caregiver as an accompanying character to the Hero.

Traits: Selfless, Kind, Compassionate, Honorable, Loving

Pitfalls: Too selfless, tends to lack growth or goals, a bit too dedicated to assholes

Subvert: Caregiver can serve as an enabling force who encourages the Hero or the Villain to follow all of their desires and will force their loved one to deny any healthy accountability for their bad behavior. The Caregiver can be a shallow individual who has a tendency of nearly abandoning the group when things seem hopeless. The Caregiver can show some selfishness

Everyman

The Everyman is your regular Joe-Shmoe who isn't smart enough to be a Mad Scientist but not dumb enough to be the resident Idiot. They aren't particular ugly nor particularly attractive (but they tend to get the love interest anyway). They are kinda average in most respects.

The Everyman is humble and cooperative but not stand out.

Traits: Humble, Hard-working, Grounded, Relatable, Cooperative

Pitfalls: This is the protagonist for 95% of stories. Tends to flail around so much that the audience wonders why they are even needed.

Subvert: The Everyman tends to fall into the Innocent type. Basically, oblivious as all heck and a bystander. The Everyman could be a secret mastermind behind the whole operation and more aware than anyone suspects.

The Creator

Constantly creative and constantly making something. Their creation can be physical (inventor) or in the divine sense. To the Creator, there is nothing that is more important than what they are trying to make, and they are willing to sacrifice themselves and others to reach their goal.

Traits: Obsession, imaginative, strong-willed, egotistical

Pitfalls: The Creator tends to be unsympathetic and not that obviously relatable to the non-creative types.

Subvert: Actually try and make this Mad Scientist or God relatable. Many people have that one thing that they would sacrifice their time and life for whether that be their job, their family, their identity, or their creative pursuits. Connecting that creation to these universal truths will turn your one-dimensional character into a tragedy or masterpiece.

The Explorer

They want to break boundaries, take risks, and travel the world for something new. They yearn for something more than a normal life. They want to find their purpose and they don't believe their purpose lies in the mundane life everyone wants them to live.

Traits: Courageous, independent, nonconforming, driven, curious

Pitfalls: Explorer types tend to be the garden-variety " I want to explore this place". Highly common protagonists.

Subvert: Have the Explorer be a little bit lost in the world. They aren't courageous about their desires and they don't even really know what they want. They just know they don't want to spend the rest of their life here. They are afraid of stagnation. They are afraid of looking back on their life and only being able to feel regret. Make it spiritual. Make it about fear.

The Hero

The Hero rises to the challenge. They can't or refuse to stand by any longer to the injustice surrounding them. They fight the villains.

Traits: Honorable, Justice-Orientated, Strong

Pitfalls: One-Dimensional. "really? another story about Superman going rogue and killing people because angst?"

Subvert: At this point, having a character who is genuinely a good person who wants to try and be a good person is a subversion. Seriously, if you can only write an interesting character when they are evil or "morally complicated", they you are putting yourself in a box. They aren't perfect but they try. That's the thesis statement for heroes.

The Innocent

The Innocent is defined by their unending optimism and naivety with a child-life attitude (if they aren't an actual child). The Innocent tends to be the starting place for a character who will eventually have their comfortable life radically shifted by worldly events until their ignorance is swept away from them.

Traits: Trusting, Loving, Sincere, Open, Powerless, Oblivious

Pitfalls: So innocent to the point where they are obnoxious and not relatable to anyone above the age of 7. "Why is a man who has the ignorance of a child the Chosen One?"

Subvert: What if the Innocent isn't this childish person but actually acts serious? A story could have a character going on this journey to become the Innocent in an effort to get rid of their memories of the horrors of life that they have deemed unbearable. And they succeed. The Innocent could be someone whose naivety about the world often has them acting in cruel and insensitive ways.

The Lover

Ranging from the hedonistic players to the dreamy romantics, Lovers are guided by their heart. Like Creators, they also have an all-consuming obsession and dedication, although, in this case, the object of their obsession is the receiver of their love whether that be a person or an object.

They often overlap with the Caregiver.

‍Traits: Devoted, compassionate, caring, protective

Pitfalls: They often tend to be one-dimensional and horribly problematic.

Subvert: The recipient of their love could be an object, a friend, or a family member. Their love could also be demonstrated as purposefully toxic as their codepedent traits have the potential to intersect with Superior Complexes, Inferiority Complexes, and/or Savior Complexes.

The Rags-To-Riches Orphan

While not always a literal orphan, the Orphan starts in a state of poverty and unimportance who transitions into a life of opulence and excitement.

Beyond that, Orphans tend to fall into Found Families, as a desire for belonging often reunites them with either social outcasts or the Riches group.

‍Traits: Survivalists, empathetic, determined, driven

‍Pitfalls:  Another orphan? Really? Wow, you got picked up off the street and became unbelievablely rich? How relatable.

Subvert: The Orphan uses their skills and resources from their time in poverty to secure power, influence, and popularity from the masses as their relatable upbringing, connects to the underground market, and survivalist mentality leads them to be even more cunning and manipulative than the natural-born. The Orphan isn't as innocent and ignorant as everyone seems to think they're. The Orphan falls from their rich status. The Orphan hates their found family and relishes in the opportunity to leave them.

The Rebel

The Rebel leads the charge against flawed leaders and power structures when the balance of society is threatened. They might be the public head of a rebellion, a charismatic outsider, someone who works in the shadows, or just someone whose another James Dean- knock-off.

‍Traits: Natural leaders, courageous, inspiring, strong, charismatic

Pitfalls: Romancization of rebel groups and abusive behaviors as , more often than not, rebel groups establish a new order that is the same or even worse than the previous group.

Subvert: What if we didn't contribute to the massive romantization of rebel authority and instead investigated how extremists groups can manipulate desperate citizens into horrible governments. Because Hitler was a rebel who instigated a national rebellion. What if we explored the topic of co-option as previous signs of rebelliousness and civil rights are being commercialized for right-wing non-pocs and "rebellious" teens?

The Mentor

The Mentor is the character who is typically off in the corner, training the protagonist with life advice such as "life happens man" and "if you klll a killer, that's somehow worse than being that killer".

Because writers don't know how to write actual wisdom so they copy facebook quotes and look up a thesarus for some "fancy" words

‍Traits: "Wise", caring, patient, insightful, rational

Pitfalls: "Author! Arthor! This a serious topic with a huge diversity of variables and an imperfect solution as humans are inherently imperfect! This advice seems really oversimplified and kinda biased!

Subvert: What if the mentor's teachings are revealed to be heavily biased and based on misinformation which is reflective of the mentor's upbringing? What if the mentor is secretly working with the antagonist to feed the fledgling Hero with false beliefs? What if the mentor genuinely hates the Hero but is still on Team Good Guys?

[melabea]

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[a-dragons-journal]

On Questioning An Archetrope

So I'm turning over the concept of a potential paladin (or something similar) archetrope in my brain now.

I have... kind of always viewed myself as a guardian. I've been the Mom-friend, the one people go to for advice, for practically as long as I can remember. I have a protective streak a mile wide, partly due to my territorial instincts from my dragonself. I don't really want to talk about it publicly, but suffice to say that growing up I had what I would now, for lack of better words, call a rich imagined reality wherein I (and my few closest friends, though I hung onto it the longest) was a capital-G Guardian, a hero of blade and armor, a protector of the world.

Later on, in high school, those same friends and I took on a more realistic protective streak, primarily in the form of a habit of adopting girls who a) had just been through bad breakups and/or b) were being harassed/stalked by creepy boys and literally bodyguarding them throughout the day. I still fantasize about scenarios where I get to protect people, often strangers, on a regular basis, for no real reason other than it makes me feel good. I want to be that. I want to be a protector, a shield and sword for those who need it.

My first D&D character was a paladin, and a fairly stereotypical one (although not fully Lawful Stupid). Shail is a tiefling who was abandoned at a temple doorstep as a baby after they were born, raised by one of the priests as their father, and later took up arms after being inspired by a visiting paladin and took the Oath of Devotion. They were my first experiment with they/them pronouns. I am realizing their choice of class may also have been a bit of projection.

I don't know how much of this is inherent to me and how much is something I chose and how much is something I want to choose.

A brief tangent: it so happens that I very recently saw the musical Man of La Mancha, which is based on Don Quixote. While I was vaguely familiar with the story of Don Quixote, I'd never actually read or seen it in full in any form until now. I did not expect to be as touched by it as I was. Don Quixote is... for all we often make fun of him for the windmill incident, ultimately I think Don Quixote is someone we could all stand to learn from, and perhaps even to aspire to. To stubbornly, doggedly, adamantly adhere to honor and justice and a view of the world where good prevails in the end, to fight for what's right no matter the odds, to swear yourself to these things despite the way the rest of the world laughs at you - perhaps the world would be a better place if more of us were Don Quixote in this.

"A quest?" "How you must fight? And it doesn't matter whether you win or lose, if only you follow the quest."

"To dream the impossible dream. To fight the unbeatable foe. To bear with unbearable sorrow. To run where the brave dare not go. To right the unrightable wrong. To love pure and chaste from afar. To try when your arms are too weary. To reach the unreachable star."

Perhaps the recency of this exposure to Don Quixote, and my thoughts and feelings about it and about him as a character, is influencing how I'm reacting to the exposure to archetropy. Or perhaps my reaction to Man of La Mancha is indicative of my resonance with Don Quixote as someone I would argue has an archetropal identity (if of the Knight Errant rather than of the Paladin, though the two really aren't that different) himself. Perhaps both.

Either way, I think it's an admirable thing to take up such a mantle in the face of the world's cruelties - to take up the Guardian's armor and sword again, illogical as it may be, and to aspire to such a lofty ideal as this despite the way the world may consider it foolish or daft.

(And there I go getting poetic prose-y again. Perhaps that's also part of why the paladin archetype appeals to me, ha. I have been known to monologue.)

Even my job can be argued to fall into the paladin - a healer, a helper, a servant who at least tries to value The Good Of The Patient above all else. it's not quite a guardian role - but then, a paladin is often a healer as well.

On top of all of that, there's the fact that when I, out of curiosity and experimentation, put a major problem of indecision I've been facing regarding my current job hunt through the lens of "what would a paladin do," it immediately answered the question with "wouldn't let the difficulty of the task scare them off." Which didn't completely solve my problem, but solves a good solid chunk of it.

So it appears that this may be a helpful tool for me. Even if the thought of "what would Xenk Yendar do" is a slightly silly one. (And yes, Xenk Yendar is an extremely good representation of what paladin looks like to me - and perhaps it's telling that I really latched onto him as a character almost instantly upon watching Honor Among Thieves.)

Perhaps my one big hesitance to latch onto the paladin archetype is the religious connotation of a paladin - while I suppose my relationship with Asclepius could qualify, under the "paladins are also often healers" thought, Asclepius does not cover most of what draws me to the paladin archetype. But a paladin doesn't always have to be religious; in D&D paladins technically draw their power from their oath, Xenk Yendar comes up as an example of a paladin who doesn't obviously seem to have a particular god, and besides none of the alternative archetypes I'm finding or coming up with fit quite as well. The Knight Errant is close, but requires wandering in a way I am thoroughly uncomfortable with (I am still a territorial beast at heart) and also implies seeking evil rather than defending from it.

So... perhaps that's not as big a block as one might think. I'm going to chew on this a while longer, and I'm certainly open to suggestions on similar archetypes for my consideration, but... I might have tripped into a new alterhuman identity. Oops.

[aestherians]

Hero's Lament

Inspired by Vyt's "Archetropy" panel and Rani's "On Questioning An Archetrope" essay

Word count: ~600

Estimated reading time: 4-5 minutes

What is a hero? Someone who fights for glory, fame, and wealth? Someone who fights for the greater good? An idol or icon? A humblebragger? Someone who saves cats stuck in trees and never speaks a word about their deeds?

Yes.

Yes, all of that, and more.

'The Hero' is an archetype as old as humanity itself, and it speaks to desires that live in all humans (and nonhumans raised by humans). To be loved, to not live in fear, to aspire for something better, whatever that may be. To make the world a bit better.

The Hero is a paradox; a walking contradiction. Her greatest desire is peace, yet she lives and breathes conflict. What will the Hero do when the war is won? Find a new fight? Or stop being a hero?

Life is one conflict after another, and I complain when I can't get a moment's rest - one issue is solved, two more take its place, like Heracles battling Hydra. Except, the Hero doesn't win when he kills the Hydra. He becomes restless, aimless, pointless. What do you do when the quest has ended, but 'questing' is in your blood and bones?

I complain about my endless battles, but peace leaves me frazzled, more than anything. When I'm at war, my existence has a point - when I'm at war, I can rest in my existence. When I'm at war, I know my role, and my endless search for a unified identity takes a break.

When the Hero is at war, the Hero is at peace.

What, then, does the Hero fight for? Not for the greater good, but for self-fulfillment? That is the original meaning of the word:

A hero is a real person or a main fictional character who, in the face of danger, combats adversity through feats of ingenuity, courage, or strength. [...] The original hero type of classical epics did such things for the sake of glory and honor. Post-classical and modern heroes, on the other hand, perform great deeds or selfless acts for the common good instead of the classical goal of wealth, pride, and fame. The antonym of hero is villain. "Hero," Wikipedia, retrieved today

What sets classical heroes and villains apart is not our motive - we are both just fulfilling our nature. What sets us apart is outsiders' interpretations of us. We are classified, less by our drives and desires and our actual feelings, and more by how strangers like or dislike us.

What makes me a 'hero' is not my drive to act. It's my desire to be liked. My fear of being disliked. Like the villain, I crave conflict in life, but unlike the villain, I only join conflicts where I have decent chance of coming out the other side looking good.

But it comes at a cost. Can you believe it? That concerning yourself with being appealing to others, and with joining the conflicts others want you to join, has a cost?

The Hero is an idol. The Hero fights, because fighting is her lifeblood, but the Hero fights for others, because simply joining random street fights won't win you any love or fortune. And because the Hero fights for others' sake, the Hero is idolized. And idols don't have personhood.

The Hero reduces himself to an object, because being a well-like object still beats being a maligned villain. The Hero sacrifices autonomy for acceptance. Heroes don't exist without idolatry and objectification, in the most basic sense of the words. The Hero may as well be a helpful footstool.

But at least, at last, the Hero is liked.

[fazbears-warehouse]

SCOTT SUMMERS ID PACK

requested by @666godsperfectidiot!

Names: Amanda, Brett, Douglas, Lisa, Michelle, Nathan, Owen, Robin, Ryan, Shannon, William

Pronouns: hero/heroes, laser/lasers, cy/cyclops, mutant/mutants, red/reds, yellow/yellows, arctic/arctics, lover/boy, heart/hearts, super/supers, save/saves, justice/justices

Identities: X-Men Occuden, Superpoweric, Mutadynic, nouryic, Alderdex, Superhuman, PHOSLASERIAL / PHOSLASER, Mutantkin, Lawgender, Justicein, JUSTICEVESI, heroian, Heroic, Wellwritheroic, Heronatured, Assigned Hero at Birth | AHeAB, Hero Loving Hero, Justice4Justice/J4J, Heroigender, Superhero fictiself, Hero Archetrope, Heroseon

[birdbrain-npts]

SheZap [SheZow] ID Pack

Pt: SheZap [SheZow] ID Pack /end pt

[ themes of radiation / toxicity / biohazards, villainy / antiheroism, with feminine and/or nonhuman leaning terms ]

Names: A.L.A.R.A., Alara, Aneeza, Basil, Bast, Bastet, Beryl, Cruella, Emerald, Fern, Flora, Harley, Hela, Hyde, Ivy, Jade, Jekylll, Leo, Leopard, Maleficent, Moss, Namir, Poison, Quinn, SheZap, Verde, Zap

Pronouns: antihero/antiheros, bio/bios, biohazard/biohazards, corrupt/corrupts, green/greens, hero/heros, leo/leopard, leopard/leopards, rad/radiation, rad/rads, radiation/radiations, shadow/shadows, toxic/toxics, vill/villain, villain/villains, ☢️/☢️s, ☣️/☣️s, ⚠️/⚠️s, ⚡/⚡s, 🟢/🟢s, 🧬/🧬s, 🪞/🪞s

Titles: prn who [dis]appears in shadows, prn who is a clone, prn who is called by a whistle, prn who is mistaken for another, prn who is proud of prns evilness, prn who owns the beautility belt / killer curling wand, prn with super strength, prns evilness, the anti-hero, the clone, the mirror image, the misunderstood hero, the villain

Genders: Evilgloatingtropic, Evilcountertropic, Evillexic, Affablyeviltropic, Evildoublic, Evilbodiment, Instigirl, Fenweapaotic, Femgxrl, Femgxrlthing, Maliciffin, Hazardffin, Radioactiffin, Scaryffin, Evilffin, Transanomal, Anomalgirl, Nonhumanic

Other ids: Desirevil, Evil Superman Archetrope, Dissofemvoice, Feminine, Panfemnominal, Inhuman, Molly, Nonhuman Perspesquqe, Nonhumansensus, Bianthro

Words in bold are Names, Pronouns, Titles, Genders, and Other ids respectively

Requested by Anon

Tagging @id-pack-archive

[therianomalocaris]

the othercon archetrope panel really made me think more about my own archetypal identity and i think i'm gonna call it like... the Dark Prince?

i guess i can just call it The Prince because that's what i am, in a homestuck sense. but i feel like saying "yeah i'm a Prince" conjures way softer images to most people than the sheer force i have in mind when i say it. but maybe adding "dark" in front of it feels too edgy and too inherently evil?

the thing that comes to mind for me is, an oppositional force. ruling over something, not as a necessarily evil person but definitely not in a benevolent way. using your power over the thing you rule to your ends, to bring down whatever it is that would try to stop you. there's a militaristic sense to it, because "prince" comes from the roman title "princeps" that when used alone most often designated centurions in command of a unit.

or, in a more general fiction archetype sense, a character who is a young masculine royal and opposes the hero in a significant way. right now the only characters i can think of are Prince Zuko from atla and Prince Lotor from voltron though... idk i'm just rambling, it's a part of my identity i haven't really thought about as much.

[megashadowdragon]

Jaguar & Tezcatlipoca's Reunion Photo Tour!

Commentary: You can consider this a spiritual successor to Babylonia Omake: Jaguar Man's Último Adios.

"

Jaguar PELIGRO!!!

Commentary:

You thought I was out of Jaguar Memes? You're wrong! I just saved the best for last.

As a loyal minion of Tezcatlipoca, Jaguar Man joining up with Quetz is kind of like the pet (or No. 2) of the villain shacking up with the protagonists for an episode. It's a cute change to the dynamic, but you know it can't last because that mutt's only really doing that out of convenience until the status quo kicks back in.

So Quetz treating her with suspicion is pretty justified. They've been enemies for an entire mythos and she knows that Jaguar's only trying to kiss up to her because her usual boss isn't around.

Likewise, I'd like to think that Jaguar wouldn't mind getting a good hit in on Quetzalcoatl before scampering off back to the Throne and the Court of the Smoking Mirror. At least, that's how I like to regard their dynamic.

This comic and its punchline were partially inspired by this X-Play sketch. Anyone else remember X-Play? Good times.

The title of the comic is a reference to "Mi Ultimo Adios", the final poem of Filipino writer and national hero Dr. Jose Rizal.

While Cabron technically means "male goat" in Spanish, it is usually used as a catch-all expletive/insult. Please don't recklessly say it in public. I wash my hands of the mater.

Jaguar puts the (True) label after her boss' name to further distinguish him from how his four fellow creator gods Quetzalcoatl, Huitzilopochti and Xipe Totec are alternatively known as the White, Blue, and Red Tezcatlipoca respectively.

Tony the Tiger and Star Trek references. Couldn't resist. Sorry.

We'll be going back to the regular schedule after this strip. I hope you enjoyed these back-to-back marathon miniseries!

Do you guys prefer to call not!Taiga "Jaguar Man" or "Jaguar Warrior"?

"

orojuice commentary More Primeval Villain + Cat Archetrope Adventures! Had this idea since LB7 dropped, but I could never get Georgios to look right for the lead-up panel. That is until I remembered that CE of his. Finding that red waterfall background was also a huge boost since initially, I just placed a blood splatter on the final camera shutter background before the last panel would show the same background before that but without the duo. Much more fun this way. For Quetzalcoatl. According to the 8th Anniversary FGO interview with the creators, the giant robotic ghost that Tezcatlipoca summons for his NP sometimes? Apparently, his illustrator Shou Tajima was given complete freedom to do whatever he wanted for the Sun God's Third Ascension so long as he followed the specifications for the first two. The robotic ghost was his initial submission for that. And yes, this Third Ascension Tezcatlipoca was always that big. Nasu and the other creative heads liked it a lot, but they couldn't find a way to feasibly program it into the typical three Servant line-up. Mr. Tajima was asked to make a more typical Third Ascension in its place. However, while they couldn't have it in the game as a playable sprite, they did model it for use in Tezcatlipoca's First and Second Ascension NP sequences. So if he had, theoretically, transformed into that to fight Quetzalcoatl in this comic, he could've produced roughly this much blood.

spacebattles comments

Mash: Jaguar Man! Tezcatlipoca!

Fujimaru: D-D-Did you just take pictures of a m-murder?

Georgios: That's the scary part, Master. I didn't.

Fujimaru and Mash: Huh?

Georgios: Those pictures you're looking at? All of them were taken at the same spot at roughly the same time. It was supposed to be a photo of them enjoying their day in the city. Then, when I took more shots, I got those images. (shudder) The whole thing just creeps me out. I'm thinking of brining my camera to a temple to have it cleansed or something along the line.

Mash: What could this mean, Senpai?

Fujimaru: I'm not s-

Jaguar Man (passing by): Oh boy, nya! I can't wait to go on that hiking trip! Just you and me, Tez!

Tezcatlipoca: Yup! Just the two of us in the woods! No one to bother us as we enjoy ourselves! Wait, what about Coatl?

Jaguar Man: Nyot to worry! I sent her on a wild goose chase across the Sahara Desert!

Tezcatlipoca: Ha ha! What an idiot!

Fujimaru, Mash and Georgios: …

Georgios: Umm … guys? Do you think that my camera could have been taking photos of the future?

Fujimaru: Georgios? For our remaining sanity, please just drop the subject.

Georgios: But-

Mash: Senpai said to drop it.

[txmpus-edax-rxrum]

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POST TYPES

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stimboards - #stim

art - #art

textpost - #txt

original posts - #time mutters

OTHERKIN

time deity/conceptkin - #horologium

felinekin/domestic cat kin - #felidae

hunter archetrope/hunterkin - #the hunter

ice conceptkin/objectkin/deitykin - #glakiat

big catkin (white tiger, snowleopard) - #panthera

knight archetrope/knightkin - #in shining armor

nekomatakin - #vengeful

demonkin - #azazel

vampirekin - #sanguine

android/robotkin - #unfeeling

FICTIONKIN

mae borowski (night in the woods) - #borowski

polyblank (jazzpunk) - #blank

nepeta leijon (homestuck) - #leijon

enderman (minecraft) - #the end

lugia (pokemon) - #burned tower

the batter (OFF) - #purification in progress

stephen stills (scott pilgrim vs the world) - #stills

dirk strider (homestuck) - #dirk

dave strider (homestuck) - #dave

umbreon (pokemon) - #moonlighting

arceus (pokemon) - #a thousand arms

ruv (friday night funkin) - #ruv

chien pao (pokemon) - #chien pao

sniper (team fortress 2) - #headshot!

ghoulkin (general, tokyo ghoul)/kaneki ken (tokyo ghoul) - #spider lily

hero of time link (legend of zelda: ocarina of time and majora's mask), dark link, and fierce deity link - #hero of time

trainer red (pokemon) - #mt silver

mangle (five nights at freddy's) - #taken apart

princess luna (my little pony: friendship is magic) - #insomnia

twilight sparkle (my little pony: friendship is magic) - #dusk

finn harmaajarvi (dungeons & dragons oc) - #lilium

mew (pokemon) - #origins

the judge (OFF) - #zone zero

[fallen-and-holy]

uhhh questioning an archetrope bc identity can never be easy can it??? /rt It would be an archeguardian bc, well- i've always been a Guardian. As an angel, and as a Fallen, i was a Guardian of the outcast bits of humanity. I was designed to be a Guardian, created for that purpose, though humanity was not the ward that was given to me. No, i chose humanity for myself. To protect is something that was woven into my very essence from the Beginning.

As a nokken, i was the guardian (lowercase, it was never truly official) of my river, and the swamp it led into. In a somewhat feral way, because it was my territory and to an extent a part of me. the humans that lived relatively nearby knew that it was Off Limits, unless you brought a proper gift and minded your own buisness. And if a human decided to move in, as long as they respected the swamp, they'd also go under my protection.

As a dragon, i was the protecter of my thunder/pack, and of our territory. it wasn't much of an official 'job', just me stretching out metaphorical wings to encompass and guard what was mine.

and now,, i still feel like its my job to protect. It feels baked into my DNA, it feels like it's what i was brought onto this earth for. To protect and guide those who dont have anyone else. To find my pack, my people, and to keep them safe. It feels like,, a part of me.

idk if its an archethrope or just,, a coincidental line up of guardianship in past lives? or some hero complex fkjhlakj- but yeah i'll be thinking abt this for a whileeee

[fangpunk]

Anti-Hero Archetrope - a archetrope identity for when one is or is like the archetype/trope 'Anti-Hero', or otherwise heavily identifies with or experiences this character model in a way that is central to their identity.

etymology: anti-hero, archetrope (link)

requested by: @pwuppiboy

[ID: 4 rectangular flags, the 2nd and 4th being identical to the 1st and 3rd respectively, but without the symbols. the 11 stripes of the 1st go up diagonally, forming into a triangle in the centre, and are of varying sizes; thick, medium, thick, thin, thick, thickest, & mirrors. the 13 stripes of the 3rd flag are horizontal and of varying sizes; very thin, medium x5, thickest, & mirrors. the colours of the 1st flag go as such from top to bottom and mirrors: dark purple, dark lavender, lavender, silver, light silver, off-white. the 3rd flag is the same, but with darker purple on the first and last stripes. the symbol on the 1st flag is in the bottom centre while the 3rd flag has it in the centre, and the symbol is a circle with two water droplets, one filled and the one behind it an outline, with cracks near the bottom. the symbol is coloured grey-ish gold. End ID]

[herd-of-creatures]

The cycle of denial and becoming hyperfixatied on something is so real

So anyways how do you do fellow archetrope and conceptkin!! i personally am a hero archetrope and paradox conceptkin 🖤💛

Since both tags can be somewhat empty and these two are more so universal types for the system, I would LOVE to talk more about each on this blog

[candyytime]

cassie hcs ⸺

cassie from crush crush is ply queerhet, xeamel, twink girl, magicaen, & magacaeian, who is hero & magical girl archetrope, fairy regressor, & dragon dreamer, who uses any pronouns with a preference for they/she!

[rwuffles]

specifically for certain things i identify as, archetrope doesn't work — like marauders. they're not necessarily a trope. archetrope just isn't right for me in that sense, even if you think it counts, it's not an archetrope for me. i do identify as an archetrope in other ways ( hero & mage ) but even then, some things just aren't an archetrope of mine. some things also might just not be archetropes for everyone and they may identify with them in a different manner.

i can relate to some of your experiences as an archetrope, but some things aren't an archetrope for me. as a mage & hero, i relate to you when you talk about being a folk healer & connecting to your archetrope. as a marauder, it's separate from that. it is both a profession and something that's intertwined with my very being, my identification with lots of things is atypical from the "usual" / commonly talked about experiences.

sometimes people want separate labels to describe themself, and the usage / existence of occuden doesn't mean that people can't ALSO use archetrope to describe themselves. if you would consider it a type of archetropy, you can consider it that — but just because you & others may consider it that doesn't mean that everyone will. this term was also made for my partner, who doesn't identify as an architect archetrope. i also don't owe any explanation to you, in fact, all of this makes me not want to join or interact with the server you've linked.

i'm also just having trouble explaining it but archetrope just isn't the right term for everyone, occuden is made for where archetrope might not fit. a friend of mine explained how his occudens feel versus his archetropes & i feel like it's a better explanation than i could give:

also I do understand the subtle difference (as an archetrope AND an occuden). for me archetrope is more about my alterhumanity whereas occuden is more about being an introject. my archetropes are roles I embody as if I were playing a character and my life is a movie, whereas occudens are roles that I feels more connected to than the average person because of introjectism and autism, but don't necessarily feel like 'the role I would have in a movie'. i imagine it's different from person to person tho

OCCUDEN．   ➷

pt: occuden. end pt.

⚘   ⌣   definition．

 an identity based on an occupation / job-like role, fictional or real. examples include architects, scholars, scientists and marauders (c:aoa). this identity strongly influences the user & one's identification with the occupation may feel like a bigger part of one's identity than with the average experience someone with the occupation normally has. it is an alterhuman identity that isn't necessarily based in nonhumanity.

pt: definition, an identity based on an occupation/job-like role, fictional or real. examples include architects, scholars, scientists and marauders (century: age of ashes). this identity strongly influences the user and one's identification with the occupation may feel like a bigger part of one's identity than with the average experience someone with the occupation normally has. it is an alterhuman identity that isn't necessarily based in nonhumanity. end pt.

flag parts in the reblogs.

COINER．  the starlit scholar．  ➷

⚘   ⌣   occupation + identity．

TAGS．  @radiomogai @kiruliom @vampitsm @rabidbatboy @seapupz @angeltism @jigumis @zoeynovie @sysnarc @galaxlust @wailingclowns．  ➷