#i love charts

[freyadragonlord]

!! spoilers for the end of SCTIR novel !!

I made a chart to track how many characters in the sctir universe have Yoohyun's face, and how they are connected to each other:

It's a very popular face!!

[olivethetiger]

trying to explain Trollhunters lore to my friends

[giasfclfubrehber-ice-e]

Being queer and liking math/stats is doing pride flags charts

(Non-binary, more or less aroace, lesbian, ace)

[impending-day]

charts. charts for the au

[nocturnalghoul]

I am being so normal planning out my Mushy May ficlets 😊 (by that I mean I several charts and graphics analyzing how often I use each ghoul, as well as how often they are paired up with a certain ghoul outside of general pack dynamic pieces)

Dew/ Mountain as characters are over represented and Rulti/ghoulettes as pairings are over represented but I’m honestly not mad about that. I wasn’t really going for balance, I just was curious

(data is from the 18/31 prompts I’ve thought up ideas for so far. My goal was to do at least half the prompts total but I still got another few prompts I might try out so yay extras)

[spirit-pyrite]

Oh! You could use this like a incident report! Or fill it out for describing an oc! That’s pretty cool O:

Hello i'm a normal person here's some stuff i drew to illustrate different traits different "person getting controlled" tropes can have

[chick-it-out]

[peeperscreeperz]

The rest of my Mane 6 ship kids!!

Appleshy and Twishy

Raripie and Raridash!

Lastly but not least, pinkiedash!

I MAY MAKE MORE SHIP KIDS BUT for now I’m fixating on these guys specifically

[sabertoothwalrus]

my chilshi marriage comic is not only about to become my most popular dungeon meshi comic, but one of my most successful art posts ever??? which first of all I'm very grateful! I'm just really shocked cause 1. gen stuff tends to do better than ship, at least for this fandom 2. I didn't think that many people liked chilshi????

[ciderjacks]

despite Laios low self esteem making him think that if he’d been eaten, Chilchuck and Marcille wouldn’t have helped Falin,

theres a small part of me that thinks the reason Chilchuck stayed with the party and went back in the dungeon in the first place was because he didn’t want to leave Laios alone. That Laios was moreso the reason he stayed.

[galactic-rhea]

Well, she isn't wrong,,,,,

Star Wars dialogue! I bet you were expecting something serious, sorry to disappoint nkjdsfnlkdfjsnsdf, anyways this is a really messy one, it's silly!

More of this AU >>>: first ||| second || next

[farsight-the-char]

CHARTS CHARTS CHARTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

UNLIMITED CHARTS!!!!

[waitineedaname]

now that i've finished tgcf i can make memes about all three books! i was tempted to put binghe at the absolute center because he could easily go into any quadrant at different points in his life, and both lwj and hua cheng could swing jock, but i think the most important thing is that wei wuxian is all four at once. somehow.

[deimcs]

THE DRAGON AGE SAGA + elven companions.

[bucketofcursedbooks]

I love you lost media I love you video essays I love you iceberg chart videos I love you archive sites I love you old web I love you media leaks I love you reference book section I love you obscure and strange history I love you Wikipedia

[wilcze-kudly]

I firmly believe that the Desert is one of Katara's strongest episodes as a character. But not because it portrays the rest of the Gaang as "worse" than her, eg how people will talk about her having to babysit "a blind girl, her high brother and Aang who is throwing a tantrum" and drag them out of a desert.

No, the Desert is wonderful because it shows us the Katara's unbreakable spirit and her resilient hope.

It gives us a wonderful look into Katara's psyche while she is under incredible duress. This episode is almost purely shown to us from Katara's perspective, and that was an excellent choice. Katara drives this episode.

We often associate hope with a more delicate, etheral feeling. But here, Katara exhibits a determined, powerful version of hope. A hope that spites a world that seems against her. A hope that Katara creates for herself, and for her companions.

Katara : [Grabs her head in annoyance.] Ugh ... We're getting out of this desert, and we're going to do it together! Aang, get up. Everybody, hold hands. We can do this. We have to.

We see Katara's focus on community, as she prioritises keeping the group together. Katara's more collectivist mindset keeps her focused on what matters to her: the group. Especially when the rest of the Gaang lose hope due to how dire their situation is.

Aang: What's anyone else doing?! [Pointing his staff at Katara.] What are you doing‌?! Katara : Trying to keep everyone together. Let's just get moving. We need to head this direction.

This episode doesn't exactly seek to frame Katara as more competent as the rest of the Gaang. It does something much more important. It shows us how deep her hope goes, how powerful her determination is, how strong her drive is. And that's why I adore it

Katara's character is strong enough to shine without putting down other characters, guys. It only draws our attention away from her strengths to the percieved flaws of the other characters.