#i wanna know!

[loren91]

Do we know what song that is they’ve used in the s3 trailer??

[dragons-library]

What was your first book series that you absolutely loved?

Mine was Fallen, it was the first series I finished😅 still has a very special place in my heart.

[wendingways]

Fun Star Wars aesthetic detail: ever notice how the paint colors on Anakin's podracer are blue, yellow and orange? Like the 501st, the 212th, and the 332rd company that Ahsoka led on Mandalore?

[nancyheart11]

Silly Game Time: WRONG ANSWERS ONLY! What does F.B.I. stand for?

F. abulous

B. ones

I. ncorporated

The people who make the skeletons (yes including mine unfortunately)

They claim to only grow organic ones ... Not sure I believe them

[problemswithbooks]

It’s so obvious hori only has no problem with killing off non lov villains, if it’s hero or lov they all got ridiculous amounts of plot armor. stain getting killed off by afo is exactly what I expected, how else can hori show that afo is not just a punching bag for every damn hero of every level? look! afo can actually kill someone super easy!

sorry, just can’t find this exciting

Yeah, I totally agree.

As I said in my previous post I always expected Stain to die (or just be forgotten about/thrown back jail). I was never someone who thought my fav would have a happy ending. In most media I consume my favorite character is usually a low level villain that gets killed, so I'm more then used to it. Him dying isn't my issue--it's how lazy and little story impact it had.

Some of my other favorite characters that have died have been Greed, and Kimblee from FMA, Nnoitra and Tesla from Bleach and Han'nya from Rurouni Kenshin.

All of these had deaths that either matter plot wise or were given emotional impact. None of these characters are particularly big players when it comes to screen time, especially Han'nya and Tesla who were essentially side-kicks. Yet, their deaths are given a decent focus and/or effect the plot/themes of the work.

Hori did try--I will give him that. He did have Stain think something somewhat sentimental and sort of pray, but it's just not really enough. All might wanted to save him, sure, but after he gets killed, All Might is then the main focus and his death is pretty much dropped. It doesn't effect All Might and why should it when Stain wasn't really given much personality besides 'crazy guy' even right before he died.

And I saw that someone said in my last post, I was jumping the gun and Stain could be alive--which, yeah, I guess Hori could pull another Gran Torino and hand-wave him back from what clearly looked like his upper body being turned into mush, but why would he?

The reason I think Stain is super dead is because he's so unimportant. Hori has given him zero story value. Even him helping the Heroes with Info was rendered pointless because Star reset the clock for them. Nor has he done anything to expand his character past 'insane murder man'. Heck, I'd argue he actually had more nuance when he first showed up then he did in his last chapter, that continued to paint him as an All Might obsessed weirdo (which isn't me saying he shouldn't hold AM up as an ideal, but maybe not have him remember his scent and sniff rocks--he could have just watched and seen which blood was AfO's).

There's very little reason to bring him back in, especially since he has no Quirk and would be super injured. The only reason to have him pop back up alive is to save All Might again and get a slightly better death scene. But then the one we just watched is rendered even worse because it was a waste of time.

And I guess Hori could just say he survived at the very end, but again what would be the point? To go back to jail? I don't see anyone but the main LoV getting off scot-free, so this would only make the situation look worse, since Stain actually tried to the Heroes (twice) and gets prison time, meanwhile the LoV who were helping AfO up until the very last minute get nothing. It would be equally weird to have him just pop up at the end and get a panel saying he was also rehabilitated when Hori never painted him as anything but a crazy killer. Like it'd need a bit more of an explanation, then i think Hori wants to spend time on.

IDK, I just think he could have given Stain's death a bit more oomph--mainly by giving a little flashback to his childhood. It would have helped with the theme of villains having been kids once, while also showcasing how much AM mattered to him.

But I guess we'll see how things go. Maybe Hori will surprise us and have Stain do something in the vestige world because AfO stole his Quirk. I doubt it but who the hell knows, Hori is unpredictable.

[dazzlerazz]

Another reason why I like Yona is because even her mere existence expands the world just so much and as a fan of world building it makes me happy uwu

[alltoosam]

pls reblog and put in the tags what song on the setlist surprised you the most

[la-cocotte-de-paris]

Darlings give me recipe recommendations!

[payaso-affairs]

Hey tranformers fandom why does everyone tag their art maccadam?

[chipsonthemenu]

qsmp community hello i have a question what the fuck is dantdm up to. i have seen nothing of his adventures. what is he up to over there on quesadilla island.

i have watched half of one (1) slimecicle qsmp vod and a few wilbur qsmp clips but ive heard like nothing of dan does he do anything

[pagingdr-iverson]

Oh also as well while I’m thinking about it. We KNOW that show will give us NOTHING so where’s the fic’s with Elliot going SMACK the fuck OFF when he finds out about Lewis (the grossest of the gross creepy). I don’t care if he was literally in the middle of the Earth. There’s no way his grown ass kids or wife or someone around him didn’t know about what happened. So how is man’s in the dark supposedly. WHO lied or was told to lie? I feel like he’d show up to Kathleen first like um girl WHAT? Only for her to be all mom didn’t tell you?!