#isley

[lafiaso]

"White Silver King, Isley"

an old fanart(2022) of one of the coolest characters in Claymore! its a shame that we didn't get enough scenes with him

[blizzoops]

Problematic kings of the north

[retroillustrates]

Manic pixie dream boys, now in their original armor edition

[lsclaymoreblog]

Given that claymores come from different generations and the definition of a generation is vague, it's hard to tell how old warriors are. Even awakened beings who are former warriors.

Clare looked to be about 8-10 when she met Teresa. Teresa was already an adult. She didn't appear to be still be still maturing physically, the way we see Priscilla and Clare throughout the series.

Let's assume Clare is 15 at the beginning of the series. By the end, she’s 22.

Let's assume each generation is 10 years, for easier math:

Teresa would've been in her 20s, let's extrapolate from that that Ilena was in her 30s by the end of the series.

Rafaela was an adult when Teresa was still a trainee. Between Luciela and Teresa as number 1s, there were at least two other number 1s: Hysteria and Rosemary. Rosemary was rising in rank at the same time as Teresa. Rafaela then wouldve been in her 30s when she met Teresa as a trainee.

Riful is much older. There have been many number 1s that we never learned about besides names and perhaps more who simply disappeared in history. Number 1s awakening is rare, given that by the start of the series, there are three on the continent and Priscilla who is beyond the ability of an abyssal one.

Riful, as a first generation warrior, is easily over 60 years old. Isley over 70.

[myriaeden]

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[maybetomoko]

when he still had humanity

[musictyme]

Isley, Jasper, Isley - Caravan of Love

[singles-bar]

[sultrystarlet]

[heroesbynight]

Name: Dr Pamela Isley

Birth Date: November 20, 1996

Occupation: Botanist and Division Recruit

Ability: Plant Manipulation

Personality: [+] Intelligent, Logical, Protective [-] Egoistic, Manipulative, Snarky

Intelligent— She is a highly intelligent and skilled botanist, toxicologist, and environmental scientist. Her expertise in plant biology, genetics, and chemistry allows her to create potent toxins, pheromones, and plant-based weapons. She often uses her scientific knowledge to grow thorny plants and poisonous traps for her enemies.

Logical— Her strategies are calculated and methodical, using her scientific knowledge of toxins, plants, and genetics to create effective, logical solutions.

Protective— She is deeply protective of the natural world, especially plants and the environment. Her love for nature drives her to fiercely guard plant life from human destruction, seeing herself as a defender against exploitation and harm. This protective nature extends to the creatures she deems part of the ecosystem, and she often goes to great lengths to safeguard both flora and fauna from human interference.

Egoistic— She can be seen as egoistic in her unwavering belief that her vision of protecting nature justifies any action. She often views herself as a superior force, and tends to prioritize her own goals over the well-being of humanity. Her self-confidence and sense of entitlement often make her disregard the needs or rights of others.

Manipulative— She is able to seduce men and women alike, often using pheromones to do so, but even without the pheromones, she knows her beauty is still an asset that she can use to seduce.

Snarky— She often displays a snarky, sharp-tongued attitude, particularly when interacting with those who challenge or underestimate her. Her witty, often condescending comments serve as both a defense mechanism and a way to assert her dominance.

History: 

Doctor Pamela Lillian Isley grew up in Seattle, the daughter of wealthy yet emotionally distant parents. She later studied advanced botanical biochemistry at university, where she worked alongside Alec Holland under the supervision of Dr. Jason Woodrue. Isley, a timid and shy girl, was easily seduced by her professor. Woodrue injected her with DTSV-22, along with various poisons and toxins, as part of an experiment, causing her transformation. She nearly died twice as a result of these poisonings, which drove her to the brink of insanity.

Afterward, Woodrue fled from the authorities, leaving Isley in the hospital for six months. Enraged by his betrayal, she experienced violent mood swings. When her classmates began mysteriously suffering from a massive fungal overgrowth one by one, Isley dropped out of school and left Seattle. She eventually settled in New York City, where she was recruited by the Division.

After years of rehabilitation, Isley is now in control of her powers. She has earned her PhD and currently works with the Division under the condition that she uses her abilities for good and the protection of Mother Nature.

[kentnaturaltribrid]

“You have your gallery of rouges, I have my groves.”

Couldn’t think of anything else to add to the already needing some possibly repairs and already sitting around somewhere, so decided to add this third one to the Ivys collection that should by now be sitting in reality somewhere, but for the most part can’t seem to find a good set of three or four of them. Only seem to have found these three so far. The one that I found today, and then the other two in the pile. It’s not much, but these are getting harder and harder to find. Would definitely want to do some bracelets to go with them, if I have time.

[killjo-q]

I couldn’t resist the idea

Based on this:

Also, do not mind the ugly font, I was too lazy to look for the exact one djdhd

[misscammiedawn]

Just read The Strange Case of Harley and Harleen and my god I needed a little bit of positive plurality in my life this week.

The way Pam and Harl's relationship adapts to accept the Harley/Harleen split makes my heart swell.

The way Pam sees the difference between her girlfriends.

And assures her that she accepts and loves all sides of her.

And does what she can to accommodate Harleen's memory holes.

The core relationship of this book is just so sweet and positive in accepting things as they are without judgment or pushing. Just acceptance and love.

And after finding that in our own life, I know what a powerfully positive thing it can be.

But the Harley/Harleen relationship is well handled too. There's friction and denial at the start but the two develop and trust one another by the end and Harley takes a seat as my favorite kind of character, the morally ambiguous protector.

I love the way Harley's protectiveness of Harleen is depicted and how she tries so hard to keep her from interacting with the criminal underworld of Gotham.

It's just saccharine and kind.

Highly recommend the book to anyone who just wants soft and kind plurality vibes. Heaven knows the majority of the fiction involving split personalities are flooded with angst and darkness and though this book contains a few dark plot beats like DV it never feels painful or sorrow inducing.

I'm so happy I read it.

[jamjoob]

Serving (jail time)

[tiphyrow]

they would

[incorrectbatfamandfriends]

Poison Ivy: And then he said my lipstick was ugly!

Robin!Dick, dangling over a tank of acid by his ankle: You can do so much better!