#it's intriguing

[alexiethymia]

Still thinking about jjk 223, so I’m gonna ramble a bit. Another thing I like about Utahime and Gojo’s relationship in canon is their thing about Utahime being ‘weak’. It’s their thing. It was set up in our very first introduction to Utahime in the manga, and we find out that it’s been going on since way back into their past when they were just students. It reminds me of another ship of mine, Karma and Okuda in Assassination Classroom, where in the data book it says that Okuda is the one person that Karma feels zero threats from and as a result he can relax and be comfortable around her. 

I like how jjk 223 shows that Gojo in a way relies on Ijichi, someone who doesn’t fight on the frontlines, calling him someone he trusts above all, and Utahime, someone he’s repeatedly teased for being weak. I mean for all that he teases her about her supposed weakness, she never gets down about that, and instead reacts with anger at his disrespect (and I guess that’s another thing that I like about their relationship in that Utahime genuinely seems to see this op greatest sorcerer of all time as just some cheeky brat). Because there’s no doubt that Gojo is lonely as a sole pillar, but ‘weak’ people get to band and work together. 

Perhaps treading into headcanon territory, but perhaps because of this supposed weakness, Gojo gets to be comfortable around her. I mean in not so many (and rude) words, he says it himself. There was no doubt in his mind, Utahime could never be the traitor. Because she’s weak (ha). Even if she is weak, she’s not scared of him and will call him out on his bs (unlike say Ijichi whom he can bully around lol). As a fellow teacher, that bond of trust is quite important since they have the same goal in protecting and raising their students.  

tldr: I think the people that Gojo considers weak are people he can let his guard down around and it’s wonderful that he gets to rely on and work together with other people now in a way that he might not have allowed himself to before + As much as I enjoy gojohime in fics, I also do appreciate this subtle bond of trust they have in canon.

[witchofanguish]

I''m really curious to see what people who have experienced Penguindrum solely through the recap movies would make of it. Alas, 99% of people who are interested in watching it are people who watched the series first.

[hellaverse-critical-confessions]

Man, I dont know HOW and WHY they dropped the "Assaination" Plot. Like it could have been something like Final Destination, or some shit. Like bruh, Viv NEEDS to hire the fucking ghost writer. Hell even AI would probably cough up better crap than what shes putting out.

I wouldn't praise AI like that, because slop is slop, and personally I still prioritize human slop over computer generated slop. But otherwise, fair

[clumsysprinter]

CX dj's picking some very old but not old enough to be interesting again tracks, wasn’t europe the land of good raves etc

[love-too]

Do you ever see a queer person stanning the most meanstream and plain musical artist and wonder what went wrong there?

[transingthoseformers]

So do you want to know the scenario i most imagine Silasdroid happening? Obviously it would need to be a continuity blend including tfp and tfe

GHOST finds MECH, who's been an organization of their own staying off the radar. Silas meets Agent Croft, there's a deal to be had, and GHOST sends a scientist they think would work well with MECH: Dr. Meridian. After all, both seem to share an uncanny interest in Cybertronian biology (and, if things go south, GHOST can kill two birds with one stone and deny involvement)

Though, there are snags. Mandroid wishes to eradicate the Cybertronians, while Silas wishes to make more for his own usage. Which, hey the fact that the ones Silas wants to make aren't sentient and GHOST's mind control technology theoretically would control them, i can see them making some agreements. Plus, well... MECH gains access to more Cybertronian specimens, with no fuss of capturing them themselves and no questions asked.

[gongyussy]

gritty both capturing the zeitgeist as usual AND educating me on the availability of free flow butter at american cinemas

[smartshipfriday]

dc fans how we feeling

edit: IT WAS FAKE ANOTHER LEAK IS OUT IM SO SORRY GUYS

FINAL UPDATE (hopefully): he DID die but because of a ‘Lazarus Fluid’ was brought back to life real quick (as in by the end of the issue)

[bktkou]

hyperfixating on the apothecary diaries and loving it

[mebssann]

"You'd be living in a castle with food and medicine and trained squirrels to tend to your every need."

bonus ver w/o text and extra doodle:

[aspiringwarriorlibrarian]

You know, it's kinda funny how much of high fantasy centers around kings and nobility and courtly intrigue considering that the archetypal high fantasy, Lord of the Rings, had the rather explicit moral of "saving the world is up to this backwater hick and his gardener because no politician, least of all inherited nobility, would have the ability to see past their own ambition and throw away a weapon". Oh sure, Aragorn is a great king and all, but there's a reason he's over there running a distraction ring while the hobbits do the real work. Sauron loses because he gets distracted by kings and armies and great battles (i.e. typical high fantasy stuff) letting Frodo and Sam sneak through his back door and blow it all to hell.

Just saying, maybe old Jirt knew what he was saying when he said that the small folk doing their best and holding to each other was more powerful than a dozen alliances and superweapons and we should respect him for it.

[chloesimaginationthings]

Scott Cawthon’s version of FNAF security breach..

[s2pdoktopus]

You know those fanfics where Zidian evolves into a magic snake? That's the idea but it's the fuzzy worm thing.

[notherpuppet]

“Just because you see a smile, don’t think you know what’s going on underneath.”

[loumandforyou]

proof that they were together in the past or... it could all mean nothing