#it's totally scary at first but then

[front-facing-pokemon]

[fraudulent-cheese]

Hey man Eternity and Ebony Dark'ness Dementia Raven Way really be off their shits 😭 this is what i meant, btw.

[torantuga]

Okay I have a wild request but hear me out please I beg 🙏🙏🙏

Scary girl x Axel

when im in a whos the most correct person on earth competition and im against you (im losing immediately)

EVIL LESBIANS!!!!!!!! THEYRE SO FUN!!!!!!!!! SO SILLY!!!!!!

(also please ignore the gun axel has i dont know how they work & also scarygirls machete)

[brookiidookiii]

what's your opinion on damien x scary girl (since you're watching the reboot)

They’re pretty funny together, I enjoy their dynamic

[icewindandboringhorror]

sneeping with his legs up over his head for some reason... weird boye

[incoure-art]

a very serious ending with lasting consequences on reality

[godblooded]

i want everyone to know that if you forget to tag michelle pfeiffer i literally totally forgive you and it’s not a big.

[vidaliamorana]

Sat, September 21

★°•You guys, I had a nightmare in the past.. it was horrifying! So let me tell you about my nightmare....☆•°

In my nightmare, I remember. I heard weird noises and I got out of my bed, and my bedroom. I saw something in my bathroom that was peaking. It was terrifying and creepy and scary, it was Randy, the TV show of..randy cunningham 9th grade ninja.. But he was unhuman. He was smiling at me creepy, he said my name. but his voice was unhuman, evil, and this is what he said to me in my nightmare. "Come up to me...I won't hurt you.." I was frozen, I told him no....he stopped smiling at me and ran towards me. I ran into my bedroom and closed the door. I awake up from that nightmare.....

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This is what he looks like in my nightmare.... until this day, I still remember what he looked like....

[a-wild-regulus-kinnie]

We are in a world where I (a French queer neurodivergent teenager (am I still a teenager?)) is watching an almost unknown Scottish show from the 90's.

All of that because of some actor.

[gumshoebbygirl]

Usually too insecure to post my unoriginal art but since the td fandom is really active and nice these days i decided to post some screenshot redraws of ths first reboot season🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈

[penofwildfire]

I stand by my claim that the best and funniest way for Christmas to exist in Ninjago is by being introduced by another realm. I'm serious. Christians love sharing their holiday (or forcing it on others just a bit) so if there was a realm with something resembling Christianity they'd popularize that shit within the first year of the Merge.

[kikuism]

yesterday i watched 14 episodes of frieren in one sitting. i was too delirious to write out any coherent thoughts but now i'll try to. i love this show so, so much. i had a feeling i would, but it surpassed my every expectation. i've missed watching something that touches me so deeply.

the themes of regret and the past and the future are interwoven into a beautiful tapestry of love and sorrow. it takes her friends dying and being confronted with the passage of time and mortality for cold, stoic frieren learn to value and cherish the present and take chances with friendship and forming connections, because even though one day it will end, as she has experienced, it will still have been worth it for the memories she creates. she didn't know what she had until it was too late, and the regret quietly gnaws at her—what if she had gotten to know her companions better? what if she could do it all again differently? the tragedy is that she was too late—she can never get to know himmel like that, that time is over, and all she has is the endless present stretching out before her. a part of me always wishes himmel could come back so she could do it right this time, get to learn about him, get to know everything about him, cherish everything about him. i love when the end is the catalyst for the begging, and it's so heartfelt and bittersweet in this show.

so all frieren has is the present, and she is determined to do it right this time. she takes on an apprentice when before she said it was a waste of time since they would eventually die—and she teaches her, and praises her, and makes every effort with her that she never afforded her friends in the past. in fern we see a different sort of frieren, quiet, exceptionally powerful, but so warm and compassionate in the way that freiren herself is now learning how to be. it's the way she's given a second chance at love and friendship, and this time she doesn’t squander it. for so long she believed it was pointless to leave a mark, that she could pass through time unseen, but she actively makes an effort—when she buys a hair clip for fern, apologizing that she didn't know what to get because she didn't know her all that well. frieren shows us that it's easy to live your life alone and seemingly at ease, and that it's connecting with others that's the hardest, because people won't know how you're feeling unless you tell them—it’s hard and it's awkward but she pushes through, because creating memories is well worth any hardship it takes. memories and magic might as well be the strongest tools an elf can have, to sustain them through their long lives. and it's the way the past still lives on in her present, too—the way stark trembles just like eisen used to, the corrupt habits of heitar that also exist in sein, the way the original party of heroes resurfaces in the form of fern, stark, sein, and freiren. the way she wears her master’s earrings and passes on the magic she learned from her to fern. the way himmel never said no to having statues constructed of himself and the others, not only so that they would be remembered, that they existed, but also so that frieren wouldn't be alone in the future. he understood the long stretch of her immortality better than she ever did, how all of those endless years can turn being alone into a terrible loneliness. as long as humanity goes on, the original party of heroes will never be forgotten, and in this way, too, frieren will never be lonely. the way humanity remembers and celebrates is foreign to frieren, but she learns to do it in her own quiet way, planting a field of himmel’s favorite flowers around one of many statues. memory is a powerful tool.

nothing could faze someone who never dies, but then frieren learns the beauty of things like the sunrise on the dawn of the new year, because she had fern with her, who made sure she got up in time to appreciate its beauty. i think this is one of the cornerstones of the series: alone, she wouldn't be able to appreciate the beauty of the world around her, the world that she has traversed for more than a thousand years. even the ring that himmel gave her, which for so long she thought of as just a band of metal—she loses it, and fern, knowing more than frieren about the significance of the ring, immediately helps her search for it, even delaying their departure until they found it—she sees it in a new light when she finds it: it isn't just a mere accessory, but a tangible form of her past, of himmel, what they meant to each other. as her understanding of humanity and their customs and rituals deepens, so too does her understanding of her own past and the actions of her friends.

time is constantly mentioned in frieren; the montages of staying at villages, recuperating, stocking up, before setting off once more—all take about 6 months or so. this is nothing but a sliver of a drop in frieren’s endless time, but for her human companions, it is a significant stretch of time. fern tells frieren how she has been living with her half her life already, and frieren smiles and tells her it's going to be more now. though she still has trouble understanding human years—(“what's a mere 30 years?”)—she is learning to make the most of this time, no matter how fleeting it feels to her. the journey to the demon king’s castle is a ten year journey, which again is nothing for frieren but a significant chunk of time for her companions. i always found myself randomly tearing up during episodes because of this realization—she is forever, but they aren't. one day they too will pass from this world. it's just a mere 10 years for her, but for her companions, it’s the main adventure of their lifetime, and she doesn't want to repeat the regrets of the past, so she cherishes every moment she has with them as her understanding of humanity deepens.

it’s a beautiful story about the profound loneliness of immortality, the beauty of fleeting moments that pass by like shooting stars, the healing power of memory against the steady march of time, the endless beauty of the world that is there if you open your eyes to it. her journey with himmel and the others was a mere 10 year journey, but it had such a profound impact on her that resonates deeply with her now: there is no time like the present, cherish the time that you have with the people around you. for someone who was merely just existing, who is now learning to live with new companions at her side, watching her understanding of her past, present, and future deepen as she forges connections with those around her is profoundly and deeply moving. i've never really experienced a story like this before, and the absolutely stunning animation, music, and everything else make this an experience unlike any other.

[val-of-the-north]

No one sails through the Sea of Fog without a good reason, for they rise from the depths and drown all those foolish enough to traverse its accursed waters.

Based on this discovery of a cut Umibozu NPC by Zullie on Twitter [x]

[tdsharkgirl]

[sapphirepatch]

I can feel it in my bones that Damien and Priya might be shipped together next season AND I DON'T WANT THAT PLS NO. She's so in love with Millie and Scary Girl and Damien had more chemistry their dynamic is much more interesting