#melonposting

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i find it really funny that barton's the one driving when chelmey's always comparing him to a child. he puts his stupid toddler at the wheel because he's too busy sulking

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Harmony Melons 😭❤️❤️❤️

OC belongs to @xenogiri

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melon man. he spotty like seeds.

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I got a little silly, here’s a irl basil watermelon fusion

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ah... for some reason i find the utter mess of lore details and assorted media quite charming. has someone done a professor layton iceberg? and is it good? i wonder how much of the deep stuff i'd know

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luke?? help??? he's such a jerk to this poor guy

part of why luke is so pissy with jeremy is because he thinks he's bothering layton and essentially mooching off of him (which, one can imagine, is at least a little bit of projection of his own anxieties); this is him being defensive over layton, hence why he's offended by jeremy supposing he could have an apprentice of his own - as if any old schmoe was worthy of one. no, layton was special! luke's his apprentice because layton's worth being a mentor...

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guys. i need your opinion of this. because i'm genuinely so confused now

what time period is the professor layton series in?? the prequel trilogy and the main trilogy. when are they supposed to be taking place

i could've sworn one of the games (though i forget which) mentions that someone's been to the moon already which would put them at least in the late 60s into the 70s going by our world's timeline... but i don't know maybe space travel was discovered earlier in this universe???

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a bunch of clover ships :)

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it's endlessly fascinating how steve cobs talks about the show just like walkie talkie. he sees all this potential in it as a concept, all the ways it would be better without mephone in the picture, while neglecting the fact that it only exists in any capacity because of mephone. he's treating ii as an abstract entity, even though it's really something mephone created by hand

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hey guys do you like my house

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i am in awe of their tism

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luke is so small and sweet... see him climbing up onto the professor's desk to let a bird in from the rain... he's like a little bug or rodent

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eddie...

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this is terrifying??? what the hell??????

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something interesting i realized while on the vessel-making screen in the deltarune introduction is that it's physically impossible to make kris: there is no hair that perfectly matches theirs (none have the cowlick or the right jagged shape on the bottom), and there is no sweater that perfectly matches theirs (none have a single stripe). this is fascinating, as it perhaps suggest that, if we (the player) had a choice, we *wouldn't* make kris. they aren't something we want, or are even capable of wanting, rather something we're stuck with.

and i suppose the fact that they can't be *created* as a vessel is telling, because we didn't create kris -- they weren't made for us, they're not a player avatar. they're a pre-existing person we just happen to gain possession of.

we weren't made for each other; they don't want us, and we don't seem to want them either (if the inability to choose to create someone like them says anything); funny, then, that in a way we're "soulmates"...

(both pictures are from the deltarune wiki!)