#muscles episode

[aquateenpatrolsomethingshowshow]

on august 11th, it marked 10 years since “aqua tv show show” premiered, kicking things off with the episode, “muscles”

[egophiliac]

well, I can't say I expected the new chapter to feature Idia (metaphorically) going to (metaphorical) hell, getting a pep talk from his (metaphorical) Phantom brother which helps him finally move on once and for all from his brother's death, and (metaphorically) overblotting again to fight his way back out of (metaphorical) hell, only to have his darkest fear (non-metaphorically) come true when his mom goes through his computer and finds all his secret files. but I am glad it did!

also this is all a flashback for the purpose of explaining to our group what the heck is going on (whether or not any of it is getting through is another matter)

[jubileepizza]

The absolute crime that was Jack Harkness being a total enthusiastically knowledgable technology geek being written out of his character for torchwood. You wanna write a sex icon without his most attractive quality?? Come on now. Give the man his passion back.

[rileyclaw]

turn on the lights, this cannot last forever

watching and dreaming promo

[nellasbookplanet]

Just started watching ep. 118 (yes I know I'm behind, I've been busy playing Prey and writing essays on Octavia Butler with life) and in listening to Ludinus' monologue I had a thought about a specific disconnect that cause many, in universe as well of out of it, to view the gods as tyrants. Imogen points it out when Ludinus laments about his family being collateral damage in the battle between the Lawbearer and the Crawling King: would he rather the Crawling King have been unleashed on the world to wreak havoc uncontested? (to which his response was a long silence and glaring at her)

It’s an inability to understand and accept the true scale and nuance the gods operate on, and in doing so choosing to place individual suffering and slights over ultimate consequences that may, and often do, affect the entire world. Yes it’s horrible that the gods struck down Aeor - but they were defending themselves against a weapon of mass destruction, and any other action would have been akin to lining themselves up to be shot. Yes it sucks that the Titans, who were there first, were killed - but they were trying to exterminate all mortals. Yes the deaths during the Calamity were unforgivable - but the alternative would've been to let the Betrayers kill everyone. Yes it’s horrible that the primes wouldn’t let their champions oppose Lolth in taking Opal - but they are in the middle of a battle for the world in which all hands are needed, and losing champions to a minor skirmish when they want the same thing would be pointless. Yes it’s unfair that the gods won’t personally step in and help every little person suffering, such as Ashton and Laudna - but they're literally gods responsible for the lives and afterlives of millions, and also separated by the Divine Gate, which was literally erected to protect mortals from the fallout of too much divine meddling.

When pressed, Ludinus switches to saying that it isn't the collateral itself that is the problem, but that the gods won’t personally remember and beg forgiveness for every single life lost. In saying this, he also claims that he is different - but is he? Does he honor the lives of Orym's family? The children tortured under Trent and other suffering caused by the Cerberus Assembly? The thousands lost in the war between the Empire and the Dynasty because he wanted his own beacon? The entire city of Molaesmyr? Does he even remember the many individuals indoctrinated into his cult and lost in the ensuing battle?

In the end, it isn't about collateral, or honoring those sacrificed. It's that he finds his suffering uniquely bad, and his goals uniquely warranted. Only HE (and people who want the same exact thing as him) has the right to make desicions that affect all of Exandria.

[iizuumi]

me next please

[witchkittymeow]

Ive been desperately trying to make a figure for about 4 months already so im just doing a bunch of gestures to get an idea of what to do for this guy

[turtleblogatlast]

Imo the most impressive thing Leo’s done is hold this pose for as long as he did while covered head to toe in gold paint:

[nootnootles]

Uwee Mash, Finn and first kisses

[deoidesign]

And my girlfriends?

yeah.

they smoke weed.

(original post) (sometimes a copypasta fits your character so well...)

[cloysterbell]

He was just 14

[waspgrave]

My big theory on Taash isn’t spoilery but I think they’re gonna transition in some manner in the story. My proof? She’s giving me vibes + devs not seeming to agree on pronouns + Taash not being too involved in promotions might be to prevent even further right wing raging. I’ll eat my words if I’m wrong but I’ve been sitting on this for weeks

[walking-bee-hive]

I made a nursing home AU for some fucking reason.

All because of that one repost/fanart.

Now this exists.

Idk why but after the idea of Yata taking over zenigata’s position,it just got me thinking on why the others would’ve possibly retired.And this is my HC for old man jigen,because he’s definitely the most fucked up.

But just think of it- Jr and Marilyn (or whoever idk) buys a beachouse by the shore of Japan,filling them up with hot young nurses to keep them enriched.Because why not! Candy striper for Lupin,Russian ballerina chicks for jigen,and traditional Japanese women in kimonos for goemon.

[feline-evil]

I'm gonna be so real i don't remember which episode i got this picture of Nathan from to redraw, i just wanted to do a body study. Version without lighting and effects below, and the og screenshot!!

[ashmp3]

who said blondes can’t wear jeans?!

[marieiposa]

Kinnikuman nisei gifs I made for Warsman/lord flash because I love these shots of him so much 💙