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if you've seen Daybreak on Netflix the guy (Colin Ford) who plays Josh is so fine but like none of my friends agree with me😓

[kennydoesart]

Sweet Tooth OCS Anyone?

Meet Jupiter and Travis! Jupiter is a highland Cow Hybrid who was found by Travis while he was fishing near a meadow!

I also have a playlist for them !

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📝🖋️2023 Writers Strike still rageing on with hundreds of Creative Writers and now (possibly Actresses and Açtors )

I honestly thought it would be over by now... 💭🤔 Well, here's part 2📝🤓Click the link to get to the new video update 📸���️

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Jentry Chau vs. The Underworld Kit rewrite

Listen, I love Jentry Chau vs. The Underworld. I keep rewatching it. Like during random parts of the day I'll think "I want to see this episode/scene again" and go into Nexflix.

And Kit is absolutely my favorite character. Probably one of my top characters in all media. Let's just so great and well written, but because I like him so much I keep rewatching his scenes, and I think he could have been slightly rewritten to be better.

(Spoilers from episode 1 to 7)

I think one of my biggest gripe is how Jentry reacted to Kit's reveal in episode 6 "All's Fair In Love And War", and I don't mean it from a "how could Jentry do that?!?! My poor Kit", but more in a writing way.

See, I never really "got" Jentry's shocked and scared expression at Kit revealing himself. Mainly because of Ed. Jentry is friends with a demon, she lives in a house full of ghosts, and she has powers herself.

A normal person being told that the guy you're crushing on is actually a demon and they freak out makes sense, but Jentry has dealt with so much supernatural such, and is literally friends with a demon, that her fear didn't make sense to me.

Like, yeah, I understand a big part of it was him "lying" to her, and Jentry at that point seemed sick of lies. But it didn't seem that Jentry's main issue was him lying, or even that he worked for Cheng, but that he's not human.

I think this scene could have hit a lot harder if it was more of a personal betrayal, and the fact that Kit is a demon is scary to her.

For example, we see Kit drain Jentry's chi during episode 5 "Some Gui My Prince Will Come". But it doesn't seem to affect Jentry that much? Like she doesn't seem weak or that it really affected her.

So while we, the audience, know in episode 6 that Kit can and has killed people, Jentry doesn't.

I think making it so when Kit drains her chi Jentry feels light headed and her power is weak is a good story choice. Like, it shows that Kit could actually be a threat to her, he can passively steal chi from her and make her weak and unable to use her powers.

The way I see a rewriten episode 5 going is with Kit slowly draining Jentry's chi. Maybe it's even revealed that he's been passively draining her chi the whole time he knew her.

So Kit is passively draining Jentry's chi, and she starts getting weaker and weaker. But as the episode progresses Kit starts having more and more doubts, like in the original. He's starting to come around to the idea that he has a soul.

I could also see that the monster of the week in that episode is someone a bit more frightening. Like, don't get me wrong, I loved Ed's side plot with the demon in this episode, and it could stay relatively the same. Only, maybe near the end, when the ghost is playing in the music room Something Happens that makes her freak out. Someone breaks an instrument or something.

And the ghost freaks out and starts a rampage.

And Jentry tries to step in and help, but so much chi has been drained from her (maybe this is right after the miss scene) that she finds herself dizzy and unable to.

And this freaks Jentry out! She's reminded of that the last time her powers failed her, and Gugu died!!

I can picture a scene where Jentry is lying passed out of the music room floor, the music room destroyed. It's empty, the ghost moving onto the rest of the school with Ed following after her.

All the students have ran away from the ghost, and it's empty. And then Kit appears, and he stays down at Jentry's passed out body.

Cheng is breathing down his neck, saying that they're so close, that all Kit needs to do is feed a bit more and then he'll have his own soul. He'll be human. Kit looks at Jentry's chi and see it flickering.

Kit is left with a choice, does he take the last bit of Jentry's chi and get a human soul? Or does he help her at the cost of never being human?

He chooses Jentry and tells Cheng that he's his not his play thing anymore.

He picks up the passed out Jentry and carries her to safety. When she awakes she hears that Kit saved her, but he's nowhere to be found.

This is Kit's redeeming moment. Where he rids himself of Cheng and helps Jentry. But Jentry doesn't have the context, she was passed out and didn't realize what Kit forsaken for her.

I also think it would be better if in earlier episodes, Kit is a lot friendlier to Jentry. We learn from episode 5 that Kit's whole deal is that his job is to get closer to Jentry so he can drain her chi and give her soul to Cheng.

But it does make the scene in episode 4 "Forgot the Alamo" where Kit and Jentry is on the bus kinda weird. It makes sense for a normal, human Kit to be a bit peeved that Jentry blew off their "date" and burned him. But again, Kit's whole deal is that he wants to kill Jentry (at this point).

I think it would be a lot better if Kit was extremely friendly during the bus scene. Like maybe Jentry is being awkward but Kit doesn't even seem weirded out that she burned her.

This is a subtle clue to the audience that Something is Up with Kit. That a regular person might be a bit wary of Jentry or upset at her ditching him, but he doesn't seem to mind in the slightest.

Though this would come at the cost of the interaction Jentry and Ed have on the bus, and that was one of my favorite scenes. I actually wasn't that big of a fan of Ed during the early episodes, but he REALLY grew on me and became one of my favorite characters, and I think this scene really helped!

Though I guess we could still have Kit leave after smelling the durian fruit. Like maybe skin painters are very sensitive to smell.

I think having it so Kit feels like the one friend Jentry has after the school becomes wary of her would be a better story choice. It feels very isolating that way, like Kit is Jentry's only "true friend" while everyone else is wary of her.

And it makes his "betrayal" sting worse for Jentry! Kit was her only friend! The only one who never seemed afraid of her! But that was all a lie? That he was being friendly just to drain her chi?

It paints Kit in a more... parasitic way, which I think really benefits his character. Instead of Kit simply draining someone's chi all at once, it takes time. It feels like he's a parasite! That he's digging his way into someone's heart only to betray them.

It makes Jentry's anger at him a bit more impactful, I think. It makes sense for Jentry to treat him like a demon then, since he actively drained her chi! "Pretended" to be her friend when she had no one else!

Because, again, I don't think Kit simply being a demon, or working with Cheng, or lying, really feels like "enough" for Jentry to be so angry at him. She even tried to force him into the portal in episode 7!

But Ed is a demon and worked with Cheng in the past, and Gugu lied to Jentry, and Jentry was able to overlook those. So I think having Kit's "betrayal" feel more like a betrayal to Jentry would work better.

Plus, I don't even think you would have to change the episode much. It even makes sense why Ed is so insistent in episode 5 to take on the demon himself, since Jentry is struggling with her powers.

Plus, I feel like it could make sense that Jentry is struggling with her powers and getting light headed to the characters. Like Jentry has been actively suppressing her powers for years, so now that she's finally trying to use them, they're having some draw backs.

Of course, in reality, it's Kit, but it makes sense to the characters to not worry about it too much. (Or, at least, maybe Gugu and Ed don't. Maybe Jentry is worried about not being able to protect herself and her loved ones with her powers freaking out)

[fischlcatgirl]

modern au social media use headcannons - mondstadt

klee- the knights of favonius are lying to klee and telling her that they have 1 company phone so that they don't have to waste time tracking down individual peoples phones and she can just have 1 to play games on. alice does not care enough about her to prevent her from being in the knights of favonius promotional tiktoks

albedo - active myspace account. he wishes aol was still active

amber - has a snapchat but she forgets about it because shes too busy being outside

barbara - thinks that barbatos frowns upon all forms of social media. she does not even have a phone

venti - he does frown on social media but only for himself. he is too old he does not understand it. has tried to give barbara a phone

bennet - cannot keep a phone for more than a day and all of his accounts keep getting flagged as spambots for no reason

diluc - has nothing better to do than be on twitter. he has a faux deep poetry account. he thinks its very cool. 2 likes.

diona - If you're making a modern au but Diona doesn't even have a tiktok where she posts videos of her destroying popsicle replicas of the dawn winery what is even the point

eula - has facebook so she can be part of the knights facebook group. didnt have any internet access before she turned 18

fischl - tumblrina. reblogs gifsets from the flowers for princess fischl nexflix original with long tag paragraphs about what they got wrong. also reblogs those lines of poetry beginning of month compilations and pictures of crows and black flowers

jean - has facebook (for the knights facebook group) and twitter but she only posts whenever lisa reminds her it exists and they are the most boring posts in the world. she says. lovely day in mondstadt and attaches a picture that is no more than 4 pixels

kaeya - twitter. he has 1 million sockpuppet accounts. he also has a facebook (knights group). diluc has him blocked.

lisa - goodreads. she has only reviewed textbooks

mika - in eula's facebook comments cheering her on whenever she posts. has an instagram and uses it only to post stories and not real posts because he has commitment issues

mona - does the crystal scoops tiktok lives. also sometimes does the npc tiktok lives. she has many viewers but they're all from fontaine. has a patreon where she posts daily horoscopes

noelle - knights facebook. has day 1 of trying to get into the knights of favonius tiktoks. she is on day 2920

razor - lisa set him up with a facebook where he only does the big memoji reacts to everyone

rosaria - is one of the people liking diluc's twitter poetry. kaeya can never know

sucrose - head of the knights of favonius tiktok. she is trying so hard. too hard even. six of the most recent videos are just klee doing apologies for blowing up buildings

[rubychan228]

I started this a long time ago, when there was talk of a reboot of Xena: Warrior Princess and both Xena and Hercules were available on Nexflix. That's no longer the case, though both shows are currently available on Prime, and I have a different reason for wanting to finish and post this.

Back then, with a reboot supposedly in the works, I had thought people may be interested in going back and watching the original series. While that seems like a good idea, if you just jump in with episode one of Xena, you will likely be substantially confused, as Xena is a spin-off. On top of that, you can't keep watching just Xena, as it's not 100% stand-alone.

A bit of history: The Xenaverse (as it's called) does not begin with Xena. It begins with "Hercules and the Amazon Women", a made for TV movie that first aired on April 25, 1994. This was followed by four more TV movies and then a spin-off television show, Hercules: The Legendary Journeys, which debuted on January 16, 1995.

Xena herself would first appear on March 13, 1995, as a villain in the Hercules episode "The Warrior Princess". On May 1st of that year she would return and get a redemption arc. She would then be written out of that series and into her own spinoff show, which would debut on September 4, 1995.

There was also a (non-canon) animated movie released on January 6, 1998, a pilot movie about Hercules's youth that aired on February 17, 1998, and a Young Hercules television series that debuted on September 12, 1998.

Hercules: The Legendary Journeys stared Kevin Sorbo (yes, that guy) as Hercules and Michael Hurst as his sidekick Iolaus. Xena: Warrior Princess stars Lucy Lawless as the titular Xena and Renee O'Conner as her sidekick Gabrielle. In the Hercules flashback episodes and the Young Hercules TV movie Hercules is played by Ian Bohen and Iolaus by Dean O'Gorman, In the Young Hercules television show, Hercules was recast and now played by, and I am not kidding about this, Ryan Gosling.

But what's most relevant for this post is that, in addition to being spun off from Hercules, Xena and Hercules also crossed-over on occasion and also sometimes shared plots. And in very substantial ways. Like, characters would die on Xena and then show up alive several episodes later with no in-episode explanation, because the explanation was that they were resurrected in a Hercules episode. Hercules characters would also show up in Xena with little explanation because you were expect to already know them from Hercules.

At the time it wasn't a huge deal, as the shows aired back to back and crossovers were well advertised. Nowadays though, it's a bit more complicated. Which is what this post is, a guide for what episodes of Hercules: The Legendary Journeys are to varying extents necessary to watch in order to follow what happens in Xena.

One final note is that, as you may have picked up by the fact that it's called the Xenaverse, despite Xena being a spin off, Xena was the most poplar of the shows. This has two major results, which adds a lot of episodes on to this list. One is that, in an effort to get Xena viewers to watch Hercules, one of Xena's major plots was suddenly shifted to Hercules, so if you want to see that story concluded, you need to watch several Hercules episodes.

And, in the end, Hercules would be abruptly canceled, leading to a massive coda for the Hercules series happening during Xena (in a way that's very tied-in to the the Xena events of the time). But there are a lot of beats through-out Hercules that build up to the Xena-based coda, though it's up to individual preference as to how many you think are necessary to watch.

As an example that at least some people might be able to follow: How much of the previous MCU do you need to watch to follow WandaVision? Wanda and Vision appear first in Age of Ultron. Their story is minorly expanded on in Civil War and the most important beat happens in Infinity War. Though, there is both a relevant Wanda scene and also the resolution of something huge from Infinity War in Endgame. But also, Wanda's backstory involves misbehavior by Stark Industries and her subsequent grudge against Tony Stark. Tony realizing his company was doing f-ed up things and trying to fix it is the plot of the first Iron Man movie, so should that be considered required? There's also several supporting characters that return from previous MCU projects; Darcy Lewis from almost all the Thor Movies, Jimmy Woo from the second Ant-Man movie, and Monica Rambeau from the Captain Marvel movie. On top of that, Vision's story (and Wanda's as well, tbh) is intimately tied to the Infinity Stones and their explanation comes from the first Guardians of the Galaxy movie. And then there are other Infinity Stone beats in the other movies, etc, etc, etc... An amount of the previous movies are probably required, but how much depends on your personal curiosity, your need for answers/completeness. Same with how much of the following MCU projects you need to watch for closure. Multiverse of Madness, The Marvels, Agatha All Along, VisionQuest...........

For the purpose for this guide, I am giving the Hercules episodes on this list one of four designations:

Required – Pretty self-explanatory. The content directly relates to the plot of Xena in such a way that you will likely be confused if you try to watch Xena without watching this ep.

Recommended – You can watch Xena without watching this, but you'll understand things a lot better if you do watch it.

Coda – This is not related to Xena, but to a prior Required/Recommended episode. In the event you became, in some way, emotionally invested in the contents of the prior episodes, you may want to watch this too.

Tangential – Only very mildly related to anything, but it'll flesh things out a bit more, so if you're board or whatnot, you may still want to watch it.

Since this is all just suggestions, this is also a pretty expansive list, meaning I include a lot of things that merely flesh-out the world as tangential recs. I always explain that though.

So, here we go!

First Season of Hercules:

(1x01) The Wrong Path: The series premier of Hercules: The Legendary Journey is Recommended, as it sets up the world.

(1x02) Eye of the Beholder: This episode is Recommended, as it introduces the recurring character of Salmoneus (Robert Trebor).

(1x06) As Darkness Falls: This episode is Tangential, but it has Lucy Lawless not as Xena, but as a character called Lyla. It also sets up certain concepts like prejudice against centaurs and human/centaur relationships. There is also a Recommended follow up episode.

(1x07) Pride Comes Before a Brawl Really Extremely Tangential but introduces a character/relationship that is the first thread in the story that will become the Xena-based Hercules coda.

(1x09) The Warrior Princess: This is the first episode that Xena appears in, so it is Required. HOWEVER, in light of what we later see of Xena in her own series, the characterization shown here is not correct.

(1x12) The Gauntlet: This is Xena's redemption arc, it absolutely Required. (Best characterization too.) Also has Dean O'Gorman in one of the ten million supporting roles he did before being cast as young Iolaus.

(1x13) Unchained Heart: The continuation of the previous episode, but the characterization is wonky again. Still Required, though.

Second Season of Hercules:

(2x01) The King of Thieves: This episode is Recommended, as it introduces the recurring character of Autolycus (Bruce Campbell). Ideally, watch this before Xena 1x17 - The Royal Couple of Thieves.

(2x05) Outcast: This episode, the continuation of As Darkness Falls, is Recommended as it continues the story of Lyla and Deric (Peter Muller) and drastically expands on centaur prejudice. You should probably be familiar with that, ideally, before watching Xena 1x10 Hooves and Harlots and definitely before Xena 1x24 - Is There a Doctor in the House?.

(2x08) The Other Side: This episode is highly Recommended. It is the Xenaverse version of the story of Hades (Erik Thomson) and Persephone (Andrea Croton) and establishes the character of Hades, which will be relevant to Xena. It also introduces the recurring character of Falafel (Paul Norell). Watch it before Xena 1x9 - Death in Chains.

(2x11) Highway to Hades: It is Required that you watch this episode, after Death in Chains but before Xena 2x08 - Ten Little Warlords.

Third Season of Hercules:

(3x03) Love Takes a Holiday: This is Tangential as it establishes the consequences of Aphrodite (Alexandra Tydings) vacating her post, something that will involuntarily happen again in Xena (3x10).

(3x07) The Green-Eyed Monster: Introduces Cupid (Karl Urban) and tells the story of him and Psyche (Susan Ward). Establishes Cupid and the power of his arrows, something relevant in multiple Xena episodes, beginning with Xena 2x16 - For Him The Bell For this reason it's Recommended.

(3x12) Surprise: This is a highly Required episode, which must be watched after Xena 2x08 - Ten Little Warlords but before Xena 2x14 - A Necessary Evil.

(3x13-15) Encounter / When a Man Loves a Woman / Judgment Day: This three-part arc is borderline-Required. The second episode has a Joxer (Ted Raimi) cameo and the third has Xena and Gabrielle themselves cameo. This story also establishes the concept of "Hind's Blood", which will be relevant to the end of season three of Xena.

(3x19) The End of the Beginning: This episode is a Coda to the previous three parter, so watch it if you were in invested in that story. (It is also an Autolycus episode.)

(3x22) Atlantis: Very Tangential. This establishes an item that will reappear in a somewhat Recommended-ish fifth season episode.

Fourth Season of Hercules:

(4x05) Stranger in a Strange World: This episode is highly Recommended as it establishes a concept and a particular item that is critical to future required episodes. It also has somewhat of a Xena and Joxer cameo.

(4x06) Two Men and a Baby: Very mildly Recommended as it is a significant beat in the Hercules coda story.

(4x07) Prodigal Sister: This episode deals with a rogue tribe of Amazons, very different from the ones we're familiar with from Xena. It also includes a cameo from Xena character Ephiny (Danielle Cormack) and her son Xenan (Reece Rocewyk) as well another supporting role filled by Dean O'Gorman. It’s Tangental.

(4x13-14) Armageddon Now / Armageddon Now Part 2: REQUIRED! Watch after Xena 3x11 - Maternal Instincts but before Xena 3x21 – Sacrifice.

(4x21) Top God: This is Recommended as it sets up for the next episode. (Also, the beginning scene of Xena 3x14 - Forgiven is hilarious if you've seen the depiction of Apollo (Scott Michaelson) in this episode.)

(4x22) Reunions: This is Recommended as it's an important beat in the relationship between Hercules and Hera (Meg Foster), which will eventually become pivotal to an important season five episode of Xena.

Fifth Season of Hercules:

(5x01-02) Faith / Descent: After Xena season three, these episodes pick up the Dahak storyline. If you are interested in the conclusion of that story than this is Required.

(5x03) Resurrection: This continues the emotional fallout of the previous episodes and introduces a new character, Morrigan (Tamara Gorski), who will appear in many future episodes on this list. For this reason, it is Recommended.

(5x05) Render Unto Caesar: This is Recommended for the appearance of important Xena character Julius Caesar (Karl Urban).

(5x06-07) Norse By Norsevest / Somewhere Over the Rainbow Bridge: This introduces the world of Vikings and the Norse Gods, which return in season six of Xena (though there is NO relation between the depiction of Odin (Peter McCauley) seen here and the version of Odin (Alexander Petersons) seen in Xena), it also includes additional beats in the Dahak storyline, so I'm saying this is Required.

(5x08) Darkness Rising / (5x10-11) Let There Be Light / Redemption: (No, I don't know why there's an irrelevant filler episode in the middle of this.) These episodes finally conclude the Dahak storyline, and so they are Required, if you are invested in that story.

(5x12) Sky High: This episode features another cameo by the Xena character Ephiny (and the return of the item from Atlantis). Recommended if you're invested in her character.

(5x13) Stranger and Stranger: This is a Coda to both the Dahak storyline and the "Strange World" storyline. Does not feature a return cameo by Xena (due to schedule conflicts) but does feature a cameo by Nebula (Gina Torres).

(5x22) Revelations: This ties up one final loose end from the Dahak storyline as well as introduces the character of Michael (Charles Mesure) who will reappear in season five of Xena. It is borderline-Required (also serves as a finale Coda to the Dahak story).

Sixth Season of Hercules:

(6x08) Full Circle: Due to being cut short by cancellation, this is the final episode of Hercules: The Legendary Journey. It is also another important beat in the Hercules/Hera relationship. Recommended, if not Required and you should watch it before Xena 5x12 - God Fearing Child.

And that's it. Hopefully this was helpful!

[magixfairyix]

Isobel and D'arcy Daniels Headcannons

Because Nexflix is a winey 4-year-old who only cares about money.

Now that I've expressed my bitterness at Fate being cancelled (just like Shadow and Bone, and Chilling Adventures of Sabrina but anyway) I have some headcannons about the lore regarding the two sisters.

It may not fully be in touch with Fate's cannon, but so be it.

TW: Dark topic, mentions of t0rtur3

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Both

~ In my mind like in the cannon there are the main elements. Fire, Earth, Air, Water, and Mind. Though there a group of faries (who do not belive in this restraint, which is there for a reason as those are the five elements that are naturally occurring, and who want to expand the knowledge of magic)

~Though they are... very unethical. They will do whatever they can to expand magic (ie, trying to create new elements that aren't really able to be naturally used)

~ The place where these faries reside is simply called "The Settlement" by those who run it and who is in it so as to not draw attention and get arrested

~ Some work in the place willingly, though... experiments need to be done to 'create new elements' or 'experiment with elements' and magic only manifests when it's in a fairy so...

~ Yeah they usually kidnap late teen/adult faries because the experiments are usually harsh and yeah...

~ Angst, so now to the sisters' backstory

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~ Isobel Daniels, D'arcy, (Isobel 5yrs old, and D'arcy 4yrs old) and thier mom and dad were on a usual family holiday to the mountain parts of Solaria

~ Beatrix was left in Asterdel with a trusted neighbour because she was only a year old, though this wasn't a worry since her parents and sisters were only meant to be gone for five days

~They were gone for 14 years. This was due to a collapse of a part of a mountain nearby at the first few days of the trip, and since the Solarian monarchy (stingy as is) were busy trying to cover up how Asterdell was burned down they didn't do anything

~ The few dozen people who were now trapped in the mountain area began to build a community. Isobel and her family grieved the loss of Beatrix a lot. Though they began to build their new life there with all of the people

~ The Solarian monarchy didn't see a reason to use resources on this anymore, as the community had enough due to the plentiful resources in the mountain/very hilly area

~ So on and so forth, some of the lead people from the settlement (might be named after the Ancestral witches for the sake of why not) saw a community of people the Solarian monarchy didn't care about so yeah...

~There was a battle and Isobel and D'arcy's parents were killed in the fight that was over very quickly (especially since a lot of the people fighting against them used elements not known). They were 19 and 18 during this battle respectively

~ The two of them were brought to the settlement (Isobel tried to fight like hell, D'arcy was still in shock over her parent's death and the carnage). They were (like a lot of others who were unwilling to "support further developments in the world of magic") put in chains, and put through painful processes that half the time was basically t0rtur3 to change their elements

~ Isobel was originally a normal water fairy though her element was forcefully mutated (through concoctions or something still need to figure that out, and this is one of the more painful processes) to control ice/freeze things

~ D'arcy was originally a mind fairy whose powers revolved around thoughts. She was the subject of people there trying to combine elements, though instead the mutated light magic put inside her reacted somehow and 'flipped' into control over shadows. She was hurt the most in the experiments due to how much of a so-called 'breakthrough' the light magic flipping was

~ Two years later (after going through a lot of this) Isobel escaped either by tricking the people there into thinking she was 'now believing in their goal' or her ice magic got strong enough to freeze through the magic-suppressing chains after 2 years

~ Isobel without hesitation killed the people guarding her's and D'arcy's cells before grabbing her sister and running out of there, getting rid of anyone in her way. This is about the same time Bloom went into the Darkness Dimension

~ Time for the character profiles

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Isobel Daniels

Element: Water, though 'flipped'

Skills: Ruthlessness. If someone seriously threatens the safety of either herself or D'arcy she would not hesitate to resort to the sort of violence she was used to in The Settlement. Mercy or guilt is not something felt by her except in rare cases

Hobbies: Researching about history and also magic theory. She wants to understand more about what happened to her magic even though she understands that she cannot reverse it, and signs in History that pointed to The Settlement, while D'arcy just wants to ignore the whole experience

Dislikes: Authority figures who hide information and she has no respect for them. She very much dislikes Dowling. She also dislikes people she does not know unless they are proven to be trustworthy. When people are overly kind and very clearly fake. Physical touch, as in if you rest your hand on her shoulder have fun with a broken wrist (Isobel is not heartless though. She'd apologize, but as in 'sorry for that, but don't you dare do that again.')

Likes: When she is alone and uninterrupted. She enjoys music as well, and (I don't know I see her and D'arcy at Alfea at some point after season 2) I feel like she'd 'not hate' Musa initially for that reason

Personality Traits: Cares about D'arcy and is protective over her at times, though she does view D'arcy as someone who could defend herself (as she is more of a subtle sort of ruthless only occasionally). Determined and very dedicated. Not very sarcastic and more so blunt and deadpan, either in a pissed-off way or a teasing way if she is comfortable enough to not be entirely closed off and defensive

Fatal Flaw: Very closed off

Fear: Of people betraying her. That is part of the reason she doesn't like those (specifically authority figures) who hide information. She won't take any chances

Others: Is hesetant to go to Alfea in the first place but does anyway. When she is at Alfea she researches and researches.

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D'Arcy Daniels

Element: Mind and 'flipped' light

Skills: Thinking of outcomes before they happen. She thinks a lot about what is going to happen as sort of a way to plan ahead so nothing bad ever happens

Hobbies: Art sort of as a way to cope with how the experience at The Settlement had impacted her

Dislikes: Nightmares as she has them a lot (this leads to her being quite sleep-deprived a lot of the time, also one of the things she used art to cope with), when Isobel brings up anything that happened with their parent's death, the battle, and The Settlement. People who are simply just bigots/rude for no season

Likes: Art, feeling relaxed which rarely happens, being around the few people she doesn't have to question their intentions and who are no assholes. Has to be the two things, not either or, otherwise nada trust

Personality Traits: Bad with change but tries, does not trust others for the life of her though while Isobel gets closed off because of this D'arcy tries to learn everything about people. If someone tries to piss her off she is amused until a certain point and then she will make you regret it. Isobel would threaten someone if they said something extremely rude about herself or her sisters, but D'arcy would know all your weaknesses and hit you where it hurts if you hurt her/someone she cares about enough

Fatal Flaw: Buries all the things she has gone through and refuses to talk about it most of the time.

Fear: That the people in the Settlement would come back for her, and the only one who knows about this fear is Isoble and she sure as hell would not tell anyone else

Others: Falls for Riven at one point but then gOeS FoR MuSa because GAY. Was out of it for a few months after Isobel and herself got to Alfea but then slowly started to realize she was safe

[otakuanimesx2]

Noticias de Yu Yu Hakusho

Chicos miren el primer dibujo de Yukina es el mejor diseño que yo e visto en mi vida, porque es mejor que el original del anime de Yu Yu Hakusho.

Los colores de paleta le que dan muy bien al personaje y se ve muy realista, el dibujo de Yukina me encantó muchísimo.

El segundo dibujo le quedo muy bien el diseño de Kurama tiene muchísimo, talento a la hora de dibujar cualquier persona de anime.

Pueden encontrar a ken_arts_20 en su cuenta de Instagram tiene demasiado potencial para llegar muy lejos.

Les dejo su Instagram.

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[starblasterr]

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[miss-psyson]

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[dajae112]

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[th-is-me]

Explicar tus sentimientos es tan difícil como traducir libros antiguos.

-Romance is a Bonus Book (Serie Original de Netflix)

[shitdoom]

 THIS    SHITHOLE    IS    DOOMED.   private    original    character    “clifford    wythe”    for    nexflix's    fear    street:    1994.    by    francisco.    #shitdoom

[alexzalben]

Hi Alex. My question is : Is Riverdale a Neflix show or a CW show ? Everyone says it's a CW show but when you go to Nexflix to watch Riverdale, there's the N on the show poster that shows it's an Netflix original series. It’s confuse me a lot ! And I know it’s a dumb question but I need to know. Can you answer this for me please ?

For sure, easy answer: it's a Warner Bros. TV show that is broadcast on The CW in the United States, and Netflix internationally. It also goes to Netflix in the United States after the season is finished, but it's not a Netflix Original, at least domestically.

[reykjabitch]

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