#timeboat

[whmee]

HELLO DEAD FANDOM im actually going to fucking implode lovehate relationship w this fandom "people should join the fandom!" vs "if anyone else gets into this game im gonna fucking GET THEM." thoughts at the same exact time anyways im ass w headcanons but these r just sum thoughts i have on the characters lolol lotsa doodles under cut (mainly coleman) (( 9/11 of these drawings below have coleman in them))

[crimsondestroyer]

I'm starting to think that the original inhabitants of the Minecraft world died out due to terminally awful seamanship. I mean, HOW?

[solobodor]

I wanted to try out other VR games and got into "the Under present" and i got REALLY interested in its Host , the MC (as in Master of Ceremonies) He is the Bored God of a pocket dimension called "the under" in which he abduct people from the human world to entertain him..

I love his shapes he is such a fun character Bonus cause tell me thats not what happens in Timeboat

[dykevotions]

oh btw the timeloop guy was explicitly inspired by the timesprites from TUP with the plotpoint that i wish got into the final game about trying to stop the timeboat loop,like the playable trailer for the game is so cool where you find one of the loops broke,the boats on fire and everythings gone wrong and you find one of the unwilling cast members hiding in a shipping container and make a deal with her to break out of the loop and then that just,doesnt happen??? hwy you remember that quote about how a flawed bit of media sticks with you longer than a good one?

oughh that sounds. so cool

[crimsondestroyer]

made a bunch of pixel arts of myself in tup, have the parts separate so i can pose them whenever

bonus:

[ask-zacharies-snackarie]

What the MC sees

[mcnieves]

Behind The Scene In Timeless Season 1 Episode 11 “The World's Columbian Exposition.”  

Rufus Carlin, The Scientist Played By Malcolm Barrett & Wyatt Logan, The Soldier Played By Matt Lanter Loosen Up Behind The Scenes.

[daylighteclipsed]

So, I just finished Kh1 and started KhBBS and I never really noticed the amount of odds and ends that literally pointed to the ending of Kh3 and perhaps four?

Firstly, Kingdom Hearts 1.

In Kingdom Hearts 1 in the terrarium of Hollow Bastion, there is a total of five lifeboats (Or was it timeboats? I don't remember the name of those pods). In Kingdom Hearts Union, there was seven lifeboats which was distributed as follows:

One went to Maleficent.

One went to Ventus.

One went to Brain.

One went to Lauriam.

One went to Elrena.

One went to Skuld.

One went to Ephmer.

By number, seven lifeboats was used, but by technicality only five was used. Reason behind this is because of Brain and our character. In the data world before the escape, it was acknowledged that there was seven boats, seven of us. The Evil Fairy took one, and the other was broken, leaving five.

Five the number that so happens to be in the terrarium of Hollow Bastion. But we're not going into that just yet.

Within this five, four was used and the three that remained was to wait for Brain to send back two. By the time the two lifeboats returned, only two people remained, our character tricking the darkside and locking it away with our bodies in the... Plug? Or was it a wire? Idk.

This meant that at this precise time, there was three lifeboats. One for Skuld, one for Ephmer, no one to take the third.

I don't know about you, but it's time for a little 'Tether' dictionary look up.

Tethered is to tie something to a post or fixed to the ground with a rope or chain. In business terms, it means that data loggers are tied to a computer and tracks data at whatever interval they're set at.

In ones opinion, the lifeboat that remained is a tether.

Now wait, I am aware that the data realm completely corrupted itself by darkness, but according to Kingdom Heart Theory, the data realm should've just showed up in the darkness realm or ended up like 'The End of Worlds'. The worlds never really disappear because the people from the place keeps it alive by having it in there hearts.

Now getting back to Hollow Bastion Terrarium. The five that remained could symbol the actual number of Foretellers and could possibly explain how the heck they got to the current timeline, or it could be a recreational project that so happened to be a coincidence.

Moving on... Moving on!!!

Second thing I noticed was Riku's heart and body. According to them, Riku's heart won against the darkness, but his body didn't. I don't know exactly why that information stuck with me, but it kinda sticks with the whole situation of our character in the plug.

Finally, Birth by Sleep.

Ventus was encased by ice by Xehanort in the cinematic sequence and by some way was purged of his darkness before Xehanort 'Long live the king'ed him. In Kingdom Hearts 3, Sora was crystallized and was comparable to ice. For some reason, if a person heart is affected by the keyblade, ice like effects happen, for example, Kh1 when Sora used the keyblade on himself.

Not his finest moment, please forgive him.

The same can be said for Strelitzia who was struck down by the Keyblade, like Kairi now that I think about it, and she turned crystalized ice like.

I just love the fact that Crystalized Ice = Death = Not Really Dead, but hey! We out here living the after death life.

Sorry for the long ask, I just really, really find it both weird and strange that I didn't pay too much attention to it, and please, tell me if I'm overthinking, or actually on to something. Thank you!

The first half of this sounds so interesting, but KHUX stopped making sense to me at the end so 😭😭😭 I’m sorry, I don’t know what to say about that.

I think Riku trapping darkness in his heart is important because it is related to The Player, like you said, and what the MoM was/is trying to do with the Foretellers… Only, Riku’s the only one to do that “right” so far. Instead of forcing it with the purpose of destroying it, he accepts the darkness as part of his heart and knows how to turn the darkness back into light: love. He’s truly figured out what no one else has figured out in thousands of years… I love him so much.

Also, this ask made me realize Riku is technically a heartless for the entirety of CoM? He doesn’t have a nobody because his body was destroyed? And I guess Sora is a heartless throughout CoM, too, if Namine and Roxas exist while CoM is going on? Right? Sora looks like himself because of Kairi’s Princess of Heart powers, and… Riku looks like himself because his heart won against the darkness. That really adds to the idea that Castle Oblivion should be viewed as less a physical place and more a state of mind. I digress.

I don’t know much about Final Fantasy, but I believe Sora being crystalized in the KH3 secret ending Bad End is supposed to be similar to FF’s crystal stasis. So you’re pretty much right! Crystal stasis is a sleep like death. Not quite death, but pretty close. Like being cryogenically frozen.

Rewatching KH1, Sora doesn’t look like ice to me — he turns into gold sparkles; it’s the same gold hue that Riku (Riku’s heart in the shape of Riku) has when his heart wins against Ansem/darkness — but Xion looks like ice when she “dies” at the end of Days... I’d argue Kairi looks more like water than ice when Xehanort slices her. She looks like the heartless in the Final World that we fight in the tutorial section of KH3. As for Strelitzia… I think her body turns into sparkles, too, but you could argue that’s mist. Water.

Either way, water is consistently used as a symbol for darkness (as well as sleep because “darkness holds our sleep”) in KH, and ice is just another form of water. So the water and ice effects for characters who “die” but still remain are probably intentional.

[massofamooneh-blog]

Religion is illusion. Every #Symbol is the same, with a different perspective. You Have My word. . . . The Star of David as the Kindom of Solomon represented by the four "Ra's" The four pillars, the four right angles. The four vectors. Revealing the four triunes expressed in the iching and zodiacs of all forms. . . Nazis and Jews where to begin... . The #West hates Jews The #East hates Nazis. Nazis are hicks gone mad, and Jews are seriously raging super nerds that dont realize they left their reality to visit ours during Martian Atlantean mixup in this fractal of crystal earths Timeboat. . . . The Jews were pulled from the void, and the Jews just hopped in. They aint bad, they aint good, same for Martians and lemurians. . In #Martian direction you will get dragons, tiamat, reptillians, annunaki giant winglies. . In #Atlantean direction you have #Pleiadians, #Vegans, lemurs, likely the Neptune Nommos direction. . In the #Jews complex, their no more than us, apart of a whole different "us". For all I know they were running, and ended up here. Or they were being greedy.. Exploring the void, got lost, and now cant enslave our segment since they lost the link to their quadrant. . What I do know, is the system, is the scales, the balance. if you hopped off your elevator while going down, your now going up, and vice versa. Realize what this means in the color particle gluon time #Pendulum between #Red and #Blue. The system..technically gave us the Jews, lmao🤗 the Jews at this point, have no F***ing clue:) . . . RA Right Angle. Eye of Isis. Eye of horus. We are all El. ^.^ we are all the eye of Isis, the eye of horus, and the phi-losopher meta-sol stone. E before L. The circuits of the letters. 3.1...4..1..5. Four pillars of Atlas to which our ring 💍, our seal 🔑, our #Chains of #Olympus is bound. find "set" course in "sails" and we have found our arc. Going #up or #down the elevator #Akashik record, and how stable is our #Library, is it time to lapse? If so will we be unfolding or folded? . These are questions a Vegan>Lemurian>Atlantean may want to know. . Own your #Sol, let no "one" manipulate you. The greatest spell of all is to gain your #Eye.

[lazyassspecialist]

Spikes. #minimalism #timeboat #minimal

[mcnieves]

Timeless Season 1 Episode 11

“The World's Columbian Exposition” (SPOILER ALERT)  The show returned with an episode that introduced to us to the famed Chicago World’s Fair, and some of the inspiring, wonderful work that was done by many there. Oh, and it also brought us the most notorious killer at this point in American history in H.H. Holmes.“The World’s Columbian Exposition” was a bit of a hodgepodge episode of a lot of different ideas bouncing around. You had to resolve the matter of Flynn capturing Lucy, the rescue mission by Rufus and Wyatt to find her, meeting Harry Houdini, defeating Holmes, and eventually getting everyone back to the present day all in one peace. While there were absolutely some enjoyable moments through the process, this felt in many ways like a better two-parter episode jammed into one instead. Much of that may be due in part to having only 16 episodes for the first season. That simply forces the show to move quickly.The part that was likely the most shortchanged was the saga of Holmes. For most of the episode, it was not clear that it was George all along, and by the time it was, we got into some truly terrifying stuff. He locked Lucy in a box, making her worst fears in a reality, and put her on a trajectory where her life was in grave danger. Were it not for her incredible memory of everything Holmes did and believed in over the course of his life, odds are that he would have taken her out. This served as a lengthy-enough distraction to get Wyatt in there to kill him. Maybe he changed history ever so slightly here, but hey: Isn’t this an occasion where he changed it for the better? There didn’t seem to be any blowback as a result of it.

Meet Houdini – The show’s version of the character, played by Michael Drayer, proved to be a great deal of fun. He at first used Lucy for one of his famed illusions, and eventually proved valuable with him rescuing her from Flynn. We also loved the subtle note of him, even after taking Flynn down a peg, taking a moment to do a little promotion for his magic show. This was a spunky, energetic version of the character, and one we do hope comes back at some point down the line.

Goodbye Rittenhouse – Rufus decided after going through the order with Holmes and the Murder Castle that he didn’t want to be bothered anymore with the recordings. He made one last one, told Mason to pick a side, and that was that. It’s a huge line in the sand that could easily come back to bite him hopefully, it won’t. You gotta love a bold Rufus, though we question doing this when we’ve already seen what he’s capable of.  While Flynn lost his latest battle to mess up history by destroying J.P. Morgan, Henry Ford, and Thomas Edison, he did find another way to mess with one of the team members’ minds: He told Wyatt that Wes Gilliam, a man currently in prison, was responsible for the murder of his wife. From there, he told him that the only way to potentially stop this man was to find a way to go back in time to stop Gilliam from even being born.  The episode took a little bit of time to get going, and maybe part of that was the fact that we lacked the fun group introduction. That is, after all, harder to achieve with Lucy separated from the group. From a historical perspective, everything was great in between Holmes and Houdini and the World’s Fair. It just wouldn’t been a meatier story if we’d found a way to give Lucy more time taking on Holmes, and for us to get to see a little more of this particular era.    

[mcnieves]

Timeless Season 1 Episode 11 Review & After Show | AfterBuzz TV

Hosts Kari Lane, Chris Howard, and Frank Moran discuss Timeless for the episode "The World's Columbian Exposition."

[mcnieves]

A Quote From of Lucy Preston A History Professor Played By Abigail Spencer In Timeless Season 1 Episode 11 “The World's Columbian Exposition.”  

[mcnieves]

Timeless Returns Tonight & Travels To The 1893 World’s Fair On NBC At 10pm!!    

[lazyassspecialist]

VARTH DADER #timeboat #minimal #minimalism #starwars #forceawkens

[lazyassspecialist]

No worries. #timeboat #minimal #minimalism