#we just haven't seen any of it (yet?)

[destiel-wings]

Friendly reminder that this was Dean's first smile in heaven. Not when he saw Bobby, not when he told him about his mother or father, Dean's FIRST SMILE in heaven was when he heard Cas was there. That's when he finally showed any happiness™ at all

[moonkhao]

hi.

[coquelicoq]

obviously in homura matoba does natori a huge favor (though it also comes with perks for himself) but there's another way to look at it. if in miharu natori was offering to help matoba bear his burdens, it doesn't seem that matoba took him up on that. he sat on the bench of i hate my life and dissociated about it, because so much would have to be different for him to accept that offer in the way it was being offered. he would have to be different. but natori coming to him in the homura arc and saying i need you, now we're talking. other than when they first met and matoba said he was looking for people he can use, since he got to know natori what he's been saying is use me use me use me. but all natori has done is reject him, even when it clearly makes natori weaker and less able to meet his goals. as the clan leader matoba has so many people he can (and does) use. and the dynamic that he has with those people is not the one he wants with natori, nor the one natori was offering in miharu. but if natori uses him? that's different. that's a reciprocation of sorts, a bid for connection. that's natori reaching out and saying, i see you, i value you, we can be equals.

[harukakitous]

Ohsama Sentai King-Ohger | #30

"Moffun... it's cold. But... I can feel a little bit of warmth."

[justletmeramble1701]

The only design detail from the upcoming Superman movie (that we know about) that I can't figure out the reason for is the main Superman logo. Why a gold Kingdom Come logo?

What we know about the film so far is that this is supposed to be a more "traditional" Superman story about Clark reconciling his Kryptonian heritage and his human upbringing. With that in mind, I can easily find plot reasoning for most of the design.

The bright colors, trunks, and shield on the back: traditional Superman and possible connection to Earth.

The space/tech lines, armor sections, high collar, and uniform-esque structure: Kryptonian military uniform.

I can easily bullshit justifications for most of the design, except the logo. In Kingdom Come, Superman wears a strange, black and red logo to show his mourning. Specifically, to show that there is still hope in death (though, it may actually be a symbol of revenge or war, but I'll explain later). If you've seen the Arrowverse crossover Crisis On Infinite Earths, you already know this. This explanation is obviously not what this film is doing. This is a young Superman, still coming to terms with his origins, so he's not mourning the loss of everyone close to him. This is why the logo is gold and not black, but why keep the rest of it? I see three, probably obvious explanations.

The first explanation is that the new film or series takes thematic or narrative elements from the comic. In Kingdom Come, Superman retires after the Joker attacks the Daily Planet, killing Lois and the rest of his supporting cast, and the public celebrates a violent vigilante killing him. After these new generation of vigilantes cause the destruction of Smallville (it might have been the entire state of Kansas, which is kind of funny, but I read this book at my local library years ago, so I'm choosing the less extreme option), he comes out of retirement with a new Justice League to reestablish the tradition notion of heroism, though Batman believes Superman is simply looking for revenge. We know that in the new film, a strange version of, what appears to be, the JLI that may be funded by Maxwell Lord is in this film and we know that an authority film is coming, so maybe this new Superman will be introducing, what we would call, a more traditional form of heroism to this already established universe. It would certainly be an interesting, bold statement to make after the last decade of "subversive" takes on Superman.

It could be because this shield is harder to read than the traditional one. If the movie is about tackling Kal-El, the Kryptonian, vs Clark, the human, and this is still the symbol of the House of El, then maybe this symbol was picked because it looks less like an "s", making it feel more alien. Maybe it is a symbol of Krypton in Earth colors.

Or maybe, just maybe, they just liked the Kingdom Come logo. Maybe they wanted to set this Superman apart from other versions and pick a logo from the comics that they liked. Superman and Lois is using the traditional logo, My Adventures with Superman is using something similar to the electric logo, and the DCEU used a variant of the 40's logo, so they looked at what was left and chose their favorite. It wouldn't be the first time they used a logo for no reason (why the fuck did the DCEU Superman use the 40's logo).

Who knows, I'm probably wrong. I just know that I'm currently mixed on the suit overall and trying to sort out my feelings on it. What ya think?

[augustatheghost]

i don’t know what you guys are all complaining about i love that svu has vaporized olivia from woman on the verge to lady cragen

[faithfromanewperspective]

is it weird to ask for trigger/content warnings on neurodivergent vent posts? like i love you guys really and i understand that posts about being invalidated and shamed especially by our parents' generation are cathartic to reblog and it's really important to share our stories. but sometimes i'm just scrolling my dash trying to wind down and it ends up being the one thing i don't want to be reminded of, just in relation to where i'm at now vs past experiences

[blujayonthewing]

the problem with adulthood is that I do actually really like catching up and socializing with other adults, but I still also want very badly to wander off by myself and sit on the ground and pluck grass blades and look at bugs and pet the cat, and there just simply isn't enough time for both

[c10v3r]

my names lightbulb i was bit by a radioactive spider yadda yadda yadda

i rewatched across the spiderverse yesterday and i was like "ykw. lightbulb spiderperson." so i made this

[hydrachea]

Stellaron Hunters micro-crumbs in Acheron's trailer thank you Mihoyo.

[mitamicah]

I need to think out loud - feel free to ignore

[chapeau-de-paille]

I will never be tired of talking about the strawhats dynamic. Not only as a group, but as individuals. Like you could literally take any duo or trio or whatever among them and you would still have the most stupidest dumbest funniest endearing group dynamic ever. Luffy, Usopp and Chopper ? The stupidest trio of besties you've ever seen. Zoro and Nami ? The most sibling-like duo I've ever seen. Zoro and Chopper ? Robin and Chopper ? Literally 2 parents taking care and being protective af over their child, who admires them so much. Zoro and Sanji ? Do I even need to explain it. Luffy with literally any strawhat. Usopp with Sanji. Robin or Nami with any of the stupidest of the crew. Brook or Franky with Usopp or Chopper. And the list goes on.

[whatwouldjanewaydo]

the original series gets a bad rap but it really understood compelling storytelling. like yeah man, what if a woman wore a short skirt and reminded you of your ex girlfriend. and that’s the whole episode

[exosentient]

The Doctor gets Othered in his own regeneration story?

Idk, I've just watched the special and when the bi-generation thing happened, I just got annoyed. Like, RTD, Let It Go already.

There was already so much Tennant Doctor content while Whittaker's run was on, and now the white guy gets to actually hang around in Gatwa's run. Hopefully very very very rarely.

Absolutely nothing against Tennant's Doctor, I think he's great, but let's respectfully move on for the 15th Doctor in his own right without the audience hand-holding. Maybe I'll feel much better once Gatwa's run proper starts.

[warrior-of-sunlight]

I just fucking love it when someone has dogs that are too strong for them and one of them is dog aggressive and not wearing a muzzle. Just love it. And don't get angry when I need to physically kick your dog away after it bit both me and my dog, be happy my almost 40 kilo dog listened to me and did not bite back. Fucking hell.

[sophie-summer]

One aspect that bothers me about Blades 2 is how a significant part of Imtura's character has been left unexplored. Despite being a pirate and expressing her love for the sea, she is also a captain.

When the party was on the verge of parting ways before everything went downhill, she mentioned that she couldn't leave her ship without a captain for too long. However, she abandoned it when the MC was kidnapped. I'm not criticizing this; we know she was barely holding it together (if at all), so she was clearly not in a state to be a proper captain. What bothers me is that this hasn't been mentioned at all. Who is taking charge now that their captain is gone? Are her crew members okay with her just abandoning them? Is she still the captain of The Wraith after almost two years?

Additionally, there's the situation with her mother, Ventra. We know Ventra didn't want Imtura wandering around like any other pirate; she wanted her to prepare to be her heir, to be the next queen. While she can't control what Imtura does in the end, that surely won't stop her from trying.

Furthermore, Imtura is a creature of the sea; she loves and reveres it in everything she does, it's like Light to Nia. Yet, she has been away for a long time.