#yeah honestly idc

[elfstarie]

I'm in act 3 now in BG3 and dare I say... the Emperor...... would

[denjidenjiji]

I’ve been thinking about women from different medias lately.

i just got out of an artblock…. Coloring is hard guys :(((

[alexakakarumi]

Get streamer Sif AU BCS I am too lazy too draw more

[danandfuckingjonlmao]

good night and sweet dreams to the best, sexiest, sluttiest, smartest, realest, most based, valid, relatable, girlipop, sympathetic, cunt, fun, cool, feminist, aspirational girlboss character in dead boy detectives: doll spider <3

good night to her and no one else. i hope the rest of y’all have a bad night and terrible dreams.

[caluupin]

Justice trio I never knew I wanted until now

[gunsatthaphan]

OTP vibes.

[timeisacircleofangst]

because guys we've all talked about how Curly had to watch Anya die, but he had to watch Daisuke die too

like yes Curly watched Anya overdose but he also heard Daisuke calling for Anya as he crawled out of the vent. He might not have witnessed his actual death but he saw him all bloodied and distraught at being too late to save her

and I just think about how he felt. How guilty he must have been. You just watched the arguably two most vulnerable people in your crew die and you could have prevented it, but you didn't. You were charged with protecting them they were your responsibility but now they're gone and you get to watch

[dootznbootz]

Hot take: Eurylochus' death is sadder than Polites' death in Epic.

For one thing, we got to "know" him longer. He is in more songs. We got to see this friendship as it was and how it soured. There's a REASON why Eurylochus was his 2nd in command. He was smart and knew what he was most of the time. Most likely, they were fine in the war but the monsters and everything else in the Odyssey are very different from a battle among mortal men.

Odysseus calls him his brother. I don't know if Jay plans to have Eurylochus be Odysseus' brother-in-law like he is in the Odyssey, but regardless, that does add to it.

We get to see the fear Eurylochus has, we get to see his doubt. His struggle to believe that Odysseus, his captain and "brother", actually knew what he was doing. As Odysseus WAS attempting very scary things that they've never really done before. Was he wrong most of the time? Yes. But can you blame him if you look through his point of view?

In some ways, I think Eurylochus almost KNEW his fate. Someone has mentioned it on tumblr but the fact that Eurylochus was so skeptical about Aeolus' island but was suddenly fine with eating Helios' cattle, shows that he just...didn't really care anymore.

Maybe he hasn't since he opened the bag tbh. Odysseus never says he "forgives him" after he admits to doing it. Odysseus was always the one to go back for their friends, the fact that he's changed so dramatically probably terrified him. As they were friends, and what happened with Scylla is now how he "treats" his friends, what does that mean for Eurylochus? Odysseus never said that he forgives Eurylochus, especially after what happened with Scylla.

The crew's "you relied on wit, and then we died on it" is almost a "prophecy" as these men are still alive but they DO die very soon after this. Odysseus "relied on wit" in how he chose himself over them. It's a reach, but I think you could even say that Penelope is his "wit" in this decision. She is the reason why he chose himself over them because "I have to see her." me too, Ody

His "But we'll die" doesn't even sound too desperate. I think it was one last try despite him knowing that "You will never choose us" because Odysseus would choose Penelope over anyone and everyone (Telemachus being the only other person who he'd possibly choose over her. I mean she'd be pissed if he put her before their son.). He already knew that Odysseus would choose her, I think he wanted some sort of answer or response from Odysseus. Maybe even an "I'm sorry" or something but Odysseus understands what this means but that doesn't matter as he has to see Penelope again.

Whether Eurylochus' and by proxy, the crews', deaths were already fated like in the actual Odyssey or not, there's just something so sad about seeing this bond go sour and how it'll never get the chance for forgiveness or resolution. It's done.

[sundial-bee-scribbles]

meow〜

[hayaku14]

dc movie 27 spoilers//

western audience really be the weakest link cos jp twt be like "omg they're cousins, they were destined to meet, they should date" and weibo users be like "brothers at day, husbands at night" LIKE IM SCREAMING LMAOOOO THIS IS THE ENERGY MOVING FORWARD KAISHIN SHIPPERS LMFAOOO

[baejax-the-great]

What are your pronouns? And how do you pronounce Baejax, cuz I’ve been imagining it’s a mix between bae and Ajax but I could be just so very wrong. Is it like a name or a special something else? Cuz I’ve been ranting to my friends about your work and stuff and idk what to refer to you as 😭

And ily and your work and may you never be eaten by possums btw

My pronouns are she/her, though I don't mind a they/them thrown in.

Baejax is pronounced like Ajax but with a B (With my American accent, that's Bayjax). It is because Ajax is bae, and history has done him so, so wrong. See my many essays about him.

I don't think they have possums in Greece, though I do think I saw a fox the other day. Mostly I see tortoises, sea anemones, cats, magpies. Saw about a hundred dead sea urchins yesterday. I think the cats are the biggest danger.

[itsslivernotsilver]

how much of an Annoying Gamer would i be if i said that like. 3 phase eigong wasn’t even that hard and i'm not even that good at games in general i just abused the talismans

[mud-castle]

Guess who might have undiagnosed ADHD?

Can I get a whoop whoop?

[jewishcissiekj]

did I really never talk in-depth about the Hunt for Aurra Sing? shame. such a good comic arc

[babygirlificationn]

Devious little fella.

[c6jpg]

i should have paid more attention to the first part of the little saurian world quest bc i am now fully invested